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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

TO rescue their kidnapped lucnd But
the force aud apidiiy with which she
planted her fists and toes In the most
tender portions of their bodies soon lclt
her undsputcd sovereign Of her booty
which she carried home But ibis was
only the beginning After putting her
husband % bed. she returned tc the
saloon, aud picked up one after another
of her husbands chums, and cast them
bodily out OF the building, leaving every
mothers son of them 100 the open air,
when she went home.
NoRwAy
The cieht.hour day has been intro
duccl Zoo 1ll the printing offices OF
Chrisuonssand.
Lars Otcdahl. the clergyman. will
soon begin the publication of new
daily to De called Siay3nger ANenblad,
d. Nanscns north pole expedition
arrived GO rromso the other day The
Fran has given satisfaction In nearly
every particular.
The grain and hay crop will DE light
IN thg southeastern part Of the country;
but the robust dark green potato vines
promise q hulntiul yield.
The Count and Countess Waldcncc,
of Berlin, have made a pleasure trip
along the coast of Norway. Countess
, WaldorgCo 30 an American Boy hru
ln many localities around S,avaugcr
w. Uf,N, i,'' ".s' NJ, , U,l '',v .,,. W.
l'll "'I NY, u, ", '''.''t''' "'''l' w.
'"'' " "'''' nay "'''' '''' o. ''"
Herman w. Aukct the famous pain
W. W., ,,.i.,' IVY ~,
dalon from different points. These
works give correct Impression of the
. disaster.
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/ TO desert thl, patof the Cord THUS leav.
. Ing "a uumhr of fishermen 100 % pre-
| ciriuus condition.
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"tprfy UuiIdyr gbIur.s " ID uBroJy ou
lbscn's 'rhc Master Bai.dar.' was prc.
scented at ludcpendcut Theatre. London.
the other dly. The performance was
heartily applludcd hv "a large audience.
The manager of the theatre explained
that be brought the piece ON the stag,
not in order 10 udiculc THE Master
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

spseloi Corr,pondeacs of ne NEWS
NEw YORK. August, Is a bad
year for the summer resort OF all kinds.
The Worlds Fair and the hard times
combine to keep the people away, and
none Of the hotels are doing more than
half business. Some OF the biggest
hotels along this Lake are closed, and
the assembly grounds have not had
their usual crowds Up TO this time the
big Chautauqua has had a steady In.
crease every year. and had the con
d,ions been the same as usual there
would have been one.third more here
this summer than ever before. As tits
they will not more than hold their own,
and many Of the smaller Chamauquas
over the United States will be run at
loss. This Assembly however, is ON a
sound basis, and IL can depend on "a
good crowd whatever the conditions.
ID has a big revenue. and 1t Is doing q
great work. chaltcd last night about
twth DR.. T. l.. Flood, the editor Of
Che Chaulauquan. said he There Is
no college In the United States that Is
planted on 6tmcr foundation than
th.s institution. It has a revenue Of one
Hundred thousand dollars year, and
ere are in the United States today
u.,ut sixty thousand people who are
studying our courses. All told over
two hundred thousand people have been
connected with the Chautauqua Liter
aty and Scientific circles, and we have
given diplomas to 5000. No college OF
the United States has had SO many
graduates as that, and the number Of
students steadily increases. We now
have our own text books written for as,
aud we supply the work for big pub
fishing house IN keeping as In books.
% costs only seven dollars q year to
engage III our work. and a student can
carry On his worl, al home, and gradu-
ate at the end OF four years for an out
lay Of uwenty.eight dollars, Two could
combine and graduate for SIS a piece, or
three could get in this way a college
education for SO each
"How many Chatauqua's are there
In the United States'" ! asked
There are sixty dihcren, assemblies
or summer universities like this. These
pre- scattered az z..,,..:S. IS Maine and
from Washington - found inS'e e,...
The reading ciicles ars,' arc OF all q, ,.
IA I'M !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

= ~ n, "sul or rotten 4,
u" Not - ~ s." " II h 4,
" The porttnitt'3, %, = u. p a,gvs II
yBaznt viii be- g, y q, NS,H ~ -, 4 "
whun Mr.. ". q. =, q %, ~ =. I'm
NE hh'r witn the =. 49, thar
ever determined 10 dfl, y 'ciass work
Wall uuitl then and col. and get M
gtry taken q. ~. Savage, IT, ana 4
NnIu H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

a theological candidate states over
bis signature loo daily that several
Copenhagen pastors have DECLARED
themselves willing TO support new min.
islcs Of the gospel d only the city
would furnish The necessary church
buildings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
4 rNIsIDENT Mo sLErr

Hayes also taught himself TO 20 to
sleep as soon as he touched his pillow"
General Brlnkerhot continued, "and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

AZ Bagsvcrl Mark the skeleton 70
giant woman has been found Z
woman must have measured fully Sc,
feet aud the skeleton Is about
years old. The find will be sen'
Northern museum togetFs MieshIs
curonc, and other ~ aud others
same place. .uds N foul brood,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

lAdiua' Princess Dfessesl
si7j, reduced from Sass
$40, reduced from e4.1j.
, 1893-12-15
Dolitifhes.

Cine begetiterte WalienDeglammlung 3ul
@uniten bon Sobn g. 6optins fano geIterr
Nbenb IN WeuQers Sale, @de SeSmig unb
Nortb 4pe. itott. Matb. Sranben fibrte
ben 8oritb. ST tpies in tlrSen @orten
auf bic 8ertperfli6feit bes 6~ereinserrens
religi0ier @e9enidbe bin, tporauf General
2ieb ais eriter Hebner auf Die g[Gnsenoe
Concentration Ser 0emofroten i'm Qu6is
toriun> @ebGube Dtntpies unO 6ieieIbe ais
ctnen 8orldufer bes Sieges am 10. 0e3emz
bet be3etduete.
6err @olbsier fibrte aus, 6aB 6opftns
i'm @e9eniab SIT Smtft bic Gibcralit6t uno
0ulo1arnteit pertrete un6 ben Weg All 3ett>
gemaBen Geformen einf6lagen tperbe.
6err 6optins, ber NIT 8e9eiiterung emf
pfan9en murbe, ipra6, tpie am borbergez
gangenen 2tbenb, iiber bic glattform, ouf
ipelcber ct itebt. QtuBerbem bteLten Die
6erren Srant Wenter, @art SGrting,
@mil S06itcr, Qbolpb Sturm unb Mar
Stern Geoen, un6 3tpar in oeuti9er
Spra6e.
Nu6 in Der Q::ncoLn Surnbaue fan6 cine
Sablreib beiuchte 6emotrattfdbe Waiienoer>
iammIung itatt. 6ier 1pracben GDnrcB=
man 0urborOm, QSm. Wan9ler, &t6ter
Gboman, Nm. g~teiienegser, Grs0(lberman
6apnes, alderman Serton un6 Sobn g.
6opftnS.
SIM 9tamcn Ser bemotrattib ~geiinnten
Q(rbeiter lift Elm fur Die 2lrbeiter beitimmter
Qtufruf erlalien tporben, in pelcbem aus9ez
fiibrt pirb, baB es bic Nepublifaner tparen,
pel6be burb Nnnobme Ser Wc&tnleDs8tu
bic ibtneren 3eiten beraufbe16moren, baB
@eorge 8. Stptft Elm @egner bes Nbtitunz
benz @eIeBeS unb Der Nrbeiter unb Sobn g.
Sopttns bet rt9tige Mann lei, tpel6er aud
Elm 0er3 fir bic Nrbeiter babe.
Den beuticben 9tepublttaner itn6 etnige
Spalten bes Snter Ocean i~niofern sur Ser
figun9 9eiteut mOrben, ais tie baieLbit lire
Nlslaiiun9en" in beuti9er Spracbe bruden
laiien t0nnen.
Smtit belt 9eftern Nben6 Nnipra9en in
Puaman nn0 @ran6 @roiiing.
6eute Nbenb ftnbet i'm Nubttorium cine
republtfantibe Notwithstanding itatt.
Sn 8aiier's Sale, SEQ. 1888 un6 1890
Qrcher 2lDenue, ft1toet beute Mbcnb etnt
Deuti6e Notwithstanding itatt. Die
9erren Sobn g, 6opttns, @albineton
SEEING, @n1il 6Oecblter, Garl 6aerttng,
Senator Gbtele un6 alderman Studar1
perben ReOcn balten.
, 1893-12-15
Murktherftt1t
6 1icagp, Is. Sea.

. y Il w.
5Olsen6e Gretie tuurben BET gr0Berem
Bartten e~r3telt:
Butter, Bette greamerDz8a %
O., quite 26027c, m%ittelmdBtge %
@25c. 0airD, bette, 233@243c, mtttelgute
nno quite 19@21c, frii9er 8adtng Stof
153@163c.
8uttertne, Galtlafe Ooir0, IS,
empire 1631, bette Creamery 10, Sninoi1er
III in vGoas" o6er tleinen G5ebinoen &c
meDr.
&dfe, bette vTuu Cream Gbe66ars"
11012c, vStptns" 111(012c, yOoung
Nmertfa" 12@1233, nacbgemacbter Sdpeiz
ser 123@137c, u8rtd" 12@13c 2tmburser
-@-c.
8Obnen, 8cTte uNopies" $1.754@
1,6O, mttteLgute $1.55, nit Der Wtai6tne
9ereintgte 81 .40@1.5O.
@ter, gang frti1s, 23c 6os OuB6.
W btSfeD, $1.15.
@efIiget, lebenoiges, TurfeD 99@
10c; 6ibner - Nennen Goo, oLte unb
iunge 6-63c; @nten 8(09c fir leben6ige
8dnle, lebenotge nit BEN ean3en Sebern,
$6.500$7.00 bas 9uben6. vSprino
@btdens" 6063c bos 8funb.
Sbf, ge00rrteS: Qtepfel, fitnitli6 gez
trOdnete, 74@1Oc bas 9fun0, an Ser
Sonne g%e6Orrte 11OrbIibe 5@63c. 8firitbe
5@6c, 8rOmbeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 900
243c; Galtfornii6es: Nprtfpien 14016c,
ntbtgei3dlte 9ftriicbe SOLE, gei9dltt
22024c; Pflaumen 9013; Goiinen
v2onbon 2apers" 81. 90 6as &tfts
chen, vNfustoteQer" $1.0O@1.35, IOit
406c.
Obit, friides : aepfel $2.25@2.5O uni
$3.O0(@3.25, ie na6 ber Site, 8anoner
$1.OO91.25, @ttronen 81. @
&artoffeIn- 8urbdnts 56058c
6ebrons 54@56; 8oie -@-c; 6ural:
chamber -0-c Ser 8ulbel. SerIeD=
Speetz 9otatos 3.25@3.75 Dab SAP, Sui:
nOiier $2.7503.0O.
, 1893-12-15
Gin midtiaes 6utaften.

GOrporat;onsantpalt Sraus bat 6erte
Sormittag BEN @eiun6beitScommiiiGr elm
bon ieinem 2%liiiitenten 3eiSIer ausgcarbeite>
tes @utacbten 8ugeiteIt, tpelcbes eritens ers
flGrt, baB Der @eiunbbeitScommiliGr nidbt
Die Weacbt babe, Semanb gu 5%tpingen, ii6
lr1pfen gu laiien, baB ct aber bas 8ecbt
babe, on bic 8epobner ser gan3en Sta6t
ober etneS8eSirfeS einen 8cfebl gu e~rlaiien,
iib innerbalb elmer porsel1riebenen .3eit
tmpfen gu Iaiien, unb bieicnigen, bic benz
8efebl ni9t nabfommen, nit @elbitrafcn
BON So bis 81 $25 gu b~elesen. Serner be-
iagt bos @uta9ten, baB Der @eiunbbeitS7
commtiidr baS Gecbt babe, 8erionen, bie
an ben gOden ertrontt limb, aucb gegen
tbren Wtacn unb nit @epalt .na6 benz
godenbOspital iberfibren 3u laiien.
0urcb 6ieie @utadbten tperben atpei
Sragen entibieben, Die fir ben @eiunbz
eits=@pmmiiidr CUR @inibrdntrng Der
8Iattern bon Der grOBten 8t6tt9fcit finb.
, 1893-12-15
= 9oIiseidef 8rennon tbetLte ben Der

- gOli3etcbef Brennan tbetLte ben berz
i6;eOenen Snipeftoren beute nit, baB iie
Scbritte tbun miiBten, UNI ben groBen 9u=
oran9 bon SrampS unb 2trbettsIolen 3lt
%berbinOern. 0ieler 8efebl lit aQerDinss
nicbt 10 lei6t aus3ufIbren, ba Oie8etreffen=
ben, iobalb lie baoon in 8enntuiB geiebt
t%perben, bic @iienbabn3iige aIsbann nibt
innerbaLb ber Stabt9rensen, 1onbern auBerz
baIb perlaiien tuerben unb gu SUB nacb Der
Stabt fommen. Der 8lan, einen Tbeil
Der ilberfliiiitsen Nrbeitsfrdfte fir StraBenz
reintgung gu benuBen, ftnbet ousemetne
8tuigung.
, 1893-12-15
(6ortIesun9 folQt.l

Sn Der No9t, Gr: v60re, Mariaune,
tb CLAUDE, es iino @inbreober in 6auie."-
Sic: rl1m 6immeLs pt4en! Sibt meme
6aube gera6e 2"
8osu Ser 6ausarst ba lit, Srau g.:
pNlio oaS nlocht Sic 10 perftimmt, lieblte
Treunbtn, baB Sic nab @ieSbaben poIlz
ten unO nun na9@aus 9eben iouen?" eSrou
s.: vJtun ia! 8ebenfen Sic 6odb, tpo31
bonOriren ptr benn bos gon3e sSabr einen
!6ausar3t, ipenn er mir, lobalo ib inn
Sommer in Elm g%eiptiies SAB geben tptu,
ba3n nicbt einmaI bic ri9ttge Grantbeit
empfe6len fann 2"
, 1893-12-15
DerunolIdt.

Ser 1Oid6rige Trant gapltnsft fiel
geitern Nbenb BEL BENT 8erlucbe, an Ser
GnbeD StraBe auf einen I'M Tabren be-
9riffenen Bug Der gtortbmeiternz 8obn aufz
5uiprtngen, unter bic 8dber. Sbm purben
betoe 8eine abgefabren unb ct ftarb beute
Worgen I'M Nlertanerz9 ospital. Die @Ltern
bes 8erunglidten leben in benz 9auie
158 Waban1ta 2lbe.
, 1893-12-15

VIZ W %thNJ"
Die @%e,pobnbeit lang aufSublet6en, bat,
pie fiteuoe 2ebenspeiie itberbaupt, cine
beIonoere 6olge. sic betBt DD8pepfte-
Seroauungs1dipdde.
Nnlpen6un1g oes 9eiuaoen Mtenidenners
ftanos wiirbe oa8 Nufblei6en oerbieten.
QeiOer miro er GIT ipenis fonlultirt.
Oarlm it's 5itlfe, idleltnige Siilfe, mas
&otb t6ut. Gt'oas, u'a ben 9%efttrtbteten
Sdtner3 at per6uten; ettua8 Oa8 ftdrft, ebe
Der i3uIammenbrub fon1l1t. Oo8 1T So
baum Soff'8 Ma13ertraft. @r
reet STE 2ebenstbdti9feit ar, f0rOert ben
StOfhpedieI, reist BEN appetit mnO biGft
sur 8eroauung. Gin DusenO Slaideu oe8
ddten Sobann 9Off'ideu Mafser@
traits 9e,pdbren eben 70 oie( &raft unb
NdbrItoff tpie Elm 6aB ale ODER YOrter,
Obne berauideno 5u iein.
Mtan nebne tbu au ieoer Mabl3eit.
Gr miro iiberau ~oerfauft. Wtan ad)te bar
auf, baB Der gtameus3ug nSobann Soft"
atf Der gillette am Salle ieoer Slaide ftebt.
&ein anoerer 1T veben 10 gut" 8eItebt Das
ralf ner ad|tet MaIiertraft hnM S0bann
9nff gut erbalten.
@tsner & Otenoelion 60, Igenten, 152 unb
154 Srantltn Ct, Stem g)ort.
, 1893-12-15

= MaDor Spift bat Sic Sr6tnan3, Bic
Nbi6affung Der Drebtreu3e Ser 81. Sem
tralbobn betreffenb, unter5etchnet unb Elm
lanstpieriscr &ecbtsftrett 3mtiben Der 81.
gentraIbabn u1b Der Stabt 1T beporiteben6.
, 1893-12-15

Greunbeu unb 8etauHtsu bic tralri9e Nodrt1t, baB
nnler geltebter Batter unb Sotte Wnt. +. Sropn am
NSItttpo9 gtee9mittog nm "a u9S %eeitorben it; pie ges
ont Is. 9eaelnber, lnt l ubr, nab part Gfib9e 9emeterD,
mosu SSreHnoe un0 gefannte etngelaben Iiub.
9le trauerIoe Outline Qlmna 8totutt
rphSt GiuAerr
, 1893-12-15
meroen fte tbr Mort balten?

eugene Scuup, elm 8ruber bes berii6=
ttgten uScully de robber", So1. Douglas
unb Sobn Mfurpbp, ftanben beute Wtorger
por bem Gt6ter 9ODIe unter ber QnfIa9e
bes unorbentGt6en 8%etragens. sic tpurz
ben geitern gta6mtttag au ser Mabtlon=
unb6aliteoitr. perbaftet, neil iie lib in uer7
OdAtiger Metie benabmen. Ser Ni6ter
betrafte ite NIT ie $25, erlteB tbnen aber
bic Strafe, ba fe bod unb tbeuer perz
ipraben, iib in 3utunft tabelIos aufz
fIbren gu tpoaen.
, 1893-12-15

-0er6erausgeber elmer bieitsen beutiben
3ettun9 iagt beute in elmer ni6t gonS
paiienben lleberi6rift: vQlu6 OH, metn
Sobn Wftfe?" Wtr %erinnern Jpn 6aran,
baB er alein, nicbt aber iein Sobn auf
oieien gtamen Iniprnb erbeben tann.
, 1893-12-15


b ~erfaufen: Obft=Sdubereien IN @ollfDrnIen -
y Sracts BON 20 9Eeres fir $2IG0 5Gidt fmr Strfnl1r.
90. Ottoman, 3immer 314 Aiblano 8Iod ~ Start
Str, @bieaqp.. 7ba1Wttnio
, 1893-12-15

NmftiDns= TerfGufe.
AHttions.3 Dtia.
eauI6re Ioo
@~tOntass uae 8oaneritass.
Gpe3taIs@ertduie an anbereu Sa9eH bes Moneis.
maarsu auf 4ripot.gertauf. MboIeIaIs Ober getaiL an
AHftiOHs.preiieu.
gertdufe bon Wobuungs. 6 iurittuu9sn cine 9pesialitdt
SsIb nersef6oifeH bel uebtrtraenua
GorreipoHbeHsen DerbeH ersuartet ,.
@artiH gmeri9 s Sc,
GIetioH1re.
s61 u 26S state Str, Gbieaae. l2ap1Stuio
0I ufttpns,9erfauf Don 8fsrSeH II. + ~. 0isnss
~ tags uub Sreitags uI 10 1lbr. Qertaui BON ueusu
Soe=8uegits ra II ubr. 6 98eft l2. Str.
80. 8. GberIe,
Euetiondr noH Srunb' unb decentralization.
22illStufe
, 1893-12-15
8erI6ieOenes.

cNas 8ermietbungs : 8iireau, $40 81. SaIiteo Str,
~ empfeblt fmb ben 9erri9aften sur geIorguHg BON
guten 0eutIdeH Wdoden.
, 1893-12-15
6cHorben:

@m IS. 9eaember 2trtoIo @udntann i'm aGter BON
sc SoBren. Die geerbigung fiuoet itatt am Snmitag
ben l6. 9e3ember, 9ta6mitta9s 2 ubr. bonn 9rnners
bauie, 1876 90. @bica9o Ape., mad 6racelonb. lin itIae
Gbetlnabme bitten 1bereia Sud1rtat Satin,
4oa3t nebit Stnbern unb 8eripaubter.
, 1893-12-15

3m berleibert.
* eID- Sebrau9e Ell lie etfpas2
WSir ~ rleibeH 6elb IN QroBeH ooer fIeinen @untnre1
alI 9a1sbo ltungs- SegeuitdnOe Btanps, Yferbe, gad9eI
ntto &agerb d~ns1cletne 81 iebr nie6rigen Staten unb 0uT
1ebe beliebig, 3ett. Abaablnugen Der anletbeu tDnnen
81 1eber belle 6igeu 3eit gemadbf unb auf btefe @Geiie Die
3inien rebu5. IT ptreen.
@b3cago Mprt9a Qe Soon So,
S6 &aSaae1tr. (oauptlurl erfer 6lur iibsr Der StraBG
24ag1StglnEo
(HelD 3u Der1eibeu auf ubrer, 2iananteH.
SHmuf laden, SetpeDre, YtltoIen etc. 90diter
YretS be5abIt fir altes SpIo, Sllber uuo GbeIiteiue bel
Soml q, 3ouu enp s. @u, 118 Dearborn 9trase.
4jtlStnir
RoIe, Auiulon g. 60. Mortgage 8anfers, ~ Dear
~ bornitraBe, Derleiben 6eL6 auf Gbico9Oer 6rln6ets
9entbum sn ben I1ieori9iten Tretien, iop1e aud 9nf Se=
ba1be 7b51Stuio
g 8elE 3u be ri aben on bebauteS Chicago &runeeIgeas
v tbuvt. guiIbii u Scans iueroen ous9eTnnrt9
l8pfham - y Etnrr x Gn HaS SCtalte ctr.
, 1893-12-15
Yeri6nli9es.
gu mietben geindt.


On mietbeH geiudt: Store nit 4 o6er 5 Bin.
~ mern an Der 9~tOroleite, geeiguet fir 9elitateflen,
GaHbg uuo Confectionery. l~pDm69Iid5 nit @taniIng.
gsab5ufragen ABS Stto=StroBe. oben, Safe 9ielu.
, 1893-12-15

MiIberg un6 Der 3pette 3euge batten auf
iid pGrten Iaiien, 10 OaB eerabe fnapp
, 1893-12-15
gteGengtiude.
anssissn inter bieier @ubrit FnO tOftsni

N lin DIT: Snmeioer, tu6tia auf ale nprtomme1oe
" Mrbeit, iu1t Stelle III Stabt ober 2aHo.
l5bs3t 0atfielb, $50 W}ilmaufee Wpe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-23
Horner School Commencement.

OXFORD. y. c., June 22--Special.-
The closing exercises OF the Homer
School were In every respect a brilliant
success. The contest between Company
A ard Conn any b for the flag was ami
mated and exciting 10 The last degree.
The judges ccmplimentsd both OF these
companies for proficiency, but awarded
the flag 10 Company amid a storm Of
tumultuous applause.
The address Of Professor w. s. Currell
Ph. D.. before the Franklin Literary was
unanimously pronounced a fine effort
Astounding in bright humor and sage ad-
vice.
The orators medal was presented by
Rev G.. a. Jenkins 10 Darius Eatman. Of
oxford: the debaters medal TO s. II.
Hines. Of Milton, by Rev. !. r. Thacker,
the essayists medal TO Burton Craige. Of
Salisbury, by Rev. Edward Benedict
The presentation speeches were all good,
but that made by Rev J. Il. Thacker
was inimitably excellent, capturing the
crowd by it's sallies of wit and humor
Cadet W. T. Wimbish. OF Virginia, re-
ceived the medal for punctuality and
department, and Cadet S. H. Hill for
proficiency in drilling. Captain b. S.
ROyster, I'm a facetious and pertinent
talk. presented the two last-named med
ais.
Among the attractive young ladies on a
visit TO oxford are the two accomplished
daughters Of Colonel j. s. Carr. and
Miss Watson. Of Pennsylvania. who is a
friend Of the Misses Carr, and IS spend
Ing her vacation with them at the mag
nihcent home Of their father Colonel
Carr. Of Durham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-23
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton quiet:
uplands, s; Orleans, 81 sales. 100 bales
good ordinary, 6is: low middling, 1-1G.
Futures closed steady; sales, 1900
bales; June. ~; July. 10; August
1S7; September. 705; October. SOB; No
vember, Sl1; December, SO; January.
S26; February. S.3l.
Total consolidated net receipts OF cot
ten to-day at all ports, 4.294 bales; ex-
ports TO Great Britain 3079 bales; Con-
tinent $50 bales; stock. 403. IA bales
Total 50 far this week-Ne receipts
2o.217 bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
II .O29 bales; France 1,167 bales; Cont
nent 1s,s3S bales.
GALVESTON, June 22.-Cotton quiet
midding, ~; net receipts, 3f3 bales
sales. 2G2 bales; stock, 26,0CG bales
Coastwise. l.jl2 bales.
NORFOLK, June 22.-Cotton steady:
middling. 79s; net receipts. l67 bales:
sales. IL bales; stock. 10 16l bales
BALTIMORE. June Cotton nomi-
nal: middling. s: gross receipts, 500 bales
sales, 1910 bales.
BOSTON. June 22.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. s. net receipts. l27 bales; gross
receipts. 100 bales; Great Britain. 5s5
bales.
WILMINGTON, June 22.-Cotton quiet.
middling. ~; stock. 393 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Cotton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
me tLOSIYG QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
CoIlections-Foreig Advices.

NEW YORK, June 22.-speculation' at
the Stock Exchange was dull again to-
day. and was confined almost entirely
10 the room traders. Only 152.OVO shares
changed hands, and Of this total OOuVO
were Reading and 1900 unlisted stocks
After Reading. the most active stock was
ST. Paul. which figured for only lo,"p
shares. The sharp recovery In sterling
exchange put an end TO the talk OF goid
imports, and this had an adverse IN
nuencc. as the market was ADVANCED
yesterday on the talk about prooapiy
heavy importations Of the yellow metal
The announcement that Secretary Car
Isle had ordered the prepayment or the
July interest on the public debt. begin
ming on Monday next, had little or no
effect The feature Of the Reading plan
Of readjustment the cutting OF rates
by the Great Northern Railroad Com
pany. the bank failures in California,
and the heavy demand from that state
for the currency tended TO weaken the
list. The declines up to n late hour
were comparatively small, but when
money Jumped from Gd7 TO 129l5 per
cent, the bears succeeded in making
some impression on prices. Reading
dropped ~ to 13ss. National Cordage 3
TO 1917, General Electric to II, and
Manhattan 2ik 10 1854. Iackawanna,
after rising from 145ia TO 1871, dropped
10 145. and closed al 1854, Distilers
rose ~ 10 "a. and later lost most Of
the improvement. American Tobacco
broke TO Z, rose TO GOi3. and reacted TO
81. Rumors were current that the
company would defer the payment Of the
dividend. Toward the close Lake Shore
rose 1 per cent, and other leading shares
rallied u 10 / per cent. The market
left off hrmer in tone.
Money on call has been active, ranging
from 6 10 10 per cent. last loan at per
cent. and closing offered az S per cent;
prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange is firm; posted rates
4S4i4d4SGi5: commercial bills 4eli3H
4S2lb. Government bonds steady. State
bonds duh. Railroad bonds lower.
Sub-Treasury Balances-Coin, S6S,Gs2,-
600; currency, s1s65G,0O0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-23
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Jnne p.

RICH MOND, VA, June -, 1873.
Offerings of tobacco at auction on
Change, 81 packages sun-cured. One
package sold at $3.50. one al $50, one
at Sl7, one at $l475, TWO at $l1. one at
S1075, two at 81 one at SS75, one at
$3.50, one at IS, four at S775, four at
$3.50. one at $725 five al S., two at
SG7j, two at $3.50, three az SG2j. two at
Sc. one at $50. one taken I'm at $3.50
one sold at $40, two at $3.50. one at
500, one taken i'm at $40, one sold at
$40. one at S4S0. one at $40. one taken
in at S41O. one sold AT ST. one at $500
one at $50. one at $3.50 one at 81.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, . hogsheads; filters. 20; leaf
dark, 3; Tugs dark. >. Total, p hogs
heads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
1nspections-Bright, 81 hogsheads; dark,
1914 hogsheads and 21 tierces Reinspec-
tions-Bright, p hogsheads.
Myers, Wilson's. Allegheny, Old Do
minion, Shelburne's. Planters, Cren-
shaw's. Shockoe, Davenport's and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts. 2io packages; deliveries.
1876 packages.
a small sale Of bright loose tobaccos
at Shelburne's warehouse to-day.
Another good sale of bright loose To-
baccos at the Planters warehouse to-
day; prices hold up very well.
Mr.. b. Morris, quondam assistant iani-
tor al the Richmond Tobacco Exchange.
was on Change to-day
Registered AT the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: j. r. Wright, Lit. Wright J. II.
Wright, r. L. Wright. W. l.. Wright
w. f. Wright. r. =. Holland, Louisa:
b. b. Vaughan, Petersburg