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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
TO PAY THE COUNClLMeN.
Mr.. Noble WIZ Introduce IA Resolution to
Reduce the Number.

Mr.. T. II. Noble. a member OF the Com
mon Council. will at the meeting OF that
body on Monday night introduce a reso-
luton recommending 10 the Legislature
such an amendment to the city charter as
Will allow each ward III the clty ONLY two
members OF the Common Council and one
uember Of the Board of Aldermen, tho
former to receive - go each per anuum
and the latter $500.
The resolution wld also embrace clause
asking that couucilmen be required -
give bond IN the sum of $4,000, and Will
urge that fine Of - be imposed upon
members of either branch for failure to
attend meeting.
M. Noble viii ask that the resolution
be- referred TO a special JOINT committee
for lue consideration.
I'm conversation with DIsPATCH reporter
last evening Mr.. Noble said that She object
of his resolution was 60 have the Council
composed OF the best material that could
hc gotten. He had, however, no criticism
whatever 10 makeupon The DsrsOnne. OF tho
present body. llis idea is that the clty's AZ
FAIRS should be III the hands OF men who,
being paid for their services. can afford to
devote all the time required to give them
careful attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Funerals Yesterday.

The remains Of Mr.. Edward u. Deane err've ~.
here from Iouisville yesterday afternoon RIA
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway and the lune
raj took place at O'Clock from the residence Of
has sister. A,s. Carr No. q north st1th street
Mr. Wallace Deane Of New York. Mr.. ana n,s:
Anderson Of baltimoie and Mr' DousnIs, "V 10
N afi.nt, 90 m, ON 10 attend the funeral lhe
fntermeut was at Hollywood. Tho deceased wa
the youngest child Of tho iato Dr.. f. u. Deane
and great fayorie here AMI 10 MS nov no.nS'
Iouisyills. BY his energy, talents, and AURA
tive ma,ners he had when stricken Gown Ut
tanned a high position in business. IT,,
The flDeTai OF Mrs. Milton CsYce TOOK place
from the residence Of Dor husband, on "r .cS
road. vester1ay afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK. Inc
eeTv,csa were conducted By ths Rev. DR.. TUDOR,
of Broad-street Methodist church, and n soio
was sing by captain Frank Cunningham ING
s,.crc,nn. ,v,e Holly wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

ago he. with several others. was given q
furlough on account OF the strlngency in
the money market, aud while on ms way
home he was taken III with BRAN trouble. re-
eulting IN his death Monday. MIR. Scott was
well known in Richmond. where he was
employed rs a civil engineer by the Chosa-
peake and Ono for q long time. He was
the eldest son of che late James A. Scott.
for wears a prominent tobacco merchant
IN Richmond. His remains Will arrive to-
day by the Chesapoake and Ohio railway,
aud they Will he accompanied by Mr..
samuel G. Workman. who was q member
OF his corps and who was with him IN
Springfield during his short illness. This
afternoon ut o'clock ais funeral will take
place from the residence Of his uncle. Cap
tain Maxwell I. Clarke, and his ass rest
ing. place viii be in HOLLYWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
A LINE MANS HORRIBLE DEATH.
Herbert Jackson Falls Twenty Feet,
Striking His Head on the Curbing

Herbert jackson, colored man en-
ployed by the Richmond Halfway and
Electric Company as llnoman, fell from
pole directly IN front of the Davis House.
Governor and Franklin streets, Yesterday
afternoon and was almOs: instantly killed.
He was something more than twenty
feet above the grouAd, and IN falling his
head struck on the edge OF the curbing,
cutting a deep cash about four inches
long aud badly fracturiug the skull. Per-
sons IN and about the hotel went imme-
diateiy to his assistance. DR.. Opponhlmer
and the almshouse surgeon were soon on
the spot. and all that was possible was
done for the unfortunate, but he only I'm
pered a few minutes and never spoke.
The Coroner was notified aud the BODY
was taken to Christians undertaking es-
adjustment. where 1t was examined oy
the Coroner and by y. ii. Q. Cabell. coun-
sci for the Electric Light Company. At
first II was supposed that Jackson must
have received an electric shock, but IA
careful examination Of the body did not
reveal any burns or signs OF shock, ana
the Coroner came 10 the conclusion that
death resulted from a fall. An inquest by
a Jury was deemed unnecessary, Us no one
could be held TO blame for The accident.
IL Is said that most of the hnemen have
belts with which 10 strap themselves to
the DOits Wltn III NOIh upOL wv tAis buS
jackson was without one. lie had oeen
employed By the electric company Oh and
on for the last three years.
Those who witnessed the frightful ac-
cident felt confident that the man re-
celyed shock, and this belief was
strengthened by hearing sound some
thing like the cracking of wires. DR.. Tay-
lor thinks this was simply the man 5
clothing rubbing against the pole. Jack
son weutup for the purpose OF cutting the
iucandescent-ngh wire to try and locate
the cause of some trouble that had been
experienced ON that circuit during the
day. He had removed the insulation OF
the wire, when phone message was re-
ceiyed that the trouble had been RENE
died. II was when preparing 10 wrap the
section that no had deinsulated that Jack
son fell.
The deceased was apparently about 80
or 80 years old, and leaves family. who
reside on Moore street 10 what Is known
as NeWtoWn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

Lee Camp. having completed all arrange
mopts for us encampment, wall leave Tor
ocean View uia the Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Saturday. Members and irlehas
anticipating going eau secure tickets Oh
Comrade Pyle. slS1S east Broad; Comrade
Llbbey. City Hall; at Lee Camp ON Frloay
night. and at the tram on Saturunr,
train wi,hin;ton days. and none will be
sold after SATURDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
BY Denoon, Topper 81 Co.
Real Estate Agents and AUctioneers,
81 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF
l. LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS THERE
ON IN the COUNTY OF HENkICO, NEAR
THE WESTERN LIMIrS OF THE CITY OF
KICHhOND.-By virtue Of the provisions Of a
certain deed Of trust dated November IL, 1892,
aud Of record In Henreo County Court. Deed
Book 14i "a" page 206. default having been
made in the payment OF negotiable note
therein secured, We will sell By auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, AUGusT Z. 1892.
at e:30 O'Clock L. NJ, tne LOT OE LAND WITH
IUE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS there
on In the county OF Henrico, near the western
limits Of the city OF Richmond. on the north side
OF Jacquelin street, 200 feet west OF washing
Ton street, fronting 20 fee. on said Jacquel,n
street and ruooing back within parallel lines 100
feet. Tue dwelling Is new and contains three
rooms.
'reRxs: Cash as TO expenses Of executing this
trust ard q note OF sIf, with interest thereon
from May 20, 1898 and credits as TO Two notes
due November 20. 1893. amounting 70 s4li,
and balance, n any, on terms 20 DO announced
at sale. c. L. DKNOON,
WILLIAM ELLYS0S,
au2 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
That, Ac,,o, Commended.

Yesterday the insurance-men Of the cily sPO 49,
board of Fire Commissioners on Monday nlgnt
ia adopting and forwarding 90 tho councn u
con- 10 unication urging that great care De OK,
snch I.rse stru.tures as gfaln-elevators, &c,
winch are built OF wood and covered with cor
rngated ron. Tho "polhy fox also heartily
approve tho resolution Of the Board asklDg inc
,,ya ,be onfre,s Of the Fire Department ana
members OF tue board the authority TO enter ana
insnect auy piaca where an undue amoahi OF
rubbish or iniiammable material may aocuihu-
la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
A sRls1oL HOTEL BURNED.
The 81. Lawrence a smoking Rufp--Beavy
Losses and Partial Insorancc.
1snec,nl ,oIerram 10 ana ptsnnich.

Especial telegram 10 the DfspaFn.j
BR1sror. Tenn. August 1.-The Hotel st.
Lawrence was destroyed by fire this eve
ming. The FIRE originated - the third
story. and when discovered aylittlc before
6 O'Clock had gained great Roadway. The
heroic work OF the Are COMPANY to save
the building was without avail. The build
ing was large frame structure, belonging
10 Mrs. Lizzle Wood, and cost about SlO,-
600. she had $4,000 insurance. The hote!
was rented by [. II. Aiken and J. l.. Pow
ell. Their loss cannot be fully estimated.
but is quite heavy. as their furniture was
not oil saved. and that saved was badly
damaged. There was $4,000 insurance on
the furniture.
John Mcdaniel. while aiding in saving
the furniture. was struck on the head by
bed rail and badly hurt.
The St Lawrence stood near the Union
Depot and was one Of the most popular no.
tells in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

white man, gho scomed 20 have been drha-
ing, appears1 at the Honrco county oDuI,.
house yesterday and made the ahnoun 'tllVl.
,hnt ~ ,ntenfcito XIII himself by drowning, AZ
me same sine taxing the most direct route 10 tnr
river. Re was followed by number OF conhIy
officials and round upOn the bank o. TIE stfeAn'
bat no attempt had been made az seh-ueS'r"1-
ton. nj,
Warrants we're issued yesterday again.t Davla
Black alas David JOhn3Jn abfS David DAVIS,
Wal.er lmberiokC, Lewis Reed, James
Ouarles, and Charles Johnson All cOloro-l,
an e.ruf sion trnin coming from Hampton NON
day. Oniccr, were loJkihg for the men, oul up
TO a late hour last night had made no arrests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Property Transfers.

Rlchmoud II. NJ. Airport and wife TO
CITY of Richmond. $50 feet on Chaiiin
street southwest corner Randolph, $500;
j. ". Anderson, special commissioning, to
James Holloran. % feet on north side Page
street between Accommodations aud
Iownes. Sll0; Allen G.. Collins. special
commissioner. to Maria E.. wife OF VIII
liam IA Mathews Is feet on east SIDE Sew
enteenth street between Brcad ana trace
S2.I25: j. L. Koachto III. I. schaTdt. STOCK
and bar-6xtures Ia store No. 5i6 Louisiana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Commodore stanton Takes Command.

NORFOLK, VA. August 1.--Commodors Oscar
r, stanton arrived at the navy-yard at 1 O'Clock
this morning aud received n commodore salute
Of eiovc. guns from tho 1T. Helena battery lie
went trn mcdlatcly on board the flagship Newark
ana was received With tho usual ceremonies and
hoisted his pennant as Acting Rear Admiral
commanding the south Atlantic Squadron and
the Newark saluted the pennant with thirteen
guns Tho Newark will hardly leave the yard
until the middle OF the mouth.
The United states steamer Charleston has re-
ceived sailing orders aud u taking on coIl, and
will leave the yard tomorrow. The crew OF tho
Atlanta has been transferred from the receiving
ship here 10 the United States steamer New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
y,v. cr,., eeo am. for the Zee Mission.

Tho D1sp,rcu has the pleasure this morning
Of acknowledging tne receipt 81 one OF the no y
liberal contributions over made 10 that noSie
charity, the leo Mission. Yesterday m orniIS =
gentleman. who d0cuncd 10 give MS nl",',
YoIked mo This Office and. saying that no
wanted TO make a cDniributlon 70 tho Ice nls-
etor, handed the cierG ave crisp go bis Log
many people there are IN kicDihond VINO MINI ~
follow TINS WORTHY example and never iecl me
Lstf I'm the name OF the laaics Of the lie MIS-
sion and Of the many poor children whose slIer-
ings Will thus be aIleyia.ed, the DlsPAiCh tlhuAS
this gentleman tor hts literal donaUon'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
BY DenooD, Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
frRUsTEE'S SALE OF LOT OF


TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF
4 LAND WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON ON THE NORTH SIDE OF COuIIS
STREET, BETWEEN ST JOHN AND ut.
JAMES STRE sTS.-By virtue Of the provisions
OF a certain deed Of trust, dated June s, 1872,
and of record IN the Clerk Once OF Richmond
Chancery Court, Deadlock l46 &C, page 24O,
default having been made IN the payment OF the
note therein secured. and being required 80 70
do, 1 will SELL by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST T. 1893,
ats p NJ, tho following described REAL e.
TATE, beginning at n point on the north line OF
Coutts street 90 ieet 9 inches from the intersec-
ton oi Coutts and 81. james streets, thence
along COutts street 80 feet running back 81
feet on tho west line and 7jie0t on the east hne,
the back boundary OF SAID lot being IL feet s
inches. The improvements consist OF neat
dwelling In good order.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expense OF executing this
trust aud a note OF $3.50. with interest thereon
from June ! !, 1898, and balance on terms To Do
au2 c. l. DENOON. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
s.,.el,ns cl,r.uall purni,ure.

Chairman Dics Taylor and the other members
OF tie Council committse on Grounds ana
buildings met In Colonel Cutshaws onlce last
evening aud attended 10 NUMBER Of new ui.y-
ualI matters. The question Of allowing Mr..
Thompson, superintendent Of the fsre-Aiarm
Department, 20 picoeed with laying wires ana
getting ready 70 raoyo that onicc into tho build
ms was referred " n special committee. Ine
1sa,s for tbo city-Haii clocks were selected.
ucrsrs savage n HoltAss VINO wore awarded
A. oonsraot for tho weed furnttxre Tor the big
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
py.pep.,s and indigestion

1, THAR worst forms are cured by the use
Of p II. p. Ii you ARE. debilitated ana
run down, or II you need q tonic 10 regain
fesh and lost appetite. strength and vigor,
take +. p. 2. aud you will oe strong and
healthy. For shattered CONSTITUTIONS quo
lost manhood. p. +. p. (Prickiy ASH. al III
medicines. r. p. r. Is the greatest oiooa
purifier in the world. For sale oy III
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. August I.--Therc was a decidedly
improved feeling on the STOCK Exchange and in
financial circles generally this morning. owing
20 the expec;edly-hcayy engagements Of gold
in London and on the Continent for shipment g.
this side. These. together With the scarcity OF
stock for delivery purposes, lower rates for
money on call and the heavy exports OF grain,
induced purchases Of stocks tor both the long
and the short accounts.
SHARP ADVANCE.
Tho bears found It difficult TO recover and
there was sharp advance. American Tobacco
rose 3, to so; Manhattan 3, 10 100; General
Electric 3aS, 20 43>s Sugar ~, 10 w; Amefl-
can Cotton-On 3k, 10 2S%4: Big Fonr ~, 70
cago Gas 10, to 4ll4; Lackasanna 80, to
l33l<; Delaware aud HUDSON 2JS. 10 100; Lake
shore pa. 20 1lO1s; Lead preferred 2, 20 % ;
New Jersey Centrat 15s, 10 9O19, ana western
ggAR RAID.
During the afternoon the bears raided tho
market on the Cudahy failure az Chicago ami
reports OF probably further embarrassments
there tomorrow. The list was severely nam
mered, and de ,iine OF l TO "a ensued- There
was no excitement, however. and the dealings
were on com 7arstiyely small scale. Man
haitian fell to 1854 American Cotton Oh 10 20;
81, to 40 ST. Paul rs, % 50A: kock Island 4,
TO J41S General Electric 81, 90 4Oli. ana Vest
eIn Union 216, to 73A.
TUE CLOSE STEADY.
Speculation left of steady IN tone. The sales
footed up 275, 900 shares, OF which $4,000 were
unlisted.
MONEY! xcHAsGB--BoSDs
Money on call has been easier. ranging from
3tOS last loan at @, aud closing offered at
g. Prime mercantile paper, Sal2 per cent.
Bar silver, 7OA: Mexican dollars. 5ses. Tho
sales OF silver at tho Stock Exchange to-day
were 10000 ounces at 7OIA.
Sterling exchange IL steadier, with actual
business In bankers bills at e4.79I9asi.S0 for
go DAYS and So .S2lNas4.5ZSt for demand post
Ell rates, S4.SlaS4s3b: commercial bills,
si.7Sas4.S2.
Government bonds steady. state bonds dull
Railroad bonds Quieter
Sub Treasury balances--Coin, s63, $4,000 I;
currency, 81 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
IN. sao,r,e, D~nd and Another sick

What Is tho matter with tho squirrels IN
the CAPITOL Square? Yesterday gentle
man In passing through the Square oo-
served a dead squirrel lying on the grass.
While examining the dead bunnio no saw
another come down tree and nave Two
or thres fits. during which time the Diood
flowed FROM It's nose and mouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
y,.on,,ye ciemescy.

The Governor has psrdoned J. W. Lar
kin Of Scott county, convicted IN june,
1873. of betrayal and sentenced 70 TWO
years 10 the penitentiary. The Governor
says that he is satisfied that the woipap
s-So hronght the charge is not tho kind OF
wnman the statute should protect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
WORK OF ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.
The Worthy Given Help and the Unde-
serving Exposed.

Al tho meeting Of the Board Of Directors
of the society of Associated Charities
held Yesterday afternoon Mis-. William H..
Peasants submitted her first monthly re-
port. showing the following work:
Number of cases registered, 81 white and
4 colored reports to central Office 10y po-
lice. !: churches, 0; other societies, .;
private persons, "a IN person. 25; reports
from central Office to police s. churches,
10. other societies, SO private persons, Z;
Cup.rintendout Of Public Charities, 2;
tenn orary relief afforded, S cases work
furnished. 3 cases; meals furnished, ~ {;
lodgings, Z nights transportation fur
nished, tickets, frauds exp lsed. cases :;
uudeserying cases investigated, =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
EIcnNoyD COLLEGE.

Lett on tascs--Nrginias, Z; College D. stolen
bnscs-Duro and Wells. FIRST base on balls
Nlrcinias. l. fust base on error5-Concge. J.
Wis by pitched baI'-Iatc, johnson, Gary, hnd
DltourAe struck ouj-By OROurke, 5; by An
thouy.1 Umpire Mr. Morgan. Time OF game
one nOur and ton minutes.
THIS afternoon Virginia meets Forest
Hi, and tomorrow Forest Hill tackles ITS
aucIent enemy Petersburg. Both will lbs
hue games Zigler and Foster will be the
battery tor the CherHDs TO-DAY, and En-
right and Luck for Lumdcu's Colts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
by Donoon, Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
S2I Main street.
TVRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT 3Ox1.

yVRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT 30x125
l. FEET AND IMPROVEMENTS ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAIBORNE STREET, 252
fREr WEST OF WARRINGTON SfkERf, IN
TnE COUNTY or 'HENkICo, NEAR THE
WESTERN LIMITS OF fhE CITY or RICH
hOND.-By yirtue OF deed OF trust dated May
10. 1854. ana q record In the Clerks ONCE Of
Henrco County Court. Deadlock 1i3- page
2so, aetauit having been made In tho payment
OF q noto therein secured. and being required
30 10 DO. win sell BY public auction on tns
premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST q. 1903,
at o'clock r. NJ. the sbove-desczioei REAL
Tsans: ESQ cssh aud balance on forms to
bo ANNOUNCED At saio. T. fOiNDExTRk.
Administrator Of a. u. felneexterv Trossees
decesso6 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

effectually. yet gently. when costive or
bilious, or when the blood Is impure or
sluggish, TO perrnanently cure. habitual
constipation. 70 awaken the Kidneys and
tntin0 or weakenfng them. to dispel bead
aches, colds. or fsvsss use syrup OF FigA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02

CHICAGO LlyE-srJCX MARKET.

CHICAGO August I.-Cltile-heceipts, 1000
head: shipments, 1900 mead; top prices, goa
81. Tor extra natives; good 20 choice saba
e4.S5: COWS, sl.7JaSJ.2J.
Hogs: Receipts. Al 900 hoad; shipments.
1000 head mlxcl ana pa kufs, s9at0.5p
hoayy, sj.4OasJ.6O; light ani GIT mixed,
81 G0as5.gj.
sheep: Receipts, LOCO head; shipments.
.. 900 mead: ewes, s3as425 mixed ana weth-
err, sias4.75; Texans, s3at31O; Westerns.
s3 l5af355; lambs, tJeeJ. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
STATE RnNn4
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August l.-Virgnia So, G53l; Bal
timOre and Ohio, 57a60: Northern Central,
683ta6S; Baltimore and OHIO Southwestern lsts.
lO2: do. "a Incomes, "a asked: consolidated
gas bonds, 100 asked DO. STOCK, 5O3s bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
Dssta OF mr. wllIism SCOTT.

a !, telegram announcing the death Of Mr..
' ...'. l. scott, atbpnngfeld. o.. war rc-
''a iato AiOnday night by bis family at
'.'A'id. lie had been for u year engaged
n. ss'i'eyiHe bIaach road for the Baiti-
81 .hl ONO railroad. and short shils
So Willie gDiog over his work was thrown
- - rs wagon and received severe in
49,, "a TOE head. from which he lag un-
-'S'Ses for several hours A few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
,nL.,. CIn.od rms Month.

DR.. Hunter Mcclure will be out OF inc
CITY the whole of this month, anu ~
Luke's Home for the sick VIII De CLOS !;
a. II alwavs 4 ia August. The home will
be reopened early III September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

TNspDTFCI
August I.-Auction offerings on Change to-
day, n pacEages, and taken-hlghsst' So'sD
lowest, SO; average tj.26.
Private sales hight.
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes.
s5.5I2; tobacco, s2,735.4U-total, sa,2fI.4O
Messrs. f. :. McDeatman, o! ROCKY MONT,
and j. s. Cobb, Of Greensboro. n. q. we're on
Change to-day. Market very duh
MARTINsylLLE MARKET.
MARTISsvILLB. VA. July 3l.-Receipts Of leaf
tobacco continue light Nearly all Of the late
planted tobacco Is suffering Tor want OF RAIN.
With that portion Of the crop looking baoly at
present anu requiring good rams anu very Ia
yorable growing weather 10 bring IL 20 muturity,
In many counties only 10 per cent. Of crop
WAS PLANTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
20 Inderpln tho EaII.

a H''k IT unierpmning the sunken
W ,ar store u Mr.. William To0ien.
io car Broad street occupied by Ike
a rlaOr-houso. Will begin this
Inc masonry Up TO tho nrst
'n thc adjoining building, which -
fcrted by Sir. William II. ZimTaer-
.,. Vas hnished yesterday evening,
iat Io6ien house Is no longer con
... '.i 20 be IN u dangerous cOndiuon.
isieage % n by the settling Of the
... '' 'l Monday amounts 10 probably $500
A M Strause's family slept IA the
r.. an u the building Monday night.
90 ~ the store and the BrOsd-
-er. rpd Of the side wall were the in
.-i.l plfla Of the binding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
,vo,t,,,coo che Rr dee.

4 force OF hands we're engaged last E'ght
nnittng ia now ties where needed on the Peters
burg railroad hri:gc. There Tas no me- w.
ION 10 tbe arrival or departure Of any OF The
uaspencer trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Ar.- and this
weat thor Indi~ntionA
tBy telegraph to tao pispa,ch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August L.
igLIR Forecast for twenty -four hours
from midnight to midnight.
Virginia; Westerly winds; fair
weather. slightly cooler and dryer.
For North Carolina and South Carolina:
In theinterior fair weather; cooler; north
west winds: on the coast local rains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August l. OFFERINGS Wheat,
363S bushels. Corn White. i,@OO Dushols ;
mixrd. 800 bushels.
sALBs.-Whest, 1886 busheis-
QUOTATIONS.
WaBAr.--fongberry. COa67r. Mixed, dOa66c
shortberry. 57a6uc. NO. . red. 6.c.
yoRg.- White prime Virginia, bag lots, 49c !;
No. !. white. 40c. NO. mixed. arc.
OArS-NO. 2 uixe1, 34ha31c. NO. 8 nlAei'
33L9a34c
kYE-50a00c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-02
o., Rerres,n,a,iys In Gotham.

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berg, of Richmond, Va. is stopping ct the
Coleman House.
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FLouE-We quote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25sSl.10; extra, s3as12o; fanny
s3 55asi patent, ~. l5asi.3o.