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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
CLEVELAND'S POLICY
What win Be Recommended to the
Special Session.
cvERMAN LAW REPEAL.
Yh.n Prosecution OF Tariff Reform In Ac'
eordapce with Party riedgss-Resto-
ration of Bnsiness Confidence
rnr ,elorr.ph % ,he pIspa,es.l

NV YORK, July 22.--Tbe World VIII PRINT
,ro following tomorrow The World is
enabled TO-DAY TO announce authorlta-
t,,,ly tho Immediate policy OF President
,l,v.land and his administration IN re-
card TO the approaching special session OF
congress. Briefly II will be rs follows;
ol silver reform by the absolute and I'M
,y., fed repeal OF the Sherman law.
"g Iaria reform, 90 10 prosecuted in
...-rdaDcc with the pledges OF the party
a.. soon rs. bat not before, the finances OF
o.. country are again upon stable
ts
.. Vr. Cleveland - annoyed and exaspe-
rod IA the unexpected interference with
3. fariG.refurn plans. but he Is not DIS
Outraged. lie proposes to meet the SILVER
....-tla IN the same open. staightior-
v,rl manner that has characterized his
landing Of tariff matters.
nrprAL At ONCE.
President Cleveland's advice 10 the
,-,..r. spocial Session Of Congress will be
: tae repeal at once of the Sherman sll-
y.r 'aw.
BE- Ifr believes that any complication Of
,...- f-.r. with amendments, substitutes,
,......lar proportions, will be detrimental
3, ttc purposes of the repeating act.
,t.rl are not go much tor working any
instant change IN the financial system OF
t..e lntrv "a for the restoration of bust
..-. conf ieuce throughout the land.
lnr SENATE WILL MAKE TROUBLE.
Prom the information At his command
e.. D.cv, land has no doubt that his policy
e.. d.. adopted by the House of Repre-
...t.tIyct after discussion and considcra-
f.. 70 ls IN the Senate that the trouble
.W.at will follow repeal is q matter
,..' 0I.l not be injected into the present
..I Il tle administration has its way.
3 further financial legislation will be
r..'.i The Pres.dont considers probable,
nic' JOS nature shall DO ~ matter
-.uTe determination.
Il. first thing 10 DO done is 10 clear
o.. ground. Mnc0 that Is done the ques-
... Construction can be considered
b.. % uu intelligent basis"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
caiiforoia's Sew senator.


c,rn,,,rSTo. CAL. July 29--Mr. Per-
l.,. rs on Ex-Governor Of California
..l has filed many state Offices. lie
$751;. born IN Maine III 1929. He came OF
d. -.a-lnring race and at ~ ran away TO
...l. he followed tho sea till he came
,l california III 1853. lie first worked
e. miner, then az county store
b.. per. and by his shrewdness amassed a
fortune. Then no came 10 Frisco and
founded tho firm Of Goodall, Perkins Il
o.. which FOR twenty wears has controlled
t.- coast passenger and freight traii1c. IL
v4- his company that developed the
ta.ka excursions that have become SO
n..s'ar
SIR. Perkins has always been "A strong
E.rualcau. He served IN the state SEN
.t'.. .rlIu 1879. soon after the passage Of
rf,n .v Constitution. ran tor Governor.
b. bad s.runE opposition, but won. He
v4- candidate for the Senate when
Stanford was elected. he Is friendly to
Pie. s. utheru Pacific road, and will not
t.'- against any monopoly or corpora
r.l. lcrkns Il not man of education,
l.,i- d good speaker and has large eXecu-
Ia. ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

of Admiral Tryon and the mistakes which
they attribute to his subordinates.
Admiral Horribly has varied this sort OF
stuff by writing q manly lettor TO the
United Srucs Magazine in defence OF
Tryon.
said, F" of which Admiral Tryon could be
accused. I.believe there was room 70 avoid
the collision II the signal and general in
structions had been obeyed. There APP
pears 10 have been an absence OF the spirit
OF mutual assistance which. used 10 charac-
terize the Mediterranean squadron.
HOW IT MONT HAVE BEEN.
Admiral Hornby adds in another para
graph of his letter: IF, az admiral.
had hal the misfortune to make such a
mistake. sm confident that with hardly
An exception each captain would have
kept clear of the flagship. although seve-
raj captains, with good Comrade Iryon
at their head, would have shaved the
flagship in order TO take rise out OF tho
chief Why this was not done on the
present occasion Is q mystery"
" Admiral Iryon's great object was that
the whole feet should move in any direc-
ton as fast os the flagship. There was no
difficulty in this when tho officers acted IN
the spirit of comradeship and decision.
The disaster might have been avoided If
the officers Of the feet had shown moro
confidence and decision. Officers are ex-
pected TO have their own opinions and TO
act upon them in emergencies. IL looks
TO the old Mediterranean cruiser as If two
things we're wanting
First. quick appreciation OF facts; Sc
cond, CELEBRITY OF individual movement"
EXPENSIVE NAVAL MANGUvREs.
The mannuvres in the channel of the
squadron under Rear-Admiral Edward
Seymour are watched with unusual inte-
rest by the public. and the taxpayers are
growing on account of the numerous &C
cideuts that have already occurred. In
five days there have been fourteen COLI;
sions. Many engines have been disabled
and various less considerable damage has
been done. On Wednesday Admiral Sey-
mour purposely hoisted the signal given
bv Admiral Tryon for the fatal evolution
of Tripoli. Not q ship obeyed 1t. Each
slcnalled back that the order was not IN
derstood 1hereupon the first signal was
countsrmanded aad the signal to turn
outward instead OF inward (as did the
columns of rrIpoli) was given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Tur WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and considerably warmer. The
sLinn ,rnre clnnr at midnight.

Range of the Thermometer at tue iront
door ~ the DISPATCH Office yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
A eonc of Good Times.

ATLANTA Constitutional
The coun,rys CROWN glorious, by daytime and
An the mocEin' bros is singin' from Tilt to
1ybee Light; am,
You kin hear the corn a-growtn' an a-hllin' out
And the coitons past the hoein', an the taters
Is 10 luck
There's gong O. sweet salvation from the VAL
leys an the hills,
An twilight jubilaiion from the tdewy whip
An tho mockin birds is moldin all their music
10 the tdno
OF the watch that July's holdin fer ter ketch the
ghost o Junei
Oh. the country's CROWN glonous-an' thar amt
no se ter talk;
cease ter walk
For tho GOOD times Is G coming In the daytime
and the night, ,,,,.
An, me mockin-biri is hummin' clean from Tiff
10 1Ybee Light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Fatal New Orleans Confiagration.


NV OEIYANs. July 22.-This afternoon
a. 5.90 O'Clock during transform hight
lln, struck heap Of rubbish IN the rear
g.. rGrr Brothers shoe store, aud started
% most disastrous conhagratlon. The
total loss aggregates S250,OOO, over
100000 OF which falls on Keher
Io.hlrs. The entire fire department
ottl., city was called, and after an hours
vols got the blaze under control, but not
l,i,r, u had Quilted the Refers estab-
L.lmeut and badly damaged two build:
mas "a either side aud the rear portion Of
t.. German National. Hibernian, and
state NatlO al Banks. The rear OF the
German National Bank was damaged by a
VAL falling on II.
CAtt Thomas O'Connor aud three fire.
M.n had a narrow escape while on the roof
oi the Refer building. 1t was supposed
taat all had gotten down in safety, but
after the FIRE the body OF }. Il. Mcdonald:
uarmau Of No. 2, was found in corner OF
tl- thlrd floor, whore he had been sufo-
..f4.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

n. W. BOWIE and AUGUSTINE RoYALL s. co.,
q z. h.. trustees sails OF lot al corner OF
Madison and Stockton streets, Manchester.
JOHN 7. POWERS, r. NJ, at Richmond and
Danvine Depot, melons.
Y. K. ELLIS, Io:3e A NJ. household furniture.
horses, phaetons &c.
GEoRGEW. MAYO, i0i1 A. NJ. household fur
niture, clocks crockery, DC
HIGH CoNSTABLE's SALE. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
furniture, organ, clocks, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON, 12la P. NJ, lemons.
oranges, bananas, &C.
HUDSON a CO., / P. NJ. uatermelons aud ba-
nAnas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Iron Company Fails.

Abt tNtNrA"t - ~ '+tN @''t-N
BEiyIpEKE. \. j., July 22.-Edward lun-
k,us. superintendent of tho oxford iron
4ud NAl Company, was instructed 10 close
90, r0llng-milis and iron-mInes belonging
90 that company pending settlement OF
tie company's AFFAIRS by receiver. The
cause of the failure, as explained by the
president. Is the dulness Of the iron mar
kyt and tue financial stringency Of the
country. Tonight the pumps are beng
removed from the mines aud the machinery
is being dismantlod by order OF the d.
TectOT-. By the existing state OF AFFAIRS
go men ere thrown out OF employment
without any hope of relief. The habih-
ue, aye estimated at $225,O0O assets.
SI5J0lU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

[hepOrted for she Dispatch.I
July 22.-No auction sales to-day. Private
sales very light.
Revenue collections cigars and cigarettes,
s4,s26.6s; tobacco, 81 ,574.52; special tax,
s60--total, s6,45l.20.
Auction offerings on Change for week, 2G0
packages, and 8 taken In; highest, S32; low
eat, ee.90-ayersge, $500.
Private sales Filters. 49, smokers, IL; cut
GERS. 10: wrappers, 29 darks, 4l9: lugs, 10;
scraps, 10-tofal, 626 hogsheads.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars and
cigarettes, sl7,005.77; tobacco. Sl2,99l.92;
special tax, s650-totaI, $50, 1880.
The market continues very dull. with nothing
OF interest to report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

[By Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.

[By Anglo American cable 20 tho Dlspatch.l
LONDON, July 22.--The British ship Bow
din, Captain Low. which sailed from San
francisco March 32d, for Queenstown, was
wrecked April 9th on One Island, one Of
the Friendly Group. No lives were lost,
but the ship is total loss. The Bowdin
was one Of four vessels that started on
March ODD to race from San Francisco TO
Queenstown. The race was won by the
British bark Pinmore, which arrived at
Queenstown Monday last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
wouid-Be Robbers Arrested.

10Y A'i'FitP ~ t4' Da'feNN-"J
MACON, GA, july 22.--A special 10 the
q. Graph SAYS that two white men that
attempted to rob Express Agent Peterson,
at Alloy. "a small station on the Savannah,
Americas and Montgomery road. have
been captured at Mt. Vernon. in Mont
gOiuery county. Peterson was shot seven
tiues and the compsny's safe would have
bson robbed bad 1t not been for the timely
arrival Of citizens. Peterson is likely 70
nta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
THE SILVER QUESTION.
President Cleveland Ha. Congress Can
Nnsscd-rhe Result.
Wy tclerraph to the Dispatch.l

fIIy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
NV York. July 22.-Tte Fond Buycr to-
ID. .ruts the following just as we go
tonnes, wc learn that President Cleveland
bios ll: made. by one Of the most compe-
,.t Oa.cefs Of the government. thorough
..,..-. q both houses OF Congress on
Oil. silver question. The conclusions
pr. .t.i py the Presidents canvasser point
t.....ne aud exciting and bitter contest
a both branches of Congress. The
eventual repeal Of tie bill may be brought
.I.ut but not promptly. The extra SEES
SD, vail doubtless run into the regular
t.. 40 without an agreement on this dis
t.l..us question"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET

RICHMOND, July 22.-Receipts ESQ head cat
tie, 400 head sheep and lambs, 100 head hogs
Sales, $50 head cattle, 400 head sheep and
lambs, 100 head hogs
Prices:
Cattle, best, 4a416c. gross: medium to good,
3n3hc. gross common TO fair, 2a%44c. gross
Bulls, PAGE gross.
Sheep, 3a4c. gross
Lambs 4A5c. gross.
Hogs, SaSlSc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

LAKE GEORGE, N. y
Now open. The largest, best appointea, ana
most llberally conducted hotel at LAKE George.
PURE WATER, PURE AIR, PERFECT hkALfh
For terms ana particulars. apply Ho'el irene
bio. FiIty-sixth street ana seventh ayennS, Ns"
lOrE. WlLb1Am 49,
10 d-W,FdSuts owner ana ttvPAaosVr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Mean temperature. ..................'
,ew Work STOCK MARKET.

Nvw YORK, July 22.-The security market
was weaker this morning than q: any time since
the present downward movement set In ana
many s,ocks and bonds touched the lowest hg-
nre. We, made. Tho depression was due 10 tue
heayiness 10 tue London market, rene"Sd aosiv'
inv on the part OF the beSip, ana aeavy Hqu va.
tions. The bank failures at Milwaukee, @uuoa
to the depression
Erie was notably weak, the common breaking
10 IOli ana the preferred TO 90 wnlle the consot
seconds foIl 10 90. These bonds brought 81 on
Monday last The steady snnnKaSe IN 'ne ss-
ceiyership Tor the property, but OFFICIALS o. Tue
comnauy elaim 70 have no knowledge tnat such
a thing il contemplated. IL Il understoo1 that
the c6mpany's floating debt Is becoming our-
densome. z,,,.,,
Tho araneors were fresy sold, 81. Paul fall
ing 20 5I5E, Northwest to %, hock Island 10
57i{. and Quincy to 75%s. The other important
declines were IL IN Genera noTi' psc,ee 20
24sf: Isl In Western Union, 10 74N; 10 Lace
shore. 10 ia; ~ in Lacka"nns, 70 1874
oIl in Big -Four, to 34A;. ls ID Lead, 70 "a, ,
~ in the preferred 10 oF's' anu iSs y" 'n''"e'
Gas, 10 81. .....,,,,,
The decline YVES checked by the favorable
bank statement, which shows a gain IN me 70,
serve Of s3,O12,5so. the 1saas arc ss'
2DB.DDU below tuc
mi. snostng Induced the bears 70 turn paper
nrofits into cash, and general rauy Oh ~ 70 ~
per cent. took place
THE CLOSE FIRM
Tho market LETT oil firm. Tho Gales aegre-
ratef I52,sd3 shares, Of which 1877 were un-
snb.Tressury balsnces-Coin, s6os67s,ooo;
currency. s13,oo4.O00.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Money on call easy, a, per cent riiin'
mercantile paper, 6al2 per cent.
sterling exchange dull and teeture,ess posted
rates. s4.s3aa4S5: commercial bills, ssoOa
t;oyeranen, bonds steady. stn.e bonds dull
Railroad bonds heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

tors will be dealt with TO the satisfaction
Of the Russians. Collector Clark has as
eured them that IL will not occur again.
and the coverings OF cotton, canvas, paper,
ETC., have been taken OF their exhibits ia
the manufactures pavilion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

weekly statement OF tho associated banks: Re-
serve, increase. s3,0i2,55o: loans. decrease,
~. sos, 800: specie, increase, si.oe4.4Oo; 10
gai tenders, increase. e5O3,700; deposits. DO
crease s3 6b7. SEQ circulation, increase, sl2e,-
600 The banks are now u 256.6do below The
requirements OF tho IS per cont rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Rseeiversh,p In Colorado.

DExvER. Col, July AZ On petition OF
the General Electric Company Judge
Haliet. IN the United States Court today.
appointed 4. Is. Shaituck, Of Pueblo. re-
ceiyer II the Pueblo City Railway compa-
~ and the fnterpasionai Trust Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
Tirs Among Cotton Bales.

w FNIVtIuPI 70 FA0 UI7VF-VlsI
SosEEswoaTH, n. IL, July 22.-A fire
broke out this evening ia the cotton store
house OF No. mill of the Great Fails Man
uiacturing Company. A large amount OF
baied cotton was stored there. and the
damage BY fire snd water viii probably be
heavy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

tBy Anglo-American ca bic 10 the Dlspatc.l
VIENNA, July 22-Ferdinand Freiherr
Won Bauer, Austro- Hungarian Minister of
War. has been stricken with apoplexy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
EniInre In IeXnA.
lBy telegraph to the Dis pa,ch.l

DALLAS, TEX, July 22.-Murphy Il Bo-
land, the most widely known and extern
sive real estate agents and Investment
bankers in Texas, suspended this after
noon. The news was the theme of every
tongue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
The Weather.

CBy telegraph to the Dispatch
- WASHINGTON, d. c., July o.
krilp forecast for twenty-four hours
I'M" from midnight to midnIsht.--For
Virginia and North Carolina; Fair
weather; westerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

ray- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth ssrsst .--fiev. w. ".
iAspRuA, ID. D., Pastor. Services at III A. N.
NO sunday night services during July and Au-
gusL -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
aA, 1IMoee srocH MARKET.

BurrnoRI. Juiy 22.--yirginis 81, 66: Balsi-
more aud Ohio. 6sth asked; Northern Central.
e8}a bid: Baltimore and Ohio southwcst@n
lsts, log; consolidated gas stock, oa}1a5o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

ATLANTA BANK-CLEARANCES.
ATLANTA, GA, July 22.-Clearlngs ATLANTA
Associated Baaks for week. s7o2,73U.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
"a ,.,..,,s,,t 40 M Di..ntsh

Wonp's-Fam GhoUsps. CaIoA9o, LII,
July AZ Tho trouble between the kns,
sisHs and rncie Sans servants was adjust.
"a to-day. Tbs offending oustoms inspee-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July os-Wheat. t,072
bushels Corn, 1870 bushels.
sALEs-Wheat, 1,072 bushels. Corn, 1,20O
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHgAr.-Longberry, 05s5sc. Mixed. 53a6Sc.
shortpsrry, 60a6sc. No. red. &c.
CORN White, primo Virginia, bag lots 51a
5ec. No. white, Ole. No. 2 mixed, 4ec.
oArs.-So . ruixcd, 351aaS6c. No mixed.
34Its35c-
RYr.--5Sa30c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
s,cnmoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

FLOUa-we quote: Fine, s2sa2.25; super
fine, s2.25ss2.50: extra s3as325; family,
s3 90as4.1o patent, S4.35as4.6o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
SIAM ASKS INDULGENCE.
France Insists that Her Ultimatum Is
What the Word Implies
(By Anglo-AmerIcan cable to the Dispatch.l

(By Anglo-hmericanc cable to the Dspatch.I
PARIS, July 22.--Prince Vadhana, the
Siamesc Minister TO France. to-day had an
interview with NJ. Develle, the Foreign
Minister, and asked that On extension OF
time be granted TO Siam in which TO make
formal reply to the demands made upon
her In the French ultimatum. Nj. .Develle
informed Prince Vadhana that the time
granted 70 the Siamese government Tor
the uurpose of replying 10 the ultImatum
wns the utmost limit that France would
concede. A reply must be gwen in the
time specified. and if Siam did not accede
To the demands France would take steps
20 enforce them, as stated in the ulti-
Tnaft1n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
VICTORIA cousr-aARrlsL.

A werd ia Behalf ~ Tryon from sn Via
Commander.
fBy Anric-American Gable to the Dispascb.l
IoSpoS. July ". Tho English press 10
yeveilins in desultory discussion OF the
y,ctoris court-nartial at Malta. In ordi-
dary trials the fear OF punishment for con-
tempt OF court in discussing cnses under
;ndictsl Amusement keeps the ed,tors dts
greatly silent. No such punishment threat
eng. however, IN connection with court
martial proceedings. and therefore tho
leading writers are aighing over the folly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

NoEYolE. Va. July "a Market nominal
Transactions hardly suffictene 70 iortn meskes
3isc.; extra prime 33{ni tsacy -. - . made
loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
pRITAIN TO gIAAf.

LONDON, July 22.-The British govern:
ment has informed the government OF
siam that no definite procurement can
be expected from Great Britain in regard
to the territorial demands made by France
upon Siam until report of the conference
between Lord Duferln, the British Ambas-
sador TO France, and H. Develle, the French
Foreign Minister, Is received by the British
government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
MANY sIAYrsH KIIlLTn.

A dispatch 10 the Tennis from Saigon
says: "A telegram from Stungstreng an-
nouuces that Captain VIllers, Commanding
the French forces at Khong. reopened fire
upon the Siamese on the morning OF the
18th instant. In the course of the day the
French captured forts Dondus, Dongo,
and Donhan, thus conhning the enemy to
Fort Donsew. The last-named stronghold,
though protected by three series of we'll
constructed Notifications, was captured
on IL following day without loss to the
French. who pow occupy tho entire group
of islands. Only the Town of khony re-
mains TO be captured. il Ia estimated that
800 Siamese were killed and 200 wounded
IN the last encounters"
eIAM WAIrsSo on RrfTA1N.
A Bangkok dispatch says that the Sia-
mese government, which % anxiousiy
awaiting advices from Great,Britain in re-
gard TO the French territorial claims, has
been informed by Lord Rosebery that the
British government must first receive
Lord Duiferin's report on the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
gIAN ANsWFRs FRANCE.

PARIS. July 23.-1 A. M-The. Siamese
reply to Frances ultimatum has been
handed TO NJ. Pavie. French Minister resi-
dent IN Bangkok. and telegraphed to the
Siamese legation here. Its terms have rem
dered necessary another exchange OF tele-
grams between the legation and Bangkok.
Therefore the reply will not be given out
for several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

rms BAzK sTAr7xnxr.
Nsw yosE. July a. Ths felieytns 3 The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
TToTEL 0TTERBURN. AMELIA

I(JIEII OIlEhDOIt1Sb
III CoURTHousE, VA. under ne. nsnsse-
ment. viii opsu JUNE lsf. with all tne cgn w,
49, 80 sae.t,sl rates can be- had. FOR snf Hio.-
ms,,ca apply 70 DR.. DOHsEI, ios nofth ss =,
s,rsst CIV. or y, IL. BOOKER Manager Vtsos'
burn Hotel Ameus Courthouse - ,pAvs,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
NTOUNTnN.TOP HOTEL AND

MOUNTAIN-IUP HUIEL MD
WI SPRINGS, over Rockfsh Gap, Blue Ridge
Mountain. 1913 feet above the level OF the 500.
Elmo view, a delightful GUNNER resort, cheap
board strong iron springs: many attractions 70
the invalid. plensurc-seesers, ana famlles; OF
easy access Address Messrs. MASsIk y Co,
Atton, Va. my 4-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23

COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGlNlA'S
" SEASIDE RESORT in tho Atlantic ocoan'
,n,reaae OF rotel accommodations; new palla-
ings and other improvements; the nney. osaoa
aud surf bathing IN the world; o'''s ~
,,sains and DOat-sailing ubsurpassea, eau ps
reached daily by New York, PniieoslPnia anu
NorfoIk railroad from North or SOUTH. fassoA.
gers goisg ~ Cobbs Island mus sv' S1 1.Sz
Csbbs station. Trains--Wo VIII moes ,ne III =,
a M north.bound train and the o;lo y. ~.
south. bound trsin 81 GOODS Station; psssgnsen
tyansferrsd 10 the lsland by stsaner. ls.ns'
az. so per day, eI2 per week, sfo pvs moan,
s1,ci sh,s,esan. Sc For further iniormshoh
address 4. 4. COBB y J. =; sfADl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-23
ALTON HOUSE.

HNHE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOIblI
4 will be open for the accommodation Of guests
JUNE IsT syndicate has lately purchased
the property. Many improvements have been
made; electric bells and gas In every room. ne
furnished and renovated throughout Round
trip tickets from Washington, t4.l5. Tine,
three hours. Pamphlets at DISPATCH ONCE For
information apply 10 II. W. LAMBERT, mana
ger Berkeley springs Hotel Company, berkeley
snv,nes w Va 70 2S-lmo'