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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

, tsnded IN 7s[c.. . rcnArksble differences,
which TEN pied not f0w capitalists 70 carry mo
wheat a. big investments. Little ATTENTION WAS
paid &c ordinary inluoucss ~ the asrhet'
Every one was preparing iof july delivery 70
day.
ed many margins and struck many stop Orders.
which brought largo amounts o1 wneas ~ snc
market The opening was about tne same - =
YESTERDAY for July and prices Declined euirkiy
1isc more, then rallied lc., iulcd NenSef ana
she closing was itsaIssc lower than yesterday.
known In the history OF tho chicago Board q
Trade. As far ~ September vas concernea ~ ~
coon recovered its tone and the greater Dali ~
the session II was worth ~ nlucnss or shs"S
more tnan nj the close OF the day.
Good rains we're again quite gensroi IN w
sprin z-wheat country aud cabiegrams gave mo
market no snpport in their quotations. OF tns
foreign markets. There were, howcser. n"-
merous foreign buying orders IN markN ssn =
good deal OF wheat Was reported WORKED nero
to-day.
The chief supporters OF corn drow oueand
left the cash end OF the deal 20 care Tor tssI'
Tho consequence VAS that July ana septempa'
which mad ueeu sailing with gap Of only &c.
between them, wiiened out TO a 3t1c. cinerenco.
There was a nervous and unsettled feeling In
tho market regarding to-tnorroxs DELIVERIES,
In. for september the market was urn anu
c.ossd at 42c. compared WITH 4lssc on the oay
before For July 3Ss<c. was the lowest pfcc.
compared with 3Sssc yesterday. nero "as
good inquiry for export.
Cash quotations: flour weak; next 10 I'M
possibie TO effect sales. NO q spttng Wness'
8IiSs6jsS. No. 2 corn, 3Sisc. No. oats, zoc.
Mess-pork, s1s.75ssIs.17le Lsrd, ss5va
80 SIX. Shori-rib sides 1oosel, IS. Uty-
sides fooxsdl, go 5Oasg.75. whskey. SLIP.
Inc Leading tutures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, you will nov
accept any substitute if offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
TERRIFIC STORM IN AUGUSTA.
Valley Turnpike Bridge Swept Away
Young Lady Reported Drowned.

Valley Turnpike Bridge Swept Away
Young Lady Reported Drowned.
rCorrespondence or the Richmond Dlsoatch.l
STAUsros, VA, June 30.-News reaches here
to-day OF a terrific storm which swept over the
northern part Of Augusta yesterday evening. A
furious whirlwind, accompanied by sheets OF
rain and a heavy fail OF hail, swept over the
county from New Hope 10 Centreyille. Near
New Hope the ground Was white With hail, high
trees were uprooted and fences blown down. In
one instance a section OF fence hall mile long
were strewn over she road. kivuleis wore
swollen into torrents. The ley-iurnpikc
bridge at Banktown was swept away Near
Verona the Episcopal mission chapel was
lifted from It's foundations, and your correspond
ent is reliably informed that Mss Hook, near
Centrevllle, IN making her way TO her spring
house, was caught 10 the swollen spring branch
nni drowned Tho Oldest resident Ia that sec
ton has never seen such storm. During the
downpour the nlercury fell to GO degrees.
Messrs =. b. Sublett q Son have bought from
Colonel II. J. Williams, member OF the Legisla-
ture from Augusta, hts crop OF new wheat. esti-
mated at 300 bushels, 10 be delivered IN July.
Tho price fixed is 0l cents per bushel
Inder the new ag0ortionmcnt OF salaries OF
presidential portmasters the salary nxe1 ior
tho Staunton onice is s2. 590-a decrease OF 800.
Front Royal, staunt0n, and Narrenton have q
decrease OF 800 each. while Gordonsyilie and
Roapose are de :reased 5000.
Hundreds OF bushels OF wheat In tho MI Sid
pey neigbbOrnood were swept away or de-
stfoyed. Hail was piled up feet deep In some
ulacoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
FIGHTING WHILE UNDER ARREST.
Three Moir Brothers Attack and Severely
Beat One Spindle-ya. Engineers.

lNpeClal telegram 10 tno DlsphlCn.I
RoASOKE, VA, June 30.-COnsiderable excite
ment was occastoned here this evening by a
fight between three brothers-E. L., V. r., and
Percy Moron one side and Ben. spindle on
tho other. V. p. Moir and young Spindle had an
alteration about 2 o'clock to-day and further
trouble being feared all four we're summoned
before Justice Turner 10 be placed I'M
der bonds to keep the peace. They
started Tor the Mayors oflice, accompanied by
Chief-of-Police Terry, and when near tue corner
OF Salem avenue aud Commerce street became
involved In a ight in which spindle was roughly
handled by two Of the brothers. The other ate
tempted 20 shoot him, but was prevented 10y Mr..
;. Kennerly. ex-chlef Of police who happened TO
be near. Spindle received an ugly cut on the
back Of his head aud was badly bruised on the
head also. The Moir brothers we're balled In
the sum Of $500 for their appearance when
spindle has recovered sufficiently from bis in
jures 10 appear IN court.
PAPERs DISCUSSED.
The Association of Virginia Engineers held
their summer meeting this afternoon at the
ROckbridge Hotel, on Mill Mountain. near tnlS
city. The progEamme consiste Of Gu address
by the president, reading and discussion OF
papers, among them beng the following: " inc
Proper Method of Disposing OF Sewe-age,i by r.
p. G. Sanderson; - An EyapOrative Surface Con-
deuser." by James II. Htz; "Brick Pasements,'
by William Dunlap; The improvement OF Vir-
ginia Highways" by II. w. Newly, municipal
Building Laws" by Clarence Coleman. The dis
cussion was continued at the night meeting.
Another session will be held tomorrow alter
noon. The Attendance is good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Meeting of,he w. G. r.u. and y.,.

A Joint meeting Of the Wonan's Christian
Temperance Union and "Y'e" vas held yester.
derdhy afternoon az tho Young Mems Chris
tan Association, WITH Mrs Whitehead In tn,
chair.
Encouraging reports from 'he West-End " w
and the West-Eud aud Richmond "Ys" were
read. The kschmond "Y's e1terta ned, and
she programme was Ln interesting one.
temperance Guartette was sung by Misses
Bristow and Jobson, and Messrs. Turner ant
Walker.
The Martyred Mother" was very patheis
cSily rccite BY Miss poindextor.
Tho Menmond High-schooi March duet
written by Mr.. ". Reginald Walker and dedi-
Gated 20 the graduates Of 1909. was played by
Miss Jobson and Mr.. Walker. Lastly there
WAS vocal solo by Mr.. Walker
Some unfinished business was thep attended
"a. The meeting was adjourned witt tn sing
ing Of the doxology.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

About six months ago my little son, eyed
three, was very much troubled with breaking
out on hIs scalp and behind his ear. The places
effected were about as large as silver dollar,
the flesh seemed raw and covered with little
blisters. The child suffered considerably, and
was naturally very fretful. ltried several RENE
dies without obtaining any beneficial results,
IN fact the eruptions seemed 10 be spreading
and new places breaking out. concluded
TO try the CuTIcURA REMEDIES, and bought
a box OF CCTIcCRA, q. cake Of CUTIcvKA SOAP,
and bottle of CuTIcuRA REsoLyEST. Iwashed
the effected parts with the CUTIcURA soar,
taking care not 10 irritate the flesh, and applied
CUrIcURA noticed change for the better In
the appearance of thu eruptions in twenty-four
hours. / continued the treatment morning and
night, aud in two weeks the .eruptions entirely
disappeared, leaving tho skin smooth and tho
scalp clean, In fact perfect cure, as have not
seen any indications OF any eruption OF breaking
out since. / gave the child only few doses OF
the CurIcUnA REsoLyESr. l consider yonr
CurrcURA REMEDIES very valuable, and expect
TO keep small supply constantly on hand. I
believe CuTICURA would be excellent for apply
ing to insect bites, which are very annoying In
this country. c. A. ARMSTRONG;,
Swift Island, n. @.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Invite Them to Nee, Here,

The members OF Lee Camp propose 20 have
an outing at Ocean Wow some time In the early
summer and Win take their wiyos and families.
great mauy OF the members OF the camp have
alresdy sisni1ed their Intention OF going on this
trp.
Tho camp last night voted 20 Instruct the dele
gates TO the Convention OF tho United Confede-
rate Veterans at Birmingham. Ala, 10 invite
them 10 meet In the city Of Richmond at their
next annual convocation. which will DO about
this time next year The delegates were also
requested 70 confer with the Executive Commit
Tee Of the Private Soldiers and sailors Mouu-
ment Association and SOS II thoY will be able 10
complete their monument by that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
A. ]. DREXtL DEAD.
The Head Of the House of DrexeI. Morgan
s. Co., Passes Away in Europe.
fL- ,oioororh % thu nianatrh

fby telegraph to tho Dispatch.I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 30.-Drexel & Co.
received the startling information In cable
from Carlsbad this afternoon that Anthony D..
Drexel, head OF the banking house OF Drexel,
Morgan & Co.. Drexel, Harjes & Co, OF Paris,
and Drexel & Co., OF this city had died sud
Tho message was signed an. c. Hsskins,'
and although Mr.: Haskins, who IL the son-in-
law of Minister-to-G ermany kunyon. is known
10 have been a warm personal friend o. tine
great banker, and 10 have been at Cafsbad
with him, the authenti;ity OF the cablegram was
questioned. George G. Thomas, mcmber OF
the Philadelphia nrm, feared that some one hhd
forged Mr.. Haskin's name TO bogus message,
and a cable OF inquiry was at once transmitted
All doubts, however, were dispelled shortly
after . o'clock when the following cabiegrSai
"CARIsBAD, June 80.
"George ". Childs, Philadelphia:
"Mr. Drexel died suddenly OF apoplery. On
June 10Th he had a mild1;tack OF pleurisy, from
which he had quite recovered. lie would not
permit his family 10 be advised. Mr.. haries ex-
pectsd here Tomorrow.
[Signedl "H. c. HAsKiSs.
Anthony Joseph Drexel was born in Philadel-
phIa In 1926. He had been Ut the head OF the
Philadelphia bank, having been idennned with
the enterprise since the age OF ~. he
was jealous in promoting science and art, cspe-
cially music, and contributed largely 10 pniian-
thropic and educational interests. He was the son
OF Francis Martin Drexel, who founded the
banking house OF Drexel & Co. OF Phill-
delphia In 1887. IL represents one OF the largest
enterprises Of that character in the United
States. The Paris house Of Drcxel, Hsries g
Co. was founded IN 1858 and the Now YORK
horse OF DreIol, Morgan & Co. in 1911
THE BUSINESS UNAFFECTED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-It is stated At the
onic of Drexel & Co. that the death OF Mr.. An
thouy j. Drexel will make no change Whatever
In tho business Of Dre8el & Co.
Later information is received to tho effect that
Mr.. and Mrs. IIaskins were present at Mr..
Drexels bedside during his last moments and
did everything possible under the trying cir
cumgtauces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

petitioner and TIE Treasurer wss instructed TO
refund tgI6.
Security savings Bank agnsass Dashicll
Cobb; verdict for plaintiff against G. ID III. Cobb
Tor $1,000 A motion 10 get aside the verdict
was allow "a, and time Tor further consideration
by the court
SUIT was Instituted by j. N. Chapel against
John n. Upsaur for $4,000. no declaration
was hled but " Il understood that the action Ia
based upon certain language Witch Dr. Iipshur
- alleged 70 have used 10 Mr.. Chapel in tho
latter's store. Mcssrs. ieake a Carter and I'd.
mund Waddin are counsel Tor the plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
THE MALEoRIuANS.
ANiNresssrlNcc cAsI9N AT THEIR
ASYLUM YssTfo DAY AFTERNOON.
Tho Ciosing IN. ses OF tho Academy
pistsngai.ne epi's--MrS. GIN En-
tertaips o"ssts Nicely.

rhc CLOSING rcises of the Male Orphan
ACADEMY tool ace yesterday afternoon
ats o'clocxa hat institution. The pro-
ceodines ops with singing by the boys
and PRAYER Rev. Dr. W. J. Young, OF
la7k-Plase' thodist church. The scholars
rndorweat very thorough examination
m various inches of study at the hands
OF Mr.. r. Anderson. the efficient in
.tructor, the members Of the Board Of
Directions csent Their apt replies aud
the prof ney displayed were croditable
slike 10 pills and principal.
PEcIALLy DISTINGUISHED.
Amor those specially distinguished
auriuc G session Just closed were Emmett
Archer lockwood How, Harvey Colqultt,
Cmme Joynes. John Lodge, Bennie
lIkef.i, Nimmo Roberts. Herbert Stein
Zach. ,errIs Cassidy, Lelgh Robertson,
snd lie Hall.
m were number Of visitors present,
me, ne the following members of the
boar Dr. w. W. Parker and Messrs 10
bert. Richardson. Thomas j. Todd, and
i. ! or Bosher. and rcgtesentstlves from
the iSrATCR, Sac, and Times
TTBSr.HoNoB RADUATEs.
nong the frst-hou graduates in at
tefaSC9 were Messrs James L. Schultz.
R,ert T.. Farlamb. and Benjamin G..
m SAINTS. MIR. J. VI FOsSett. for many
yes faithful dtf he, was also an ln-
tclsted spectator. uuring the afternoon
th bows. led by Mr.. Gill, rendered some
sc sweet songs.
ter the eXaminf ions the members of
70. board. ropress iaiives of the press.
90 q few other riends, including the
grsiuates, we're etertained IN that old
Wilma stvle Wild has made the popular
su erintendent 10 nous with all who have
bs q the recipe IS of her whole-souled
tx pitality.
rRnT ABLH SESSION.
ne session 10 closed was one OF the
IN pruhtatA IN the history OF the
as tm. AMI Il closing exercises. with
"a atteudat ceremonies. one Of the
D. pest IN eve respect After evening
ar -crs "a fcwt the visitors who fingered
" entertl d with some charming
ra-.lc. Iher ht was lovely and pleas
a.. and onst 4 Will ever be iull of bright
m .lOTles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Mnrk of the s. Z. c. a.

A nule haloEgiug 10 Joseph q. Bowles In at
tempting 10 Jump over barbed-wife fonce was 20
badly injured that il had TO be killed, and Agent
Taylor. u the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals performed that unDleasant
duty Thursday. fine setter dog that had been
hurt by an elocfric-car vas also killed.
Mr.. 1aylors attention w1s called 20 the suffer
ing Of "a dog that had bocn badly lacerated in tue
stomach. DIR. Lloyd was summoned and the
afflicted animal wes subjected 20 successful
surgical operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
IN THE CHURCH TOMORROW.
Uhidrcn's Jubilee of ST. James sunday
echooI-Other Special Services

>chool-Other Special Services
o.. crIare1 q the sunday school Of 81.
f.u.- Nc.l .st Episcopal church, corner Of
la.lt-ruih ana Marsoall streets will hold
tae.r .-tl.c Celebration at otlock tomorrow
tf..i.f. I.t.,.-ung lecitatlluA and singing by
80 "H'f rs 4ld short addressed by visiting
il.u-t.rs Will make up the programme This
t'i." l- ran Ely increasing Va numbers and Will
uUutiir-- job .' ~ near future rank with the older
9 a Is, tu,t 81. numbers aud prosperity. The
yuD.lo aIr c.riialy invited % attend 10th this
E'r 81 G4i 'Le regular services morning and
ltAL Tie binding ~ nOt only very beautiful,
iui exec .4Usy comfortable The services will
D thorl sAI Interesting
Rev. Lows ~. Burton will Oriciate At 81 Johns
fhufra ip. Tie noSt three Sundays, boiling
Fnrvhcs TO u A. 3. aud +. VI. Holy com
3ugn w wu D. administered % morrow as usual
Eof. ~. Sharkehori, rector OF st Pauls
church. FREMONT O., viii preach sunday nom
jug az hli-ea.uts' church AMI make an address IN
tho afternoon 20 Grace church.
hcy. hr. Paul Whitehead will preach at Broad
ttrsut heCaO list church tomorrow mcruing.
There vii bo no Afternoon service at tie Sc
ronc Pre- byteriau church Tomorrow afternoon,
IIt Df hoge vii preach al the Third church at
titgbL
CAndrcn s-pay exercises will be held 81 How
erd's-Grcre church Tomorrow afternoon Gt ,
t'clyck. Rev. !. }. Dill pastor % NenAble-
bueet church, VIII deliver an address,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Thu Eco niannnsarr.

The folio, ing 10 the monthly report OF the
medical stan Of the Free Dispensary. which
WAS established at No. lis wet Cary street a
few weeks ago:
surgery-white patients, 4 color0d, 1 visits,
q. Diseases OF eye. ear, and throat-white pa
tisnts -; visits, 40. Diseases Of women and
chiidren-white patients, II: colored, i. Gene
raj diseases and Diseases OF the nervous sys-
iem-wbite patients. u cOlored, 4; visits, "A.
Grand total-whlte patients, AZ; colored, q: to-
tai, 4S visits, III; prescriptions compromises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
wa,chman Killed by a Train.

tCorrespoadence OIL the hichIuouu D''''0 III
DUBLIN, Va, June SOL T. Critzer, wash
man on Norfolk aud Western railroad, WIS
struck by a train and killed "Wednesday night az
a point about four miles east OF DuDlli- ne
was % years Old AMI leaves Wue anu Two
children. His remains will be taken TO Mon
treal, Va, his old home, for burial. lilo had
been employed here only from June LIST as Sec
ton hand, but WAS serving as extra Waterman
that night owing to heavy ram tnht was raining
al the time. An tnouest was held and a verdict
was given In accordance with facts above stated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01

son. Joseph Mansfield, SOL Miller, ci,renee w.
Robinson. ana DIR. II. NJ. smith as altcrnntee
The ticket Of the ants Is es follows: WA.
Post. I. j. Barham, X. G. Bickford, W. A.
Cosien, Clarence w. Robinson, and w. p. Bah
lard "a delegates. and Edloo Moreccck, j. a.
Weller, W. n. Thomas. W. II. Chiie-, =. J. Mug
Tor, and w. X. Stowe, yr, 40 alternates.
ffho result OF the convention had not reached
us before going TO press last night-Ep Dis
fATCu.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
VARIOUS OFFICERS ELECTED.

Death Of MIR. Daniei SArthworth-mr'
Msrye's New fs4s.ion.
tCorrespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
FRgDKRICKsBURG, Va. June 3O.-At meeting
OF Chatham COnncil, No. 63O, National union'
held last night tho following officers we're elect
ed: X b. McCalley, yico-president; h W.
Stesros. chaplain, and T. w. Brent. deputy.
FREDERICKSBURG Lodge, No. 20. X. OF r., elected
the following officers II. II. Grayatt, chancellor
commander: c. A. King, vice-chancelior; W. II;
Brulle, preate; Lawrence Perry, master Vi
Mr. Daniel SouthwOrth, a most estmabie citl-
zen of this county and brother OF Mr. Harrison
Southworth, clerk Ct the courts OF Essex county
died At his residence yesterday; aged ~ yeats.
News 20 accept the position OF deputy clerk IN
tho Clerks once Of Warwick county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
AUDITOR ASKED FOR THE LIST.
THE RetrsDehruent and reform Commit
tee 60 begin Work Again Meetings.

tee TO boEtn WORK again Heetincs.
The Committee on Re,renchmeui and Reform
tae, In the Council chamber at & O'Clock last eve.
ming. Those present Nero Messrs. John p.
Tqrv. vs.. H. Tanner, John Mann, DR.. \. b.
t.rsons. and W. J. Mcdowell MIR. Tanner was
selected chairman aud Nr. McnoWeli sub-chSir-
loAu.
Iae following resolution, referred 20 the COM
tniuos ~ tne Council, was read
" Dc q fssotfsd BY Che Council ~ The 'dVof Rch-
ssopd .tus Board Of Aldermen coucuTiugl, That
tfo Con- utfiee on Rcfrenchmeut and Reform are
hereby instructed 70 report such retronchinent
Hnd .oiOru ~ viii Tc1 tho present expenses OF
tho -iy government aud the Auditor OF the city be
fus.ruetoi 10 furnish said commltfev a printed
lst 81 al salaries paid, aud - whom, 10y the city
a. kichtnon1.
On motion Of Mr.. Grooms the Auditor was
girecgod % fgruifh said list by Tuesday, July
slth. Al . O'Clock =. N. OF that day the COM
E4lttee viii assem- be 70 begin the work before H.
Iae Committees on Schools 6nd Second Mar
-, me. "a TIE Council cham ber yesterday after
tD5n and transacted routine business, paid bills
ana pay-rOitA
AZ called meeting u the Investigating Gem
snt.tee feai evening the bili VI tl30.6O OF Nj. o.
baymon brown, TIE stenographor, was ordered
30 Dc pad
Too Committee on Third Market failed to get
o QuOrOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Cadet Baseball Programme
,.s.4.t ..t.,..,..s o., ,t.n Insnatch.

LEXINaFoN. VA. June 30.-The Cadet base
bali nine OF the virginia Military Institute let
rms afternoon for a tour OF the State. They
VIII play ia Roanoke, Lynchburg, petersburg,
Richmond. aud probably Danyiile. Inc team
carries the following players: Caruilcnasi DIS
coe, z. Cooke, IL. Cooke, Huger, Carter captain
Brock, Wilhams. Coteen. aud Soo1e. A. %.
Orme il manager. Nearly OF all tho Virgins MI.
itary- Institute boys left Tor their doslinatiohs
to-day. All trains out were erowded WIN 'hein'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
MRS. JACKSON AT BON AIR.
Popularity of Polk Miiier's Entertain
ment-Contesting CorporaIs.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatcn.l
FAEMvILIE, VA, June 3o.-Mrs- T. }. Stone
Ualn Jackson. who has teen on visit during
the past ten days to her sisser-in-law, Mrs. Por-
tia l.. Morrison. left to-day for Bon Air, Va.
Mrs. jackson camo directly to farmvhle rom
her home. 10 Charlotte, v. G., and expressed
herself as delighted with her visit here. While
among Us large number OF eI-Confederstes
paid their respects to her, she giving all a most
cordial welcome. ,,, =,
Onite n large number OF FarmSillians havo
COMO 10 Cum bertrand Courthouse today 70 at
tend the Polk Miller entertainment, which VIII
DO given there tonight -
Vile Guard took place last night before Captain
Martin and Lieutenants E'am and Alien. me
contestants for the medal were Corporais y. u
CraIle, ii. Il. Hooper. Jr., Walker Scott, and j.
ID. HiIlsman. The last naned won the medal
The score stood az follows: Hillsman, 9S Craile,
%; Hooper, %; Scott, 81. ,,.-
Immediately after the examinations captain
Martin invited the officers 81 the company TO q
festive board ladencd with rich COLLATION. OF
sweets that were beautiful 70 the eye ana deu-
cious IN the taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
4 Cs,ol,n, Fugitive Capturod.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatcn.l
EsPORIA, Va, juno 30.-Ine CHIEF OF fohce
of Oxford y. c., a few days since communicated
20 sheriff LA that there was man from his
town at Pleasant Shade, 10 this county, who was
charged With an assault with intent to RID The
Sheriff went up yesterday morning. arrested the
man and wired the Chief who came down on
toe 4 p. NJ. train and took bis prisoner away at
42S The prisoner was willing 10 so without
awaiting requisition papers.
Mrs. =. A. Cooper aud MISS annie cooper oi
Peterspurg are visiting Mrs. w. t. Bailey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-01
Dsnv,,,e Tobacco Market.

Especial telegram 70 the pispalch-l
UaSvuLE, VA. June 30.-Fhc loose iea' SAFES -
Of tobecoo Tor June on this market amounted 70
3,32s,627 pounds; same inarkea "a. 700 saa
hounds Sales from October LIST 20 June SUN
3a,405.OIG pounds; same time last yesr. 80
ora, sou rounds: increase this tobacco year over
last, 2, 39l ,607 pounds