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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YOKE, July b.-FlOur UNCHANGED and
easy: winter wheat low grades, sl.S5as2.4o;
fair TO fancy, s2.45ss3.45; patents s3.4oa
ca; Mlpnosots clear. ~ 50as3; patents, ga
e445 Southern nour dun but steady; CON-
mon 20 lair extra. 92.lOas3.lo; good 70
choice do. s3.l5as4.2a. Wheat moderately
active with exports lower, closing steady; No.
red. store ana elevator. 7Olsa7lc.: ssost, Tia
zee. options dull, closing steady, l1as4e. below
saturday; July, 70,sc- August, 1890. sep.
tember. 744c Corn steady. Aslsc lower. sad
fairly active; No 2. 47Llc 10 elevator; 4s1sa
17Nc. anoat.; options very dull and Nc. lower.
closing steady; July, 4I3c; August. 4etfc.,
September 49Ilc. oats easier and fairy active;
options duh and lower; July, $3.50; hufnsl,
3:5c.; September. 32c. SPOT NO. 2, 3tAa35c
No white, 37c. wool dull snd unsettled !:
domestic fleece, 27s3sc.: pulled. 2oa31c. Beer
dun bot STEADY; family, 1Csl2c.; extra mess.
s..50sss50. Beet hams auies st st5; uerccd
beef duh but steady; city s,.s iean , msss
bellies, l3c.: shoulders, SasAs,; hams, l2sl5c. .
middlss dull; short clear. s94e. Lard nrmer
aud quiet; western steam. eiosinf. ss.fo,
nomnsliy city, ssasts, "a ss1,p hmsyis
steady; new mess, siSasia5o. Cotton-seed oh
d al aud nominal Petroleum quiet and easy.
Rosin dull but steady. Rice IN ian ds.seaa 49,
steady: domestic, fair 70 extra, 2Aa3tsc. !;
Japan, 4aka4Lsc. holassss--toreign- nominal:
New Orisans. open kettle, good 70 choice, qaiss
ana steady at 30s3sc. Peanuts 1aiet coucs.-
Options opened steady and closed nfm, 2oato
up; July, sI5.70aslG: september, sio.ooa
1850; November, sia.abssio-4u; Decemnsrs
si5.25asI5.50. spos Mo nrner and dull No
7. iss4c. sugar-kas nrm and IN fair demand.
fsir refining, fairly active ana nrln al S4c
centrtfugais, eo-test. > 4-oc OF A. to.los
3 ia.fs .sranuiated, 50 sa5 ll-l6c. frclghts
10 Liverpool quiet and less nrm- Cotton s-o4d
cnICAGu
CHICAGO. Juiy 5.--rhs grain mayte,e - ne
board opened weak THIS morning. rrs 49, W.
Ard steady Dot lara and rt1e we're some wat
higher. The animation which v usually foand
90 succeed . holiday vas altogether wentiat'
with orsicrs from outside polnie elshay ~ Doy q
wnicS was noiicsd On ne cure % Heseay Aad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
THE STORY NOT CREDITED.
superintendent Lynn Does Not Believe
the Bristol Special About a Convict.

The special printed in the New York
Word OF Tuesday and copied in yester-
DAVIS DISPATCH telling of a mysterious
murder near Bristol, Tenn, which was
alleged TO have been committed by con-
wet now con fined IN the Virginia penlten-
tjarv. appears TO lack continuation. Ac-
cordinC to the story. the body of John q.
Goshern, well-known insurance agent,
was found IN cave, and the circum-
stances CONNECTED with the discovery led
no the belief that the deceased had COM
mitted suicide. Subsequent investigation
brought to light the fact that the man was
poisoned by gang of mOonshiners, and
that one of the number, now prisoner III
the penitentiary here, confessed that he
took part IN the crime.
Superintendent Lynn, who Is thoroughly
familiar with all the gossip OF the great
reformatory, told n representative OF the
DIspArcH that he put absolutely no Gre
dence in the story. He stated that he
could hardly imagine how 1t originated,
as there was no ground for 1t as far as he
knew. He added that few weeks ago
an old man from Bristol, Va, who had
been convicted of forgery was released
from the institution. and that the ex-con-
ylct's son was neWspaper-man, but that
the circumstances connected with this
case were IN no wise similar TO those pub
hshed in the World
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

given place 70 bssrisbnsss. ana instead u fvom
ION and Tic. hid for sspssmosr wheat, g -
Monday. tbsre were eeIlefs e The aare TO-DAY
q 50hc, with an Immediate decline 10 7Uc. sU1
further decline TO 6p9zc. In the next few
minutes Tho price Kept within q narrow
range after he dsd(ire, uatil NE Visible supply
statement Was published. INN sdiayeiy foilowins
which thsre vss rush Of seIlsss end rapid
decline 70 6s9l. for SsLtembsr. The close vea
weak ct The bottom figures Of the dsy. Cora
wss heartily IN synpatny WIN wheat Ths<s
was no activity IN ne trade ~ asy tina The
oats market was quie, and lower, partly " ssm-
patty with wheat and ooru. owing 70 some
heavier offerings. The provision MARKET YES
very DUH but tho weakness which acom panied
the want OF business At ths close Of tie previous
week was suceeesed ~ armnesA
Cash quotauons: Flour dull. weak, and CSC.
lower than . week aGo; No 3 spring wheat.
64s6<Lse. No. 2 corn, 39}<a3a9<a. No. oAss.
27tc. Nose pors, eiSs2t<sei6s5. Lard,
so42l<ase.4s. Short-rfb sides 0ocsel, es.70N
ss7A Dry-ssItcd shoulders (boxssi}. eS.75aea.
short-sleAr sidss (ooxed), % S0aee.75. wnis-
key. s1.12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
Blood Poisoning

Mrs. Mary f. O'Fallon.a very intelligentlady
diploma. Ohio, was poisoned while assisting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
Notes About Racing.

Miss Nelson will trot in the 2;23-class
race at the Belmont Driving Park, Phila-
delphia, tomorrow.
Owing to the difficulty that occurred at
the trotting race at the Fair-Grounds
Tuesday evening between some OF the
parties interested, the owners of the two
horses met yesterday and declared the two
match races off which were made to take
place fifteen and thirty days from the
Fourth.
Considerable interest is felt in Richmond
in the races Of the Eastern Shore circuit
announced to begin at Cape Charles August
god next. 1t Is understood that Sussex,
Va. will be taken into the circuit and the
races will start week earlier at that place.
The circuit closes the first week IN Oeto-
Der and the horses will be brought TO
Richmond. where they will trot October
10th to 18th during the State Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
MORNING WEDDING AT HOME.
Miss Susie Marion Chaikley becomes the
Bride of air. Meade spicer.

A very pretty home wedding took place
at No. west Cary street YESTERDAY morn
ING AZ II O'clock, when Miss Susie Marion
CIalkley became the bride OF Mr.. Meade
Thompson Spicer. The parlors, which
we're crowded with large assent lage OF
friends, we're oxquisitely decorated with
Mains and daisies, while several piano
lamps illuminated the hsppy picture.
Rev DIR, ". w. Landrum oftclated. and
Messrs. Hamilton II. Chalkley and James
n. Spieer. bi others of the bride and groom
respectively. acted as attendants. The
bride was attired in travelling SUIT OF
green crepou. trimmed with brown and
old rose.
MIR. and Mrs. Spcer left on the 1900 I.
NJ train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for q northern trip;
Upon their return they will spend several
months at the White sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Spicer il one of the most estlmable
and popular diidches of the chesapeake anu
Ohio railway. For several years he was
clerk for MIR. NJ. Is. Leonard, tue superin-
tendent OF telegraph OF the great system
bnt recently be Was promoted to respon-
s,ble position in che Office OF General
Manager Stevens. HS bride, daughter
of the late +. A. Chalkley, IS quite pretty
and very popular. She has a peiRe, grace
ful figure and many attractive qualities
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
DEFEAT THE CADETS.
THE v. M. l. BOYS BADLY BEATEN BY
THE COLLEGE SPIDERS.
The Visitors Try Two Pitchers, Neither OF
Whom Prove Effective Barnett Gives
Them Troubie-Future Games.

The College Spiders. by superior batting
and excellent hase-running. succeeded IN
mopping the surface of Forest-hill PARK
with the Generals from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute yesterday afternoon. Seye-
raj hundred cranks and goodly number
of sweet society girls witnessed the game.
which was rickety throughout and devoid
of any special interest. u was an on u"
day for both teams, and errors we're as
plentiful a. flies around molasses.
A colossus named Williams pitched the
first two innings for the lads who handle
the muskets. but the local sprinters took
so kindly TO him that he was buried among
the daisies OF the outfeld, while an other
Tton designated as Briscoe took his place
in the box. The latter succeeded IN mold
ing the local tarantuas down little bet
ter, but now aud then Professor Puryears
pets whacked him vigorously.
IsrIMIDATED ny BURsETr's BANGS.
That sweet, pretty child known as Hen
ricus Burnett twirled for the Spiders, and
either his wonderful curves or the manner
in which his bangs Topped against his
forehead. intimidated his warrior oppo-
Donts so much that they only found him
for six hits. MIR. Francisco dc Rimini
Duke caught the dazzling zig-Zags tossed
by the boDny barn. .
The mask-wearer for the Virginia Mill
tary Institutes was wiry-looking little
fellow, whose head was very rosy and
whose trowsers bore a huge ink spot,
which looked as if ne had spent some
hours wallowing IN the juice of the black
cuttlefsh. This youngster worked ike
Trojan. but neither his perspration nor
his energy could accomplish ought.
The manner in which the collegiate
sprinters ran their bases completely daz-
zled the visitors. and the collegians slipped
through their hands as easily as an eel
glides down the throat Of q crane. Brock,
the agile son of DR.. g. W. y. Brock. who
played with the warrior lads, put mp an
excellent game, but he was by himself IN
this respect, for the rest of his companions
seemed dazed.
THE SCORE N DETAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
CAPTAIN Lumsden Lost His Purse.

Mr.. w. II. Lumsden, the manager for
the Virginia Base Ball Club. lost a pocket
book containing $92 and several private
papers. on the night of July 4th. He was
returning from Forest Hill Park in cab
and dropped the purse somewhere between
Twelfth and Bank streets and his resi-
dence on Thirty-second ami Broad. Short
" after missing the pocket-book MI;
Iumsden found the cab in which he had
ridden. but the object of his search was
not there. He thinks he dropped the
purse In the street. and offers reward OF
$40 to the person who returns 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,
L.. IIiar.a |

fry 5.-Auction offerings on Change to-day
"a nackagss aud ! taken IN Highest price,
sT.f3; lowest, $3.50; average, 500:
Private sales: smokers. q: wrappers, y
cutters, /: dsrk, 4S-toiai, n hogshetds'
Reyeaue collections Cigars and cigarettes
SI.570.75: tobacco. s2,glD27; SPECIAL taI'
81 ,Og5 total, 3j.59l.O2.
Messrs W, j. Boykin, Durham, \. C.: Robert
Harris, Reldsyllle, y. C., aud Z. r. osDorno'
keysyilIe, Va, were here to-day.
No loose saes to-day NJ.
ina spanish contract was given To FdT''
banking-nouse-not Pan bsnhinc- house.
Tho market showed moro ACTIVITY to-d,y man
for some days past, prices continuing nfin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

the people. For this wilful disregard OF
the law in lie entirety President Harrison
snould have been, and President Cleveland
should now be, impeached. The loss OF
confidence on the part OF tho people Is
caused by the want OF ffankuess end sim
cerity on the part Of high officials.
The state Farmers Alliance will meet IN
the Hall Of the House Of Delegates in this
city on the 18th OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
..r,s. Worth Living

aanands ON the liver. IL suffering with Ind.
esst,on or troubled with Malaria, that rred
worn-ou, feeling. you will consider iife
worth very LITTLE. But when relieved OF
these by taking Silnsions Liver Reguistor
You will count life blessing and keep the
Regulator on hand for any sudden attack
OF Biiliousness and Sick Heaaacbe; Az
active liver maker life delight; Don't
forges the Rseuls5or With the red q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
Found "A Burglars Hammer.

A sledge-hammer was found in the ium-
ber.vard of Mr.. Gum, on lower Nam
street, Yesterday, and is now IN possession
of Sergeant Alexander Iomlinson; IL Is
believed that this Is one of the tools used
in the recent blowing OF the safe OF II. W.
Traylor 4 Co.. as particles OF orass were
discovered ON the worn edge OF she nan an
lettors 90. r. :" made with small dots on
The aide. are plainly disoernable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Henry p. Taylor and Miss Sophia Nagels-
mann We're married at the residence OF Mr..
Peay on tuesday at . T. II. by Rev Mr.. Dlll,
pastor OF yenable-street Bap;lst church. After
the ceremony, which was Witnessed by afew
friends. the happy couple left on the o'clock
train Tor Virginia Beach. The bride Il the dsugh-
ter of one of our oldest German citizens and the
groom is from Manchester, Eng. lie is In bust
ness here and IS well known amongst our NOR
chants as rising young businessman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
,,ooev for tho lee Mission.

The ladies OF the Ice Mission are greatly
In need Of funds 20 carry on their nooie
charity. The DIsRAToH acknowledges tue
receipt for them of the following eoni -
Tioyd avenue. 2.s3t Miss Della N. Cline,
III cash, S2.60--total. $0.i3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
Hs,r,co Property Transfers.

lanes II. Barton and wife 10 Il.
Mar Sadler. wife OF l.. A. Sadler, lot IL
in block II, Barton Heights, $3.50; same TO
same. lot u in block IL, Barton Heights,
"a 100: Alice b. and Nj. 5. Coionna 10
Gaiilean Bsptist church's trustees, ~ ieet
on Moore street northwest corner Ediza-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
J. che..eraeld, aod Of The late Alphon1o

of Chesterfield, and of the late Alphonzo
Duyal. Of Swsnsboro'.
The delegates from Manchester to the
Democratic State Convention VIII De Sc
Iected as follows next TUESDAY night: In
the First Ward. a; Second Ward, 3; third
Ward. 8; Fourth Ward, 5-Total, IL.
Mira. Rosser l.. Moody is very sick ct her
home, on Porter street.
MIR. A. @. Harding. INSPECTOR OF Weights
and Measures. will go out upon his usual
inspection in day or so.
BON AIR Norris.
Mr.. c. N. Hazen Is having the academy
building enlarged 10 meet the demand Tor
more room for the accommodation OF the
pupils of the institution.
Mr.. Franz Stegar has moved into his new
house.
Rev. l.. J. Phaup and family are visiting
friends in Buckingham county:
Uf n r Johnaon's new dwelling on
Chatsworth street Is nearly completed.
MIR. J. r.. +. Burroughs has erected neat
cottage on River avenue.
Undoubtedly the largest crowd that
visited any suburban place In this locality
was at Forest-Hill PARK tuesday, Inc
street-cars were crowded oil day. and X IS
said that Is. $50 fares were collected by the
conductors. -
Manohesterians think their baseball
club is a sure winner tor the penant this
season.
IL ia very probable that the LATHE Tycoon
opera will not be presented again before
next fall.
BRIEFs AND PERSONALS.
In the last issue of the Virginia Courier.
the organ of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. there are resolutions
published in respect to the memory OF tho
late Rolhe J. Waymack. of this city, VINO
was accidentally shot in Richmond rev
weeks ago. These resolutions were adopt
ed by Liberty Council, No. 10.
The County Court OF Chesterneld VIII
nee, next Monday. The case OF james
Lynch, charged with murder. is set Tor
trial at the July term of this court.
The storm which passed over THIS VI
cinity Monday afternoon did considerable
damage in Chesterfield IN the way OF
blowing down fences and trees.
The Buford Club of this city VIII hold
general meeting tonight at Odd-feliows'
Hall.
Mr. A. s. Furcron, OF Fsuqnier, formerly
of Manchester. is here on visit.
Mrs. G. Watt Taylor. of Chesterheld'
mother Of Mrs. b. A. Hancock. ls very ILL.,
and her death may be expected at any time.
Mrs. b. +. Pilson left Monday. for wal
ters's Park, in the mountains OF Pennsyl::
wanna, where she goes for the beneht oil
her health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

PERSONAL

HAyING EVERY REASON TO
fear that many Of the old patrons Of the
late Arm OF THOMAS w. McCASCE, Jk., g
co, as we'll as perronal friends snd the public
generally. do not know OF my whereabouts
take this means OF informing them that L am
with tho firm OF A. +. M0SBY i SON, coal and
vood-deaisrs, l1O5 west Marshall street, phone
III. Patronage solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. .s.,. r.,
10 l0-1m THOMAS W. hcCANOr- ok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

en1Imoee STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, july 5.-Nireinia Sc, 30; Balti
more and ohie, ~ Baltimore and Quo South
western 1ste, 1903; consolidated gas bonds, 100
do. stock, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

FLoUR.-we quote: Fine, s2s52.95. super
fine, s2.23as2.50: extra, s3at3.25; family. s4a
$40; patent, S4.50as4.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

CHICAGO LivHsrocx MARIE

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK HAKKRr
CHICAGO, July 6.-cstsie--keeeipts, 23.ooo
e6at5.35 good 10 choice. eAa0ae<.v0: 0shsrn
ea75ss420; rexans, s2.T0ae4.26: stocksO
aud feeders, 90 jOa s3. IS; cows, el.25ee3.2o.
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head shipmeuta
10, 900 head; IslIsd and packers, seas6.2o:
prime heavy and butchers weights, 90. lisa
So light, e6.25at6.36.
81 eep; Receipts, 1900 head; shipmepts.
i,sO0 head: natives, S4aes: vestcrnA e<.2oe
e4.s0; Texans, e$ae4.30 lAmbs, e35oae4.do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
The WEATHER IN BtcuNosD Yrsrrnpa
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsw YORK, July 5.-Money on call easier,
ranging from to 10; last loan at 3 and closing
offered at per cent, Prime mercantile paper,
Gas per cent.
sterling exchange firm; posted rates, s4s3,fa
s4S5le
Government bonds strong. State bonds dali
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Treasury balances; Coin, s70,2so'686; cur
rency, sl4, 10S.074.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIAANSoss, 3! AND ! u E4, ORGANS a ssolE
Te have large vare-room and solicit the pa
and VIsU TO DISPOSE OF THEM. We will
SILL, RENT or STORE THEM. and arc pre-
pared TO MAKE OLD PIANOS AS GOOD AS
WHEN NEW, and this we can do cheaper than
any nrm this side Of Baltimore, because We DO
fhe work ourselves. Artistic TUNING q spe-
cislty. RICHES 3 fA0LR,
teJ-Ss TukTn 7l6 cast broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks, Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. kc.. and the
Weather Indications
[By telesrnph % ,hs .p,,pA,ca.l

WAsHNoroS, ID. c., July g.
TEklp Forecast for twenty.four hours
from midnight to midniaht.--For
Virginia and North Carolina, Gene
rally fair weather Thursday; continued
warm, southwesterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. July 5.-OFPESisGs-Wheat' LOO
bushels. oats. 200 bushels.
No sales reported
QUOTATIONS..
WaEAr.--TOngberry. 65s7Oc Mlxei. 63a6ec.
Shortbefry 6OAopc. No. red, 6saCsc
CORN White, prime Virginia, bag lots, ola
3 e.. No. white, ola52c. No. mixed, 4s5za
49,. -
oArs-No. pixei. 30s36Iac.; No. 3 mixed,
35aJ5lsc.
RYR.-5Sa00c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
The OPENING WEAK.

The total sales OF stocks to-day were only
$4,000 listed and $4,000 unlisted, while the
trading in railway and miscellaneous bonds
amounted to s54S,000. Lower cables from
London and some selling by srbitra9e houses
lead to n weak opening In the sock market In
the nrst trading prices recedod "a TO Ia p, Z
cent. right through the list. A sharp advan,e
of per cent. In sterling exchange At the open
ing OF business also operated against the stock
market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
The score of the game was as follows
BY INNINGS.

345G7sO
Redmond CoueGe........3 . q O-l3
Va Military Institute....2 D | = = D o.
summary: Three base hits-Wiliiams. Two
base hits-Sco;t, Coseen, Duke. Lett on bases
College, 4; Virginia Military Institute o. Dou-
BILE piay-Briscoe and Cooke. First base on
alls-Colege, 3; Virginia Military Institute, u.
Hit by pitched ball-BriscOe ~, Scott, Z. Bur
nett, Hunt struck out-COllege, =; virginia
Military Institute, 4. Wild p.tches-Burnett,
Williams, I. Passed balls-Duke, ,; Carmi-
chael, 3. Umpre-Ar. Harry Leitwich.
FUTURE GAMES.
The Virginia Military Institute lads will
meet the VirgInias on Saturday afternoon,
while the latter team will cross bats with
the College Spiders tomorrow ct o'clock
L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
RuMoRs AS TO HuNrISaros.

Rumors effecting the credit Of c. p. Hunting.
ton were again put afioat. and IL was reported
from London that the Central Pacific company
would not pay Its August dividend. Sr Hunt
in gton denied in toto the stories alleging his IN
ability 10 meet his contracts and asserted that
tho Central Pacific would pay It's August olyi-
deud, subsequently, whom IL was found that
brokers had no difficulty In renewing Their
loaus and that foreign houses were liberal lend
ers of money at comparatively easy rates. a
more Dullish feeling set In, ana under the lead
ership Of General Electric an advance OF 14alss
per cent. was recorded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06

Sojsurntsg IN Gotham.
Especial solsyr1m 70 the Dispstcnl
NEW foax, Sulv B.-w. Y. Basks, sveensy's;
r. Mcn0s1xgoys ADeoE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
RruoRs ny IoypoN FAITuRFs.

hUhUkfU UT LUNDVN T NIhNNH
Tho rrmness vas short-lived, however. and
soon after midday the boar forces renewed their
attacks. Northwest, 50. Paul. Burlington and
Quincy, Rock Island, American Sugar. Big Four.
and Western Union we're sold by tho profess
sional element. and rum0rs we're circulated that
large failures were imminent Ia London. These
reports could not be traced to any authentic
source Northwest was affected by reports OF
the closing ont OF loans and the shutting down
OF iron-mines ia tue territory trayersed by the
company.
CToSs ABOUT STEADY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
iReported tor the Dispat;h.
ny TItN.

NORFOLK, VA, July 5.--Narkot dull no Trans
actions reported. Prime. 3t.sfc.; extra PRIME
fLc.; fancy. 4l6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-06
HIGHLY raEyuDicIAi.

This Get was not only without Law. but
. Ma highly prejudieial 10 the interest OF
the people, and this unlawful act Of the
resident, aud not tie ise Law referred
10. bed bIoughs abort the periious condi.
aon thss p0v eonfsonts the country and
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
u S. GOVERNMENT.

President. .aaopER CLEVELAND, ny
Yice-Bresident. .ADLaIE. STEVENSON, I'll
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-07-01
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

THE first pianofortc, as VIC know it
now, was made in London by Ger
man, named Zumpic, about 17G6.
Mis- II. II. N IsEAcu, of Boston,
who composed n jubilato for the Co
lMnhian celebration, is authority for
tho statements that between the years
1918: AMI 1885 women composed 1873
musical works, including fifty-ive seri-
Gas operas, six cantatas, and ifty-three
comic operas
'MAscAdNi, tho young italian COM
poser. who is about to visit London,
always carries in his pockets several
Oljacts Of coral, ebony and ivory as
charms against tho "cvii eye" De-
spite his Sudden md brilliant success
lac remains unspoiled 10y the evil 1 of
sclfishncss or. enlargement Of the
head!
MISS IIXETIE SAWYER, Of st. Louis,
Mo, WHO has been studying in Berlin
for the last three years, has been
offered llberal terms for all tho songs
nnl other compositions slIo can sup
ply, hy a German publishing firm. lei,
compositions for tho violin aro bccom.
ing particularly noted, and it is stated
that lcading German orchestras arc
arranging for compositions which Miss
Sawyer hcrarif is TO conduct on their
public presentation.