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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
I ate declared ont for running out Of line.
SCORE By INNINGS.

NufnmAry: UOubIe pIAys-EnfIHlt bnu ItIL-
wich; O'kourke and Luck; Brodie, McGann.
and Limeburger. Three-base hits-Tate. Two
ase hits-Quarles. Left on bases-Vrgl MAS, 7;
Potersburgs. g. First base on balls -Enright,
Langc, and Leach. Hit by pitched ball,
O'Rourke. Struck out-By Leach, 8 by knright.
g. Umpire Morgan. Time Of game, I;35.
The Farmers Will be over again Thurs
dav. when they will try TO use the Hull
street cherubs to advantage in moving
Mr.. Swifts bayfield,. This is q postponed
game.
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THE euesRnAToRnL RACE.
Delegates Elected In ChariottesVhIe
:Lynohburg, Russell. and Powhatnu.

Foscisl telegram 10 the DisDatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August S.-The cleo
tion OF delegates TO tho gubernatorisl conven-
ton held In tao four wards OF tho city at o
o,losk ,o-nlght resulted In the.choice OF Z for
o'Ferrall and entI-oFerrsl.
Lypchbure-O'TerraiI. 81 Bufsrd, :.
Especial telegram TO the Dspatch.l
LyEcuHuaa. Va. August s.-The Democratic
mnss-mseting 20 elect delegates 10 the guDer.
material convention was held here Tonight and
the following were chosen: J. Holmes Smith, Il.
A. Biggers, p. T. Withers, Dr., william Ming,
Jr, Frank j. Dohcrty, ". p. Roberts, Jonn a.
Hsmphries, W. NJ. Seay, b. Z. Hgfhse, Peter
X. Wren .. W. DickerEon, James T. Wiliams,
W. b. Birbie. Thomas j. Ingram, John Il.
Ganneway, Matt. J. DRy. John W. Hughes, g.
W. smith, d. u. hcConyile, Dan I. Mitchell,
James g. Ryan, John II. ktLaer, III. L. silver
thorn, and kober: u. Gancey.
OF the tweuty-four delegates TWENTY-FIVE are
thoqght 70 be for O'Ferrall and Two Tor bnlOfd.
Ten DAYS ago q solid delegation could have
been counted tor Tyler easily. but his recent
pronunciation on the silver question threw
damper over bis friends and they failed to ma
terialize at the meeting tonight. The vote was
email IN every ward.
Ras.sII-TyIer. I6. and Doubtful.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispstch.l
LEBANON. Va, ria HuNAREE, Va, August S.
Russell comfy elected to-day II delegates 20
tue estate Convention-1o for Tyler and L
doubtful
Powhatan-O'Ferr.ii, 4.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatcn.l
PowHArAN COURTHOUSE, Va, August S.--Pow-
hatan sends a unanim0us O'Ferrall delegation
a.
Powhatan for O'Ferraii.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
PowHATAN COURTHOUSE, VA, August 6.-Ihe
Democrats Of this county unanimously elected
n solid O'Ferrall delegation 70 the state ConNen-
ton TO DO held In Richmond August t'th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

NEW YORK, August s.-rne volume OF bust
ness at the Stock Exchange was small again to-
day, only 49,, 900 shares changing hands. aud
the course OF prices continued irregular. with
the tendency In the main downward. In tbs
early trading Chicago Gas, sugar, and General
Electric yielded 8 70 3as per cent. and tho re-
mainder OF the liss II TO Ia per cent, but on
demand TO cover shorts there was rally OF y
to l Il per cent, the latter In General Electric.
rHg PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Following tho period OF iulness came the
Presidents message 20 Congress, on which the
traders in SIC room, most OF whom are oesrisny
inclined, made sharp onslaught upon the mar
ket. The attack WAS clearly precOnestt.d, ior
10 regan some minutes before Walt street had an
opportunity 20 even scan tho contents % the
message General Electric was again the cniet
sufferer, touching 1875 against 473a last night
sugar touched 76ls and Chicago Sas 4sA, do
chne from the highest o. 35s ARd -, Respective.
". Most Of the O,her leading shares held Weh
and tno market WAS improving when the an-
nounCemeut OF the Suspension OF ii. L. Hotch-
kiss Co. was made from The ro,trum OF the *
change. On THIS. Northwest broke tpoints, 10 10.
INK cLors WEAK.
Tho changes otherwise, however, were Tar
less important, but at the clOae the market was,
in the main, wesS. Tho bulk OF the seiicg
throughout the day was for the professional ac-
count, and according TO the commissl0n-houses
comparatively little long stock was forced OUT
While the traders took an unievoraole view OF
the Presidents message. toe consensus OF
opinion in osnhing and brokerage ctrcies was
that Us effect would be- salutary upon the pubic
mind and will help 10 restore conldence
INPORrATIoSs OF GOLD.
The hoavy imporsations o; gold and the belief
that the influx OF the yellow metal Will continue
must also tend IN the same direction. IL is
stated on what Is deemed good authority that
tho arrivals Of gold from Europe late In the
week will enable ono or moro OF tho banks TO
cancel considerable amount OF clearing hJuse
loan certlt Gates.
ONEY-EXCHASGE-BONpS.
Money on coll has been easy, ranging from
b. g last loan at 2, and closing offered at =;
primo mercantile paper, sal2 por cent.
Bar silver, 73l5 Mexican dollars. go. The
sales Of silver al Ihe Stock Exchange to-day we Q
1000 ounces at 70.
Sterling exchange 10 stronger, with actual
business in baukors' bills at $4.6lss4.S2 for
SIXTY days, aud afS615 for demand Posted
retos, siS3aSf S1I2: commercial bills, <1sa
$3.50.
Government bonds 1rm; State bonds dull,
railroad bonds weak.
OF the sales u stocks 100000 were listed, and
$4,000 unlts,ed Sub-Treasury balances Coin,
$50, SO3, 900; currency, S9035,OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
by Judge Duke-The Mysteri'
Gus Woman In Black.
[spoclal telegram % the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
CHAN OTr8syILLg VA, August S.-The State
Dental Association met In tWenty-fourth annual
session az the Hotel Albemarle, Frys Springs,
to-day. DR.. +. +. Beadles, Of Danyile, the
president, called the meeting 70 ORDER after
which the address OF welcome was delivered by
Judge X. A ". Duke, Jr., Of the Corporation
Court Delegates are present from ell parts Of
the State. After he Adjournment OF the as5ocia-
ton The State Board OF Dental Examiners viii
meot.
Tho police have boon unable TO learn any
thing satisfactory about the mysterious woman
IN black taken Tor Mrs. COnin while at Gotham
station about two weeks ago. she came TO this
city On Sunday afternoon last. At times she
gives her name Miss Moore, and at Othsrs
claims 10 be a married woman. She talks In
very rambling manner and can give no lntelli-
gent account Of herself. Tho Mayor sent her TO
the hospital
The annual meeting OF tho County School
Board was held In this city to-day The books,
papers &c, were examined and found 70 DO cor
rect committee was appointed to settle with
the County Treasurer. ihe Commonwealth
Attorney was requested TO give his opinion ia
regard to The use Of the Dawson iund. A COM
Inittee was appointed to investigate the railroad
tax due different districts.
The "Piedmont Cooperation Convention" OF
the Christian Church viii convene In LIS twenty
seyenth annual session in this city Tomorrow
afternoon ana will remain in session for three
DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
IN VIRGINIA'S HONOR.
CELEBRATION AT THE MOUNT YER
NON BUILDING, CHICAGO.
The white City Largely of the Old De-
minion To-Dsy-nessrs. Daniel, Lee.
Puford, and Tucker.
IspecIal telegram % teo plspa.ch.l

W0BLDs-FAIR GROUNDS, CHICAGO, ILL, Au-
gust 5.-Ths private car furnished BY Mr.. In
gals. president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, reached here this morning, bringing
Senator Daniel, General Fitz Lee, Colonel Bu-
ford and party, and tonight Rev. Beverley
Tucker arrived. so that al who we're announced
TO take part in the interesting ceremonies OF
yirginla-Day tomorrow are on hand aud the
programme, with some additions, viii be car
lied cut.
FIsR MUSIC.
The Iowa State Band numbering city pieces,
the nnest one on the grounds has been en-
gagged by Yirginians here, assisted by some hbe-
raj friends OF Mrs Casxie Cabefs In Richmond,
ana there will DO some fno music at Intervals
during the exercises and a concert during the
reception at the Mt. Vernon Building
SPECIAL FIREWORKS.
Tho exposition authorities have arranged for
special piece concluding the fireworks display
tomorrow night, which Will Do representation
Of the M. Vernon Building.
An unusual number Of Virginians must have
been attracted by the exercises announced Tor
tomorrow, az the register al the Nirginis Build
ing shows that $50 have reported there within
the last three days alone, while a great many
who are upon the grounds have not registered
az yet.
PROMINENT vIRGISIASs PRESENT.
Among the prominent and Wellknovn vir-
ginians already here are Professor william IS.
Peters, University Of Virgins; Hon. 4. g. Pres
ton, Botetourt: II. u. Beall. Baltimore sun, aud
wife; General John d. I'm Doden, MS. Don Hal
sey. Lynchbulg; Mrs S. B. Mason, Baltimore
hisa Hhtty Watkins, Farmyllei Mr.. ana Mrs.
lngle. Radi0rd; Mr.. H. W. Myers, Lexington
Hon. George A. Mueh bach and wife, Alexandra:
II. n. Burnham and Colonel A. Anderson, Rich
mond; Charles j. Wade, Chrisu,nsourg; ". >.
Gum, Radford, and many others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
suddsn Death Of mrs Stanley Lipscomb.

Mre Celeste iipscomb. wife OF Mr.. Stanley
Lipscomb, died very suddenly az her residence,
2Sl0 eaai Grace street, about 2:30 O'Clock yes
ierday afternoon. She was apparently per-
fccfiy we'll about 2 O'Clock when the family
dinei. and when Mr. Llpscomb returned 20 hts
oTlco he received a telephone message 20 re-
turn homo Immediately. Before no react I'd
there, however, Mrs. Lipecomb had expired.
As 10 physician cOuid be gotten 90 the sick
lady before hcr dernas. Coroner Taylor viewed
tho body. lie pronounced the cause OF death
20 have been congestion Of tho lungs
The deceased was 20 yeare OF age and iesvcs
Powers
Arrangements for the funeral have not yet
been made, but II will take place from the Leigh
Street Baptist church. OF which Ars. Lipscomb
was Tor many years Jealous member. A host
a friends and relatives sympsthiEe with Mr..
lipscomb Ia his great bereavement. tic Is the
senior memrer OF tho irn % Stanley Llpscomb
& 90, c0al-dealerA
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YoHK, August s.-Fioar coll and lover
10 seil; winter wheat, low grades, 81. S3ss2.4s
fair 70 faacy, sa.45se3. AS: patenss. 20. 40as4;
Minnesota clear, s3.60as3; patents, s3.90s
1910. Southern -four duh and weak: COM
mon 20 fair ezra, az 10as3.lo: good 70 cnoies
do, "a. 15as425. Wheat weaker, bus fairly 40
tive for export: Nc. red store and elevator.
BelAa67t4c.; ahoat eel.c. Options fairly se-
tive, weak, and iIsa1ssa lowsr; No red
eiosins,s Nay. size; August. cos2.: sepsem-
Der, ss,sc. Germ duh and easier, Na 2. Ia eie-
vator, 47llc.; anoa,, 4s,ss<ey4c.; No. y, white,
s7Isa&sIse options dnll ana wsss 81 s4si}Sc.
October. 4sc. Oats Gull; white hiFhsr; mtzsd
lower, AugssL 3is4c.; septsmbsS. aoStc. 0cto-
ber, se34c.; spot. No. 2. 34lsc. No. ,, 33Ita |:
No. Q, White, asAsSslsc.: mixed wsstern. 3s54a
SIZE white, 10, sstss43ks. Nesl duh aAa
unsettled; domestic neocs. 2uaxSr. p2llets
a0a2he Beef steady and dull family, olQa
ala; extra mses. s7.5osss. bsss hams easter
al ei7aSI1.ho. TiercsG beef duii cIsy exsss In
dla NOES. Shalt. cntmspts dab boz steady !;
peklsd bellies. lie. shoulder Y1e:s lsns.
Total ItSc fniddics nom,neL Lard hruee eas
duif; wessesa steam. tAa0 BID CITY. tL75i
eostous -sssss, nsps; rscAsa nra ana osseeS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
THE LEAGUE RECORD,

The standing of the four clubs Is now as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
for tue Dispatcn.I


RICHMOND, Va, August S.-Auction offerings
on Change to-day 32 packages sud z taken H.
Highest, $40: lowest, s2.sO-aysrsSe. 500
Private sales: Cutters, 40; derks, q: burley'
Total, % hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettee,
81. O43 so; tobacco. s2,3l6.ls-tctal, 33.3SS.6s.
Inere arc general bright tobacco buyers ON the
market Visiting for new tobacco In brghts. ond
thoy seem 20 mean business and VIII hkeiy
stnrt tho marx 90 at full values. The color OF tho
new crop Is needed IN wrappers, thsy say.
The IS no tax Of consequence on the new
combination IN cigarettes, though several proLai-
uent manufacturers no doubt have sigBined
their Interest IN opposition 90 prevent rnonopo-
lies by Offering 20 subscribe with other large
Brms should all work tremendously together.
western factories have denied their ldsntty With
such unovsmant, especially In 81. Louis. Yet
there is something brewing. II nos msierisi'zang
yet awhile. with q wonderful Dew cigarette
maker as basis.
The North Carolina crop bulletin reports
copious rains 10 the Eastern District; tobacco
injured By rea-bug snd drought 10 Central DE-
trct and tobacco greatly Injured By rains In ID .
Western District. ut Airy, D. G., never looked
better Cutting and curing IL gosg on IN East
ern North Carolina with good results hains
have generally revived tobacco In toe state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

...aeut Was diel iu the Chanccry
afternoon Uaufi.rfilE the
.-ia.tOry ul o.. 81. brauugam,
t...t-i s,rvct, O. G.. Carlton ia b
+.- liabilities arc about sl,HuO;
..I. t.t coed. Out Of the receipts
... fiJViuF:
.s.t DO ezrcIuus sac trust, in
.. az per cent. Tor him
f..t..a on TOt east Broad street.
.-.asUc, S40.
i..E. soJJ; Mrs. johanna L.
.. rfcro r1tabiy', Frank i,eber-
III. i-tmau s uclledie. ft4I.oo;
.p.ruua, SIZES; ). II. chat
macy oilers having claims f0r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
The seULAH ASSOCIATION.
Unsurpassed Growth In Church Work.
Prominent Ministers Present.
telegram TO mo DlsDat'n.

Especial telegram 10 the DlsDatcn.I
GREENSBORO, ~ G.. August S.-Tho Benah
Association OF Baptist churches, composed OF
-i1taen churches Ia this AMI surrounding coun-
ties and comprising mem bership OF moro than
1900. met N The Vest ashington-Street bap-
tst church at 10 O'Clock rhis morning. On mo-
ton OF Or. r. I. Tucker al OrEanlzation was
effected by eleuting Rev. !. Il. Jones', OF Milton,
temporary moderator and DR.. Tucker secretary.
Tho reports read from The different churches
for the pact year were very gratifying, showing
RroWth unsurpassed in the history Of the aeso-
cation.
Wo notice among those present DR.. G. 2. ray-
lor president OF Wake Forest; DR. Z. Durham,
Raleigh; Row. ". Il. GWataoy. Rev Z. J. Ed
wards. ana Others. there will DO an e1ort made
20 enlarge tue Beulah Association, aud II this "a
fouud to be imprncti a Die It's rumcrol that the
GroousbOro' Baptis,s viii Withdraw and cast
thor LOT with the Pilot Mountain Association.
Rev. j. a. Howard, OF ksldsYills, will preach tho
Introductory sermon Tonight Tho people Of
Grecnsporo' viii have the pleasure Tomorrow
night o. hearing Row. ID. w. Dorrine, OF China,
who will speak on tho ChlLa interior missions,
and aiao f,ev. X. I. Bryan, OF Shanghai, CHINA,
who will tell what the Baptist Mission Board Is
doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

r.', b, :. pearance % Harlow Brothers Nam
e....a.ia . f-ls ~ tto hict reond theatre hurF-
d .'lhY nishts vii lfesont % the patrons
rl,. r.e vi smptemenf one Of tho best
- - b. AID apoelsty slterts,nfusnfs nat has
60 t'.- ln hchn1nd 90 l0nf siule, Tho
OK .uwt Hp sblfFy-t Ve. and includes some
etFoaents OF miuslrelsy IN The pro-
d ~. ~ h-rq hat been selected moro from
.t..t.... lfs ~ h.nsic possess5d Dy It's msn-
s,..Ah her ability 70 make . noise. abe al
'"s '-leSies large audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

claiming their man ss the regular nominee 81
the.Deniocratic party for the Lesisiatn.s ,,,
the matter and this committee decided 70
leave the whole matter 70 Hon. Basil Gordon 70
select three disinterssted Democrats OUTSIDE OF
the county 10 declars. after hearing all the eVi-
dence. who il entitled 90 the nomination. lnls
COMMITTEES win meot az keysyille on the 2otn
Instaut 10 take evidence and declare tho nomi-
nee. Delegates we're also appointed 20 meet
the Meckleuburg delegation 70 homiua'o
10 aator for this district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Face CIT with an Axe.
Especial tolegram 10 tho Dispatch

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Va, August S.-Mr.
Ross Cunningham, a Well-knOwD citizen OF this
county residing near Atwood, was struck yes
teriay with an axe by wyatt Anderson, re-
ceiung an ugly bu; not necessarily dangerous
wound. Tho blow was given full In the face,
splitting the nose and lip, and breaking out
tooth Anderson h a negro 20 years OF age ana
boars n bad character. tie is still Mt large. Tho
assault was unprOyOked, az Cunningham was
playing with him IN good hunor, When the
negro throw down a hammer he had In bis hahd
end holzal the axe with the tesnlt slltod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Trouble In the Indian Territory.
yRv ,ala0ranh to the Dispatch.l

CApDo, 1. T., August S.-1he trouble In Cedar
county has reached war heat. News reached
here last night that county Judge who had
been removed By Governor Jones had been muir
dered. IL is impossible 10 get full particulars,
owing 20 the remoteness Of the district from tho
railroad. Governor Jones and his private secre-
tary held a secret meeting yesterday and all
efforts to ind out about the meeting proved
futile. There is great e1citement in this sec
ton aud trouble Is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
The u. s. u. and TiiImaDia.
lRY telegrnnh 10 the Dispatrh.l

GREEEyILLE, 5. e., August S.-Application was
made here this evening before tho United StatH5
Court for writ Of habeas corpus 20 the hhcrin
OF Edgeneld county Tor the production OF m
agent Of the Richmond and Danyillo railroad
arrested for violating the dispensary law. no
claim IA made that tho agent was arrested while
engaged in Interstate commerce ana under pro-
lection OF the interstate-commerce law. This
will bring tho question whether the dispensary
laws of this State conflict with the Interstate
commerce law squsrely before the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
SYMPTOMS.

Loss OF Appetite, Bad Breath. Bowels Costtvs,
Headache, with dull. heavy sensation; Pain
uLder shoulder-b blade, often mistaken for hheu-
matism, Fulness after eating, dtsinclination 20
eXerton OF body or mind, Irrliaoihy OF teni,
Der. low spirits Tor the Blues, Restlessness and
a sensation Of having left undone something
which ought 70 have been done. WEAKNESS, DE
zness dots before the eyes, hignly-colored urine,
ntful dreams, constipation. etc
Not all, but always sOmo Of these symptoms
indicate want OF action OF the Liver, and for .
safe, reiisbie remedy that can DO no harm and
never known 10 fan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
r0OK ROUGH ON RATS
o,,s SAUNDERS, ALONE AND DE-
'esessGp, TAXES POISON.
...,,,. uody Found on tho Bed In
NJ. ChsmSsr-pcpro's'd spi''"
she probable Canse.

-. Charles p. Saunders was found dead
...,, NJ bis fathers residence, ill9
u p. .,.npc. Yesterday afternoon, having
.t,l suicide by taking Rough on
-,'. ...,.ee5. who was only about Is
.rs,.. vas alono IN tho house. his
al mother being IN Radiord.
.I.f.-ncr % very IN, and tho only
'.. ...... .a premises wasa oolored
.,..I Isaac Mencer, who bad room
g.. ..laft ....,
..>. or roS rIE ro.soN.
y.. ,n tho habit OF doing. or
-g.-.ers. and Monday after
Unfortunate Young man. while
cont Moucsr out % purchase
Errh ON HAS. lle sail he
.... r....uu 90 kIil reaches Men
purchase as directed ana &c
.l..t c.ock. Some TWO
...rl-. say ABOUT . o'clock,
...v.4 70 tAo front door a tele-
.-f.f. which he took up TO
,.- ts.u apparently oil right.
..,r.qcd tl be from Budaio
aud tald him not 10 come,
,- ., ..r,,ood. a. q position at
t.t }. Dad applied Tor.
BOUND uM Dad.
.......f. l,..r. of the telegram no.
r.. ...u oi young saunders
....t o'clock yesterday aiter,
.....i lalr Mcncer, accompanied
son .. Policeman Foster, from
saunders took his meals,
..f.r r.uuE mans room. Ihey
g.. Nr n tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

ST. LOUIS. Angus, S.-Fiour In light demand
ana unchanged. Wheat WAS weak On selling,
losing S4alc. No. red cash, b1lSc. Angus,
5d}ic.; september. JeA.aosMc.; December,
O6tlc. Corn sympathizsd WITH wheat. closing
L.. lower; No. mixed, cash. 31ac. Ausust,
35c. september, 35Na3o' g.: year sac.
Oetssweak. dull and lower; No. ?, cash. &5c.
August. 23l!c. september. 23hc. Rye aud
blrley--Noihing dong. Bran higher aud very
ntm at 5Oc. fayt tTsck. u.v nrm; now
timothy, prime 10 chOce, ella3lH Nhiskey,
b8gHng aud cottou-tles IA hanged. fro-
Vlslnos heavy ann quiet PORK unchanged.
LaTI. e5.37l4. Dressed meats -looss shoni-
ders. 1878 longs nRd ribs. sI35 shorts, 80.
Bacon Pa ked shoulders, 50: longs and ribs,
sS 62l6,sH75; shorts, 90 l2lSaS015. bans
uuphanVa--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
No wh,sh.y IN the Convention Hail.

No whiskey viii be sold IN Shelburns's Han,
who're the state Convention meets one wock
from tomorrow. Two enterprisihR saloon
Keepers desired 20 establish y temporary bar in
the convention bah, and made such n propssi-
tion 70 The Conmittoo at Arraugeme nts, bat n
was rejected by a unanimous vote. There are
plenty OF saloons near enough by, ana even II
there we're not tho eeuumCut u the committee
Is against having one IN the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
narn and Contents Burned.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

LuRkY, VA. August s.-A barn on the farm OF
Mrs. c. n. Harvest erger, IN Rockingham coun-
~ was DESTROYED by Ore at IN early hour yes
tsrday morning. Tue cause OF the fre is IN
known About three hundred bushels OF wheat
and forty Dushels OF oats not yot threshed and
about twelve tons OF hay were also destroyed.
The loss IL estimated at about tl,2OO, with an
insurance. q 5000 on the barn In the East
Rockingham and Page Farmers Home Mutual
Elro-Insuranco Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
nurnsa by Molten AIstaI.

CLEVELAND, O., August S.-1here was a hOrri-
b accident IN tho converting department OF Oh 9
Bes5emer Steel-WOrks here tois morning and
I'VE mon were terribly burned and cooked DY
molten meta. Tho wOrkmeu were about 20
make n cast and tho apparatus became unman-
agoable. With q hiss the hot m0tal flowed into
the pit under the converter aud as Il struck the
water there was terrific explosion. Foreman
John Lily, Robert McClOud, and jesse smell
are all terribly burned. Two laborers, names
unknown, also received Injuries mat may pro'e
final
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Monroe, Miller G. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
10 AND Is BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN, AND
PROVISIONS.

DOMESTIC md FUhEINfN DANNLho'
Securities bought and sold for cash or on mar
gin. Deposits received subject 30 sight draft. ln-
terest allowed on deposits,foreign oxchange,cor-
mercial credits, cable transfers Circular let
ters Tor travellers available IN all parts OF tho
world. au 6-Su, W&FtSe30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
SAyAL.sroRg MARKETS

WILMTNaTOs, \. G., August b.--hosin steady;
strained, 1bc. good strained, soc. Spirits tar
uentlne firm at 2JlSc. bid. Tar steady ~ sl.2o
Crude turpentino steady; hard. 81; soit ara
virgin, fI.00. 60.
CHARLESTON, :. &C. August a-TurpeDiine,
quiet at o3hc. Rosin GRIN at soc. Tor gooi
sAyassAH. Ga, August s.-Spiriis turpen-
tme-Aarket opened steady as 2f14c and closed
firm al 24c. bid sales. 1000 barrels. hosn
arm only common ana medium grades 900 AZ
quotations: paies held nlshef ssiss, 49,.
n, C. and ID. Sje.; L, soc y, Doc; q, VI;
II, si.i5; /, $50; X, eg.I0; NJ, sI.25 NJ
stat3. 10; windo ~ glass. 1920; weter-wIites
$3.50.
lIleported tor the Dispat;a.i
NORFOLK. VA, August s.-sarset nominas
prirn. az extra prime. 3xc.: fancy, 3t4c.