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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
GOSSIP AMONG PLAYER FOLK.
Early Viciscitudes Of 1.-THE Second
Mrs. Tanqueray."
Strange Fatality OF Prof. Herr
mann's Betting.


some time ago 1t %.5 announced Win The LOUD
fanfare OF the advertising agents trumpet that
Shar'es rronhan u"u secured inc Nhe''. M ''sh's
of " The Second Mrs. Tanqucrav," and that in
- pm Wv p''s 'Ie ne"."'" ' rs- WV,
oons'u 10 h'go'ia'c win rfonmoh Inc fes'
fercnt and interesting II oppcsrs tn, four years
~ ' '"'S'''''"e' u "fe"'' '"' ''' ''"
ago Pnsro wrote the play. lie showed II To va
rious London manager. who wonld have nothing
Daniel rrobnap wbo Ir,oI il; nut ,honsb, il
.,, "'"" ',, """ ''". - ,s'',,,
and the doughty, but vcll.dresscd. Kc'ecy Dan.
a., t,.A,., .,,,., 81, ,,,.,.i,, t,..,,.
Cna''.1 VINO "'So '"ouen' !" !'','' ''oI"o IN
despair Pincro went TO Alexander, In London, anl
said to him Produce the play. II 1t succeeds
,,,,, ,a :, +, ,at,,.m 49,, ,'
pay ihc' II ia'i'-"tI'' th"A' III sa'ished
The result is known. 1t was the sensation OF Lon
don. Charles rrohmon went oycr tbcr, s,y If
.o, , III, '''''"', "'"' "',' ,"y'' .'" II
and Eric'cd lie got his brother pantcl-arc'rd-
lean rights for him. pinpro, however ,, ,'' So
incenscd at the rejection nf his play b. The amer.
ican managers that he refused ia ,,uirrt,in tho
sum for the play, and To them he gave it,
lro, ie'INn"hh L.H ho' toth Letting IN Nisilant-
, ah>f,c rae, I"r ne hectares that he ~ the IN
INC o,hfr "ay ne Mt' IN 81. Louis at the races,
a nm sns o, MS ,reHn, onerSa To hrt nun that he
lie had never picked out winner. and he hoped
lof success WIN IN" losers. He lost. The four
horses he picked ont were sineularly fortunate.
Three OF them came IN first, aud the fourth ar
rived second.
The report that Duncan u. Harrison is to man
age Mrs. Blanc UcCasionalr known as the
~ NAV II" "''c5 ., JnIa &c we one ,T NhHM
,,,rri.,yy ,'t,.o,, S"',.,W. h",' ~
hat b,ro , ~ ESn,'"f ."' "n,n,n Nw ,.
ia ni'V "N' '"t '"l''''t iu'' VI managing
"S' b'""'
,, ,, q, , -
my "ieheu small n"NS irmAih'd 10 "" piurhrt
Elilah' Just before the bears deNonFrd them. Go
w uou pal'heau ana MhhAse' u. u" nl'' rs
four inches and now the laldheads ON the front
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
81 AM CURED"
THERE is NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO PROF. SCNREINER'S
TESTiMONN

1t is from people whom the community
and the public know. aud know we'll.
TINT comes this testimony rs 10 the
superiority Of the Copeland work. 1t Is
from people TINT men and women Of
standing and self-respect may 20 aud
consult. Note the sequence in the fol.
lowing interview from Prot. Schreincr,
orGnni.t nj ST. Pnurs Church, in Jersey
Civ. y. i.
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PleonRstic.

s2rvant-Wh.h company 10 you get
ypar ice from ma'an?
Mistress ,sic h!ng)-The Independent Ice
Company.
servant Yes ma'am Of course. But
NLL-h imhnncnLnMt i-n olLMnAmN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
THE new LUNG TREATMENT.
Drs. Copeland ard Gar duer's new
method Of curing lung disorders Is n
certain cure for TINT stage Of consnmp-
ton known n. bronchial cntnrrh, the
sympto ms OF which nrr ms tOliows;


certain cure for TINT stage OF con.nmp-
ton known n. bronchial cntnrrl, the
symptom OF which nrr ms follows;
Shortncss Of breath, inability to I'll the lungs
with air without the most strenuous EFFORT, cough,
soreness, sharp, Shooting pains. lasting hut IA
moment, but piercing in character. trnversing the
region of the throat and chest. In this stage Of
the disease the cSpCctoration Is limited in guam
tlty and OF a white. frothy consistency; still in
certain wcll-markcd cases of Catarrhal Bron-
chitis, during tho first stage there is but little
cough and no cNpcctoration. Unless promptly
controlled the disease passes into the stage of nj
reraion, when the patient complains Of tired,
used up feeling In the lungs: presently tho
cough makes its appearance in tho morning only.
the patient splitting mp yrllnwiSh, decompoSed
mucus, frequently with little streaks Of blood
running through H. Appetite fails. ambition goes,
and general maIaise sensation Of fatigue * cy-
rcrcnCcd This s<agp of the disease known rs
tho secondary stage, is of very short duration,
owing to the fact that all the air taken into The
lungs during this time passes over the diseased
membrane. along the bronchial pipes, carving
infectious poisonous substances into the lung
tissue proper. Til" lung tissue proper is Of tn.
very finest const nIction, made nf mir cells as deli
cate as the mrshes Of the finest lace. When these
delicate tissues once become the scat OF catarrhal
Inflammation and congestion the patient has
passed into the advanced stage Of this disease,
and is as a rule, beyond the reach of professional
assistance. In this Hdvanced stage that cough is
almost inccssRnt with nasty. d"compOS"d cyprC-
tOration Of lung tissue which has decaycd t0pi-
ous hemorrhagcs or bleeding are OF common oc-
currcnce, owing To the breaking down Of blood
vessels in the lung. Exhaustion and night sw"as
prevail. and. in II word. the patient sinks rapidly
into consumption and decline until death closes
the scene. ~
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Gr1uSemeTts.

UAWEiGhN'- llllhIHl.. MN IIen'.S, Msr,
NJ CGanai ilnn,ru, u,N u..h.,.,,.,.
T.. ave ~G",n,-. Ilii " rbII.l.N ~" Is NJ"
Five urN Songs h' base iiralntn,
~ lYu,,lng e. MaiN.r,,----~ ,'iually.
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Eluping Lover We can go no further,
Your father will ovortakc u@ in Il mo-
ment; but do not fear; ! viii face him
he shall never separate us.
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PANSC!

The numerous recent allure. In Ncw
\ orb, Boston aud Other large cities GnNr
created n great SCARCITY in money,
hence need, manufacturers were will
INC to make almost my snrrincc TO OBJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

The fact that Lillian Russell is seeking TO be
legally released from TEDDY solomon loes not
appear 10 dstort that gentieman's mentc musical
small operettas, among them being The Polar
Bear" The Rancho" "Rnbinson CrulsOe ESD. Il"
and 'Whtcbait in Greenwich" Tie last must
he very hshy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

The report that Duncan D. Harrison is to man
age Mrs. Blanc UcCusion4il' known the
liaronts 80, Is vigorously denied by that grntic-
man, who, after alt. should he the one to know.
II may be contemplating suicide, said Mr..
Harrison, pleasantly, yesterday. but assure Nul
that have not the faintest idea VI managing
Mrs Ilanc'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

America" the big Chicago spectacle that f.
@. Gilmore trying to get for the Academy
OF Music, will probably follow "Olaf' at Nbo's
said Mr., Rosenfeld yesterday: "Nbo's Is good
enough for us, It is II splendid theatre. and We
have demonstrated the fact that ii IL not too far
downtown. We could have produced Olar at the
Garden Theatre and another uptown house. We
preferred Nibo's."
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PATHS confessions written in a drawing room
hnok The quality she most admireG in man,
honesty; IN woman faith; hcr favoritc occupation,
reading; her faNorite paBtimc, entcr aiming her
friends, and her favoritc novelist, Dickens She
siys nothing about the Joy OF making farewell
tours. Of advertising hair dyes, and of gathering
in the coy but scntillant. American dollar.
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'I could NOT hcIp it." my wife re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

CHICAGO, ILL, June 6-P. D. Armour
bought wheat to-day, probably as much
as k. 100000 bushels. and an advance Of
over 1c "a bushel was realized The
advance was interrupted temporarily boy
"a sharp break. during which the record
Tor low prices In this market was again
broken. The temporary slump amounting
10 fNc. for July was caused by the dis
eoverv Of a blunder in the Chicago grain
inspectors report on wheat stocks. ne
cossitating correction in the visible sup
ply figures. After "A period OF bewilder-
ment the trade recovered its nerve, and
there was good buying during which
prices greatly recovered The feeling
was greatly improved the last hour.
Corn, at the opening. was the same.
10 a trine under the final figures Of
yesterday. Good buying pat the price
mp %dl6c. At the advance the offerings
were Increased. the local crowd realizing.
after which the market rallied sc. more.
and NJ the close had gained kGS,c,
I'm oats there WAS less pressure 10 sell.
and although the buying was not consid-
cred heavy II proved sufficient 10 absorb
the offerings and advance prices ssflSkc.
The provision trade showed abatement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

1G.1i5 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
1920 bales; France, 5.ll3 bales; Cont
nent. 1888 bales.
GALVESTON, June 6.-Cotton steady;
middline. Z bic; net receipts, go bales;
sales. 26S bales; stock, 3l,1T1 bales
NORFOLK, June 6.--Cotton duh; mid
ding. ~; net receipts, 81 bales sales
2O4 bales: stock. 1887 bales; Coastwise'
30 bales.
BALTIMORE. June 6-Cotton rpmi-
nal: midding. *; stock, 6,Oi7 bates
Continent. LII bales
BOSTON, June G-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 1916: net receipts, 2S9 bales
gross receipts, fG7 bales,
WILMINGTON, June 6.-Cotton firm;
middling. ~; net receipts, IS bales; stock,
1851 bales.
PHILADELPHIA June G-Cotton quiet;
midding. 50, stock 1927 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 6.-Cotton steady;
middling. 7N: net receipts 94s bales
sales - bales: stock. 25,0GO bales; Great
Britain. 143 bales; Coastwiss. COO bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 6.-.Cotton firm;
middlne. 1916: net receipts, 300 bales:
gross receipts. 2f29 bales. sales. 900
bales: stock. l21 .0G0 bales; Great Britain,
2.3iO bales: Continent 6.5GG bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 6--Futures
steady: sales 1890 bales; June. 7.53;
July, 753: August, 7.57; September, 7G3;
October. TO; November, 176; December,
7S3; January. IFS.
MOBILE, June Cotton steady; mid
ding. 7A; sales, 100 bales; Stock S'l55
bales; Coastwise 200 bales.
MEMPHIS. June 6.-CottOn steady; mid
ding. 75s net receipts. 1lS bales; gross
receipts. 032 bales; sales, 200 bales;
stock. 81 G2O bales.
AUGUSTA. June 6.-Cotton steady
middlinC. ~. net receipts. n bales.
sales 647 bales; stock. 16649 bales.
CHARLESTON. June 6.-Cotton firm;
middling. 7lb; net receipts, As bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, "a, 253 bales; Coastwise,
4Ol bales
CINCINNATI, June e.--Cotton steady;
middling IL: net receipts, 0s4 bales;
stock 1895 bales.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Cotton quiet;
middling ~.
ST. LOUIS, June Cotton steady; mid
ding. 7 0-18; net receipts. ~ bales; gross
receipts. 40 bales; sales. 3,4OO bales;
stock 57Ols bale..
HOUSTON, June Cotton quiet; mid
ding. b-19: stock, G505 bales.
ATLANTA. June G.-Cotton firm; mid
ding. ~: receipts, 1o2 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 6.-June-July
4 1864: July-August. 4 1864; August
septemher, 15-G4d4 1894 September
October 17-G404 1854. October-Novem-
her. 1904; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
21-G4: December-January 4 22-6iG
4 23-Gf: January February, 4 24-64.
=. N.-June 4 1851. sellers; June
July. 4 1854. sellers: Juy-August, 4 1864
a. 1864: August-Septembe 1900
1864. Observation-Disclosures, 4 20-64, sell
ers: October-November. 4 21-6fd4 22-Gf;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23-0. values;
December-January. 4 1894. sellers; Janu-
ary-Fesruary. 4 2e-Glq4 27-G4 Futures
closed firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, June 6-Flour
dun and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, No. red spot and
June, G9l2aG9Ac.; July nhQ7lAc.; Au-
gust, 72kq723.c; September, 733lc bud;
steamer No. . red, 64laa6iAc.; milling
wheat by sample, 7O01lc.
Corn dun and firm; mixed spot and
June, 47lac asked; July. 47isq479sc. Au-
gust, 47i2q473c.; white corn, by sample,
50Q5Oi4c; yellow do. 40c. bid.
oats hrm; No. white, Western, 42la4
43c.; No. mixed. Western, 3GlIQ37c.
Rye dun; No. 2, G0q60lAc
HAY quiet; good TO choice timothy,
S16OOdl7.OO.
Grain freights active; Cork for orders.
2s 0d.
Provisions quiet and in light demand.
Butter quiet; creamery. fancy, 10000;
do, fair 10 choice, 1SQl0c.; TO-, imita-
ton, 1Gc.
Eggs steady at 16c.
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair, 1SAc.
No. 2 17sQl7hc.
Sugar strong and active; granuldted,
O-l6c.
Copper unchanged.
Whisky firm at S1.1SQ119
Peanuts unchanged.
, Stocks-Nirginia threes GSlt: Baltimore
and Ohio 20; Northern Central, 90: Bal
tim0re and Ohio Southwestern nrsts.
105d1O5ia; do, third incomes, St; Con-
sOndated Gas bonds, 1111ll1%.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va, June 6. l

RICHMOND, VA, June 6. 1898.
offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day 90 packages Of sun-cured.
one package sold at san, three at SIS, one
at tL6, siX at yll5), four at Sl050 one
900 $l025. one at $40. one at S975. four at
SO, one at 50, one at yS75. three al $S2j
one at S.. one at SI.25. two al 81, two at
500, one al 5000 H., one at $3.50, four at
S6.25, six at S. one az $40, one at $500
one at $40 four at $500 three at $500.
one at $40 four at s.. one at $780, one at
$3.50, two at $40, one taken In at $500.
one package sold at $500. five at $3.50.
one at $500, four at $il0, three at 81,
one at $685.. two at $780, three al $3.50.
enc at $50, oNe ut $500. two at $3.50.
two at S3, one mo $780, two at 2S0, two at
$40. one at $500.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, il hosshcads; smokers 2
leaf darlO, q lus (darlO, 6. Total. 26
hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. ~ hogsheads and 1
terce; dark, MS hogsheads and So tierces.
Rtnspe Bright 56 hogsheads;
Western Q hogsheads
Myers, Farmers. Wilson's. Old Do
m.niuu Allegheny, Shockoe Davenports,
Planters, CrenshaW's Meals and Sea-
brooks warehouses report to-day: Re
cep.s, - packages; deliveries, 80 pack
ages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city of Richmond. Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes $s373); plug
tahaccos, $1.4l5.N. Total. $22f304
onchurne's tobacco warehouse had a
sale to-day; good colory grades brought
good prices.
nous ful at the Planters ware
house to-day one farmer averaged over
50 Hiehest price. $40.
Nr j. 81. Carrin, OF oxford. n. c.. ar
Its1 in Richmond this afternoon by the
richmond and DanWne railroad, and is
..f iis headquarters with our Messrs.
-'iIoe r. Smith. q Co.
tered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
-' t 3D. Gray Petersburg; r. H. Har-
Chase city George Harrison.
r Mount. N. c.; n. G. Morton, II.
taF George w May, stanton;
Hines. Rocky Mount; J. II. Ban.
N '.I George vs.. Ball. r. j. Chi
f Chinault r. GermOrtreet,
'.'' Allen. T.. h. Burruss. Caroline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, June 6.-Flour dull and
weaker: winter wheat, low grades, $2.O5
q240; do, fair to fancy, S235Q3.Gj; 40.
patent, S3.5OuA25; Minnesota clear, $3.50
Q31O; patSnt a2UQ45O. Southern flour
dun and weak; common TO fair extra,
s. 1Gaa1O; good TO choice do, S315q4.25
Wheat firm and fairly active; go. red,
store and elevator, 7id14l2c.; afioat, Toe. I;
Options opened firm at l41&c. advance,
fell 1aG7kc, advanced 1I4dl&c., with the
West. and closed firm at 1hG1Mc. over
yesterday; trading fairly active; June,
ne; July 73Ac.; August 75lac.
Corn quiet and frmer, No ? elevator,
47Q47lkc; afoat, 47dt7hc.; ungraded
mixed. 45H5Oc. Options advanced m
&c, closing steady, with trading slow;
June, axe; July, Aye. August 49c.
oats dull and lower. Options mode
rately active and flrmer; June, 35Hc.;
July, 845tc; August, 83Mc. Spot prices:
No. ., 36ikc.; No. 2 white, 80Q&Hc;
Western. 35laQ3Sc. white do 8Gl5diGc.
Wool quiet and weak domestic fleece,
27032c.; pulled, 26037c.
Reef quiet and steady; family, si1 .OO0
1900; extra mess, S750ds5O; beef hams
dun at SiI50G1SOO; tierced beef duh
and steady; city extra, India mess. $500
QlIOO; cut meats quiet and steady;
picked bellies, SLIPS; shoulders, 5000;
hams, S1300a13.50: middles duh and firm
en-; short clear Sl0.75.
Lard quiet and unsettled Western
steam closed at S1O15; city, 1925. Re
fined dull; Continent, $1,000; S. A., S11.1O;
compound $3.50.
Pork dun and easy; old mess, $1,000;
new mess. S2O.5O; extra prime nominal.
Cotton seed oil quiet and frmer; crude.
doc: yellow 45ibd46c.
Petroleum quiet; refined flrmer.
ROsu duh and steady.
Turpentine quiet and weak at 2Slkq20c.
Rice steady and quiet
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice, duh
and steady at 3OQ3Sc.
Peanuts quiet
Cofee-Options opened steady and
closed firm at . points up to - points
down; July, Sl5GOa15.G5; September
Sl5.35015.4O; November, $500; December
Sl51j. Spot Rio dull and steady; No.
Z, 17l4c
Sugar-Raw firm and dull fair rehn-
Ing. 3a4c.: 9G-test centrifugal, Ih@1%c.
Refined steady and I'm fair demand; Of
A. 1860 3-16c.; standard a, 5i44
j 7-1Gc.; graduated, 5H05 7-16c.
Grain freights 90 Liverpool firm; cot
on, Std. grain, 2Ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
STEAM BOATS
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANi.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
TRI-wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK,
steamers leave Richmond
~ every TUESDAY. WE'D
HUM p. ii. Manifest closed
NSsA one hour before sailing
Steamers leave New York
iron Pier 20, North river
SoNynAv FOR Rchm1nd EVERY
mIVNDAf, WEDNESDAY aud SATUR-
D1tilae 4 M, arriving In Richmond
MORNINGS. ~N
Mondays steamer from New York and
!" euIesdays Nom Richmond carry no
Cab disse fa5a 9;ecommodatlons unsurpassed
ing meals and BERTH Via James
river route. ......... q M
R99und-trip tickets. limited to thirty W
Jays after date of issue. -. IL On
Steerage fare. with Subsistence a ~
S.TsIase -are, without subsistence. 3 10
paiiLaaI ARE VIA chesapeake and Ohio
way ana ltichmond and Peters
f,s Iallroad. tickets limited 10
-FOUR days. ......... a ~
hd99hd-trip tickets limited to thirty "
Tickets can be obtained at Ricbm ~ %
transfer Company. OOl east Main streets
o1hesdpeake and Ohio and Richmond and
aS1'rSgnlS depOts, and az the companv's
gRn nCt' iSol east Main street, and wharf.
Freight received daily until r PM
II 3tssehSers leaving Richmond on MON
- 80 q >, MEENESDANS THURSDAYS
ana ana SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and
J. NJ. and by Richmond and PetersSnrS
rauttuau same days, at $40 L. NJ. will
er .N tsa vUilnecIlon az Norfolk with steam
ehOltGE w. ALLEN q co. Agents.
...o.. No. 1901 Main street and
lyl2II ComDany's Wharf Rockets
V ikGlNIA STEAMBOAT CONiPANY,S
=. JANttS RIVER LINE for the sea-
~ ~, ~ i, SSIydpesl ana most pleasant route
10 NoItolk, Portsmouth, old Point New
port News, Clarsmont and James riv"r
iN1ndlngs. Competitions: AT old Point and
NNIioik Tor Hampton and Smithfcid
y "a. ashington, y. c., Baltimore. p6jla.
9sipnla ana New York. James river by
a.ayllsHt, Great tourist line. James
ioWh, dutch Cap ana war scenery Rates
less than half charged bv rail Fare t9
iLt9I tsnouth. old Point and Norfolk, 81 20:
S-''V LoGhd-ulpi ~ second class. Steam
1t Arlei leaN 8 RichmDad every MON
pAl, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
Lf 70 STEAMERS WIZARD for above
named places. Through tickets on sale
on steamer and az CAREERS Agency, No
~ Malh street Baggage checked
lhrouEh. state-room5 engaged for day
or night. Music by a grand Orchestrion.
FRElGHT.-Fre received daily for
aDoFe-named places and Eastern North
carolina, also for Eastern shore of Nir-
gina ana all regular landings on the
James river. at LOW EST RATES, and
j. ". MCARRICK. Vlce-Prosidcnt.
NO. ~ Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WElSIGER,
Freight and Passenger Agent
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
gHE CLosING oUOTATIoSs or
MOABY.
ooerinrs and sales at the Richmond To-
laoco yNchange-internal Revenue
CoIIoctions-Foroign Advices.

crW YORK. June G.-President Cleve-
.. t,ronunciamcntO on the financial
..,.,fian and am extra session OF Con
. was the principal factor I'm Wall
..t this morning. and was about the
t...e Of discussion On financial cir
Al thc stock Exchange prices
,.4 tirhcr and the bulls were assist
.. NuYiug orders from London esti-
...I ,f upwards Of 1880 shares. Bal
. .rI Ohio rose az. Lake shore 2.
r Western Union 1h.. Tho improve
Dol. f.s remainder Of the list was "a
,.. non cent. and az intervals the deal
.. quite spirited. The easier
rr fnreicn exchange and the en-
.....4t a. only S300.00O gold for Thurs
s.,.s sIr NOR stimulated purchases. The
.......-.I movement, however. was checked
[.,l., the afternoon by sudden adj
,..,.. iu the rates for call money from
q f. O. per cent, and by the knowledge
..t cElaeo and other Western cities
,..-. making heavy drafts upon our
,.,ts f- currency. This caused the
...1.re fl change front. and they not
,.l, lsaa.eI of what they had bought
..riy ir Che day. but put out moderate
.t.r, limos ns we'll The result was
5..ftre az D per cent. in Lake Shore and
,r.eor-i Pacific and iaNl7s in Sugar.
fl.Ilir0re and ohio. General Electric
and Western Union. General Electric
fraUv rallied - per cent, and other
stocks recovered fractionally. The mar
taf closed rather weak I'm tone. Sales
listed stocks. 1913 900 shares, unlisted
stocks. 1900 shares
Money ON call has been firmer, ranging
from 10 per cent. last loan at 6 per
cent. and closing offered at g pcr cent;
prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent;
Sterling exchange is easier; posted rates
fs1bG49O. commercial bills. 4S4&04sS
bonds weak State bonds
dull Railroad bonds lower.
Sub-Treasury Balsnces-C $4,000,
300: currency. S2l. 554. COO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
Death of Mrs. nanre.

DANVILLE, VA, June Especial
Mrs. =. S. Dance, Jr., daughter Of tho
late Or. John j. Harvie, OF Powhatau
county, died at the home Of her husband
at $3.50 this morning after a long illness
ana the remains viii be taken 10 Rich
mond tonight fog interment in Hollywood
cemetery.
Lee Pool, a colored man from North
Carolina, was robbed on the highway ON
the outskirts Of the city to-day by an
other negro, and lost $l7. The robber
terked the money from the old mans
hand and ran. Pool pursued him more
than a mile when the thief drew a knife
and threatened 20 kin his pursuer If the
chase went further The matter was re-
ported TO the police, but no arrest has
yet been made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

'Daily. D-Dinner. S-Supper
No. . makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with T.. a. L.. for Asheville,
n. g, and ali intermediate points ON The
w. y. &. r. IL. Connects at Sanford
n. c., with the G. r. and Y. V. Il. r.,
arriving at Fayetteville, n. c., at 40
Il. NJ.
No. III has Pullman Buffet Sleepers
Richmond to Atlanta. Connects directly
az Atlanta with w. and a. r. X. for
CHATTANOOGA. Nashville aud all points
West. Connects with a. and W. Il. r.. n.
for Mobile, Montgomery, New Orleans
and all points Southwest.
For tickets Pullman reservations. &c.
apply AT ticket olhce, Byrd-street station.
Richmond Transfer Company. gOl east
Main street, and companys ONCE, AZ
east Main street.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 1874, A. and W. Special, l1:45 A. NJ.
No. 20, Mail and Express, C.2S H. NJ
JOHN G. WlNDkR, l.. IT, MYERS.
General Manager. General Stunt.
D. V. SMITH, T. j. ANDERSON
Traffic Manager, Passenger Agt.
II. NJ. BOYKIN City Pass. Agent