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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-10-12
SILVER THREADS AMONG THE
COED"

Are sign that your hair needs in
vigorating. Beggs' Hair Remover
promotes healthy growth Of hair,
prevents it. falling out or turning gray.
Sold and guaranteed by F. G. Buer-
static, Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-10-12

Are those who use Beggs' Blood
Purifier. Itpurifies the blood, makes
the skin clear and the complexion
beautiful. Try bottle and note its
wonderful effects. Sold and guaran-
teed by F. G. Buerstatte, Druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-10-12

Naval salutes to the flag are as old as
the time of Alfred the Great.
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SPECIMEN CASES.

Boston is said to have made the first
American umbrella.
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NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIMR.
CHICAGO & n. w. LINE.

Leave. Train No. Arrive.
Manitowoc "519s. m. - Milwaukee e. 20 am
Manltowoc 1900 a. IN. s Milwaukee il050 NJ
Manltowoc lilo p. m. Milwaukee 1855 D.
Manltowoc 1913 p. m. Milwaukee *lI 20 ph.
Leave. Train No. Arrive.
Manitowoc+4: p. IN. Amigo 1850 p. IN
Manitewoc .9:5+ p. IN. 8 Ashland $500 a. m.
Manitowoc :Ss a. N. Ashland t:40 p. m D..
TWO RIVERS.
Leave. Arrive.
s:10 q. IN. 7i0 a. IN.
2:25 y. m. e.2S II. IN,
sos p. m. 5:20p.m.
.Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Nos, and are limited" trains making
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
between Milwaukee Chicago and Bessemer
lronwood, Hurley and Ashland Breakfast
(going SOUTH and supper going north) are
served in dining cars be tween Chicago and Mill
waukee.
Nos. and have through sleeping cars be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee and Wausau,
and parlor cars between Kaukauna ana Ash
land.
Nos. l and run between Milwaukee and
Amigo, with parlOr cars between Milwaukee
and Wausau.
Nos. and S run between Milwaukee and
haukauna.
All trains make close connections in union
depot at milwaukee TO and from Chicago.
For information or tickets inquire OF
c. III. EUCHTHAUSEN. Ticket Agent.
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Is not the one that worries US but
the doctors bill. Keep supply of
Beggs' Family Medicines on hand and
reduce your doctors bills 95 per cent.
Sold by F. G. Buerstatte, Druggist.
Horses after the first shock Of wound,
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THOSE WONDERFUL GIANTS IN
TOWN!
If you wish to see them call on F
c. Buerstatte, Druggists, and ask fol
Beggs Little Giant Pills. Every bot
tie guaranteed.
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THE WORLDS, FAIR.

A trout with golden scales is reporte
to have appeared IN California.
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Slz3 $4,000
In valuable Presents 80 Given Away in Return for
SPEAR HEAD TAGS.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
MAIL MATTERS.
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Federal Treasury observation-disclosures Re-
ceipts-Porter Down and Out.
fKy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 1.-The Treasury
statement to-day elbows that the net gold IN the
Treasury az the end OF juno last was s95, 49,
4l3. which was more than the total at the end
OF either OF the Two months preceding. In TIE
ten days from June JOth 10 July lOth the gold
holdings increased from 800 ALB 10 s9l,-
2s0,677, AMI the tables show a SLOW but steady
increase from June 10th last when the net go'd
stood at $40. ~, 95S, the lowest point touched
in many years. ..
were s9,337, 70S, a reduction OF S629,so9 as
compared with the preceding month ana OF
9263,472 IA compared With the corresponding
month OF 1892. Significant feature OF the
Treasury statement Is that not a cent OF the re-
ceipts for last June was paid In gold or go,d GER
iificaies, but that the amounts receiver were
made up Of silver certificates 10 the extern OF
IL per cent. United States notes, % per cent,
and Treasury notes. 30 per cent, and the May
statament was little better In this respect. In
June 1892, per cent. OF the receipts was PAID
In gold certificates and 2 per cent. IN gold com
Inc state Department oficials ars puZEling
over tho report brought by the captain OF mo
brig 0dorilla IRON santos, brazil OF the Iearlui
epidemic OF yeiiow-feYer there Tor months past
Such reports as have been receiver from me
consular ofTlcccs this year make 40 mention OF
the epidemic, One OF these reports was made
by Consul Berry on March "a last ana u con-
tanned news OF the dsath OF henry =. maus-
worth whom the Consul described as Secretary
OF the Consulate, but who was really CLERK
employed by tbs Consul Since that date no
thing has been heard IRON Consul bers either
by the department or by bis family, VINO hsto
been making vain inquiries. Toe Tue. that tue
odorilla Was obliged TO sail Without consular
certincs,es is taken Is an indication that the
Consul has died or mas nsd the place: success
sor 10 bis place was named Juhe zotn iass IN
the person o. Henry q. smith. colored ci,izen
OF Alabama, but ne hos not yet gone 70 hts post
the resignation Of superintendent Porter, OF
tAe Census bureau. has been accepted, % use
effec. july 31s', aud he has been grantee iee'e
OF absence until that tate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
FIELD OF SPORT.
'i Auipices Favorable for the Racing at
Monmouth Park.


.iy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
N'' .Iu-rANE KACE-TKAcE, " j., July
-"e.usr. track, programme. and attend
Oh ".'o al excellent to-day. In the race FOR
.a- l.r.4sI ~iakes The crack 3-year-Olds OF the
70. r' li.tol against one smother. la al
as. .lis ilrfe were 1--WE other interesting
''r iae nrat a sA-iurl0ng dash. Kingston
rl7 ~ were ebJat the only ones play
-a i0v hsI tae nerve 20 bet on TOrmentOr,
-- 1-~41cut.y ~ent up . 10 70 /. When he
49, .sNe-E-kneed admirers Kicked themselves
'~t goo fluE.
ih' second event was another facer for tho
.'-H- ~ The poor loo entered Crossrre colt
.-' istQuio The race IVES won by Roland
'-'.i-f GO place
ia. Lgr.l.Grd stakes were a surprise and dts
.PHliuoht 30 macy. 81 Leonardo. the sure
--t' Yea beaten Dy she game little col. Sir
"a-''s hamapo, al outsider, nll,ng the place
'N' IOef-A face iOr tho Control stakes was an
81 Nesury Tor JAck u spades. who set the
~ ~ saE mmsst throughout Discount beat
49, gee iOf The place.
q, llctoat msie the running 20 the stretch in
ue 1th. when kesTsint sent 10 the front aud
80 by bead.
be lasi race went to Lyeeum, the even money
'-'1fNe, hosa = getting the place.
% firsi race-siH furlongs-Tormento won:
ii'-sssoa s75oad' ld1esleigh thru Time,
ne,vnd rnee-hve ana ons-han furlongs-
lt} thhd. Time, l;Os
Issa face-ons mile and three frriongs, the
's.ilfG Stakes CIR Walter VOL : Rama % 30
~, o. Wi LeoDards third. fine, 2.2IA.
FL, i'Arth race Elk iuriongs, straight course,
~ .olHoi stsAes-Jhck Of Spades won; DIS
-. see0no. Assignee thir0. fine, LISA.
wa faco--one mile ana asixieenth Res
i-1' scni sport second, i4isloal third.
p tos Taae--ssvsa fsriohEs --Lyesum won |:
gc5S. AsA 'hifo' iiine'
QvIEEa CTR TRACK.
.IhltDflrEA. PA, July il.-Thrss fsyorttss
C-- s-Ieo outsiders were he winnsrs today q.
.losesf' The summary;
81 -. tafs~nFs fuFiOngs Fieurette won !. liz
I,,,aa an soooad; Aorning Glory third. lime.
u so0ad reee-1ye eighths OF a mile ,iob,a
80, ro"' bliion .. second. hssoe third. Time,
is'a rsss-ss'ea iursoars-Asddsn won !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
THE EXTRA SESSION.
REPRESENTATIVE WILSON, or WEST
VIRGINIA, ON iTs OUTCOME.
Probably No Reeess--Ccrtain,y Considera-
ton OF Tarif-The speaksrsbip-Rc-
peal OF sfiver-Purcbsss Act.
rBr Telegraph 70 N. pi,patca.l

WAsHIgGToS, ID. g. July i1.-Repre-
sentative W. l.. Wilson. of West Virginia,
who pres ded over the Chicago conven-
ton. and who is recognized as one of the
inevitable leaders in the next Congress.
arrived IN this city this morning. CUES
toned "a to the probable outcome OF tho
extra session. Mr.. Wilson. said.
:" II has always been my belief that tho
extra session will be continuous, aud that
no recess can be taken. Under any. CIR
cumstances. however, the tariff will oe
considered. So soon as the COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means IL announced the tarin
will be taken up by them. and even should
there be recess before the regular session
in December. the committee Will continue
TO have sessions for the consideration OF
the new tariff law which the committee
will report TO the House.
cHAIRMANsHIP WAYS AND gEASs.
The rumored intention 20 place HIM at
the head Of the Ways and Means Commit
Tee was mentioned. and he was asked IL
he would accept the place.
Mr.. Wilson hesItate1 moment and then
replied with q smile: Il have never
known Of any one refusing good chair;
manRhip if 81 was offered 10 him, but VIII
say tina: the chairman Of that committee
during the next Congress will not have
his honor without his iabors."
He added that ho had received no lntl-
nation on the subject beyond what be
had read in the newspapers. he further
said there would be no opposition to 'he
reelection of Mr.. Crisp o. Speaker so far
as he knew, and that he believed the ma
jority OF the people OF West Virginia were
IN favor of the repeal Of the Sherman law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. July II.-Aoney on call active.
ranging from o 70 IL; last lean at D, aud closing
offered at @ per cent.
Sterling exchange weak; posted rates, s4.s2a
s4S4$; commercial bills. s+.S0as4,S2,f.
Government bonds strong sla;s bonds duh
Railroad bonds heavy.
sub-Treasury balances: Coin. s89,361,o 900;
currency, sl5.257,000.
BEARS UNUSUALLY SUCCESSFUL
The feeling OF apprehension and distrust
which has prevailed IN stock circles Tor some
time was still more pronounced today and the
bears met with unusual SUCCESS IN beating down
prices. Sales for London account aud The fail-
ures at that centre, combined with the omoar-
rassment OF western houses. lei 70 great de-
preston In the stick market The selling
movement gained momentum as the day drew
20 close, when 10 was currently reported thai
leading capitalist with strong Vanderbilt affiia-
tons had been forced TO liquidate.
vASpERBurs ATTACKED.
The bears, In order to give color % the rumor.
which was empha,ically denied, u,nde the VAN
derollt stocks special target and pat down both
Northwestern AMI Lake Shore 40 to 6lS per
cent. The weakness extended 20 the entire hsi'
and Chicago Gas broke 7Ss. hanhs,tan 4yt, st.
Paul as. and other active stocks anywhere from
l TO 80 per cent There WAS heavy pressure
to sell. and considerable excitement prevailed
in Consequence OF the sensational rumors put
aroat Late In the afternoon there WAS rally
OF II TO per cent. on purchases 10 cover shorts,
but the advance did not hold, and nnal quota
tlons were about the lowest touched.
INPoRrAuos OF GOLD.
There was some buying, however, by commits
sion-houses at the lower range on account OF tho
Improvement In the financial situation, some OF
the banks reporting a return now OF currency
from she interior, and sterling exchange having
declined sufficiently TO admit OF the importation
OF $780, IN gold by l.. Won HOFFMAN & Co,
which Will leave southampton Tomorrow by ths
steamship Travc. Among tho specialties Colo
RADIO Fuel ard Iron was offered down 90 30. sell
err 80. The last previously reported transactions
in tho regular way we're at Is and l0S, re-
spectively. Not single sole OF either common
OF preferred stock was reported to-day. The to-
tai transactions were $50, 900 shares, including
$1,000 unlisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
TROUBLE AT eARoweLL.
Uprising Of Nsxroos-Arrest OF an Ahssea
Aocompucs of miiIsr's.
rpv teleeranh 70 the Dispatch. !

pAprctu. KY. July 1i.-Mayor ID. A. feissf,
OF this city. received Telegram late yesteraay
afternoon from slaughter Llntnicuin' MY, =,
BardwelL asking for the loan OF no Winches,sr
rides and go ru1nds OF ammunition. ne
stated that the.r little city vas threatened win
ssfious trouble. tue negro population having
risen up Ia Inclination over ne hanging hnu
burning OF &. J. Miller there FRIDAY. "A ntRe
crowd OF people from this CITY nave conc W NO
scene. - $500
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST MILLER.
PARpyEIL. KY. July la number OF the
rno-t sctve workers In the capture and lynchiug
of s. j. Miller got together yesterday Ano pre-
pared statement when wiii DO I've, .,, 10
beyond ali question. Begianing with the traii
nj the place Of the murder, IL Was kopt NJ "
DuPeyster Field, several miles away. wnerc ,ne
negro was shot at the afternoon OF the MURDER.
Tre same tai was found on the other SIDE OF
inc river GordOn, the fisherman VINO roWod lhe
negro over the river, knowing that upon me- wOfd
the man would live or ole. eE0re pus'tlsSiy 20
was the mau. Mrs Bradley saw tbe man pa
her houso. vhicn ~ Gu the trail followed Toe
morning Oh the murder. She saw the man here
and .nvs 30 Ia The same man abe Jaw pass ner
house There Is much moro evidence ssstnss
Miller ana every one Is saiisbeo that the rsns
man was hanged.
THy ACTUAL MURDERER, II Is SAID.
Carro. Ill. July I1.-Sews wss received here
last NIGHT that a colored man had been arrested
AT Milan. Tenn who Is ioGnd 10 have Doen an
accomplice OF Miller. lyncbed CT oaEoseu, n.y.,
last FRIDAY. The man arrested II saio 70 9ate
been not only partner Ia lne sIIhe, out 70 ~
one that actnaii~ murdered tho Ray sisters. Inc
Sbettff OF Bnrdseil, KY. has been notlded' ana
N he nroyes 70 be tho man claimed another
lyncbing Is IN prospect passohsst GU t -,
on the Illinois Central road. WHO Drinfs tho news
Of tbc ares. saYs The MAJ fought oespera,oiy'
bnt unon g1ally overpoGered admitted tnst ne
murdered tho girls and that Miller khe" " anu
refuecd 70 diYulgei IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
COLORADO WAR TALK
enves CONVENTION LARGE
Inc hNo SENSATIONAL.
c,,ernor Waite Refers to
II ,cvIne to the Horses Dri-
u.,"-priegation Ccmiug.

r... July 1.-The Colorado
I',',g '.,ent.on today was both big
~" .,oral. Coliseum Hall, the
r.' d.. tbe ctv. contained fully 1000
lr-. ..,r t., convention was called TO
,. l- lcat McTnck, Most Of tho
e' .u.at IN speech-makinC. The
... .. RESOLUTIONS did not COM
go. g.... aud en- adjournment was
--.... .a-morfow morning.
,..ual feature OF the day was
'~. CA, the Popuhst Governor.
t.o.t other things. ne said IL
Nt .w.r shall attempt To sustain
o. ..t Id uy the strong hand we Viii
,...-e when u Is forced upon US,
....- infinitely that blood should
H. Uaf.rs brides than that our
.-.l.. should be DESTROYED He
If 10 u true that the United
,s..s o. carry out It's govern
.-,.. without the dIctauon or
..~ IuCvsh powers; II We are
% The European monerchies.
another revelation another
,-re II war - forced upon us
.... to halifax q far greater army
..... J ric-.' according 10 our popu-
.aa 1ur ;orefathers sent there
.-t. evolutionary war.
rrt CONTEST DE0US.
.. .--...,o u ne said The war has
Do fs The same war which must
.. ... u EeI against oppression and
'..-,. p. preserve the liberties OF men" y
pam ..' a men endorsed the Govern
s..'....uts. wbiin Others opposed
COX. Jr.. led the opposition.
i-. -, ~, liable 20 do things We may re-
fs.taa. 70 YOU as men not 10 do to-
vt.tr1u VIII regret to-morro v. We
-I.l We should know what we are
...-, ha reasonable and act as intelli-
-.. Nssrs gOlUg East as men 20
.i,.,,. men o the Last. II we fail, then
~. .. .oaci. There Is time enough to
t.l.s. ... feel now"
T,. .s.s was lengthy and the prevail
.........rt Was evidently with the Gov
-
rfiYIATTs FoB TIE EAST.
Tho .rser clearing house sent n check
t.-s B. .tv the expenses OF suitable
ts...t'., goo ST. LOUIS. ChicRgo, and Wash
.,.+.r .-..upauisd bv the following
e,-rr.ri.a'.aa signed by every banker
t-f ,-.r.t.rlu the city:
.N Nsl % add our voice. our sentl-
r...t. because our welfare depends
y,,s.. au iur prosperity OF tho Trans.
,..f-..rp states. We favor the use of
..t.r s. money, and that It be freely
-...1ai'I gold Of the present ratio OF
..t... without discrimination IN favor of
o. AGAINST either metal
D..-. s. thomas. member OF the Ma
+ Democratic Committee, was elected
D. r....lt chairman OF the committee.
t.f. rrlaiway Theatre tonight Rey.
N..4ul.sl Andrews spoke 70 q crowded
-.-. .- iAe silver question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12

Wallace q. second. General Gordon third.
Fourth rsoe--six and one.bsit farlouss-A. 0.
u. won; Lost star second, Drizzie third. Time,
fitth racs-four and onc.hslf turiours--IIasel
won; Little Bravo second, TIN Flynn thri.
Time, 5Stt
sixth raec-s;x and one-nsif furlongs---Marlna
won; Ted Gegg second, Poverty third. Time,
xoRgLLo WINNER
CHICAGO, III. jolly 1.-THE Drexol Stakes
were robbed - interest to-day by the scratch
inc of McCansrtys pair-Helen Nichols and
HUGH Penny Nevertheless. even money was
offered AGAINST McrreiIo by the book-makers In
Consequence Of his poor showing on Saturday.
Moreiio won tho race by ten lengths
W. Henlrie, the Cansdtan who owns Versa.
tile. The hcrso that beat D,Ablo and Joe Back
burn laat week. made another Killing to-day
With Coqustte, who was backed down from 90
20 10. summary:
First race four and one-han furlongs-vlcnt
Wlly won: Hampton second, Wedding Git
third. Time, BOA.
second race--siI furlongs-orogon Eclipse
won: FIRST Ward second. Prince Dsceivor third.
Third race-Ths Drerol Stakes. ono rnilc-Mo-
relic Eoo; Tyro second, BUCK Mocann third.
Tine, l.4il%
Fourth rscc-one mile and ono furionRs-
Coqnete won; PuryeM d. second, Pniiora third.
lime, l:j4.
Pifth raeo-one mile and seventy yards -Prnro
OF Darkness won; Riley second, stratbmeath
third. Time, l:45le.
sim race-tour ana one-haf furiongs-
StrathQl won Pirate King secood, 0ardius third.
Time. 55.
seventh race-six furiongs-EthoI Gray won;
TIN hurpay second, Wal Fonso third. Time,
Elfk.
on THy sgAsH0RE.
Ggw YORK, July il.-Brgbion Besrb:
FIRST race--seihng, seven turlougs-- Belwooi
won: Marguerite second Lizzie hcDun third.
Time, l:29i6.
Second race--solllng, four aud onc-iurl0ngs--
Clear Sea won; Iceland second, Fozetta third.
Time. b7l1
Third race--six furlongs-Mator Daily won
Speculation second Gold Dollar third. Time,
4. ia.
Fourth race-relling, four and one-half fur
longs-(,ectie won; Niletta second, Bliza Ann
third. Time. 5771.
Fifth rsce-mhe and furlong-Dickerson
won; Circular se,ond, Virgie third. Time,
1900.
sixth rhco-seven i1rloogs -seabird won;
Gettysburg second, Blizzard third Time,
1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
WILL ASK ron NEW LAWS.
AMONG The ODD-FELLOWS.
0ficers Elected by Nelson Encsmpment-
Capital City Lodge.

Nelson Encsmpment. No. =, I. q. o. F., held
its semi-annusl election on Monday evening at
Belvidere Han, the following Officers being
chosen for the ensuing term: Sam lei X. Crow
der. chief patriarch: George Is. Jones, senior
warden: Frank NJ. keade. high priest; Louis a.
Tucker scribe Louis Aubs treasurer, ana L.
A. Donaldson, Junior warden. After the cleo
ton the onicers we're Installed by Past-jrcnd-
Patriarch George b. DaFig, assisted by Grand
Master Thomas n. Render. Four candidates
we're then given tho Patriarchal, Golden Rule.
and Royal Purple degrees. After which the ON
GERS and members were given luncheon at the
CRYSTAL. Nelson EncampmeOt IL the oldest IN
toe state, and its present officers are oil young
Odd-Follows, who are among the most actye
workers IN tbs Stale.
Capital City Lodge. No. l0I, l. o. o. f., held
its regular meeting last evening at Gatewood
Hall. Tho semi-annuhi report OF the Ftuance
Committee was read, showing the lodge to be In
a most prosperous condition. This lodge Is me
youngest In the city, and IL composed entirely OF
young men. mostly telegraph operators, ana
from that fact IL is known az tho Electric
Lodge" Four applications, employees OF the
Western Union Telegraph office, among them
Chef Cline, were received, sud the degrees VIII
conferred during the coming month.
Past-Grand George H. Jones, OF Capital City
Lodge, ]. o. q. r., left for Washington last eve
ming. He will make that city his future homo
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Qua WHISTLES pEFEATED.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE University Of Vlr-
glnia's team was taken into camp by Amherst
In n close game az the SOuthsde grounds today.
C.olby's superb work in the box against the Nir-
giuia sluggors clinched the victory for Amherst,
after that team had gained the lead. The Wild
meas OF stephens, coupled with Auhersts ability
to hit hls curves, decided the result. Score:
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essisf 70 follow OF the tresas than she bu1e~<.
because the news 10 corn vac mostly bearssn.
Corn ~ tho cIose showed dec,ina of
xafc. The feature IN oats wss tho strength
and advance OF yzc. In July and tho v>Akness
snd decline OF yzr from Yesterdays close IN
soptempsf. ne close showing Z net sasenec Toe
September. Tho advance 81 yesterday IN PRO.
visions was wiped out Tue Weakness 10 We
grsin markets and some "a bag BY packers AMI
rsiilng BY brokers Old the bosinesc. Lard AMI
RIBS declined bsavily. Use former lost SOC. u
its september price and BIC. OF rs value foe
October. September ribs are 22ttc. lover. LIZ.
tie attention was given To pork. IL vse rnarxed
down loo. from yesterdays 1srrss.
Cash quotations. flour easy bus with no
established cnangss No. x spr,oG wheat ut>ts
Messpork, sia.55ssi6.j7I< Lard, sp.s5s
ss.s5|t. Sbogt-rib sides loose', ~: t5s<aeo.Y0.
Dry saited shoulders (boxedl, es.x5sss.SO.
shcrt-clesr sides lbo1ed,, 90 2oAea4o. whss-
key. sl.12-
Tao leading futures ranged ss follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12
DEATHS.

KRUSH.-Died. July 18th at 1918 o'clock
A. M. GRACE ELOISE. infant daughter
OF John ID. aud Maggie V. Kruso; aged o
months. -.,
The funeral service ct their residence,
2lO south Fifth street THIS (Wednosdayl
AFTERNOON ut 2:30 o'clock. interment
at Petersburg, Va.
LUCAS.-Died, July Q, 1898. after long
and painful illness. HESTER LUCAS lcoi-
ored1, mother of Jennie Dean. In tho sdtn
Funeral took place from her residence.
s1I north Sixth street. July 10th, at
o'clock p. III.
ROWLETT. Entered into rest. Tuesday.
July II, 1888, at $3.50 +. NJ, ROY Angus
TIJS. infant son of Bertha 4. and X. ID.
Rowiett: aged mouths aud "a days.
Funeral TO-DAY duly i2th) from his
fathers residence. Cog Catherine street; as
6P. 81. Relatives and friends invited 70
attend.
TAYIOR.-Died, at her residence, Cedar
Grove, Chesterfield county, at O'clock a.
Nj. Tuesday, July 18th. Mrs. MAX Iht
CORNELIA TAYLOR. widow OF Il. A. W.
TAYLOR. IN the 9th year of her age.
The burial will be at Maury cemetery AZ
A. M. TO-DAY "wednesday. July izths
Services at the grave. No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-12

Closing quot atoms at tho otock noard
GOVERNMENT SsSUatrsl nd Asked.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,

JUrY lI.-Auction offerings on Change to-
dav " packages and taken in-highesS,
$3.50: lowest S4.75; average, e7.64.
Private sales: Fillers, 2; darks, 23' wrap
pers, R-total, 81 h0gsheads
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collections: Cigars and cigar
ettee. sI,123S5; tobacco, e1S24l5; special
tax, S2OO-totai, 50, l4s.
No loose sales. To-day. Business continues very
quiet. 100000
Liverpool tEng) circulars say: June tobacco
trsde was duler than any other month In 1898
excepting May requirements. which run into
July. Fine yellow leaf and strips are dissp-
pOintinsly scarce with a surplus OF medium and
ana colorless leaf. Western Ia limited Request
Storks-47 go hogsheads. against G,lsO. be-
2Gq, 4o, 4S7, 1857 hogsheads at this period
Tor the previous dyo years"