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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

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n" ,,e.' a .tr.u. ..,--ui. g. -,l Tie r.af."t
i- ''H ~ 49,, ',.,- ,.r an. con ll.f. il, l.n.- could
iHt- P4or '.o,,.-I.f.. tr'.u ly.a- very much ru-
srtnf, 4Di, ,,..,... 4. ans. 20 do MEDIUM ga
-'il" Din -. ...t,. Ilirsy = .5g-, 20 % I'D
= % O." ~ A. it,rt turt. -,.u .. Ilo.-f. do
nid,r' > '""f - o. ,,ol.,.- ,ps.f 60.
ln' = ~ ,,,, ,..,. i.,. = g,0-, do bie-
y" y a. I...,+h ,to. - g.
- ',.ff, stumble, wrrr hort TO-DAY. and il ~ wa'
-, ,-,', XXX .iphts nut,r uaihr.. took rl.ann
"a, AT ihI- sIfinr. sellers i3' is
no ih'f !"N'I l" I'' o." 'r'. ....r..,far u. undue
h-l.'N!hs mat H.. :, - tin OF s.,r vi..a
.,.+s.iy sensitive ara receives an Ufns
."IH 49," So, H. ,,'r,i,t.-I 10 .tufb tn hDilf-
80 h'"'l az, T.fr, f,a-h rfr,n .r both stat and
D" ga. .u-f.ft At .sc. fancy state dlft hay
W. ~ ~. % , .,i.,,t-,l, rrl-- crclmrrf
- 30. o, ,a,t T. HAVING fair -lir -io-'r.
rlN'H Luz II, nall .,o.k ard s,elly. % ann
49," 90 ~, 81. d. " storm extras. IS. de-
Nv. -. ..,,t. Of AK. do tllfd-. o.. Sttt'
49, 10, .,-t, ,rl.. ,,,i,. oG'sG-7c. Do lt-t~ "a
,c's N'.' on a. Sfa,o GIlrF IA tut- i'-i :"
~ 90 -''n % d., tab. RI. - Weston
90 % |'ond- -"a "a a. ' r,-d- o. , DO
J." "a ION cr arr i> - ,., ., o2,. do ,ecout.
..ifi< ~ 49," w." 20 ,y., ar
i35f-O 40. ~, 9,.. d. r,nde 1870: do third,
90 100. IT., summer mad cream
~ soq't. s' iI"' de N lI.sirn dairy Or factory
.'' "'""'' -'"-' W.
- .,. 100 ,,.. ,,,, Stat. fan ch@'~"
,,,t - ,, l,o. .i1.. v.r,. hcld ~ lofio',c with
ont sae-. and lot Of 70 boy ,, If irersncr TO-
70 home !obbcr ai llr'- 'trrn % -, .n tSn,1ncoo-
lHfi shIns 'pd ~ ~. AMI I.r fan-y old cheese
NJ -" 80 i""rt .f''@ , ,r.tv GOD 5ihiur trad.
Ne market NOUS -r,H o,o ~ g.. 80 c,fl, naIc fan cream
NJ cNporef la, taken i."", D'N'' . raj. a~rorr ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
THE PETROLFTN MARKET
NEWS From TIRE FIELD AND RANGE OF PrIC

,,v,c rpoM TIRE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude certificate market was stagnant nj both
tbo Ney-York boards yesterday. At the Consolidated
rxchoncc offers were made nj 80 cents. without lead
ING 10 sales. At OF city the quotations ranged from
Goa 80 Is cents TO Is - cents. The production
Of the Mcdonald pool remains unchanged TIC mar
Let seems 10 have attained temporary state OF elii-
iriun where the OF the demand over the otal
ot mi f. counerbalanCed by tie effect OF SOlcituls
ms TO whit VIII be the outcome Of the usual summer
wild eating work.
Eefn,d petroleum was without change at 553
c.nts "A Gallon I'm barrels :Oj cents In bulk and 0lS
!. - francs Bremen 30 maths. London 4 1-sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

London. April li.--A the wool sales today li,.o '
bale, of good quality werc on'r "i NuN'ii'lih ~
cn,hiug .od freely for the Continent especially lor
rJ@nr" Crossbreds excited keen compe'iiion HON.
buyers made large purchases mp 81 Good ilIp' n n,.
~ ~ All advance over thr prices at III" CLOS" ol
The last .rrlrs OF SALES. Following are The sales ia
s ~ and fh, urccs obtained: New south Wales
- 600 l,nIs sccIrod Gdo is ID Do locks and piece
- rs. rr.asv l-2r - I'D: do locks ana pl'Tse'
- - - Queensland. 600 bales secured. Is I--pr
:, I'd do looks and pieces. l. 1-2da j. "a grr1sS,
4 . IA ID Melbourne and victoria, 3-oo p ~,
-" "a 1d,l y I'd do locks and pieces lou"
a. orcaeV CdG l. = I'D. d. locks ana pl"c' =
IA 10 ~ south Australia; 20 'ale, Sco" rnn
a. 20 isles. greasy. . 12a I'D. do locks ali
Pieces. gAa cd Ncw,zcaand GOO eaIr Ed iS I'd
-, -l4all I'd do locks ard pieces. % . -
Cape Of Good Hope and Noial 100 6aies ,renas' IL
t.i.-. Greasy. . 3-4a . ed; do locks ana pieces
31-2GGJ4 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15


,,tr,oo ,p~il - t~pccial.-Ih" sp"ciaCu llr part
- -. vt,.t' i.lfkct to- av furnished hN TIE
Nav traders. the substantial part by the july mHu
,h.. :. ,,,..u,l.r Their. W., great amount OF NAY
~,1.d ln y,t 90. fact that IN" price dr"pPd 10
- =, r.ri, almost - cent, under the prcc i'rN,
,i,', hoIIr- az, excited NOR t'lE ana d"tri'pu
u'nr thr,ir. THAN th. mill On~ Of bushes d"t III
mi, md september a. nycll,-. IN ~ Wa 10 support
,iyrn The MAY by TIVE clique until The put Price WAS
-'r.s.nr,d then brokers' rcpr .-cntnG the uu"hvs
,"n Inc Offering, ana closed III" market at ~ ci,lo.
rariy I'm tD, dan from 20 IL cent, down. me NN
'.iii.- Va. donr chiefly by tn CudniN bro"crS;c
rnlr, wa q %, 90 ceiling Of May and buylnE OF
Iul, ly orr aha oiAt.-. Who were pfocccninS upon
Nm. theory that frc Nay deal wa over. lea .
~ me dlv VT, % I"hl-cs Of september ny u" gay
inadrr. Tbcy 30 Is 20 much that september fi1c''
ON , rarity with july on THURSDAY, moV.u uP ~
-, r.,t 1,cIiam. Tie d'cin> In NAV. Whr,h'r te.
rnr,ry or permanent. great r hri To iaruIEc'
E"r.s. va, dry the Weather Bureau pr'dctcd dtl,
rold weather for saturday the" wa NOR. 'hh ~
cid wave through the winter wheat irl' me N"r'm
western receipts Hight. only 20 cars er' .'I
v.,r. only III cars Public cables were easter ,rn
wa dun. within "a range OF less than : cent wa,
,,ld l.two.u 40 - and IL cents, ana closd NJ 80
c,n,. .ellers The receipts were ~ cars me h'"H
from fh. straits today was mol n encouraging ~ ~
fr,d1y pet- were siady, advanced - cent iIu
closed n The top. May sold from = il to - y"
> , cents and closed ut the top The receipts W'r,
100 ears Provisions w'r" strong Al the cos" POIN
slowed an advance over Yesterday oil Jo0 ~ t'I',
bnrr.l lard II = 10 II II cent. ribs. 81 l. :"
- +, nt. 4 better cash demand Tor meat "nN re-
nnrt.l dnncs,ic :nd foreign. There wcrc only lo,Vo
hoo prize. were 10 to 20 cents higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

Market closed TRANSFORMERS ISSUED at "a
oljsOO bales. Newly lk gross receipts TssS ,,Ia
hale, forwarded 254 bales stock 26',44- D''S 40
CablesLverpco IL So-spot co't%i, S no6 hsles re.
ep. 5000 bales Futures opened vs'y s'eeny 40 90
elm IS an advance Of Lag h, AZ s1 ~ at
IRON unchanged Load lower a. SouInrea ws.n
so4 I a4 ie4d APr,ay, 2oe.a4
Nsy.june 2l-64d sellers JuneJuiy 226ta4 500
IL Nnrn., - old seller; AUgust-~eptembef, - Us
"a id Septembe 20 ctober 1854 a. 2i64d October
Noccn,,el 2j-Oid sellers NoNemoeiDeeenOef' -o'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
Ali desire for liquor permanently
removed.

The Empire Institute, l46 West
Add ST., New-York, offers an i'm
proved scientific treatment for the
cure Of liquor, morphine, cocaine and
tobacco diseases. Not single failure
or unfavorable physical result has
occurred. No detention from bust
ness is necessary. Call and witness
treatment. Highest references.
DIRECTORS: JAMES +. PITCHER A. p CHAERR-
LLK, PAUL WILSON, w. D. OOaS. H. OOOhA'
LANDT DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

The wires reportd out OF ordet oet"oT +h
and Galveston and statistics io he ~
incomplete. Interior stocks estlna' al -4'0V
bale. -, ,.o,,ous aud
irregular with larger ". under the Press.fs DI "a
which have been ieI! so.
making larger volume OF business than mas peH .,
here Tor msnv DAYS and breaking the market 70 70 o.
points. The Ne~-Yok market is pfol,ortloh'stE rho
man the present time shOiI- wiz.
cnnIa i..e a profit willing do 80 We're about
tie only buyers the market had me NcW-h ~,
To- moi coffee and depressed WIN 30
ireey offered a. TIE feeling on Change j. nervous
and. stiil lower prices predicted - $500 ~, "a o..
sales futures TO-DAY April go bag NAY S9
b1rs ser,enlbef $3.50 bags Octob"r. 90 bags D.
t@1 ber 500 ha. total. $1,000 bass Market cio'+o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NevYork. Friday April lf-Bl.t.N - 'ng toIs
10 car. ir ,lcri a,e b. sold raa as
, q" but , ON and l lhr ' e We're ali ,d So
t,e coai TNan- 9,geh >. tSe' 50; eo oGs 40 70
5u . soe :. 90 ,o, v at - e s:tS 90 .d D';s ga
n,l -, ,'ai AZ 1r...d +Gsc Tor COW bocf. cable ad
co received to-day from iSntoa ana ~ Ir
A'' ga v vr and @- riilea 6@ hr at II g
,h ~ o-day g@e on s1'lr@ agma a. Stncrs
~"huarIcnld s >ullbrger and the lar iin Wi , mp
J., Xxx Jt ,.ts 81 $50 qsi,-, Anehore and i60
grarter- oa me hin ot .1art,r for D. H. sherman
n,nr tai fron thi- Ie FOR the week Of ii2i '''''''
I9oS quarters Of beef and 60 .h ,u,ro,. steers, 1921
SAID. Aicih, ~or CO. !. i''i III, :" AZ - IS
s s,r,@l 9,5 y a. = - Own. l5,9 H. at - 80
To- lIi5 r. at - -. d. ~ y. = :, Is 1 o. 5, n
Il IS IL d., 10 H. at :. - 40 9Gl n "a at 90 20 i;
t 90 . % d. ;55 " sq !, $50 :. 20 at % 40
>a.ren + ,r a. 10, m A. ., 10 d. 90 .
q, - o>.n. y: - At - 90 o. 1913 90 l. at = j.
NJ goldsmith - Iinol, 800, l-oS - "a, al X X d.
iii.aS 3" H. al .,,'.... ,,,- ., -. d. 1915 y
Nntog ,.he.t oNci' - ~, So DO. sio T. at ~
eu', e. r r'rn-,vya7ia COWS. Ioi =. at s. 80
8. S7a; 9 e >, -'i x, l. lai q: Z. j. g.
vffi II ,OW~-Oar 10 head i"c,l'ci AM n 'iI'ih.
100 f,,d COW, 40 head N which ios 1T 0O,h-,t
Don. r.,I ara prices -t'ady - f1ao't' Pc uio ~,
rf~ t. pine val ana e or T., county S,1l Td, ,a /,
eea.l ~ coei,r, d anf ia5c 70, n',le sayes
ssle--Iia, l.ck 4 iio'lt ~ vas LOO ~
.; o'.c p, = - 90 Us No. a, ALc. : DO 1873 n
nHnn 3 Mullen - Yeas - 3D. d. 49, Wv
{ re-, O.. 10y ~ g. - veal. 1ss = az &C.
g. , Iii.n'a.I co. VI. SO ., at SC.
>nII.P ND LtNES-Eec- pit, including ca'' COZ,
.rn.i dit y, t.tei,rs were 81 ,ar-. or 4's hcal
ma s a.1 w.,F me pm. wer, noi quite cleared
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15

The Rev. Jacob Freshman. who. with his wife. has
been taking a journey TO the South and southwest
during the winter. has returned and i now CARRYING
on the Hebrev-C rsiian work in -. Marks Place.
Mr. Freshman breaches every sunday morning ana
evenic one OF the services bein- in English and the
Other In German For ten years he las done grand
vork beginning when II not popular 10 en-
gage in that line OF religious work Us IL Is 'ooas'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
The PEOPLES Party.

The address Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Peoples party is, we think. the
shortest of the kind we have ever read.
We printed II yesterday. The committee
candidly confess that they cannot
guarantee results" unless their hands
are upheld "in practicable and substan-
tial way" They also give q hint as TO
what they mean by this language when
they call upon every member OF the new
party to subscribe to the campaign
fund" We receive cum grdno sails the de-
clarstion that oil that ia required for a
sweeping Populist victory IN November is
tho earnest Gnd active cooperation OF
every member We do not wish to under
estimate the strength Of our opponents,
but we don't think we can be mistaken
in predicting that # Mr.. CocEE receives
for Governor no other votes than those OF
members OF his own party he will be
buried under the ballots of the genuine
Peoples party of Virginia. This ia mo
time for swapping horses" rs Mr. LINCOLN
used TO phrase it. Now for the first time
in thirty years has the Democratic party
control Of both houses Of Congress and
the Executive. Let that t;me-honored'
high-princIpled party have an opportunity
TO perfect its measures for the relief OF
the people and the results will be all that
we need ask.
In estimating the strength of the Peo-
Plies party, we must not lose sight OF the
fact that it is reasonable TO expect large
number Of Republicans to vote with the
Democrats next fall. Surely the wild
schemes proposed by the Populis's can.
not command the support of conservative
men Of any party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
ONE FIFTH OFF

from the reduced price on any Fancy
Perasol now marked at from one half TO
one fourth value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

bingham Wrappers, stripes and
checks, two styles, were el.75, now
Sl.35.
Irish Lawn, Batiste, and Dimity
Wrappers in variety OF patterns. made
full and stylish, were 50 and $3.50, now
81.
Fine Figured Organize Wrappers,
yoke of Swiss embroidery, neck and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery, were
IS and 60. 70, now 81.
Plain Pink aud Blue Striped Organdie
Wrappers, trimmed with lace, were 3,
now 81.
Striped Princess Cloth Wrappers,
round yoke, Vatican back. full sleeves
oolors navy, light blue, pink, old rose,
and, gray. just the weight for cool morn
ings. Irice SD.
Figured Challie Wrappers, made full
and trimmed in ribbon. Price 80.
Ladies White Duck Suits, well made
ard finished. Price s..
Ladies Black and Navy Serge Eton
Suits. Prices SlO to 33j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
CLOSE BUYERS.

IS Extra Large Heavy Turkish
Towels at 2Ic. each. This is the largest
and best ever sold for that money.
Our basket Of Odd. Soiled, Mussed,
and Tumbled Towels is the place to get
good bargains. There are about
seventy-three towels yet leit-Fency.
Plain. High Priced, and Low-Priced
Towels are represented. and the prices
are distressingly low, butiwe must get
rid OF them. ,
20 dozen German Damssk Bleached
Doilies at SOC. a dozen worth 75c.
% dozen All-Llnen Red-and-Blue
Check Glass Doilies at 40c. dozen
never sold before under soc.
3 pieces Soft Finish All-Linen Ger
man Table Damask, ga inches vide, for
SOC. yard-regular Toe. quality. Pur-
chase early what you want-only about
gu yards of it.
Short Lengths Table Damask, vary
ing from 2 to AZ yards and IN many
aualities-prices from soc. to $3.50.
Just 3 pairs left of those 2lx2s Bans
lev Hemstitched Linen Sheets to De
closed out at 1897 q pair.
3 pairs Hemstitched Linen Pillow
Cases, size 22x36, to go ct 43c. each.
Housekeepers' Scruobing-Cloths lOc,
each
All-Linen Scrim Mats, hemstitched,
with Applique Silk Figures, was l3c.,
now TIC.
Splashers end Washstand-Covers to
match, were 35c., now &c.
Scrim Bureau-Scarfs reduced from
SOC. to 34c.
Scrim Table Covers to match Scarfs
reduced from 55c. to 3Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
THE VIRGINIA cHAurAUoUA.
7 HE VIRGINIA IHNU NVOUN'
Tho Great summer Meeting OF the Valley,
Assembly Park, Harr!Sonburg.

The Second annual Virginia Chautsulua will
be held August 18Th 70 2Sth in Assembly PARK,
one mile north OF iarisonburg, Va. As q
meetipg-g' Ound Assembly Pax stands unri-
vailed by any place IN tho State. II IS boauti-
tui. shady grove, admirably arranged with per-
maueu buildings, and shelter tor 10000 people
IN case 81 rain
tn programme IL strong, varied. ADD In
teresting, and three public services will be held
eSch day. Among tao clergy and speakers
present during the Whole or q part Of the meet
ipgs will be Rev sam z. Jones, Rev. George X.
Stuart, PtO,ss cor l.. o. kScell, Bishop J. ".
Holt, d. D., Bwhop b. II. kephart, d. D, Dr. g.
A, Funkhouseg. Colonel X. C0wdeu, Professor T..
n. SOnned6eaer, =. b., Rev. c. j. kepaart, A.
~, Rev. &. /. d. Br6ne Professor A W. Hawks,
the noted eiocunon st. Budo Quarte;te Band.
cnOruses. ard solos.
Thursday, August l7th, Childrons Jubilee
Three scOTe OF more OF sunday schools will be
present. Professor Hawks tue noted elocu-
ZIONIST. will bs one oi the attractions on tho day.
August l9th 50 2sth eyangelstic meetings,
conducted by Revs. George ". stuart ana Sam
r. Jones. Professor l.. o. Excel viii conduct
the music assisted by trained chorus OF 100
voices.
10 defrsy expenses a small gate fee will be
chafged-not 70 exceed rs cents al any time
and the hrst Ave days adnisson will be free
20 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

The newspaper fraternity, as well as many
friends generally, sympathise with Mr.. Joseph
Bryan in his present time Of anxiety over the
condition Of his two sons. Nessrs. John and st.
George Bryan, both Of whom have been III Tor
more than a week with typhoid-fever. One case
OF this kind in household brings with II a
stress and strain exhausting upon the members
bat with two such at the Same time the trlai ID
doubly hard.
The state earnestly hopes for the early re-
coyery Of the sufferers. and wishes 1t could &c
something OF more efficiency than this extern
sion OF sympsthy.-Ths state.
These are also the DisPArcH's sentiments
and we hope 10 have soon the happiness
of announcing that both of the young
men are on the high road TO recovery.
They lie sick at Mr.. BEYAN's home, Labur-
nam. in Henrico county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09

WYominG's Senatorial Case in Point.
In the United States Senate on Monday
the Vice.President, as We stated yester-
day. laid before the Senate a cOmmunica-
ton from Mr. BEcKwITu. of Wyoming
stating that owing TO combination Of
circumstances over which he had no con-
troll he had been obliged to hand in his
resignation to Governor OSBORNE, of Wyo-
ming. Of has appointment as United States
Senator.
Mr.. BrcKwITH was appointed TO be a
United State senator by tho Governor Of
Wyoming. but the Senate has not yet de-
cided whether the Governor had the right
10 appoint senator under the circum-
stances-that IS 10 say. after the vacancy
occurred the Legislature of Wyoming had
been in session and had bad al opportu-
nifty 10 elect United States senator, but
had neglected OF failed 10 do so. Upon
the decision of this question rests the right
OF Mr.. BEcKwIrn 70 resign, since IL Is q
clear case tina, he cannot resign member
ship 10 which he has no title. To allow
him TO resign would be 10 transfer 10 HIM
the Senates constitutional right TO pass
upon the elections, qualifications, and re-
turng Of its own members. So the Senate
very properly placed the communication
OF AIR. BEcKwJIH on file.
This is not new question in Virginia.
Some years ago. in Augusta county, the
return as & member-elect of the House of
Delegates was given 10 one candidate,
whose election was contested by anoth9r
candidate. In this condition Of things
the candidate holding the return under
took 70 resign his membership, and the
Governor Of Virginia had acoeuted the
same and issued writ for new election
when the point was made that the person
returned as elected TO the House Of Dele
gstes had no right TO resign membership
which the House OF Delegates alone hsd
tho power to accord TO either the contest.
ant or the contestee. The Governor there
upon forthwith revoked his writ of eiec-
ton and left the matter where the Consti-
tuition places it in all such cases--that is,
IN the hands OF the House OF Delegates.
Tue United States Senate will, we sup
pose. decide. as the Governor Of Virginia
decided. 10 leave the matter 10 that body
10 which 1t would seem 1ghtfully to be-
long.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
WILL 1T BIZ RsPeALtoi
Result OF n Poll of Congress-How Va
and n. G. Members May Vote.


Tho World has interviewed majority OF the
members OF Congress on tho following ques-
tons:
"Flrst-How will you vote on the repeal Of the
assoons-Wnat Is your opinion as TO the prob
able length OF the extra session
The replies OF the Virginia and North Carouna
Senators and Representatives were as foiioWs
senator Matt. W. Ransom tDemocrhtl. OF
North Carolina: believe free coinage VIII not
solve the problem now, but Just what VIII am
senator Eops Hinton tDemocrat). OF Virginia :
I've said all Pm gong 10 say about the
Sherman law. The session viii last soue time
probably. III.
Keprosentsttve J. r. Epes Dcmocret) OF Vtr-
GINA: As II looks now dont think WIZ vote
Tor tho repeal OF the sherman law. lfeaf the
REPRESENTATIVE p. c. Edmunds Democrat). Of
Virginia: may DO induced 70 vote ,1r .ho s.ioo
peal OF tho Sherman law. j think the Session
Will be long. - c,,-...., .,
virginia: shall vote for The repeal but my Voto
will be conditioned upon the passage OF inca
sure re-establishing silver as money metal
That II, will not vote for the unconiiilonai re-
neal ] don't believe q member OF congress- can
give an intelligent ansNer as 20 ,nS a VI '"'
session look for protractsd struggle.
| RopreaeutHtive w. A. Is. Branch (DemocraV,
of North Carolina: prefer CT present not 10 50!
Ronrasentstiye Thomas Settle Republican,, OF
North Carolina: I shouldn't hke 10 commit
myself rs voting FOR the unconditional repeal OF
| the sherman law. That is a bad law, and favor
| It's rooeaI IL wise and scientific substitute can
| be found. But can't tell Jon What that Is. AS
| 10 how long tho session viii be can't tell. am
| in the minority. But should say 10 would DO
| longer than month, anyhow
| Representative d. G.. Tyler (DemocrhV' OF
yirginia: / favor the repeal OF The sherman act'
hui want a substitute in the shape OF Tree COIN
nge or something equivalent 10 IT. .aVor re-
| mAiniug hero until We reach some satisfactory
| solution even II 1t takes until wiuter.
| Representative Claude 4 Swanson tDemo-
| crat) Of Virginia favor the repeal OF the pur-
| CHASING clause OF tho sherman act substitute
| for il free coinage OF silver The session Will
continue until winter
! Representative James w. harshan Demo
craft, OF Virginia favor the repeal OF the sher-
| man act OF ~ least the purchasing cause. Ihen
| there should follow an expansion OF Inc curren-
| CIV ~ FREQ coinage OF silver or an equivalent
| Congress should not adjourn until THIS IA accom-
| ull.hed even IL IL takes q wear.
Representatve John =. Henderson DemocraD,
| of North Caroline / want % sea the sherman
| act repealed, but there must be satisfactory
| substitute provided before II can be done. The
| session win last until the regular session.
| OF the entire NUN boz interviewed 10 favored
| an uncon iitOnal repeal, "a wanted substt-
| tute, ana 81 were n0n-committal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Fir. cline. Corrected Report.

10 the Editor % tke Dispatch:
A corrected report obtained from gentleman
reliable 10 every particular and (wao s dee
gate 10 tho Richmond Convention from Rock
inghsm county says that cOunty Clves d.
yided delegaii1n aGd sends delegates uncoin-
promisingly against q ferrall as follows: k!k-
Ton, 2 delegates: McNaheypyiie, delegates
Ouerbtae, delegate koozletown. delegate
singers Glen aud OasWcoi, delegate; helfOse
ana Mountain Valley delegate, and tho Tonth
Legion Preoinct has yet 10 hold her primary.
In HarrisOnbufg. OForralPs own town with a
pOpuia ion Of about $1,000 the vote stood a. la
favor OF and A against q Fer'au. 1hls county
lWarrenl sends seven DC eg atos for Tyler, aud
tho adjoining county tksppahapnockl sends fonr
delegates wbo are on, and out for Tyler hadi-
son sends four anii.of errau delegates. OFer-
rail- loses Ia tho Seventh District twenty niue
delegates certain, NTH a contest for four delo-
gates In CLARKE coanty. III. &. CLINE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-09
Attnmpted Assassinntion.

IIOrrfspOuutuCe OF INC hIVhUIVuI UIHpHVVu'I
LOCUsT LANE. Va, August Last Tuesday
night as Farley Hughs, young man living near
here, was returning home from Coeburn. he
was shot by some unknown person, inniciing
serious wound in his hand. Young uughs lives
on the Sinking Creek road, aud as he was cross
ing over into the road from q field two mon
rode bY and hroi at him and then fied. No In
formation can DO obtained as 10 who the parties
wero.
A. NJ. Rogers. the Chicago drummer who was
30 numerically beaten by an angry mob at Coe-
burr some time ago, is very low ana his physi-
clans say his recovery Is doubtful.