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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Mr.. A. HARRIS's CLOSE CALL.
Horses Rescued from n Earning Stable
Rtcbmonders In the Country.

fCorrespondenco OF tho Richinoaf Mspatch.l
SCoTrsyILLE, July u.-Durlng the storm
SATURDAY. afternoon a large stable of Mr.
AuCustug Harris al Carter's Bridge. which
contained five horses and large quantity
of oats and hay, was struck by lightning
and burned to the ground. One ot the
horses. "A very fine mare which had colt,
was KILLED. aud the other four were with
much difficulty rescued from the fire. Dir.
Harris himself had @ close call. "a he had
left the stable about ten minutes before 1t
was struck. The stable fell IN ten minutes
after II caught.
Mr.. Russell Camden, of Roanoke, was
here yesterday aud to-day visiting MS
friends. ~
Messrs. Philip s. Powers, Samuel L.
Martin. and G.. ID. McEwen, OF Richmond,
VISITED thor old homes here saturday ana
Sunday.
MIR Charley Hudson, of Richmond, IL
visiting his father, in FIuyanna.
Dir. Hudgins. Of Richmond, IL MP on
visit to his old home, near Mt. zion, Buck
lngham.
Sir. j. ". Duke. assistant teller of First
National Bank. Richmond, has just COM
pleted "a weeks visit 10 the family j. Nj.
Norvell. Esq, at Elk Island, aud returns
10 the city TO-DAY.
Miss I.ihe Hill, of Richmond, daughter
of the popular cashier of the State Bank,
is visiting the family Of DR.. Jacquelin
Harrison. near Elk Island.
MIR. jackson Beal, Of the firm OF Beal
Brothers. at this place, left to-day for
Salem, Va, where he will remain week
or ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALI GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Ucsther Indications
[By telegram TO the p,spa,cn.i

IDy scIcgfnUu 70 thd DtspatcuF
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July ST.
RAIN Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight.--For
Virgins Rain tonight; clearing
in the morning; fair weather by Tuesday
afternoon; winds shifting to northerly /;
slightly warmer in Western Virginia.
For North Carolina: Local showers and
thunder-storms; westerly winds; slightly
warmer in the interior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jsly 3i.-Fiour weak west-
ern ssper, si.00as2.lOi do. e1un, eZios
skd5: do. family, s3af335; water wheat,
es'SS" 49, sS s,raiSht ss4oasaSs Wheat
steady az a dscliae. No = red spot, July aud
August 64a54l&e. september. dos4iooc-;
steamer, No. 2 red, Csc ASKED; milling wheat,
By sample, 00a Corn dull; miIed spot, 45iea
l5gSc. july sna August, 45t5s46Slo.; sep'em-
bci, 4Gba46isc.; year, 40tc askea; White
corn, by sampls, 6Oc. yellow DO do, 4se. Oats
quiet No. Z white western, %,SS3sc;; No:
mixed do DO, 35a30c. Rye duk No 2, o2a
53c. Hay 10 COCO demand; good 20 choice
t,,nothy, sls.5oasl9.50. Grain treighss s,e.dy;
steam 10 Liverpool, SD: Cork, for orders.
8sa3s Sd. cotton. 2sc noas ioc an, oo, aoa
unchanged. Butter steady; creamery, fancy,
Ole; do fair " choice, l5a2Oc.; Imitation,
lsc. lndlo fancy, lie. good 70 crsicsi iSAloc';
store parked, 1875. Kgss steady az lsc- tonee
quiet; klo rsrsoes, isf, is'ss Nc Sonser mn nS.
changed. Whisky frn at 81 loasLEV foa-
nuts anshanged.
BALTIMORE SWINE HtREET.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-swine In fair supply
ana equal 70 a SLOW demand yaiues uhcnahseh
Receipts, s,l5l head. Quotations. fo'2oaso'o
Dor 100 pounds gross.
sT. LOUIS.
Mt. LOUIS. Mo-, July 3l.-tlour unchanged
Wheat detnoranzed; cash. 53I1c- bid, August,
bJbc.: september. 5T4ao7ssc. Corn lover
cash, SC August. 3lbsc; sepIeemoef. Soc.
Oats bver; cash. 23c.; Augasi, Z]1tc' sep
tamil 29Slr. Whisksy, 81 ~. PORK lower:
new Iobbins, 1870. Lard nomlnAlly .. Dry.
salt meats lowor; loose shoulder, sosbs;
longs aud rits, s7.S7ts. shorts, 500; boxed
iots I5, more n-shouldsrs, ss 20; longs
ana RIBS. s9.25asD.37lS; shorts, se.aoasadS1s.
sugar-cured hams, sl3aslh
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, O., July 3l.-flour lower and dnll.
Wheat-No. 2 rod, 52Lsc. soc. bid. Corn-No.
2 mixed, 40a41c. Oats-No. z mixed, 2Oa
22c. Pork, $3.50. Lard, ss.slts BUZZ
meats sT6OAsS. Bacon, elO.5OaslO.IJ To-
Whiskey steady a. sl.l2.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Iieported tor tho Dispatch.i
NoKFoLK. Va, July 3l.-hartes noininaL
prime sac: extra prime, 3lse.; fancy,
3Alc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

Get an extra pair OF Pants, too. Thousands
OF pairs-of every grade. You're jest as well
of with our Pants az any that can be made for
you-snd heap Is saved-espec now. Lag
ging loses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

At the meeting of Pickett Camp last
night communication was read from the
Grand Camp inquiring into the cause OF
the camps withdrawal from the grand
body. and was turned over to q committee
consisting of Messrs. Loehr, Maury, Jen,
nings, and Commander Northern. Several
new members were elected.
The commander stated that all arrange
ments for the visit 10 Loulsa to partici-
pato IN the annual reuion of Louisa Camp
had been completed.
The next meeting will DO Ladies'-Day,
and the camp expects TO have q crowded
hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

(Keportsd for ,he Dispatcn.l
July 3l.-No suction sales to-day aud prt
yete sales very n.ht.
Revenue collections: cigars and cigarettes,
sIi4oO; tobacco, sl,7O0.76: special TAX,
sl,T76-total, 81, b90.3o.
Caroline ana LoSisG crops are doing well
soutbside Virginia darS tobaccos have had god
showers lately. Certain locsiities have not yet
mad the Drought broken. Tho bright oelt s.lii
suffers moe.. Charlotte, part OF frince Ed
ward. Halifax, aRd Pittsylyanth all need ram,
and reports Indicate a very rapid dochne III tnl 10
section owing 10 not weather AMI 10 fains, pus
the latter would nov be greatly beneneiaL
North Cnrolina reports yery decided drought IN
the bright peil, with much Of the crop that could
hardly be bothered by rains- Nearly every sec.
ton reports some very good crops on faSored
farms. A.
GAINESVILLE. Tenn.-Msrket unchanged. Firm
prices for all tobacco OF decided character ana
quality Nondescripts dali ana dragging. crop
dcing well. -,
Large Green-riyer sales privately. Bsnk-iali-
ure day sales we're held up ey reiectlon, ous
since prices were fully strong on All Vpes.
Good Burley leaf owe. loo. neglected. Couim"n
darks strong at outside figures
Onlciai quotations pus Tugs up 4p; Tor COM
moo darks and hover ceinmon grades OF req Du'-
ley Nc; for lugs under q cents. ,, =,
Weather excessively hot, checking grown OF
tobacco; tbs early crop doing WE'LL the late
Mr.. Abusr Harris formerly Of this city for
years a lesaing Louisville leaf broker. nas 1sen
abpotnted Judge OF tobacco at the Wofid . ar
By the laay managers ,.n.
aud family, das to Mrs. Cages death IN TIE
absence OF husband and dsaehter. one son y
a nroninsnt Cincinnati broker aud another II
10 the leaf business IN Warrepton, Mt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
u,s,c on,be Water Tonight.

The Howitzers will give the first Of their
moonlight. excursions to Dutch Gap on
the steamer Pocahontas tonight. The
boat will leave her wharf at 8 O'Clock
sharp. Music will be the special feature
of the excursion. In addition TO full
brass band there will be the Old Dominion
SYMPHONY Club with fifteen maudollns
and guitars. The Howitzer excursions
are always most enjoyable affairs and so
cial events of the summer season. The
one tonight, with good weather will be
the greatest moonlight ever gwen down
the James. The sale of tickets has been
very large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
-..A.lFn Ins Inn.
u. - coUsINs LAIO no REsT.
Large >mouuts hue NirGinians-Politios
~ IS.Iigion-A BreRk.


f ..t l-n-e q tho Ki>hm ui Dispatch.l
..... t... July 3l.--Edith, daughter Of
b.sIr May5ton. was laid 10 rest
I..tt e., the Methodist chapel near
..-ualr grave OF CaITle Radcliffe,
90 j.. ". and Annie Marston.
49,. baby cousins. who were too
t. know each other Ia the flesh, as
Nal they know each other
IRE railroad. reported in your col
''. a. 800 tlc hands OF the receiver, Is IN
log io Willie Richardson. late of New
h.-. i-' LOW OF New Jersey, to the
tD...t o. $4,000: 20 Emmett Richard
b. t.a. o. A. +. Richardson. $1,000
- .i $3.50 latter OF New kent-aud 10 j.
s.-- - James CITY. $500. II this
a. ".Ie q loss It would only jar these
o. Backed gentlemen, hut being due for
~ p. -I,- % will have 10 be paid.
Do. " unity election saw break IN
'-v i... .l..yau cohorts and the Democrats
:. possession 81 the Offices that belong TO
As consequence the colored
'' H-1 gave ald and comfor, 70 the
raA have been the recipients OF
-tl insults IN private and IN pubic;
.t Church has been the CHIEF
80 ~ persecution. aud for two
'..s Tie pulpit. instead Of preaching
~. peace. md good Twill, has been
ts iorn the epithets hypocrites,
'eA ;fhlors, enemies 10 their race" dc.,
hclrance has ceased 20 be viz
p a. Charlie Bell and Macklin Hill,
'n'-en' members OF Second Baptist
e-liri have rented a storebOuse at 1oano.
.-''r itici 9, for chr5ch purposes, aud are
~ hf regular worship. They are re-
iiiAs daily aocesaous 10 their ranks.
- o. AT light - dswning as to the way
'f'ak the Republican ranks and 10
A.-t 'Lym broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Fined 500 for Selling whiskey.

Judge Ingram, Of Manchester. occupied
Judge Wits seat IN the Hastings Court
Yesterday. number Of cases were tired;
The most important was that Of General
Valentine (coloredi. who was charged with
selling liquor without license. IL seems
that a bail was in progress IN Fishermen's
Hall one night. and one of the gay Terpsi-
chores becoming dry, called upon General
with pint flask. which he filled with
houor. The accused was fined 500 and
costs. and III default of payment he went
to jail.
Charles Foster, charged with petit lar
ceny. was tried and acquitted. He was
fined $40 tor carving razor concealed.
William Godfrey was convicted of petit
larceny and sent to Jail for SIX months
and fined 81.
John Henry Jones alias Thomas john
son (colored) charged with petit larceny,
was acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01

commissioner, to J. g. Crouch, 20 feet on
Twenty-third street, northeast corner
Clay; q. W. Smither's executrix 70 Leo
nsrd J. and Louis II. Roster, ~ iest Jh
west side Randolph street between ASH
land aud Claiborne. s2,I00. ou..
Henrico Charles Bibb's trustee TO Giiss
b. jackson, az acres three miles west OF
Richmond. sle0 Catherine peitrich 10 y.
j. DIETRICH. 50 feet on New Bridge roaa'
400: Lewis Stewart and wife 20 sarah:
wife of William Winston, 20 feet on eas,
side Tbirty-second street between II ana
can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
v.oa-oIofur George =. Bureh.

The funeral Of Mr.. George F. Burch took
placetrom the Leigh-Street Baptist church
at 1 O'clock SUNDAY afternoon. Rey; DIT.
Wright came up from Reidsville, n. g..
where he is summerIng, 10 couduct the
services There was u large attendance
aud the obsequles were quite Impressive.
cssket Captaln Frank ". Cunningham
sang rs q solo tho favorlts HYMN OF the
deceased. II Would Not Live Away" The
Interment took place at Eastwood. A com
mttteo nom the Produce Exchange. IN:
Guiding Mr.. n. b. Grooms. president OK
that organization, attended the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Fast iitphuond.

Miss Celeslina Koch is back from Phlla-
delphia, where she has spent about SIX
weeks with a sister.
Miss Inez AGREE returned from West
Point Friday. She reports most enJoYa-
BILE visit and pleasure trips innumerable.
Mrs. Goldsmith has returned from
Goochland county and expects TO start for
PENNSYLVANIA IN short time.
Mr. Marcellus Johenning has gone to
Chicago TO attend the Worlds Fair.
Captain Palmer. of our electric road,
has been of duty for week and has finally
gone TO his fathers home, III Frederlcks-
burg, to recupeTate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
| Patton & Sons Bank Goes Into Voluntary
| observation-disclosures Sales.
Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatcu'l
DASvILLE, Va, July SLOWING to the
death Of Charles Conrad, partner IN tho
ranking house of w. :. Patton. Sons
Co. the partnership has been dlssol we'd
and the bank has gone into voluntary
liquidation. The assets largely cover the
liabilities, but owing to the stringenccy the
paper could not be realized on. w: /.
Patton, surviving partner. applied to
Judge A. NJ. Aiken this evening for re-
ceiyer. The Judge appointed W w a +; Pat t,
ton receiver. his bond being SS5O,OOO, the
virginia safe Deposit and Fidelity Com
pany, of Richmond, Va, becoming the
bondsmen. None of the depositors will
lose anything. None OF the other banks
are affected.
sales of loose tobacco for July amounted
10 ,443, 4s7 pounds; July last year 2,46S,-
29i. in favor of 1892. l,0l9,sV1 pounds;
seies from October |. 1892, 10 July 81, 1893,
So, sOs 500 pounds; same time last year,
81. 5S6. SOB pounds; favor of ten months
present tobacco year. 1,S1l,7O0 pounds
There were only 100000 pounds plug to-
bacco shipped during July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
THE EoENTON CONVOCATloN.
Accident TO the Rev DIR. Harden. of St.
Peters Churoh-Mr. Jernegon Dead.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
WINDSOR. n. c.. July 3l.-The opening
sermon at the convoca.ion yesterday was
delivered by tho Rev. X. Il. Drane, Of
Edenton. The Rev. l.. j.. Williams
preached at night. Your correspondent
was misinformed as to the Rev: Mr. Hard
ing, rector OF st. Peters church,
Washington and dean of the con-
vocation. being present. He was on his
way and had reached as far as Hymons
Ferry. on the Roanoke river, but in at;
tempting to get OF the boat ha fell
and dIslocsted mis- shoulder. so that he
had 10 return home.
ID. l.. 'JernIgon, a prominent farmer OF
this county and nephew Of SIR. I. X. Jerni-
gon, late editor of the Raleigh Intetligencfr
and Sidfe Chronicle. OF Raleigh, died at his
residence, in Coierein on Friday last, of q
conpestlve chill. Mr.. Jernlgon was about
81 years old and leaves wife aud child.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Fran the CapitOl.

The Governor expects to return TO the
citv Friday. Yesterday he removed the
political disabilities of William Jordan. OF
kappahannock, who was convicted OF I'M
lawful shooting and fined, and ardoned
Charles Anderson, of Shenandoah. who
was convicted in December. 1892, of petit
larceny aud sentenced to twelve months
IA Jail. Executive clemency IN the latter
case was exercised solely on account OF
the age of tho prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
I.awrenee Mills Close.
fBy tele nam 10 the Dtspatcn.l

LIwarscx. Mass. July sl.--Lawreuce
now feels the FIRST blow Of the business
depression. This afternoon notices were
posted IN the Atlantic Cotton Mills stating
that the mills will close next Saturday for
a month or until the market brightens."
Notices we're posted In the Arlington mills
stating that the mills will be closed next
week for the remainder of August. They
EMPLOY 1900 operatives. The Pemberton
mills close the last two weeks in August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
The Governors Chicago Trip.

Colonel Meade Hasklns, who, owing to
the recent sickness of Colonel Miles Cary,
ia acting as chief the Governors staff, re-
ceived telegram yesterday from the Gov
ernor instructlng him to make all the
necessary arrangements tor the Chicago
trip. The Governor aud his party, who
60 TO the Exposition in order to take part
in the ceremonies OF Nirginia-Day. Will
travel IN an officers car of the Chesapeake
and Ohio road. They will leave here on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Mis- Arm Broken.

Mr.. Waller ]. Farmer, fireman on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Sunday. lie had gotten of his engine
and was oiling up some of the machinery
underneath it, when has arm was caught
between the frame of the engine and q
spoke of one of the drivers and broken;
He was brought 10 this city and conveyed
TO his home. on Harrison street, where Dr.:
Winfree gave him the necessary surgical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Eina Rains Yesterfiny.

Sunday was one Of the most oppressive
days of the summer, and yesterday morn
ing was exceedingly sultry, though. there
were frequent showers of rain. About
p. Nj. there was heavy down-pour, ac-
companied bv vivid lightning and some
sharp peals of thunder. The storm and
another rain q. night cooled the atmos-
phere considerably. Rain was very much
needed in the country around Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
The WEATHER IN RrcHMoSD YESTERDAY
was rainy.
Range of the Thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DISPATCH Office yesterday
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 3I.-The week opened With
great depression on the Stock Exchange. Tho
bears were in full control Of the market, owing
10 declines In American securities IN London,
the report OF financial embarrassments IN CHI
cago, the further break Of wheat, aud tho did,
Guilty Of obtaining time money. Call loans here
opened at a per cent. per diem and interest, and
there we're apprebensions OF a squeeze. Active
stock yielded anywhere from 1 to per cent
The dividend aud non-dividend paying shares
suffered alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Is NOT IN RICHMOND.
-, coruN's SON SPENDS THE DAY
"'' seRk LOOKING FOR HER.
.s.,,o.sa Ciue Proves Va'ueiess-A Re-
us.d OTered--ps'orip'ion Of
the Missing Lady.

! Coffin, locomotive engineer
,,r,inia Midland and son Of tho
81 ' '.. ,,r4 John W. Cofhn, of Char
..g. vas ira the city yesterday look
o. t,r lie was accompanied oy n
' r.,ud and the two, assisted by Ser
N,, Tomhnson, spent almost the
.... 1.r .csrchlns for clue as TO the
,.,t.l,. oi the lady in question, but
.....g US were IN VAIN.
" 49,. r,tlrted that man had said at
4fsuraut, on Broad street near
,.....r.ke and OHIO depot that he
A.. t.fiu pass that place last Mon
o.. ... she disappeared from her
g.. morning o. that day aud on
.rDms tie newspapers pub
..4' she bad left her home mystic
NOT MIS-. CoFIN.
.. ..-.y VINO made tins remark was
...iay nnl said that the woman
,.tn W,ek previously was not
.s The anxious son was rather
q. ka.w why the stranger. who
..... -..rasteT on the Chesapeake
r.,I should have known or SUE
...tl,r the lady were hrs mother
.. .4,rl conclude that she was not,
.-- son tue woman since that
FIN was greatly disappoIntei;
-..-~Lei both Washington and
- and tho whole OF Albemarle
La. rcru secured by friends OF tho
.. ..g.n las lot no trace 20 indicate
ain what direction she has gone
ID. - 1autgFefGA nd
.... rlIv thing 10 be done IA to con
.. look for her until she Is found.
...t..-I. .il. who Is the foreman Of the
and Danville shops OF Char
.... is greatly distressed by the
..-.... F...uv. araucc Of hts wltc. He has
coward II 500 for auv Intorma-
anvil result ia ascertaiulne the
....p ~. a. Mrs. Colin.
rFscHrJIoN or THY LADY.
gu. .Iryicg u description Of the
t... fuuctte. about feet inches M
t..t. wears u age. Of trim figure.
.....i features, and considered hand
HAS o. taDit OF closing her ewes for
.... ..-.ri- az time when engaged
..--4fiau. and If repeating what IL
.t 'A.I- when 50 engaged. When
....tI rr she wore q black sattcen
a.. ..t-s bat. and veil. She carried
.......u the way % baggage, and very
.r. I..y money and wore her wedding
-. ,,..
ans C.fln and ms friend left for home
..t t.lt. feeling confident that Mrs.
.l ls I.t 90 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
MARKETS sv TELEGRAPH.
xrw yorx

NEW YORK. July 3l.--Flour-Marke dull and
unsettled: Winter wheat. low grades, olo5a
s2.4s; DO falr % fsncy, ~. 45as3. As I: patents,
az 4Oa34: Minnesota clear e2.5osSa; pateatss
Sank4.x5, Southern hour dalanc ucax: CON-
noa 10 isir extra. e. l0aS3.lo; good 70 choice
al. a3.laasa %. Wheat .owes and active for
sxpork oslng fria: No y rod, storc and eis-
vsfor, 6s,4s05s(c l anoAt. 01)Ses opsisne 40
i've. exclted, uhs6ttied and teueE Opeosee
veal end dscnnise AtAl36As ~ senaee ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
GRAM AND coTToN EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 3i.--oFFxRISGs-whea A.22s
hnshels. Corn, 1912 bushels Rye. 10 bushels.
sALEs.-Wheat, zoos bushels. Corn, TX bush
els.
QUOTATIONS..
WaEAf-Longberry 00a67c. Mixed. 6Oa86o
shortpcrry b0a6uc. No red. Doc.
CORN White, prime Virginia, bag lots. 49c. |;
No. : white. &gc- No. mixed. 4ec.
33Iea34c.
kYR--55a60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
OmcisI Railroad Changes.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WSsToS. n. O.. July 31.-Captain ID. ii.
Barger. late superintendent OF this d.
vision Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, left this morning for Kenova, W. Va,
to assume the duties of superintendent
OF the Kenova Division of the same RAIL-
road. Il. Ii. S. Hady. the new superin-
tendent Of this division, is expected to
arrive from Roanoke tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Shot for Attempted Assault.

INpotIFI ItItkfHII W EitV '11'I7'|.'
ROANOKE. VA, July 31.-Moses Ferguson
shot Douglas Lowry at the West-End TINS
evening aud swore out O warrant tor MS
arrest, claiming that Lowry attempted 70
assault his wife. Lowry was Locked up 10
tbo city jail. His shoulder and SIDE are
allied with bird-shot. Both men were eln-
ployed ut the iron-works just west Oh 'his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Collector Eiias's Appointees.

AsHEyILLE. N. c.. July 3l.-Collector
Elias has appointed S. j. Pemberton. Of
Stanly county, his private secretary.
Pemberton represented his county IN the
Legislature several terms: also. James +.
Byrd, Of Yancey county, Deputy Col
lector. Byrd was O representative IN the
last Legislature Five minor appoint
ments went to Catawba, one to Clay, and
one to Stanly counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
RioAmsna Arrivals IN New York.

Enw YoaK, July SIR. Rothschild,
PARK Avenue; Il. Edison. Brunswick |;
]. Armstrong, Grand; W. u. Conkllng.
Bartholdi @. Hall, Aston; W. B. McBur.
ney. Broadway Central; G. A. Walker,
81. James, and II. McCarthsn. Metropeie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-01
Private Bank Closes.

HoRvxLIsvILLE, n. Y, July 3l.-The pri-
closed its doors this morning. The sus-
pension is attributed 10 the general
stringency prevailing in business circles.
and the value of the assets are stated TO
be equal to the liabilities. but cannot be
realized on az present
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n.~s.xs smashing

should be o crime. IL nettles the best
naturod man TO see his baggage. handled:
1t sours the sweetest temperament ana
sends a cbsll down the back every time.
For such n sensation punish the baggage
smasher and take Bimmous Liver hegula-
tor. II will sooths the agitated feellpes,
icep down the blle, and mako Won vieor-
Gus enough TO stand ~ Tor your rsghtA
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p,orsr,v rrnusfsr.

Richmond: Leonard J. Roster and wife
aud LOUIS II. Roster to Josie b. Smither,
n her own right and sxecutr,x OF q. ".
Smitner, deceased. % fest on west side
Hsndolph street between Ashland and
Cisiborne, 5000; W. 4. Moaeuxe, special
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Death of bIr. George II. Snow.

INV"sIH' Evf0sFutI1 " VIZ
RALEIGH, N. c.. July 3l-George ii.
Snow. one of Raleighs ablest lawyers,
fever after two-weeks' sickness. He was
connected with some leading families,
and was a Mason and Odd-Fellow. his
age was AZ, and he served IN the Contede-
rate army, also in the State Senate.