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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Mira leland and the Monterey.

WASHINGTON, u. C., May 26.-Secretary Her.
bert has given his approval to the nndings and
recommendations made by Captain Matthew'S
rs the result Ol his Inspection Oh tho mare lslshu
naVy-yarh The Secretary Is grained at the
nature Of the report, "a it enables him 10 carry
out Dian which no has cherished. as In tue
line OF economy. and IA calculated TO build
up rho important naval interests on the
Pacific coast. Captain Matthews found that the
plant and equipment OF the yard were OF inc
firs, quality ami capable % doing ~Irk OF high
order, while the labor IL thoroughly sklied'
Careful calculation shows that the cost OF work
there will compare very favorably with that
done in the East when due allowance Ia made
for the distance. Consequently, secretary
Herbert announces that hereafter ne viii order
all repair work, not Ony for the racine
stations, but also for the vessels OF the Asiauc
citation, to be done at the Marc Island navy.
ward Heretofore It has been the practice OF
this department 10 order the Aeiatc vessels 70
nroceei Ia tho Atlantic coast for repairs, but the
report OF Captain Matthews shows that the
work can really be more economically done az
Mare Island. when tho cost Of transportation II
taken into account
Captain Matthews also, by direction OF tho
Secretary, closely Inspected the coast-detehce-
vessel Monterey IN view OF the reports that hei
boilers had been ruined on Der trial trip. lie
found that there was no basis for these reports
and that the vessel was In excellent condition.
There we're some small leaks IN the TUBE con
meet IONS but these were insignincant, ana were
nothing more than are incident 70 boilers OF al
types which have been severely tested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

for wsesn pncss went no 2s 10 SOC.
o. . Jump between traisa. ssd thS
o23 mari was qusckiy rearhod. one stop ordeS
placed 81 o2l.S7 vas nhei at s23, and tbss va
but ssmYla Only email lots wsrs wanted.
Stsever cola $50 bnrres for tho clique AMI
eAscd the pressars Tho product u,ey ar
parently 20 70 e35 q $50 a. well. for n sesr,,s
~ be conccrned for an is u worth. II is sa,f
that 10 ten yeass the market has NOS gone 10 -
rapidly on 20 litsis buying. There sas noth.nx
doing In other hfG proincts. Lard and r,bs
ciosed pominaliy. a3s<c bisher han Iast night.
Tne wheat msrtet vas uneasy. Tho Opening
wss about mo same ~ yesterdays closing 70 a..
lower ana win some SLIGHT fluctuations pv,ces a..
,llncd 1c. for July AMI W. for september, then
rallied NC, eased on somswhaL aud clased about
half cent iovcr for Jal, and sc lower los sep.
tember than yesterday. In corn brokers. cup.
posed 10 % actin IA the interest OF large local
long, sold freely, and the declining price sors Fl
down Sc, but rallied Ac later. owing 10 the
strength In provisions, ru-ed easier, and at On
close had lost ,>aS<c. Oats early we're shade
better, advancing hsaMc.. but later declined "
to sc, with wheat spi corn, I'D tho closing WA
quiet az abont tho insics.
Cash Quotations: Flour slow with 40 essential
chAnses. No. Ssprinx wheat 70}ta70f<c. No.
2 corn, 4ikr. NO. oats. 3tc. kees-pork.
s2I.75as2f.S0. Lard, sI0. ldasiO.,c. sbort-riS
sides Qoosel, siU0Sasl0.57t%. Dry-saited
| shoulders tboxedl. si0asIO25. short-ciear
! sides (bcxed), e10.25ssIO.5O. whistey, oi.12.
the leading futures ranged ns Iollops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
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 sill drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but i is man
nfactured 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 ho'
accept any substitute if offered.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
GEORGlA-CENTRAL CASES.
The Judge Determines on Consolidation
of All the Litigation.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

ATLANTA, GA, May 26.-In the further pro-
ceedinrs to-day before Justice Jackson In the
Central-railway foreclosure cases the Justice an
nounced that no would only hear at this time
the dependent legal questions that needed to be
defermInei prior TO a final decree, ana would
consolidate the whole litigation and pass tnhuy
10 a decree Of sale on June 18th al Macon "a
In the mean time the pleadings must DO peg
fectod 10 that end. - .
Mr. crawford for the Richmond Terminal. Oh
iected 10 the consolidation OF the cases, and said
no expected to attack the proposition OF inc
roads insolvency and show that It's condition was
due only TO the acknowledgement OF hoeelfef
Conner and his connection with the holhns
scheme 10 force the road 10 n sale and reorgani-
zation. justice Jackson insisted that the court
having tho road IN Its possession TO administer
uDou il the cases should be consolidated and tho
whole matter brought 10 final and equitable
solution.
Nr King for Alexander Brown & Son and
Simon, Borg a Co.. attacked the administration
of Receiver Conner vigorously for mlsmanage-
ment and cited numerous matters OF that cha-
racter which he PROPOSED to prove, and ne
moved 20 have him relieved and new receiver
appointed -,.,,., .. 81.
murrer filed by the original complainant, no
wena CLARK. TO the right Of Brown x son et n.
TO come into court IN their present status ana
mike tho melton pending. Justice JACKSON SCI
the hearing OF the demurrer l TOT to.llolIo"
morning The proceedings then will determine
whether Brown Il Sons case Ia good. II NOT the
litigation will proceed on the foundation Ol
the Clark bill and tho stay OF foreclosure Will
be refused, and the Brown RichmOnd lermihhl
action tail Of It's purpose. II Conner Is retained
the Rollins plan win go through, and II an
other receiver Is appointed 1t will be free-ngh
A, the sale and an ensuing scramble between
creditors Tor distribution OF the proceeds
Court adjourned until IL A. NJ. tomorrow.
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EULALIE In GOTHAM.
THE RECIPIENT or THE HIGHEST
CIVIC AND SOCIAL hONORs.
A "Fanction without New York Paral.
lei for Elegance and 0rsndeur-WaIk-
in9 and Dancing Spanish.
fBy Telegraph 70 the pispa.ch.l

EEw YoRK. May 26.-Society bonored the
Infanta Eulalie with ball this evening
which for grandeur. impressiveness. and
elegance has not been excelled by any
similar function held in the metropolis.
The social success of the affair was
due TO the participation of people
of the most exclusive circles. The
Princess was thus the recipient OF
the highest civic and social hoDors
which could be bestowed By the great
est city on the continent that Column
bus discovered. The Circulo Colon Ger
vantes was host. and the affair was given
under the auspices of their Exceilencies
the Ministers Of Spain. Mexico, Peru, and
Brazil. Mayor Gilroy and Mrs. Gilroy, re-
presenting the city. were guests.
A DREAMLAND OF BEAUTY.
Tho assembly-rooms and concert-hall OF
Madison-Square Garden had been trans
formed into q dreamlsnd OF beauty by
masses OF flowers, plants. and evergreens,
and in honor of the occasion detail OF
e-iackets from the Spanish man war
Infsnta Isabel acted as guards at the door,
and platoon OF police kept Iwenty-slxth
street clear for the guests.
Iander's orchestra and the Saragossa
band furnished dance and promenade mu-
sic from opposite galleries in the concert
room, which was arranged for dancing.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
MORE BRUNSWICK TROUBLE.
state Bank Fails to Open for business
Its Condition.
IBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l


SAVANNAH, GA, May ga epecial 10 the
Mora,nq Aeus from Brunswick, Ca says 'he
Brunsw.ck State Bank did not open for business
hi. morning aud remained closed all day. Inc
situat,on az one time was alarming out anaus
are now undergoing investigation. ana nothlns
viii be done until tho banks condition " knoWn'
a. r. LLOYD OF the Wholesale and Retail buiiu-
ers' supply House, VI Brunswick ana saVanuea'
IA president aud Frank Cunningham cashief'
Mr. LLOYD II now IN New YORK.
The bank was depository OF the otate sne
the state has ia it now s3o,0OV! hutnols
affecting the bank began TO circulate Yesterday
q. Lowensteiu had placed DRAFT on NOW VI,
leans for 81 800. IL was credited 10 nun anu NC
drew several hundred dollars. lie called ior .
balance OF about s1.l00 and Mr.. Cunhlhkpa''
turned the check down, not knowing "heinoI
the draft would be paid and not caring 70 tasc
tue risk LowensteIn went out thfea'ohins W
place the bank IN the hands OF n receiver.
VICE President Alfred J. Crovclt beard tne
ynnors and called O meeting OF the BOARD OF
directors and oil night they discussed tno
s,tuation and telsgraphed friends anlivi'
pating q run this morning. III WAS nnany
determined by the directors 10 tenpo.atny
close the bank. The concern has been onereu
a,d from tho North. IL was org snized four years
ago by cr0yelt q Whitfield as stiof'Tys ~.
eastern capitalists, q. 3 Marsh q r. D. mayer
Of brandon VI, being among them, ~ plos
ne, ed 10 that the present president, Mr. Liv,u
bought them out aud operated u WE Casp'o'
Cunnln CHAM, who 10 also ssockholder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
TWO TRAINS HELD UP
ONE OF THEM ROBBED OF SEVERAL
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Othsr Saved from Despoliation oy
Piucky Express Messenger and
the Conductor.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch. ]


COLEMAN. Tex, May 26.-North-bound
Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fs passenger
train No. 50, due at 1l:25 p. n was held
up and robbed Mt the north end
of the Coleman Y. distance OF
about six hundred yards north of the
depot. BY two masked men. The method
Of procedure was the usual one. The en-
gineer and fireman were compelled to get
into the express-car and the messenger
was compelled TO open tine safe. II IS cup
posed they cot several thousand dollars
and the Santa Fe employee pay-checks Tor
Ballinger and San Angelo. Tho mail-car
and passengers were not molested.
THIS ONE ESCAPED.
ST.. LOUIS, No., May 28.-Two men made
an unsuccessful attempt TO rob the ex.
press-car on the south-bound Mobile and
Ohio railway train fifteen miles south OF
here last night. The men climbed on The
engine near Forest Lawn. ILL.,, and with
cooked revolvers ordered the engineer moi
TO stop at that station. One OF the robber'
then went to the express-car and called &c
the messenger 10 open the door. The mes
senger refused. and in the mean time the
conductor stopped the trim by applying
the alr-brakes from the interior OF coacn
The robbers then jumped from the tram
and escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
nEAIIis.

VARRISON.-Died. at Cnttenasns'
Nanaemond county. Va. May 23d. JOSEPH,
Youngest son Of William n. anu Le"A ne
Harrison; aged 81 months. a, o-<S
Funeral at residence AZ T. H. LUG A's"'
PARsONs.-Diec. Friday, May 2eth. at
har father'a residence, on Cedar stsoet.
Iieoin's Hill. ELIZABETH. youngest
damchter OF John W. and Is. A. PARSONS;
aged 2 years and 2 months. rura
Funeral from st. Peters Csthedrai ihio
fSatnrisyl AFTERNOON at 8 o'clock.
friends and acquaintance Invited 10 a''
tend.
ROUTT. Died. Friday morning, MAY
osth At $50. EMILY. wife OF A. +. kousts
in the ssth wear of Der age.
Funeral SATURDAY AFTERNOON o.
O'clock from her late residence, NC. - soutn
Second street. Friends OF the ismiiy 'u'
yited to attend.
WALTERS. -D,ed. Friday. May 70, 1873.
M 1910 A. 81, ct has residence, xoS eass
Broad street, Mr. LEWIS wALrEhSl
aged 50 years. p,,
cal Lutheran Bethlehem cnurcn oONuAi
EVENING ut 4 O'Clock. FRIENDS and &C.
oualntspces invited 70 attend
wARTHEN.-Died. az the Retreat tor
the SICK. st $50 A. 81. Friday the 18th
instant. MARGARET A. wARrHEN. IN
the 29d year Of her eye. -. ~.
Funeral will take place f:om me tlrsl
Presbyterian church 81 Z. ~. IS-OAts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
To,scrams Under Pressure.

The woman-suffrage BILL which passed tho
Michigan Senate Thursday and now awaits tho
Governors signature, permits women to vote al
municipal elections.
The announcement is made that the whole
amount necessary to guarantee the success OF
the financial readlustment plan OF the Reading
railroad has been subscribed.
Rev. Oscar Z. Peyton, Of Manassas, Va, ar
rested his wife In Baltimore yesterday and took
her to a police station, where he charged her
with breaking her marital VOWS.
Robert Alexander. Louis and Howard Pueh,
negro boys, were hanged at Tussagee, Ala, yes
terday for feUnious assault on Mrs. Cox. q
farmers wife, this being the nrst legal hanging
for such an offence In the State.
A terrific cyclone struck Laddenla, Mo-. a
small town. 1hurGday evening at u o'clock. Kill
ing Jack Wills, OF Farber, Mo-, and seriously In
turing six others; also completely destroying
1--WE large business-houses and i've dwellings.
surgeon-General Wyman. OF the Marine-Ilos-
initial Service, received cable dispatch ycster-
dav from Surgeon Irwin. who is stationed at
Marseilles, announcing that cholera has ap-
peared al Nismes aud Cette, In Southern
France.
The Manhattan Elevated Railway Company,
New YORK, has formally Withdrawn all the
propositions which IL has submitted 10 the
Rsr,ld. Transit Commission, and all negotiations
for the improvement and extension OF It's lines
ore now at an end.
Edward Newell. agent at Buffalo, N. u, OF the
Domestic Sowing Machine Company. made
general assignment yesterday with liabilities OF
bet ween $4,000 and $4,000 and assets oil
about the same the failure being caused by the
financial trouble Of the company In New York
William :. Bridendolph, prominent and
wealthy young lawyer OF Cumberland, Nd, was
riding a spirited young saddle horse in Cumber-
land Yesterday when the horse SHE'D at an elec-
tric sireet-car and threw Bridendolph directly
under the wheels OF a hcayily-oaded van, which
passed over his body, Killing him almost III
stantly.
Tho motion for a vote OF confidence In the
Cabinet WAS introduced in the Italian Chamber
Of Deputies yesterday In connection WIN
Premier Gioittis announcement yesterday thal
the reorgenized Cabinet would follow the Ola
programme, and resulted In an unexpectediy
complete victory for the government vi TUT
ment, ~ against the government, and "a did
not vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Indian nepredation Claims

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 26.-The Court OF
Claims to-day rendered Two important ae-
cislcns In the cases OF Joseph c. Daniels, Jr.'
ana NJ. B. Nciuorn against the United states
and the creek Nation. These two cases were
argued by Assistant-Attorney-G Colby on
behalf OF the government and Indians, ana
by Messrs Earl and Pugh for the claimants
aud were admitted as test cases. lhey
Involved in themselves only about $4,000 or
$40. 900, but Indirectly affect the settlement OF
/, OO3 claims, sggregating sl,$oO'OUo, TOT w
sien COMBINATIONS arising out Of the creek war.
The court found for the government ana H.
dams I'm all material points. The case Will pro-
badly DO Appealed 10 the United sta es supreme
Court. The claims are mostly those VI CllLonS
az Georgia and Alabama Many OF the original
claimants are dead and the suits were oroush'
in inc name OF the heirs aud administrators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
LEV Y&DAVlS

MISSES FAST BLACK RIBBED Isle HOSE,
sizes > 10 Oh, Mt DOC.
MISSES FAST BLACK RIBBED COTTON
HOSE, sizes , TO 9}a. at 10, 12lS, 10, -, 30,
30, and SOC PAIR
MISSES C0LORED Isle HOSE, tan assort-
mont, ribbed. rs and SOC.
PLAIN Isle, In pink, sky-blue, white, aud
tan, slipper shades, sizes 20 S11, az oOc pair.
LADIES' SILK MITTs, elbow length, colors-
pearl, white. pink, and black. at 81 pair.
LADIES sI X MiTTS, colors-pearl, slete
cream, cardinal and black-at DOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IReported for the Dispatch. /

MAY 26.-Auction offerings on Change today
30 packages. aud taken m. Highest slf'''i
lowest, S4.10; average, sI23.
Private Sales: Filters, Z cutters =: wrappers
5: darks, 6-total. 20 hOgsheGds.
Revenue Collections; Cigars ana cigarettes
s723l5; tobacco. s",4 l9.56-total, %, I'll.
Davis K Gregory had good sale Of brights TO-
day: prices we'll up and quality OF offerings
about as usual
The Cincinnati market yesterday was raihel
droopy with heavy offerings. our market con
tinnes dulL. A big cut-rates war between west
ern manufacturers IN on In Philadelphia plus
at l6c.. ana 1900, 900 pounds IL It TO be sold
the latest report.
In week or two a revival In dark-toDacc'
sales ID the expectation Of the trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
Diamond DUST.
Try telegraph 10 the Dispatchl


Iv,su,Ncrov. Nav 26.-President Young Of
the National Baseball League, has not been
oricially informed OF the forfeiture OF the game
M Louisville yesterday TO the home team owing
10 tho failure Of the Chicago cup 10 appear W
Thicago seys the game scheduled for yese DAY
wa. transferred TO another dat" before me pegln-
ming Of the season, but a. matters Oh tha' h'na
are entirely nm Arrangement OF the clubs inte-
rested Mr. Young has no record OF the trans
fer and according 10 his schedule inc game
stands as scheduled VIZ, al LouisVie; nc
rnIe il for the umpire 20 notify fresidcht iouhg
rv n, All of q lmes declared forfeited, but no slch
n9,ire mas bc~1 received. Probably IL VIII
reach him tomorrow
NORTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Baltimore: ooo, NJ b;n' % 70
b,rs ''''''i o 0 o o 900 OIL 9 .
nI Roi,crics: Mem s1on and Robinson; Haddock
and Daily.
At Pittsburg NJ h'n, Z.
r,nc,Dnstis .3 o 0 OO1 o O O. II 2
Batteries: Terry and Mack; Dryer and
Vaughn.
c ct Sf Louis game postponed. Rain.
nousviIie- Chicago game postponed. Rain.
Nav Az Y Ye orTssa o'A II 4
poiIedelphias % o 4 3 4 D LA II
batteries: Donahue ana Crane; MCMAHON ana
Kelly; Weyhina and Clements.
AT Boston: ~; p,' q
Rostons. 90 4 O-13 y .
Washingtons .....d y 0 O-l2 ~
batteries: stivetts Staley, and Merritt; ksper'
Maui, and Farrell
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
| At Birmingham: n. b. !. z;
Birminghains.. -, 10 y
Ssvannahs. . :. ~ - "
| Batteries: Lloyd ana Esrie' Meohin' Suni'o9'
and Connaughton.
| At Montgomery: o.o y. BIZ. y;
| Moco9s o OOOI3 X-10 ii
| Batteries: Lcacn, Peppers anu AtHsHons
| Abbey and Fields
| At New Orleans: NJ Bill =
| Chattanoogas % o l 20 o.
| Batteries: Lusy and Baldwin; Easton and
| Dugdalo.
| At Memphis H. S'h: q;
| Augustus. 4 l-IS II
| batteries: Mason. Bolan, and Rogers German
| and Wilson. Game called at end OF seventh III
| ring op account Of darkness.
| At Nashville: y, D;h, &;
Nash yIIles .OOOO1 O-3 u J
| Charlestons o o 022 10 II
| Batteries: vickery and Sonmers; Cross aho
/ Sugden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
ATTORNEYS AND MARSHALS.
Appointed by the President-Hr. monta'
que, of Dspvilic. IN the List.

lDy Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON. ID. C., May 26.-The President
to-day made the following appointments:
To De attorneys Of tho United States:
Emmett Neal, Of Alabama, for the Northern
District of AlabamB.
Joseph \. Miller of Alabama, for the south
ern District Of Alabama. ~
Henry d. Clayton. OF Alabama, for the Middle
District Of Alabama.
A. j. Montague. OF virginia, for the Western
District OF Virginia.
10 be marshals Of The United siates:
j. G. Musgrove. OF Alabama, for the Northern
District " Alabama.
f. H. MorTisette. Of Alabama, for the Southern
District Of Alabama.
William II. Tisdale, Of Alabama, for the MID
die District % Alabama.
samuel G. Dunlop, of Georgia, for the North
ern District OF Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohh.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Flour generally quiet,
easy, and unchanged; southern nour dali and
weak; common to fair extra 81 lOaS3.lO good
20 choice s3 I5as4.25. Wheat duli and lower
with options: No. : :ed. store and elevator,
7614c.; ancat, 77Ac.; options deciined lsassc.,
rallied slightly. and closed steady, l4ass,. below
yesterday, with trading light: NO. red,
closing, May. 76c.; Juno, 76hc. July. 7sc.
Corn dull ami lower: No g IN elevator, 49ltc.
afoat, 5l1ea50a4c.: options closed weak. with
trading light; May. 40l4c.: June, 4S$4c. July,
ASI%c. Oats duh. I4c. lower, and weak. options
opened nrmer and closed easy at Aalc. de-
cine May, 3sl<c.; June, sc; spot No. z,
Ale; white do, 4Oa47c. Wool 10 light demand
and steady. Beef dull but steady. Beef hams
quiet and steady at &1sas1s.60. Tiorced beei
inactive bus nrm. Cut-meats quiet and urn ;
picked bellies, tl3tc-: shoulders. 9a9ttc.: hams
leI4c.: middlss nrmer; shor. clear. 1lhc. Lard
quiet and higher western steam. closing. I'll
asked; city, 5000: June. Sill; September
ell.30: refined quiet and nrm; Cootirent
ellis South America. sl1:5o COMPOUND
1916. Pork quiet and nrmer; old mesa, s2i so
new mess. S22.50; extra prime, nominal Cot
ton.ssed oil weak and quiet crude, 40c. bid
yellow. <5c. Petroleum. quiet and steady. kosis
quiet and weak strained, common 70 good
Sl.25aSl.27l& Turpentine dull and weak ~
200. Rice quist ana steady. holassss Foreigr
nominal; New Orleans, open Kettle, good q
choke. dull but steady ~ 30a3o3sc- Peanuts
quist and unchanged Conee-options opene,
steady aud unchanged 70 10 points up, and
eosed arm Vim Nay 50 gp and the o'he,s ss a,
si56s: October, el5.25ae15.50; Dscomeer
sisossslaao spo. RIO fr|:s s sa euiss No 70
inning, skc. osntrifugais S6-test. AVG rsnns<
CUTE! AID nrm; Of, 4. : iSisss; ' HsiaS,
| to liverpool quiet aud nrm: cotsoa, 6-64d.;
| grain. "a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May e6.-scptcnnber posk opecod
| geo. xo ana ~ vas two hoass slowly letting VI
| Use. 70 eel Thea. without particle o veyn
ing. 10 Was isss than ave minnsos eesrae W ~
a cbsnomenAl Jump al ~ . barrel the eelfnl
u about 1000 barrels :, ;na; ., nsns' ssSSes.
| shs 49, ~ bscS 10 Az so. Inc caees vas ;
sass. Or l:ss % from no 0Dssiaa m.s s! g
l markabjs action b pus nasa u ne go vnlc -
/ M ou1Dtly tied up Ill tbs ccotruss porn n aoo
and stli release noshsns sxes.s = sssss 1890
| srsdSssd 70 ne Cu6ahyA ChAflts wright, aa'
| soms cay y. :. yulrbank hns Bee
ne seafsa0s y ne Seevisiea TRAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27
NsvMl Notes IsSercssing.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Lieusensnt W. p. Pot.
ter WHO hss been Admiral 0herardfs Dag-ltsu.
tenant for the past two years. has been asgigned
TO similar duty with acting Roar Admiral Erpsn,
commanding tho European station, instead OF
Lieutenant Rsamcy, who Was originally selected
for that duty.
Secretary Herbert has selected Captain Nor
rfll Miller 20 command the Franklin and has
issuod an order assigning him 20 this duty. An
order baseso boon issued detaching Lieuseuans
y. J. Drake from ordnance duty ut the Wash
ineton navy-ysrd and detailing him 70 duty ss
the Worlds Fair In connection with the ordnance
exhibit
A telegram was received to-day stating that
the revsnue-cuttsrs Bear and Rush left Port
Townsend. WASH. to-day Tor the Seal islands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-27

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