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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08

Erysipelas, Swollen Limbs. Bad Sores,
scales and Seabs on the leg have been en-.
tirely cured Dy f. =. T.. the most wonder
fni blood medicine OF the day
course OF T.. p. II. will Danish sll bad
feelings and restore your health 70 perfect
condition. IT. curative powers are mar
ysloas. IL out OF sorts and IN bad humoT
with yourself and the world. take r. X. y.
and become healthy and rational.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
T-t GEORGIA HUssARs.
''''l '" Wreck on the Way Home
HORSES atsliy Injured.

graph % TIE Dispatch-l
s. c.. March THE car OF
"a ii---aTs. returning from Mash-
savannah. was wrecked two
'i icfo Yesterday. The truck
r.. Jumped the track, and, after
.. .ance. caught under the
'.aialnlug the horses. pushing II
.-- .Ab4nkment and standing n
l.. ed. lhe accident was caused
r.t -Hect condition Of the track.
.'s. WHO escaped with shaking
t ie-r the stock-car almost "a
. go. Iiclr horses out. Fortunate
'.....-. Was Of the palace variety, and
sept tho horses apart. As
OF the finest horses will die
i'. Olatrs were Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
nober, Penny to He Buried To Morrow.

The remains Of Robert Penny, the yonne
man killed at tho Virginia and North
Carolina Wheel Works yesterday, were re-
moved from McDopough's undertaking
estabiishment last night about 8 O'Clock
and carried to the residence of his brother.
in-law, Mr.. William IL. billiard, No. S8lS
sixth street. Fulton. The funeral WI
take place from tins house tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08

commends itself to the well-informed Ia
do pleasantly and eifectually what was
formerly done in the crudest manner and
disagreeably as well. To cleanse the sys.
TEN and break up colds, headaches, and
fevers without unpleasant after effects use
the deliahtful liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
No Grounds.nud-BulldIngs Meeting

There was TO have been meeting of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee last
evening. but there was not quorum OF
It's members present. The session Will be
held at the call of the chairman. Colonel
Cutshaw was ready to submit statement
of the needs Of the department for the
renr. The amount asked for is sGl, ISL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
THE GERMANS WILL PROTEST.
A Committee to Prepare Objections To the
English Ritual.

EuElish hltuai-
There was Il long and heated session of
GerInania Lodge, Knights OF Pythias. last
night. Tho attendance was unusually
large and the discussions spicy and ami
mated.
The main question to engage the atten-
tion OF the body was the action OF the
Supreme Ledge IN taking away from the
German lodges the ritual OF their own
language and requiring them 70 use the
English ritual. Numerous speeches were
made, aud committee consisting OF
Messrs julius Strause. Henry G.. Miller
Nj. +. Richter. and Charles I. Loehr was
appointed TO prepare protest against the
use Of the English ritual N this and other
German lodges. These gentlemen Will pro-
baby make a report at :he next meeting
of Germanla.
A prominent member of Germania Lodge
told DISPATCH reporter last night that
there appeared 70 be no desire for sepa-
rate supreme jurisdiction. but rather that
there was an inclination 70 harmoniZee
matters. He said that the Germans looked
upon tho action Of the Supreme Lodge "a
mistake which they hoped would be cor
rectel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
Professor Boa,wrirh.s Closing Lecture

Professor Boatwright's Closing Iecture'
The eighth and last lecture In the unit
versity-extension course Was given In the
chanel at Richmond College last night.
Tne subiect was "Heine and the Modern
Tra.o Beginning with the parentage and
boybood of tho great satirist. Professor
Roatwright gave very interesting sketch
III the man OF letters. Harry Heine was OF
Jewish descent and born IN Dusseldorf,
Il the universities Of Bonn. Gottingen, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
1913 -toN'5 pROTCGE INSANE.
Ia',.n Causes the Arrest of a South
tu t,ctryman's son.


s., t.cteyman's son.
-. |a ui2.r went 10 the Tombs
Monday, saws the New
..-.ci Justice Hogan 10 COM
T. Bailey for examination
lie Judge sent Bailey -
ta'.
Young man IN whom
iatDeriy interest, beng
-. .l friend. clergyman IN
Ntcn be came q this city
A-Y his parents asked Mr.
after ham. Young Bailey
..el Gathering data for u
tory. and be lived At the
Tor some time be seems
...lg Wild lite. Weak
atom be- WAS taken I'll two
L' u.s. the hotel people no.
'.. acting oueerly. aud on
.,aphc1 for Mr. Dixon 10
rave ~ his friend.
'I E4l'ry ia bad way,
90 send Tor his mother al
.ar morning IN the absence
..,- Bailey dressed himself.
l..s.. 4.a after settling his
. ..erk be was going home.
-... for forwarding Ms
,feu disappeared. ParsOn
l.I. ADD huUyiug down
.s Young man 70 the Des-
berry,. whore he was wander
ala, people his ticket.
-t Bailey 20 60 home with
refused. and has excited shouts
.-.Ud o. collect. As q last
t|eu --k cd policeman 10 al
u4u. saying that he was III
" .. detained at the hospital
"f lrrlye-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
COLONEL MURPHY WILL SETTLE UP.
Nearly 94OO of the Exposition Guarantee
Fund Collected by Him Yesterday.

Colonel John Murphy will make prompt
settlement with the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical Society of the amount
awarded against him on account OF the
losses by the recent State Exposition. lie
called upon number of subscribers to
the guarantee fund yesterday, and every
one paid up cheerfully the amounts
pledged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08

4 horse belonging TO a colored man
named Person was run over 10y an elec-
tric-car on Franklin street near the tx
change Hotel last night about 1880 O'Clock.
The animal was so badly injured that the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals had him killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
Small Fire ut the Cedai-Works.

There was a small fire at the Richmond
Cedar Works last night. Fortunately, the
blaze was detected before 1t assumed Sc
rlous proportions and was soon extin-
puished by the men from Engine House
No. S. to which n still alarm was sent. Inc
Gre was in the blacksmith s-shop and
caught from the forge. The damage was
trining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
Mean temperature. ..................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March The severe strngency
in the money market, call loans having gone rs
high rs y per cent. per dem and interest. equal
TO about % per cent. PEI annum. led to a fresh
attack upon the Industrial stocks in the early
trading to-day. American Sugar Refinery broke
q to ll6ss. and the others yielded anywhere
from l to 3sS per cent. Many small holders were
alarmed by the high rates exscted for money and
sold ont. The railroad list, on the other hand.
was remarkably firm, the only exception being
New England. which, on the popular belief that
the New YORK. New Haven and Hartford will
ultimately get the road at its own price, broke
AS 20 %.
MONEY BECOMES EASIER.
As the day wore along IL became evident that
the stringency IN money was due IN part 70 ma
nIpulatiOn, and this, together with a further de-
cided drop IN sterling exchange. had tendency
10 restore confidence. A recovery set IN, and IL
assumed more important proportions az the
ease in money became more pronounced.
American Sugar regainet all OF ia early loss
on we'll authenticated reports which were alter
wards fully borne out. that an extra dividend
would DO paid on the common stock.
EXTRA SUGAR DIvIDgsDs.
II was announced LATE in the day TINT the di-
rectors IN addition 10 declaring the usual quar-
terly dividend Of ia per cent. on the preferred.
had raised the quarterly rate on the common
awarded the common stockholders an extra
cash dividend OF 10 per cent. IL is stated that
after paying all these dividends the company
will have cash surplus Of some SJ,OOO,OOO.
Outside OF American Sugar Refining tho nd
vance from tho lowest was equal 10 1ealls per
cent 4 majority Of the railway shares,lke -.
Paul. Rock Island, Burlington and Quincy,
Lackawanna, Louisville and Nashville. Union
Pacific Reading. Missouri Pacific. and Atchison,
closed with net gains for the day OF y TO . per
cent.
GOVERNMENT BOND ISSUE.
There was considerable buying for the long
account. AS well as 20 cover short contracts,
owing partly 70 reports that Secretary Carlisle
would at an early day announce an Issue OF
bonds by tho government Of s10,OOO,OOO. The
market closed firm In tone. The sales aggre-
gated 302. 900 shares listed and lll,OOO shares
unlisted.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call irregular, ranging from = and
interest to per cont last loan at 8, CLOSING
offered at 3 prime mercantile paper, per cent
Sterling exchange heavy; posted rates, Sio3a
SAS7; commercial bulls, s4.S3aS4.SJl4.
Government bonds steady. state bonds dui.
Sub Treasury balances-Coiu, 81, 3S3,0Oo
currency, S25, 22l,O0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
.sAaINr ISrEIIIaENCR.
PORT OF RICHMOND, hARcH
ARRIVED.

Noon rises 1900 Eyealns 800. g:o5
PORT OF RICHMOND, hARcH .. is9s'
AKkIyED.
s,aa,,er peutx. Norfolk, merchandise and pas
seucers irwin Weisiger, asen'.
sAmEn
s,.anship O,d Dominion, Couch, New io<xx
ner,.haudi-e and passengers; 0corso W. Aicu
& Co, agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS MARCH q isoA
10y telegraph
AgEIyEe
n-,,,sh steamship Duke CT forxs Nss w
leans. ,.. paD.asxaA
Gsrman Steamship Remus, Noriois-
British steamship George hssten' nsiun~
schooner X. X. Hunt. New fork.
schooner John Tcyohy, New iorA.
sAILEp.
British steamship Duke OF YORK, havro
AMERICAN steamer Putnam, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAsca :. 1894
ny telegraph
Anzfvsp-
steSmship Berkshire, Ryder. frovfdence ssS
Norfolk and Ss.PSrs ss soshsn. Bsnoss go.
ssarers and general cargo.
sssamer Eim ciy. Marshall, Walksvton. pas.
ssnxers aud generss cargo
aAlLkA
steamship Berkshifes kydsr Providence sss
Norfolk. general cargo.
stssmship Charlotte, Geoghsn. BAltlmors. psss
senes, and general cargo
steamer Rin Ctr. hssshsAh WAlkseteA 80
ssnasss Apd SsneeNoqfoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
STATE BONDS.
Ala. Class 4
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March 7--Baltimore and Ohio, 80 :
Northern central, 20; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, los DO. 81 incomes. II +;
consolidated gas stock, JS4a6O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
cnrcAGn IyE-srocx MARKET

CHICAGO, March 7.--Ca.tls-Recepts. H'JVo
head; sbipments, 1900 head MARKET SOW
aud weak: top steers, s5.00af3; medium I'D
good, -. 6OasS. 10; others. s4aS5.55; s,ockers
and feeders. s3as3.25; Texans, s2.ecaselO;
cows. 81. l0aSAl5. 800
Hogs; Receipts, 10000; shipments. s,Vuo'
Market 1Osljr lower: mixed and packing,
81. 75as7. 80: prime heavy and butchers, So
$500; prime lights, SI.J0as1S5; pigs aud
lights. SuaS6.40. ~
sheep: Receipts. 10000: shipments, Lou.
Fancy and natives strong: others and westerns,
100 lower; natives. sAaS0; Westerns, so.los
$40: tali-clipped Texans, s4.60a-4.7j ismbs,
-paSt, "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
QUOTATIONS..
7sasic. Mixed. 75aslc.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FLoUR.-we quote Fine, s2as2.25: super
$500: patent, 94.7Sa4J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
TrE CASE BALL SEASON.
''''dais OF the uniy.r.,,y ream-wil
'IIh alth n ale Her. MAJ In

open Nth Yale Here May LIST.
l,.,. aNphcants for the University of
ID i li.'''- Ease Bali Team. who have been
l.,sI rs mhasium Tor the past month.
Ecu put on the athletic field. There
Cls,i,..,,se Number Of applicants. saws a
Rs,.. 81 lle special 10 the New York
thea ga much good material among
last ,sptain M. L. Smith has found
S'' a'is 10 too much occupied with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
R,r,.,ersa from Richmond.
The Modern Way

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, March Nv. y. Gay, Gilsey; NJ
| Sycle, Continental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
BALTIMORE.

100 lover. natives. ttaSo. Nesietys, so."'
$40: taii-clipped Texans, s4.60a.4.75; iamIs,
st.JOes6.5o. o, .-~-~
BALTIMORE, March Flour dllI and un.
changed. Wheat easy; 40. : red. spot ahd
March. 14i4a74lsc.: April. 76sec. asked: Nay.
/ T67snT7iAc; July, sSc.: No. red, 7OalOlse.
Corn firm. mixed spot, 4ss4S'4c.; March, Sfs-s
4si@c.: April 4Ssa4Sl2c.; May tStsatSssc;
July, 4att a4oi,c.; steamer mixed f0lsa4JaAc:
whito and yellow. by sample, isa4Sbs.. Oats
quiet aud steady; No. .. whltewestern, flai2c.
/ No. = mixed, 37aa7,Vc. Hay nrm; good -
choice timothy, sl6sslT. Grain freignts dnh
! aud unchanged. Cotton nrm; mindung, nig'.
/ Provisions dun; ness-pork. SSl.DV. Lard
| Refined. sl4. Butter quiet. Coffee quiet;
/ Rio cargoes. fair. lgl@c.: No. :, lslsr. sugar
steady: formulated, s+S9. Wniskcy nrm a.
'''- ''''' CINCINNATI
| CINCINNATI. o., March Flour quiet. Wheat
nominal; No. ., red, 5oc. Corn inll; No. >.
| mixed, 43c. Oats steady; No. mixed. 34iS'.
! Pork duh AZ $3.50. Lard quiet At Sl;.3o.
! Bulk-meats weaker az st0J0. Bacon quiet &c
81. Whiskey nrm aud ia good demand at
THE COTTON MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, March 7.--A0or-Cottoa-Nar n
| and April. = GO-0id., also 62-0td. April aud
MAY. 4 0l-Gtd. also 6J-6id. May and June.
q o3-64d.. also 6!.Gid.. also 0'I6td.' also
3D., also ) Ltd June and July. , Lad,
| also I'D, also . l-04d., also lid, also
| 3 3-64d. July and August, lid. also
3 3-6id., also . 4-64i; August ana september.
4 > - ~.
| October and November. 4 d2-04d
| 4 J.. N.-Msrch, 63-d4aJd.; March sni
| April. 4 G:i-GtaJd.: April and May, 5aJ l-54d
| May aud June. > .-jfd., bAyers; June and
July, 3-j4aj 49, Al: July ani August . l-,i4i..
! value; August and september. i-6Aa5 5-6td.;
! September and OctoJer, 3d., value October aud
| November, 62-0ld. Futures closed rarely
| steady.
| NEW YORK. March Spot cotton easy: up
lands. "'.c.: Orleans. u19c. low middiiug.
| 3 IL l0c.; good ordinary SIC. sales, 30
| bales. Futuras closed steady; sales, 2O,OlO
! bales. March. 5000: April, sAl4: May, 1914;
june s9.31; July. g9f1; Angrsl, so.i3; sep
| tember, $500; October. sA2o; November,
| sq.IS Total not receipts. all ports, $500
! bales. Exports-Great Britain, loo Oalos
! France. l.l0S bales; Continent, "2O' bdles;
| stock. 800. 1872 bales 800.
! Totals 40 tar this wcck-Net receipts. 2S,lO
! bales; eKuorts-Great britain, 2.lSI baie,'
! France, IJ.S1l belos : Continent l*,olo Dtle,
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
| wilmington, y. C.. March 7.--Bosin nrm:
| strained. sLlO; good strained, sl.lJ iuxpeu-
| tine firm &c 32l6'. Tar nrm a. sl0a. Erudo
turpentne steady; hard, - loft and ''rgis-
SIaO.
| CHARLESTON. : c., March 7.-Tgrpentin9
firm nc 32c Resin arm; good strained, sl-o
| sl25.
| SAvASSAH, IA. March 7.-Turpenune, hrm
| al 33c. ROsn quiet 40 si.2J 20 sl.3O.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported tor the Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va. March 1.-MaYkot active.
Prices have slightly advanced. Primo, &c. extra
prime. 31sc. fancy, jNc.; factory hand-plcAod'
| 3I9ti34c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair aud pleasant ln.,he morning, followed
~ clear weather IN the afternoon. Inc SKIES
were clear at midnight.
Range Of the Thermometer AZ tbs front.door
OF thu, DIsPAFCH Office yestorlay:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March 7.-0PYRRrsGs-Wheat.s $50
bushels. Corn. $40 bushels. Oats, /, 100 bush
els.
sALEs.-wheai, 10 bushels. Corn, 200 bush
els.
QUOTATIONS..
wHnAr.-Longberry, 7saSfc. Mixed. 75asic
Shortberry, 70asVc. No. red, 79c.
CoRs.-White Virginia, bag lots, DC; No
white, 52c. NO. mixed. 40ao0c.
OATs.--Winter Qor seed, 42a4oc; No.
mixed, 3slss39c.: No. 3 mixed, 37a3oc.
RYE.-6OaD5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
TAR AND TARTAR.
MISUNDERSTOOD Wednesday.

NJ III I'M uO-DJIUIU NCUHl OUuJs
MANCHESTER LODGE. MACuINISrS.
CIGARMAEERS UNION.
BROTHERHOOD or BLACKsMIrHs.
RICHMOND LODGE, CHOsgs FRrENps.
sOLDIERs'-HOHE LODGE, GOOD TENPLAR3.
GuL-NEMORIAL LOnGE. GOOD TENPLAR-.
ILBA BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
"B" COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
GOODWILL COUNCIL, HBCuAslC&
dENKlCO COUNCIL ROYAL ARCANCM.
CUMMINGS ASSEMBLY, GOOD FELLOWS.
MADISON COUNCIL. HOME CIRCLE.
VIRGINIA TENT, KNIGHTS or MACCABHEs.
POCAHONrAs Tribe, RID MEN.
NAR1HA WASHINGTON LODGE. KNIGHTS OF H0S0R
SCHILLER LODGE, ODD-FELIOWs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Graixs
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and the
Weather Indications
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch ]

1 WASHINGTON, n. C., March 7.--Forecast
| ram flor twenty-four hours-frotn midnight
INN to midnight--for Virginia; Fax wea-
@ther, probably followed by rain dusins
the evening or night; winds shifting to
southeastcrly; slightly warmer.
Foe North Carolina: Fair westher Wednes-
day; rain Wednesday nigh. or Thursday; sonih-
crly winds; warmer in extreme eastern por-
ton.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Jesse NJ. Rhodes of Reno, New, is in
the city.
DR.. Obed Harvey was up from Gait
yesterday.
Ex-Chief of Police Lee left last night
for Chicago.
w. II. Eckhardt is down from Spokane,
Wash, on visit.
Miss Susie Russell is the guest of Mrs.
! Charles McCreary.
Ex-senator A. H. Rose came down
from Colusa yesterday.
Miss Ethel Wilson of Portland, Or, is
visiting friends in this city.
George S. Putney of Elk Grove and
Miss Lizzie Putney are stopping in the
city.
Miss Nellie Fisher and Mrs. C. Roth of
TINS city have gone to Capitola for two
weeks vacation.
Miss Maud Green, a student at the State
University, is in the city paying visit to
her brother, j. +. Green.
Mrs. John Ochsner and children have
departed for Santa Cruz, accompanied by
M rs. j. Ziph of Grass Valley.
Ex-Governor Solomon OF Washington,
now of San Francisco, is in the city.
Governor Solomon was a member of the
Assembly few years ago.
A camping party consisting of Messrs.
Howard Garrett, Cornelius G. Conrad.
James Patterson and Andrew Burke is
at Lake Tahoe and vicinity, where they
expect to hunt big game and lay in a
stock of tall fish stories.
Ex-senator Reuter- was in the city
yesterday and reports the fruit outlook as
excellent. The many friends of Mrs.
REUTER- will regret to learn that she has
not fully recovered from the effects OF her
attack OF paralysis of year ago. Her
general health, however, is quite good.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yes
terday; L. y. Norris, San Francisco; John
Mcfarland, Miss }. Orr, Gait; Mrs. Mar
tin and two children, Miss Steinwell,
Butcher Ranch; J. Z. Prewett, Auburn,
Cal; Mrs. i. McGiddings, Armona; Ii.
A. g. Moody, Forest Hill; John Robb,
Philadelphia; G. L. Keenan,, Oriand; G.
r. Berry, Wheatland; J. II. Hickland,
Woodland; L. l.. Bates, Sacramento; IL.
Harris and San Francisco Base Ball Club.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. S. Still, Chicago; a. b. But
Ter, Mrs. 4. B. Butler, Fresno; A. NJ.
Gardner, NJ. D., Napa; E. w. King,
Ukiah; q. NJ. Hamam, New York; Miss
Emma Saltzman, Canton, Ohio; L. j. Cox
and wife, Oakland; Ben Stern, ID. Phil
lips, G. i. McCandlass, II. Kraus, NJ. II.
Fay, l.. l.. Ramsdell, Z. +. Laurence,
George II. Dell, John L. Greaney. James
Swinnerton, Charles Nicholson, San
Francisco; ID. 5. Truman and wife, Aus
tin, New; w. b. Campbell, +. A. Miller,
George L. Palmer, New York; Z. +.
Drew and wife, A. Smith, Oakland; Ford
North, Lansing, Mich: John II. Ropke,
Louisville, Ky; Charles Dornitzer, Spo-
kane; George McMamee, John w. Ferris,
{. w. Marmadee, G. L. Jacobus, e. w.
Hopkins, f. Cardiff, w. w. Haslehurst,
San Francisco.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-14
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
NhecC OF the Embargo Placed on
American HouSas

HhecC OF the Embargo Placed on
American Houses.
NEW York, July I2.-Business was
practically at standstill to-day among
the large coffee, rubber and other houses
IN the South American trade in this city.
1hey are under an embargo placed over
them by the Brazilian Government. who
mold the key to the situation by virtue of
thelr ownership of the telegraph service.
All messages to Brazil in cipher are sup
pressed, as well as messages in plain Ian
guage, if they SAVIOR of politics.
Coomb, Crosby Il Eddy, one of the
largest importers of South American
woods, oils, ETC., sent an important mes
sage last night, which cost over S75. The
message had to be sent, and the code. if
used, would have prevented its delivery.
another one of the large coffee houses in
the street tried to get a cable through last
nlghI' out 1t was stopped at Pernambuco.
OCher houses seem in the same predica-
Hlent. There are, however, a few houses,
notably Crossman q Bros, who are send
ing cables IN plain language, but they in
VoIVe so much that a matter of 500 a
message Is of little consequence.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-07-14
ON EASTERN TRACKS.
KEENE'S DOMINO CAPTURES THE
HYDE PARK STAKES.
New Record Made for Two Miles in a
Race, Newton Covering the Dis
lance In 1927 I-2.
Special to the RECoRD-UNToN.

Special to the RECORD-UNTON.
WASHINGTON PARK, July 13.-Keene's
horse Domino captured the Hyde Park
Stakes to-day. worth to the winner Sl6,-
600. This makes $4,000, in three purses,
the Keenes have captured. Peter the
Great, the California colt, was second to-
day, and Corrigan's Vassal third. Pc
destrian, in the second race, beat the
track record at six furlongs. The last
race resulted in new record for two
miles, Newton making it in 3:274, the best
previous performance in a race being by
Wildmore in 1882, being BIS. Tenbroeck
made the distance against time once in
3:274.
One mile, First Ward won, koko sec
ond, Aldebaran third. Time, l:42.
Six furlongs. Pedestrian won, Anna
Mayes second. Bessie O., third. Time,
1:l34.
Hyde Park stakes, six furlongs,
Domino won, Peter the Great second,
Vassal third. Time, liza.
Mile and seventy yards, The Baron
won, Tom Flynn second, Shadow third.
Time, l:47.
Two miles, Newton won, Prince Of
Darkness second, Versatile third. Time,
1921.
AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 13.-The track
was fast. Seven furlongs, Steve Estes
won, StonnelI second, St. Florian third.
Time I:414.
Five 1urlongs, Hydersbad won, st.
Martin second, Sam Lucas third. Time,
1:Ol?.
Shrewsbury handicap, mile and half.
Pickpocket won, Banquet second, Mars
third. Time, 2:334.
Five and half furlongs, Chateau won,
Ed Kearney second. Crossire third.
Time, 1901.
Six furlongs, Hammie won, Sir Arthur
second, Wah Jim third. Time, lib.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 13.-The track
was fast. Five furlongs, Gorgeous won,
Express second, Laughing Water third.
Time, 1:O24.
Five furlongs, Patrolman won, Angelo
second, Honey Bee Colt third. Time,
l:044.
Six furlongs. Geraldine won, Tom
Tough second, Major DAILY third. Time,
1:144.
Mile and sixteenth, Bitten won, Sara
gassa second. Terrier third. Time, I:49.
Six and a half furlongs. Billetdoux
Colt Won, Araica second, Double Cross
| third. Time, 1:22
Six furlongs, Merry Duke won, st.
Mark second, English Lady third. Time,
1:I6!.
TROTTING AND PACING.
PITTsBURG, July 13.-Unfinished free
for-all trot, Martha Wilkes won, Lord
| Clinton second, Hazel Wilkes third.
| Time. 2:144
In the 2:19 trot. Fides Stanton won,
Florida second, Answer third, Post
fourth. Time, 2:154.
Free-for-all pacing, Mascotte won,
Major Wander second, Hal Pointer third.
Best time, 2:094
In the 2:2l trot, Jennie Wilkes won,
Marvel second, Wauseon third. Best
time, 2:l8I.