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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 31--Flour quiet,
dull and unsettled; winter wheat, low
grades. Sf.050245 do, fair to fancy,
S2.45G8.45: patent S340q40O; Minnesota
clear. S25Od3I patent, S40O0445.
Southern flour dull and weak; common 10
fair extra, S2.1OQ310; good to choi,e do''
S3150425.
wheat lower and active for export,
closing firm. No. . red, store and eleva-
tor. G5i5GG5Mc.: afoat, &C. options ac-
tive excited. unsettled and lower, open
ing weak and declining lh@l1scr raillel
5G5a,c. and closed steady at 4nNc. under
Saturday; May $3.50, SIC; August, O112c' :
September, 6SAc.; October, Tic.
corn dull and easier; No. elevator
4G4@47hc; ahoat 47q4tac' opslohs
dull and vase. lower; August 4o'so''
September. 46Ssc.' October 4bSc'
oats duh and steady. options auii
and weaker; July. Bic; September "uc. /,
October 8Oi5c. spot sales: No. 2 $50
3Glbc. No. white. $50; mixed western
3Gl5a37c.; white do, 3Sa442c'
Wool oniet and steady; domestic fleece
37G42c.: pulled, 2Ga@1c oo.
reef dun and steady; family SiO.ooH
y 90: extra mess, ST50aS.o0; beer hams
dun AT $500: tierced beef steady ana
o,iat. ritv extra, India mess, $ljWnlf!oO;
cnt meats dull and easy; picked bellies,
en- IN. shoulders. 500; hams, Sll.'O9
10 so. middles dull and steady; short
clear S775. 49,.
lard firm and dull; Western steam
closed at 1915: city. $50 Refined dun;
Continent St013; s. A., Slo35.
pork oulet and unchanged; new mess
s1s.OOG1S75.
Petroleum steady; Washington barrel,
81 so: do. bulk. S2.35.
Rosin dull and weak; strained COM
mon 10 good, 9Ac QSlO0.
Turpentlne dun. weak and quiet at
2Gi5n27c.
RICE firm and in fair demand; domes-
tic. fair to extra. 47sd5l9c.; japan, AZ
Q4iac.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New or
leans. open kettle, good to choice duii
and steady at 3OQ3Sc.
Peanuts quiet and steady; fancy hand
picked, DC.
Conee-Optons opened dull and closed
steady at points down 10 points up;
August. Sl555. October, si5.45; December.
15.30G1535: March. Sl5.mql5lO. Spot
Rio dull and nominal; No. I, 16l1ql69se.
Sugar-Raw dull and firm; fair refining,
3Hc.: 9G-test centrifugal. sac Refined
steady and quiet; No. g. 4%H4 15-lGc ;
off A. A 13-16d5lkc.; standard A, 1850
SAC. graduated. 5 3-f6a5i5c
Freights to Liverpool iirmer and quiet;
cotton. I'd; grain. 32d. bid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, July 31.-There was
another bad slump in wheat on Change
to-day and another low price record was
scored, cash wheat at one time being
worth only 53s.c. per bushel, while Sep
TENDER sold az low as 5I4c. The nomi-
nal value OF July wheat at the close was
5GAc.. and September left off at 5aNc.,
or 2isc. under it's closing value on Sat
urday The traders In the wheat pit
appeared perfectly dazed when the mar
ket opened, and holders were found anX-
ious 20 dispose Of their property at almost
any price any one chose 10 offer for II.
September was practically unsaleable
until 1t was urged upon buyers at csc.
There were a few lots disposed OF In
the opening melee at from 5934c. down TO
Sc, but before buyers came forward
IN any number the price was 5sc., and
even 51Nc. was all that could be obtain
ed for an instant. Cash wheat was
nominaiiy worth only $3.50. at the time
that September touched 57&,c Lyon q
Hubert were unable to meet their mar
gins. and gave notice 20 the secretary OF
the board to close out their deals. Re-
ported engagements Of gold abroad for
shipment to this country and liberal
purchases of wheat for export infused a
little stlffening into the trade toward
the close. and left September wheat at
599lc. The high price OF New York
exchange continues to be the chief fac
tor I'm timing the eastward movement
OF grain. In sympathy with the de-
moraiization in wheat, n drop In the price
| Of corn was inevitable. The decline,
| however, was less than 1c. per bushel,
when at it's lowest point September,
which closed on Saturday, at 3S9sc.,
| opened at asGAc. and tumbled at once 10
| 37a.c II worked back and forth between
| 37Ac and 3sAc. during the greater part
/ Of the session. 1t made dip TO - &C.
| about midday, but held around 3sc. iof
| the most part OF the latter half or the
/ session. Only a moderate business was
| transacted in oats. The market opened
steady and erew slightly hrner shortly
after. but eased Oft somewhat In sym
| pathy with the other markets. ProVi'
slons opened quite weak on account ol
| the sudden drop In wheat, at the open
| ing. but the clique pegged September
] lard at 500, and the packers came u
| the rescue of the ribs market after u
had a considerable drop. September lari
actually closed at DC. higher than OF
| Saturday. and September ribs from nc
| m 1Oc higher. October lard was veal
and left off at 20c lower than Of late.
Cash Quotations-Flour dun, weak an'
demoralized, but no established cut II
prices; No. spring wheat 36hc.; No
| 2 corn. 3Gkc.: No. 2 oats, 2l3sc.; mes
pork. StS.2Od1s. 22l5; lard, S9.35na3ll9
short rib sides noose). S7.224n7 l2I2
dry sailed shoulders (boxeO, SII'aSoO
short clear sides (boxed). s.3I52q 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Julv ri. Is

NJ nMO4NUt A. July OIL loJ1
$50 offerings of tobaccos al auction on
Change to-day. Offerings at auction on
Change for the month ending to-day,
SIS packages; highest price for sun-cured
t.t4DCus for the month ending to-day.
go
sales II loose tobaccos on the breaks
,.l the month ending Monday, July 81,
l,3 l01Cl pounds; highest price for
tae month, $3.50
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
we're extremely light.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
Month ending to-day. Wrappers, l2d
oFsheads. nllers. l72; cutters. So
mokers. So. scrap (brighD. 81; scrap
rD. 80. leaf (darl0. 2,t11; Tugs dark,
-l Total. 32i3 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
.pectious- Bright. 70 hogsheads dark,
ID h1esheads and 1 fierce; Western, II
erneals. ReingpeCtions- Bright, 16
heads.
Wilson's. Allegheny. Crenshaw's Daven-
uf. Planters and Sh0ckoe tobacco
houses report to-day: Receipts. 81
.ares deliveries. 126 packages.
1r. same tobacco warehouses; with
H..rF. Vaughans. Jones'. Virginia and
-e added. report for the month end
to-day Receipts 1923 packages; de-
.Iarcs. 2132 packages
.hrfss Of the receipts over the de-
N..f.t for She month ending to-day:
l packages
United states internal revenue collec-
tHe for the city 81 Richmond. Va. to-
Cigars and cigarettes. Sll4G0: plug
aoeos Si.7c076; special tax. S1.775.
Total taA02G.
rfel states internal revenue collec-
for the city of Richmond. Va, for
ie month ending to-day. Cigars and
Nes. SCOOPS: plug tobaccos,
."l1, l3. special tax $i0G30. Total,
'loN0TI
a telegram received to-day announces
ihe advent Of our Mr.. W II. Jones. who
been spcn ling some time IN the
State Of New York.
"e regret TO announce the death Of
"if Milton Cayce. who died very sud
'ny Monday morning at 2 o'clock. at
.,' residence on the Grove road. near
Pa. "mond. Va Mr. Cayce and bis
ltHfliar were al Morehead city. ~ c..
me befeayed family have the deep SYM
IaiNy of the entire trade.
ihe Petersburg Record OF Saturday,
DC 9th 1893. says:
me- Following Will show tho moveme nj
tobacco during the past week at the
'"''ouS warehouses: Farmers-lnspec-
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nor MINES ARE FOUND.
The piffisulties which Prospectors TN
d.r.o Every Spring In the West

The ptfisulties which Prospectors IN
dergo Every Spring in the west
In Western Washington civilization IL
confined TO a narrow strip along the Dor
49, ~ puget Sound and to some OF the
hest agricultural lands that lie in the
large wooded plains about Ms southern
end. An the rest Is covered with great
rocky mountain ranges, eieaved by deep'
dark valleys. and covered up to the line
~ nernetual snow with heavy forests OF
fir and cedar.
Every spring hundreds Of prospectors
plunge into this wilderness on search
for gold and SILVER. some on 'he'r oMn "a
count but most OF ttem go gruD-staked
he local capitalists. that Is. all their ex-
oenses are paid. and In return they give
a half-interest in whatever mines they
may discover. with a rire' ha.'he',
bag of -four. and frying pan slung over
his shoulder. the prospector starts on ms
quest. ,,, -. .,asa or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
GENERAL M1Rh E rs.

DRUGS. DYEsTUFFS. OILS. ETC.
Extract ogwood-Assorted, l5ul6c.
Alum-3Qic.
Concentrated Lye-Sl.I5 10 $S.0O per case
Cochneal-5Oc. per pound.
Copperas--l l-2a2c.
siadder-l6c.
Indigo-6Ou7Jc.
Ons-Linseed. 5OqJ5c.; machine. 45ql5c
whale. 4jc. straits, 4OQ45c.; Labrador
cod oil, 4OQ5Oc. lard, 75c. uNe0; sweet
q 90 per dozen: best salad, $500; virginia
ubricating, l5q4Oc.; kerosene, 'gsc cash
per gallon. 1000, d. .
Alcohol, s2.SOa25O; sperm oil. slOOql.25;
castor oil. $40; sulphur, Sa4e-; Dlue-
stone, 6Q7 lie. n,,o.
spices~Pepper. Sal0c., allspiee. 94lOc.i
ginger. 1ia25c; cloves. 2Oc.; cinnamon
bark 10c.
Yellow Pine--l. / IA, IL inch, Nc. l.
saasoned N feet Sl4O9a16.0O l, Ia, IL
inch No. 1. green, 16 feet sl2.OVpi4w; J.
I ia 10 inch, No. 2, seasoned, 10 ieet'
40 0oil4. 90; 1, IA, IL incn, NO. = green
Ne faet s10 OOdi2O0; /, | Ia. IL lnch, NO.
a green. ls feet. sS.0oQgOO; ], L. ! -
inch No. I. heart, l6 feet, vow, !, ~, -
10 inch, No. 2. heart, 10 feet, slS'V.a --e''
Weather boarding Fitched~No. !. sea
soned, l6 feet, sl4OO; NO. green ,,, 90 40 Ne
tta M. seasoned, le feet, NlOdlspo; NO
2 green. l6 feet. slooOai2OO; NO D. green ~
re feet ss.0O6i9 90; sawed iaths. ao0fi.eo'
CEMENT. LIME PLASTER. sc.
ce,nent-James River, Sl.2 per barrel;
posendole $3.50; Imported Portrait $40
ss5: American Portland. s2.75uS. :,
Iime-Agricultural. sqlOe per Dush1'
pockland, a.o5Qsl.O per barrel; virginia
81. 49, s.xo,,a
plaster-Lump. 81 per ton; srouaa'
$50; calelned plaster. sl.65.
North Carolina Tar, large size' 81 eoa'
tar. 81. 49,. noo
Plastering Hairs l-zgc per po'na'
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fSc.; iadie fancy. 17c.; good 10 choice,
l5d16c.; store-packed. 15hc.
Eggs steady at 13c.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes fair, 1sllc. I;
No. 7, 1870.
Sugar strong; granulated. J%c.
Copper unchanged.
Whisky firm at sil9d120.
Peanuts unchanged.
stocks-Virginia threes, G5a; Baltimore
and Ohio 5Gd5I: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern flrsts. 102 bid: Consolidated
Gas bonds, 100 asked; do. stocks, 495s
Q5l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, July a.-Flour
weak. Western superflne, s1.9042.10; do.
extra. $2I5Q2.6o; do. family. 8'coa5.$o;
winter wheat, patent, s3.50a375; spring
do. 81. 90q4 10: do. straight. 81. 4og3.5.
Wheat steady at decline; No. 2 red spot,
July and August. 6fGGlhc.; septcmber,
65s, qGGc.: steamer No. red. G5c. asked
milling wheat. by sample. GGc.
corn duIl. mixed spot, 459ai5atc., July
and August. 45Isa.i5Ac.. September. 46ls
G4essc.; year, 46lkc. asked; wiiite CORR
10y sample. SOC; yellow do 4Sc. 49,.
Oats quiet; No. white, western "''2
@asc. No. 2 mixed. Western. o1go'c'
Rye dull No. 2, 52@5sc 49,
Hay in good demand good to choice
timothy. sis5odlo.5o
Grain ffeights steady; steamer 20 Liv o'1 =.
pool. Sgd; Cork for orders, 3s-uos'oo ;
cotton. 23d. -four, 15d.
Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter steady: creamery, fancy. &c;
fair to choice. lSq20c.; do. imitauoh'
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lions. 50: receipts. 100; loose. 1o,73o.
0aks-Inspectious, G5; receipts. 43. West
Hiil-Inspections. 80; receipts. A.; loose,
800. Inspections. p: receipts.
is: loose. 5.33G. Contemplation
IL: receipts. Is; loose. 10000 Total-In-
spections. 226: receipts. 300; loose. 1885.
The receipts OF hogsheads reported
above are sold as loose.
Total inspections from the ist OF oc-
tobor. 1892. TO July rs. 1893. 1882; same
time last year, 2.2i0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
DOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONLl.
,s,,,,e. spd sales at the Richmond To-
-, t.schange-Internal Revenue
tellcctions-Foreign Advices-

..,,r Work.. July SL-The week open
lt greater depression on the Stock
e. Tho bears were IN full con-
the market. owing 90 decline IN
iI'' . securities In London, the re-
A' qrancial embarrassment In Chit
3D.. further break OF wheat and
ea.N. r.pffv OF obtaining time money
Sans here opened at y per cent.
'o lam and interest and there were
..-...us OF squeeze. Active
Welded anywhere from TO 3
The dividend and non-dividend
shares suffered alike. Among
.,ules Pullman broke 8 20 1913
trerlcan Tobacco Z TO 43. There
.~y little support from the pro-
Is Identified with the bull side
.. account and # was not until the
.tf.nptcd 10 borrow stock 10 make
,e mat any decided change oc-
When the demand 10 borrow
Do was found that some of the
stocks. like Western Union. Cen
trlc and New York Central,
..faI anywhere from \ 20 "a per
~ diem for use, and a disposi-
+. cover soon manifested ltselt.
OBJ. meantime the engagement OF one
eold for shipment TO New YORK
.n.at $4,000 20 Chicago was re-
fr.a London, and the foreign adj
u.-e Co the effect that further
.. viii probably be shipped TINS
..rr the next few days. These
...re c0rroborated 10 some ex-
the heavy export demand for
GLOWING the break In the price
,n. latter The announcement 'hat
@. York clearing house had Issued
..-.l loan certificates had compare
Ifte effect II being understood
... Do was for the purpose Of assist
f importations. There was an
. Investment inquiry for stocks
.h.ut. and the execution or tnese
-.rs assisted a late recovery Inc
I..nr. from the lowest figures OF the
-. e... equal to t. per cent. Burling-
.. .rl Quincy. Northwest. Rock Island
r..s.vanra. Louisville and Nashville,
r.r York central. General Eectric and
Weston Union closed at u 20 ~ per cen,
.I.,a Saturdays nnai figures, although
..r.... reacted 3. 20 per cent from the
...r and the market left on nrnl
. fr. Substituted stocks, @VV'uVD
Shares. unlisted. 5000 shares.
Money on cau has been easier, ransihs
t-mS t0 B.. per cent. per diem, last loar
.f g per cent, and closing oHeltu ae ,
.r cent: prime mercantile paper, Nd Il
r cent. sterling exchange Us wear
.t.1 rates. 4St04~3i4, commercial bins
-~u4sub Government bonds weak
Safe bonds dull Railroad bonds lower
eph-Trtasury BaIances-Coin. S63'4O0l
.l. currency, Sl1,5i5.O0O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, July
-Cattle-Receipts. 1900; shipments.
$500: prime natives, Si.SOU5.10: good 10
choice, S425Q4G5; medium, S3.Sod4.15;
others. S31OG375; Texans, S2.1OQ3l5;
Western, S3CO04.00.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500;
mixed and packing S5.0oaj.25; prime
heavy S5.3005.40; selected butchers,
Sa42l6Ga55; choice light mixed, Sj.4j0
5.G5: prime light. S5.75u5.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 100;
stockers. $2.OOG3S5; ewes and mixed,
50 5Oa425: native wethers. Si50df.S 80;
Western. S31563.25; Texans, $3.09g3.40;
lambs, S3OOdj.6j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01

n,.r,na the closing hours OF me last
c.Lnnress a law was passed allowing
'-,nh member Of the lower house ,l,,o
,nry AT a salary OF 500 per uon.n W. s"s
Congress is I'm session. But ilt'le nag Dee sa
heard Of this interesting Ia" nv vas
eastern paper charges thal 49, f,c,
a IND no kent quiet IN order that tne
Snoe 't,.s would not be overrun by APP
Worli-Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. July 3i.-Turpentina
firm. and opened and closed at 249ac.
for regular; sales. 200 bales.
Rosin unsettled and but lite doing.
factors holding out for outside price and
not accepting bids at side prices; \, j.
c. u. g3c.: G., Sl00; II, SLl3, J. SL50i
X. 1925: NJ, $3.50; y. S3.35 bid and 500
asked; window glass. $500 bid and $40
asked, water. white, $3.50 bid and $AOo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01

wil.MINC1 or. \. c., JulJ n.-Duihs
a tfmncer storm to-day John Carer
co,o,Ad fireman. employed at the Navassa
c,,.ro comtany's factory, few niles
erCve the city. climbed up tree near
tbo factory for the purpose Of securing
honey made by n swarm Of Wild bees IN
a hollow lml. The lightning struck Inc
tree and killed Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND ga. July II. 1893.

Oherings-Wheat. 4.22s bushels; corn.
1872 bushels: rye, 20 bushels.
Sales-wheat, 2,06s bushels: corn, ~
bushels.
Quotations-Wheat-L Coo 10
6Tc. mixed. Coo to e8c.' shortberry, COO.
20 GGc: No. red. &c. Corn-White,
prime Virginia Gag lots). ACC; No
white d9c. No. mixed, 4Sc. Oats
No. mixed. 8ilkc. TO 85c.; No. 3 mixed.
33hc. 70 Sac. Rye, 55c. 10 coo.
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peo,h Of q Prominent Physician.

GREENSBORO. n. c., July a.--spe-
c,al.-Dr. n. VI. Afford a prominent
musician of this city died at his home.
an north Davie street, yesterday. lie
was consistent member OF the Metho-
dist church. and was worthy ana use
mi citizen. The funeral services were
conducted at west Market-street Me,hy-
,,s, church this afternoon, after which
he remains were Inferred at Green Hin
cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01

Governor Waite. Of Colorado, Is an ap-
n,leant for admission into tns soo a'.a,
lately formed by Governors In, I'M Inc
"a ltgeld. lie wants war against INC
anu anu, ,,',',7sm 4, they refuse TO allow the
49, 'u image OF silver. His Denver speech
IRE, ~ ors ~ The worst pieces Of demasosy
- o"v ,Iaced before the American peo-
nIe.-NIIlwaukee Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01

WINDSOR. n C.. July S:-special.-
rennison I. Jernigan n prominent farm
or Of this c, unity and nephew Of the
Hon. T. r. Jernigan, late editor Of the
state Chronicle. OF Raleigh. n. c. aged
tbirtv-two years. died at his late resi-
dence. in Coleraln. yesterday very sud
denly of a congestive chill
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c., July @.-Rosin
steady; strained, Toe: good strained. soc.
Turpentine firm at 23hc
Tar steady at Sl.15.
Crude turpeptiue steady; hard, Doc;
soft and virgin, sl.G0.
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nA1.r1MoRE swINE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, July H.-Swine
I'm fair supply and equal TO slow de-
mand and values unchanged: receipts,
S.15i head. Quotations: S625GG75 per
100 pounds gross
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 31.-Tur
pentine firm at PIC
Rosin firm at soc. for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01

AsHEVILLE. y. c.. July 3l.-special.-
Collector Elias announced the following
appointu ents to-day. StorekeeperT and
raustis. Sheriff S. l.. Yount, 'Ca;av ba;
]. A Withe, spoon. Catawba; J. H. Coul-
Ter. Catawba: +. j. Deliinger, CataWbai
deputy collector ex-Representative }. r.
Byrd. Yancey. brandy sauger Chail Yes
W. West, Yancey; messenger Frank Nc
Clure. clay: private secretary 20 collector
S. J. Yemberton. stanly; ex-representa-
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,,o,,o, exhaustion and brain fatigue
prcmptly cured by Bromo-Seltzer'
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Robbing u POsfofnce.

ASHEVILLE, y. c.. July 3l-Special.-
Thieves broke into the postohice NJ
Alexander a few nights since and stole
therefrom about S2l2 I'm money, s2S worth
Of stamps. about two dozen boxes OF
sardines, four watches and few other
articles Of small value. Entrance into the
building was effected by pricing of the
window blind and breaking a pane. The
postmaster was at home Sick and MS
assistant had been called away on I'M
portant business. There is no clue to the
porpetrators Of the crime.
Senator Zeb. b. Vance spent Sunday
I'm Ashevile. and I doubt not his recep-
ton convinced him that he Is still the
best beloved son of the Old North state.
The Senator's condition, though not an
that his friends would like 70 see It,
vet will permit Of his returning TO WASH
ineton and resuming his duties when the
extra session Of Congress begins.
Roland Bum was badly Injured TWO
davs ago by his horse, which hecam"
frightened at n passing train AT Biltmore
and ran away. dragging MIR. Bum, VINO
held 10 the rains, considerable distance
None OF his wounds are dangerous how
ever
Criminal court viii be IN session sew
eral DAYS this week. as IT was Impossible
10 complete the docket last week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
SCHOOLS.
College Of Wlianald Mary,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA.
Next Session Begins October 5, 1888

Expenses for students willing 70 tesca
tw, years in the public schools OF VIZ
ginIa board, fuel, lights and Washing.
$40 per month; other students from III
to si4 per month; medical fee. 81. TUT
ton fee. chargeabIe against such students
as are not willing 20 take pieoss 9"
teach. $3.50 per half session. Send foR
catalogue. LYON W. libHn'
a,,,-,, m soom President.
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nrrNnNn bIOCK MARKET.


ftrorted by Messrs. John l., Williams a
sons bankers. corner Tenth and Main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
4 PTD1L or TWF SPR.fY.
4 TAIL TOWER THAT ovEELooKs THE FAILS OF
NIAGkEh

\ TALL TOWER THAT oVEELoOKS THE FALLS OF
NIAGARA
Niagara Fails. y. y, july 80 spccan.-Thc great
falls st roar and tumble IN" pwcipcc Just IN"
same but the mounting spray Ia, now rival In The
observation tower, which shoots shywal AMI really
ovcrtOp, the spray some day. The View from TINS
great structure IL one 81 th" grandc,t 10 be- found
I'm the country and many Of the Canadian and Amcri
can cities hcroabouis can easily be dl,c"rn'd on
clear day.
The Nawob Of Rampurc, an Indian poicnatc, ha,
been here for "A week. lie at the clifton House
with his suite.
A great many Of the traffic Managers Of the various
trunk lines who met here this week at the Catarac;
IIout to attend the annual meetings ~ the fast
freight lines. brought their wives and families with
them
The Hon. William r. Moore Is here from Memphis
with Mr.. Moore. They are accompanied by colonel
and Mr.. George H. Blood, also Of Memphis. They
have taken rooms AT the Cataract llon.c for the
season
There several prominent parties at IN" Cataract
House TIL, week, one of which james w. Wads
WORTH OF Gcnc,co. with Mr.. {. e. Moore Ms Moore.
Mr. and Mr.. buchanan WI lhrop. Mr.. and Mrs. |. i.
Kcrnor ham, II. Roger Winthrop. Frcdcric. Kcrnochan.
John liycrmorc and u. Moore.
Mrs Robert Hoe. it,. Mr.. !. T.. Holland, NJ. VI.
Goldman AID Mis- Goldman were also nj The Cataract
House.
William BrookGcld, II. l.. Plat and Raymond platt
form pleasant party Of Nrv lorlcrs, who have been
10 the Worlds Fair and are making stay al Niagara
on their return. They have rooms at the Cataract
House.
Among New Workers at the Clifton are Mr. and Mr..
l. L. Il. Mott. Mr.. a'h Mrs.. &. I. Barney Mi, Barney.
NJ. o. Barney, J. Barney Mr.. and Mis. Ccorgc II.
Page.
H. Gardner. Miss H. Gardner, Miss VI. H. Glrdmr,.
and Miss Alma Fuller. Of York. are at tn,
Cataract
Among the New Yorker, ~ the principal hotel, are
W. A. Underhill. J. Heinrich. Mr.. MR., I. i.
IIargdngs, f.. olss. Mr.. and Mr.. II. T.. Montra,,.
Louis H. Peek Joseph ". Sturlcvaut. MI, H. VI.
Lamphcr Miss Louis, Ioll. MIR. and Mr.. W. IIabcri.
C. H. Iligcc : VI. Hard. VI. G.. Hard. Mi. David. N.
Miss +. Davidson. Mr.. aud Mr.. Albert W. kolm.
Miss Kohn. Mi, Lillian Kulfor Mi Grace Kun,r.
John Kutnow Mr.. and Mrs. r. Brandt. Chirlc, Nook.
Isaac Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. David N,una'. Mr and
Mrs. w. Il. Mcitcn-, Mr. aud Mr.. ". IT, E,nn~ri.
william Lching. Mr.. and Mrs +. Wilson Mrs. l..
Keys ". II. Law. +. &. Martin iii-s t. simmer
W II. pcritr'. Mr.. :. :. cold, Nj, h. T. coli.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cloa-on Mis- Gilbert Mr..
Clagcit Mis- Caeclt Mrs. H.. y. Shotwol II. MAJ
Ryder. Dr. and Mrs.. &. stewart. +. Ciarh.r f. Is.
J0rgcnscn Miss Jogcn-cn. Mis- ~umer,ur1 ilber;
Fox. Miss Fox Mr.. aud Mrs. y. c. Potter samuel Il.
Tuch Charles r. stokes. G. \. Barattone If H.
Mcclellan. ii. J. Jackson and james Il. Dundas