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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
yo rAMnlES BEATEN.
Iiuioirh Wins the Great Western
Handicap without AN Effort

CsfcAuo. July i2.--The Grrat West
err Hanslicap. sSerpstak-s for all age
win <4ss0 aided Was the attraction at
WaAn nzt Tn pars today and y proved
a. ~ses b ~ re the .f.tna stables colt
4 itioies ~ TO- betting for this race
tie Kan isig sfa;.le' crack msrc fo Tim
lsen a.. sirrs call and vas heavily played
sttto.s kuei1ipt harlrg scsrond call nj
4fot ~ the Second break the signal
~as Etea attn Riley 10 the
Ia9 e,sAsly foii0sed ~ Joe
blackburn. 70 1antien. Rudolph
slew. - 4. Bislsnd. Lake Breeze.
TRy : aoa Poet Scout N the order
r.trlrtt fel-fl - ance we1t 70 tho
freat u-t. ar-..y fDliGwed by Lake
lsss1s 80 ,.es blacxDsr1. cut out AL
tna ruf in. acourt the frat turn aud
rs~.scg ,hs stand. bat a. the quarter
pie tiay a. took command and set a
elk k41x Fase doSn tie back stretch
AL q taa tlr-e quarters marx. but
fer- : "a. rho had teea Eactng la
fle feer tezan - move up AID ca en-
t.alax. tAe stFetee sho~sd ia Front and
after little a axDg up az the eighth
poe had EGis~ trouble IA Winning 10y
three oIen .snxth=. Ray ,. whipped
eat. ieaf The fssorilc ~ three lengths
a. Tie place.
Charm. NcCaferty made killing
with h.s old horse ia ia in the fourth
race. backing him al 3, sr the ring AZ >
4 l asd better. White Hat Nc
tsrthy'- i,crnafdo furnished the sur.
prise a ths day ~ winning the lat eel
inr affair at eac mile. with the long
priee q 70 - against him.
First race. Or 2year olds. i've and
Que hair furlongs Pop Gray. II. gk.
Williams "a T. ven, George Beck. IL
gIhorpeh : - 1. Second. Ina Colorado.
li5 IS Hill. 10 30 1. third. time. % !.
y ss.la. Master Fred. Whstestons. Aiesia,
fangoosxie and Rap a Tap finished as
Iaried
second. az furlong. Hrgh Penny.
TO AcCas>ryL 8 - :. Ven; Princess.
10 Morris. ~ 81 1. second, ko-Iyn. lis
tsrvinx. h. Ia. third; time. :l3t.
Nonasai. Bridal We'd. Aezxotint. ~.
tyr. Palm Ssadsy. isostie and W,siou.
faisaed ~ named
Ihirss. The Great Western handicap
r. az sg,e. With s2oso added. ene AMI
.ae hslf miles Raaolph. l0- Irving
= = ~ssn. lay :. i0i Morris. Il 70 /.
s.eos,i. 70 Tsmhien. lis RAY. . 20 3,
thiri. line, 3A Pat. Scout Fssero,
MY Aftt&" ttft"t~s tfF~<AB tti<t&Ia SAt1
Joe Blackburn fnishe,i as named
Fousth. selitng. puu and one strteenth
rlilss j. ia. - Rsial s - 1, Won, Min
NE - Il stsrifinl. N 1. s~cona: ~.
srax. a ~ Tsylorl II ~ ;. third.
tine. I 90 Kszuer. founis r.. Gan
Nsraadukr. Ea kendig. Ten Miles aud
lloi.is <ofie- dashed az nam~i
Fifth. ene sale santa Anna. l0t Nor
risa - ~ van; Aloha. IL Net sfsrsy. },
40 I @~consss Mary. t01 t1sysosl. "a
4. shirti time. itets rnlis blackburn
ADD N,xscsint nnishe.i a. named
rsiftis. seiisng enc nsle Bernardo, n
fH trsfnh ~ "a l. son. Cicily. ~
tflrYtank 5 81 . Second. Jsck Rschs.
ira ~ ifhorp~A , - X third. tine
1$1tk Nsioe Ton fe0unis Byri. VI
lset. iaeeernes aud b.s-elis anlshesi n.
rtaipsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.

-. fk..l % y o o U 81 2
iisfssris@-kliien and Miller, Rusis and
sIiAisan. umpiro-A sLaughlia.
lou'e. % 2 o 2 3 al 0-lo - 2
brooklyn0 D o al OF 10 3
MISUNDERSTANDING and Grim; Love,,
aaa klnslow. CmpiFs-Ss~ari.
s. Loalao o o o o o o $50 1
Phila. % 2 0 o d 90 i-s7 =
Bsfterie--Clark.on and PETIT; We, hing
and Clements. Jmplrs-Ac0aaid.
Cisvel'd.i o o 2 o o ~ 8
Bo-s.a...3 1 . . o q LII I'll 4
Bsttnrie~-- " isliams. Garrison. thinner
and O'Connor stalsy and Merritt. Umpire
--tsaft,sy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

BRi6Hrox BxAofI. July lo-First race,
ak and half furlongs-Little Nell won.
lnyot second. Lou Rhett third; time
l2L.
second. five furlongs won.
Ascot sscond. Pauline third; time .O3tf
Third. five furiongs--Lumberma
von. Wallace second. Tuberose third;
time it3li
Fourth. rix furlongs Geraldine won.
Candelsbra second. Lizzie third; time
l:liA.
tifth. seven furiongs won.
King Crab second. Remorse third; time
LEX.
Sixth. steeplechasc Duffer won.
Japanica second, Blackmailcr third;
time 3.2o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

SAGINAW. Mich. july 1.-The stten-
dance. track and wealth were good today.
Results.
40 trof. purse 400 San Pedro won,
David Il second, -four starters); best
time. 2:lii..
1earilng stake. S}Oo-Imperial won.
Alcryon Girl second. Akron third; best
time. 2:A.
I'D pace. purse sloo-Debrino won,
Nonpariel second. Painstone third;
twelve stsrtersl; best time. 2:l7H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

oiNo~~orrs Pass. JuiF IA small
cr,ssf rss Ia stesotisnce. The pr,xrss n
va utssis AZ lsrxs.iy "a eonsoistiua
racrs The HF@t rsra ~s- r~sus-d ~ .
daef hefNesn tsso~ssirs snd fsssz
Reseb. Fbs talent soiio@~st she Dwyef
ns8aey. snd thsf s~et on Lag beach
lie hss nsv~f fua tn rac~s alias. add
30 eesfor1nsne~ this sftefnF-on yeused
~ exe~ptitn IL rai<t fssostts
th~rs4hssas. gtosnins hsss Afa sia.ass
A. she pieseed
assf Isiafer mate fieh bsssi ~
tae saetsfy q BE cfss ho~~rsnvsau "a lse
-iaislsa 1900 uisi fsrs a. hssked tAs
salf al aver fns RAG. snd s~st hsss N
a. ie~t asst fsve<iss fhe rae. as .
erests ooa. The tssossss ss~ ss.i vita
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

coLrsrcs. Ind. July L. The second
days racing brought out large crowd.
tast time was made. especially in the
- pace.
I'D PACE Steel Prince won. Barney
second. Laline third. best time. 2.loik.
2..5 trot. purss -Letcaer won.
Wanetah second, best time. 2ls.
2B frof. purse s.UD-Scotia won.
Crr-son second. Belado third; bes; time.
9IlA-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

hey View Camp Meeting and Assembly.
t5T5 n bay View and return on July
10 to II. inclusive, good Zoe return until
August ~
Trains leave Grand Rapids 79o a.
m. ID p m. and lo,ao p. m; arrive Hay
view 800 p. m. . p. m. and 81 .. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
Spring { COMPANY'S
STORE
THE MIDWAY PLAISANCE
STORE

There arc a hundred reasons why store may be
and on the several floors the products OF all nations
will greet the sighseer Not the common and mediocre
kinds but the selected things OF which any Of the
tries that create them would be Justly proud Located
at the junction of principal streets pissed by
every line in the CITY, near to all public buildings It
naturally convenient visiting place for strangers
and modcstly assert that store. with its rcg
ment Of salcspcople is vcritable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

room sURSTrTUTE
fce = ell Known mrii
cine p~ys sx~s p~ans -
2 49, .h~s BE- ~s..
ansoys yoa WITH hia
oiAira Asa u l. /" t,ss ~
god Ard nat \ cne
r~ssoa vhs ev~y ~
snnn WIN ~asss fs<ssw
pl,vsS's rsvuxis. Pre-
sf1pssan s>~yski 10 ~ .
sseSst<s Ae~hss
fsssy vuTnass de~s
vAss n ~ ss.es su6ex
tns frtm say ssisp~rs
p~fwiias ~ ~ 90. II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

- e~>AvUp,s - a~1snsss, 80 s~~h -
~ = work fss . s>ctAS Nase, shss ts.lss
ed r.. ~ sv~sy Ass~k sTsaps@.as
81 .~ka-~r. h = tn a4ly ssss~tf - rs
sr1 >-Vs.ir ga y - b. Fssss-f<ss n y
A<~se hsnS6A - esrs IN svesy s~-v> yss
ka.s ys~w np~sy tss
WAss "a 60 - - - ed f.S yss :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
TALK OF THE TRACK
T~olay-Cse PAD Up Entnes for
ths yesri,ng STAKE Race.
PROMISES LIVELY STEPPING
xos1I Hss.<ses is1<~s<s<s ias
sed
"a tf.e e=i P.se "a saginaw
Sporting >s~s-

lxenf} -o1s II the saatsoas fpf
she searsing stake race Rave been paii
IN fgli ri. vii insure a. exessttoo@lls
large iei.s. sad Z = pe~<sts thai HRS
all b nfteea s< .ss1ts~a el'sts 81 ss-sf~
Il urouslsss . be one q the nost tnfs r
ssfisg aseuts 10 the August aeetias. ~
i. iaposs.ile a. maze any esti1asss -
- tAe psot.ahis ~sEners u ys~siins
STAKE. a. NOBODY kno<s anything Ahons
tha sntrsss II br~salng cuts any ngufe.
Aknan. which = A. Erosas 4 Company
lave catered. ought - stand . thor
sa.:l.is gooa ehsacr a ssnniax the rsceS
The eo.s H. cos IL Au.b4>s@stor's pfoxeny
and = said o. De az tang up good triul.
suthef.and ard benjamin. have entered
kaasfnrti. bay COLI ~ SphinS. &. w.
Williams has entered three q Alsertoo .
psgxsns. (slrnsll<. Glyun and tssyton-
Aalos.x tas nominations upon
~kieA fnal pay meat haz bsea ms1ie -
jack bowers. Who - catered
Ia The I'D pae-. he 70
b. kiibuck Ton. a soa u Leopard
kasr. sho sss the ssnsstson q ,
wear As. jack Bowers has a record u
21a. AT sagin4~ Tuesday he hnished
third Ia The Ia pace.
Ih- saginaw si~~stnx.
-Four q tie sideUheeieFs which are
entered IA TIE I'D pacing race al the
August nscsfiEg paced "a the "a race al
saginaw he result % he race Is
creating es1nsislerafls talk among the
heal horsrnian. Ii sss 70 interest IA
several ways Whstecsp was defeated.
ansl ga~.ar .ae dsstsnced ia the fourth
heat. The first - not exactly surprise,
tut the latter decidedly a. Whitecxp
xk- unable 10 stay iE tue race with
Lacills. although % won second and
thsri hsatA He work was remarkable
fif green horse. AZ the Comstock
tracx be showed speed; but. - Mr.
oalsbaTy sad. ne dsdat know ANYTHING
s.ius racing. and speed 10 of little value
0ifhnut experience. For green horse
o. his Hfst race he dad very we'd. and
within q usonlh ought % De able 20
hustle anything IN his class Nassar
Wen the nrst heat; bot Belle VarA's
pronisine brother wss unable % Keep
rp the pace. and in the second heat tn
i.he-d csghtb- With Lucille, Jack Bow
ers. yes-ar snd Whitecap in the -,
pace here the race ought % be lively
che. There were twenty nominations.
an2 eighteen OF them have paid up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Bay View Camp Meeting and Assembly.
G.75 to Bay View and return on July
10 10 ~. inclusive. good for return until
August II.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 40 q m..
% p. m. and l0,3D p. m; arrive Bay
View 3ts p. IN. 7.23 y. N. and 4:s3 q m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Do you have distress in the stomach
after eating. or faintness. heartburn.
headache. or other dyspeptic symp-
toms. Hoods Sarsaparifia will tone
the stomach. give an appetite and cure
Won.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
BUREAU OF INFORMATION

On all subjects relating the great field Of Dry Goods
with its accessory lines and the fashions If any
cooler than another hot weather It should be this
because the long aisles reach from and
the ventilation IS unsurpassed Strangers are always
welcome to visit store-no for shopping alone but
to see and to rest Home people ditto. Perhaps the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Look at advertisement % Western
Beef 4 Provision company, s>en on page
3 OF todays issue of THy HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Of Kent Stone Co. Quarry. Field. Hal
and Ionia Sand Stone. Telephone ll75
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Look AZ advertisement Of Western
Beef x Provision company. seen on page
3 OF today's issue az THE HERALD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

A 49, sxvwes~s~ss = s1S~~~->xy -
s~vt..- 40 sksk pa s<~-t II ssse.s ftsAs>
1fts~ 20 rssnrsh IL .ssAss sfs go
~ 80 ~ snnoss 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

BY Holland and boat. Every night to
and from Chicago. limo card inside
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
LADIES' DUCK SUITS.

Another fresh arrival of Ladies Duck Suits in
different standings and figures
Special Reduction Sale on Cravcncttcs this week
You must have at the prices shall quote Ire
mendous on all Summer Capcs and Jackets. IN fact
everything our Cloak Department at greatly reduced
prices SPRING 6 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
Wash Dress Goods

Department VIII interest you Just
now more than many others. The
light zephyr goods almost create
a breeze, SO suggestive are they
of GOODNESS. The Bingham
Dresses are leading all others
You may cut me dress pattern
from this, one from that and an
other from that" is the way the
trade is going. often three at a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

clip. And why not? The three cost Just about What
two would have come to earlier in the season
HERE IS PROOF:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13

Al n and &c eihshsms no~ lac
Preach SafibsSs the 80 quality. bov lfse
10 match. worth s. :. $500. -. = y siss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-13
is MARRIAGE A FAILURE 2

Not If you own one of those grand Demorcst Sew
ing Machines for which are the manufacturers
agents. Full of attachments the usual FIVE year
warrant all the latest improvements does the hiehst
class of work light running better Costs YOU
sIo5 and freight from factory You get the
machine in fancicr cases for tri1c more money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

MRS ADAMS, LATE OF KANSAS CITY
lsl has opened dressmaking parlors at 81 Sec.
ond street. Dou;hiss building, room "a Take eis-
water.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

das money 20 loan q foduced rates on Improved
farms ana city property: mo1ey furnished for
building purpose; most favorable options given
for repayment Of principal once lis and l2O
Waahlnga0n nplldinR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

|lif M.;
lion In I.
O. the !
|COiuinbi
cry: l
|etleker,
pulley &
Huston
Huston
hand "a,
hangers,
2S-f6s 81
heads. +.
pair 2l-i
.pulIeys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

SPECIAL NOTIOES.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ hrm Of Smith. stoli 4 Co. has rem we'd its
branch store from seattle and al accounts due
said arm must be paid direc. to their San Fran.
cisco ONCE. Parties making pay ment to any one
representing himself - agent will be held RESP IA
sibie. SMITH. STOLL 4 Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

IA ANftn-SASsBI Ok COMMISSION TO
esscts 70 hAa4ae she Patent Chemical Tux
tssS ~ fea's4- tas snss1 asefai and ncys. lnvea-
tsrn OF ae sks; sFAseS lns Thoroughly la sac <es~
eaie wofAs IKE nsas ct 100 500 per cent
PF0ei ass7ts a. sklas ESQ per week "a ass WAC,
geSSsas &seet Ia take caAr<e Of Territory Ar A n
renf sut~s<eass, rare chance 20 ptsks raSarr
v tss for terms and specimen ot e-ss;as Noaras
kssssf afS CO. 6ex Sc. ~ Crosse MA
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fNosr s,|
by the
| uniil Il
t1he Gle
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Fg1lnnind
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point id
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4 A Dor
price wi
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Il a cert
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Feounty \
|enler In
within Il
/ fiids d
FRubbind
| MEASURED
4 The I'd
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Of Cor,
| Dated
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|ETE :
.,.ys. tor
Font. I.a|
ea'aish,
Pad Pod
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Yants. n
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fV0C'N
" coul
pay on \
al warrl
] prior
sSs,ie.f J
such WA
Dated
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LAGOS

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[ihsn~nsI
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NOTICE OF DISSOL CTION
THE PARTNERSHIP THAT EXISTED he.
i tween John Graham, of Tacoma ana Frank
w. Taylor. Of reatte, X ng county. OF Wssh.
iugton, Il this day dissolved by NUT ual consent
JOHN GRAHAM
FRANK w. TAYLOR
Seattle March z 1898
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EVER,

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

The RIcHWoND DISPATCH is an old Virgi-
MIA journal and easily holds first rank as a
newspaper. Despite it's age and rank it
proposes 10 be- progressive and fashionable.
II has only been q few years since It put in
q fat new press. but It IS about 10 discard
that and get O faster ore and along with
II Introduce type-sotting machines into is
Office. We are glad to note these progress
sive steps. but We are not so sure that We
admire It's proposed adoption OF what
seems 10 be regarded rs n more fashiona-
BILE size OF PAGES. II ia all night for It to
get a new dress" lut when il changes lts
entire 'make-upn and size of % form we
fear MANY Of is old readers will miss its
old. familiar features and look u|nkindly
upon rs "ncw-fangled notions. ION;
no, we shall not Ne so much changed that
u old friends won't know us-DIsPATcH.l
We wish u decreased popularity. how
ever, ia its ncw form Buchanan EGU1O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12

for September than yesterday. Tho corn mar
ket did not act with wheat except IN showing a
Iitile weakness nj the opening. Tho market
opened n seitled with F9les hhsEc. uneor VS.
terinys closing prices. bnt soon afterwards
worked up with slipht declines atagk~. on cover
ing. ruled steady. ard cioscd Win n kaASr. al
vance. Tue O%icriugs % oats were not
large, AMI the demand was sufficient
q ahsorb them and hold prices within
ara-roW range most 81 the day. The market
closed without impOrinrt change from ycster-
day. There was comparative quiet IN the pro-
vision trade. There was 10 outside business Of
importance. TIE local traders we're "a little ~
cltnod % bun prtros ~ tho opening. Tho feature
Of tho later business vas ti0 buytug Of SepteW-
bcr lard, causing a recovery IN thsi staple aLd
PORK. but leaving business weak.
Caen du0taftons. tiour duh bit steady. No.
. gprng wheat. 73LaT3t+c. No - corn, 43-c.
No. - onfa. 3Ilyr. Mes-pork. S,oiiJaseo.SS
Tnrg, $40. TgLeasfO.1 10. hhOrt-ribslfes locsei.
sI0:oasio.23lh. Drv-saliei shoulder .hoyei)
s~IOaslO."J. Shor;-rleRr sIles tbo1el', slO.fIa,
slu.1n. NhisEcT. &1.lA.
Fno iantfug 'Ir.res raneRi ~ follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
CAROLINA DOCTORS.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY TO MEET
NEXT YEAR AT GREENSBORO.
Election Of General Omccrs and Delegates
to Various ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ments by Governor Carr.
lspei mi telegram 10 tho plsuatch.l

RuuoH. &C, May 1.-The State Medi-
cal Society adjourned this afternoon TO
meet next year at Greensboro. IL elected
the following officers:
President. Dr. vs.. Il. II. Cobb, II Gods
boro'. Nce-Pres;dents. j. 4. Hodge Of
Wilmington. Il. W. Tate OF Greensboro,
willis Aston Of IAttloton. and NJ. II.
Fletcher of Ashovil'c; Secretary, Il. D..
Jcwctt. Of WiimiBgton; Treasurer, NJ. +.
Perry. OF Macon. Orator, T.. q. Moore, q
Toisnot; Essayis'. =. II. Wray, % Waynes-
Board Of Ceusors-W. c. MoDumc, TIE.
Anderson. AID ". II. If. Cobb.
Delegates 90 American Medical A~ssocle-
tone. }. O'IlagGu. Wills Aston, J. W.
Knox. ". +. Adams. ". Z. Blall, IL J..
Gibbons. T.. = Monroe. Albert Anderson,
aad Hubert HAYWOOD.
Delegates 90 tho Southern Surgical Aseo-
cation ". y. billiard. CaGiles Duhy. and
". j. If. ballamy.
~uTlrG4rYs ID VIRGINIA.
DELEGATES 20 the Virginia Medical Asso-
c,at,on-K. II. S'sYclil, IL. II. whitehead,
ID. A. Stanton, ". il. Jackson, and u. H..
U..cla.cs T., North Carolina Pharma-
c.utlrai at.ou-I. Il. NlchauK and
V. D.. Ncklmmou.
Governor Carr TO-DAY appointed II. J..
Eaunson. q Winston. and Il. II. Lewis, Of
Ealei-h. members OF the state Board Of
No.lrh.
d.. Grand Lodge Of Old-Fellows has
decided 20 remove 80 grand -ecrctar, IS
Office from Raleigh % Greensboro and TO
enlarge lis %orphauoGe.
REPEATED IT.
H~..,F.-f N.-rlr.r ,t fia Sofa mi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
AN5oRo NEARLY BURNED TO DEATH
Destructive Cyclone IN tho Ca'hie-Neok
section-BiG Herring Catch.

Corrsspondencso f the Ri,nInond O,'oatch.l
Wtvps0n. y. c.. Nay l1.-An i'nbccie negro
about a. ysars Old named Tom Carter. living n
sheriff r.. C.. Bonds. IN the Indian Woods whue
in n Gt fq4, night zen I'm tho IRE and was burned
so badly Il is thought hat he viii die.
Yesterday morDilG a cyclOne visited The iarn
~ Walter Miller. % tAe tnshie-NecS s~etl'lu'
blowing his stables md ciu-hOuse down mud The
roof Of us caruace-hUlse. A new buegy MAS
damaged verv badly.
Charles J.. Kco,cr. = prominent farmer living
ncHrthc Casino river. caught IN ono ponnd-uel
fhis 4raanu ip the Czshie ryer moro than DJ.N'p
hcrriugs. be-,ie- a largo quantity ~ snai, rOtk'
81 - a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-12
NEW TORK.

NEW YoRr. Nay ll.-F.our Jun bul steady.
0itl fha flte riyqnco taken Of; winter wheat.
low grades. -. I0as2.A5; DO. pat0nts, sie'a
as: Minnesota clear. S2.1OaS3.50: pa'outl,
e4..JaS4.hO. southern tiolr quiet aud steady F;
Common 10 tar extra, S2.lUaSAlO; good 10
cno,cc DO, SaI5OSt.25. Wheat la4a2c. lO|er.
w.h options dull, closing steady; No. : rcd
store and elevator, 7334a19c.; a1oat. 1Hl1c.;
options iaitiy active aud lower, d~eclinius early
2a2>.c. rsilying 54al2c. near The close, ard
closing steady. l~6.ai7or. below yesterday; No. >
red, closl0g; May. 1o}4c June, l"tsc July'
Hy.lc. corn stronger but dIl: No. >, olita
5l&-.. in elevator; aSl4AJ29kc. aiOat; options
moro active, closing firm, 4a1ec. over Yesterday;
Nav. 5O3ec.: jane, 5O14c- July. JONfc. Oats
steady aud ia.rly active ioT export white lower
AID neglected; options duh but nrmer; May,
36l.c.: tune, 35;lc.; July, 3JA!c spDt No. =,
30a364c. No > white, 42c.; mixed west-
ern. 36a3slpc. white do, 4Oa4Sc. Wool nrn
and quiet: domestic fleece, 27a12c., pulled, EH
a27c. Beef dun hut nrm; family. STA
sls; ezra mess, s7.J0asS 80. Beef hams
sloaiy and quiet at si7.75asls.J0. Tered
beef nrm aid qriet; city extra India mess
~sI6.5OrSl7. qliot ana hrm PUCK
led belies. re; shoulders. 91aa9 -; hams
l3al3Hc. mlddles duh bat hrn; short clear
Illsc. Lard quiet aud easy; western s,eam
SLIGO; city, ~SlO.5JsSlO.11 Nav, SLIGO;
July. eii.4O; re1ned, quiet: Continent, oll.+o
south American, sll.70. PORK laIet and steady.
C0ttor-soed oil more active and nrIn; crude, 4oc'
bi1: yellow, do. bIG. Petroleum quiet and un-
cnangod. Rosn duil but steady; sfralne1,
| conmon To good. sl.%7tEasl.3O. Tnrpentlne,
quiet and urn at 3lg3lnc. Rice dun ana easy
domestic. fair 20 extra. 3a5l3c. JaDsn, Ava
4hc. nolnsses-Foreign nominal; Asw orleans
oyru ko. tie. good 10 chJicr, sseady and quiet ~
36a3sc. Peanuts quiet. Cofeo- OptOAs clos-d
steady and l0a25c. up: May, s~l5.lOaslj.25;
Julv, sl4.O3; September. sl47Uasl4S5; DC
tober, sl4.7j; December, sl4. 1~UaSli.oO. spot
Rio nrmer and quiet: No. =, l5tsa06c. sugar
Raw easter snd quiet: fair refining. 3SsA3f4c- /;
centrifugal O6-test, 40 refined quiet and
easy: OH A. 4As5Ac.; standard A, . l5-loa
5lsc.: graduated. 55-I6a5 lo-Ioc. Freights,
l. serpooL weak and quiet; cotton. s-32d.; grain
i,od., souiDRi'y.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nay 1.-THE bank failures, ne gov
erument crop report, and the lower fereisD mar.
ksts mado a consultation Today that shook 3tsc.
OF the price q wheAL some good buying 90
ihs hrcak caused a rally OF Sc. A good desl ol
excitcaaens accompanied the slump. The open'
lag vas nom 14als4c. tushel lower than the
closing figures az yesterday. b market thor
ruled unsettled ann prices declined win sonis
ructuasiops 1isc. more, rallied htc. ,fuc<uated. auc
closed sbout Inc. lower for July and Ne. lowei