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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
The Root of the Trouble.
Irnr the Dispatch.

Nobody denies that there Is an insult
fciencv of current money in the country.
All this talk about re-establlshing State
banks is an admission Of it. All this talk
about authorizing the national banks to
issue 10 the full face value OF the govern
ment bonds they deposit IL an admission
OF It. Dir. Belmonts suggestion OF due
bills or personal scrip on the part OF em-
ployers fs an admission OF IL. This being
so, upon what rational ground can il be
contended that there is not urgent noces-
sity for on increase OF currency OF once
Is II that there is nones enough
but that banks and corporations and
individuals, too, are boarding II and
hiding 1t because there is q panic in
the land and thee are afraid TO use their
money lest they may lose 1t ? What brought
on the panic? The scarcity OF money
brought it on. And tho hoarders are
boarding, not altogether from fear. but
because they are waiting and watching for
opportunities as we'll. Ii gold is to be the
only basis, how is the volume of money TO
be increasedl If all the gold in the world
available for coinage were put at the bot
tom VI all the currency in the world II
would be like OVERLAPPING n tea-cup with
the top OF a cheese-box. This being true,
then, as to the hopeless disproportion of
gold, how is any adequate metallic
uuSls 10 Ub fOuDu uUttS5 bhNtI 10 W 10
brought into reQuisition again, in all
the iuness of ITS force in byRone days
But the science of finance" puts its foot
upon silver now. IL 10 common sense.
sense of justice, plan principles, and plain
purposes that should be the characteristics
Of all systems for the regulation OF the
currency of free people. 1t is danger
GUS thing to find finance entsngled IL the
meshes Of science. And just there. per-
haps. is the tap-root OF this tree OF trou-
Die. With years of training exclusively as
manipulators Of money. even the best OF
men must become biased. If not blinded,
when they are brought to consider other
interests along with the interests OF men
who. year after year, find their breath of
life only in the atmospheric OF the gold
room.
The government ought TO control the
currency the people ought to control the
government, and this mighty country
'uelt to look ont for its own interests and
cad. instead of following, in finance as in
other things. But they say We must have
such money as the great European world
will be willing to receive. 1t is better to
have such products as the great European
world 10 always eager to obtain.
BAKEB P. LIE.
Hampton, Va, August 10, 1893.
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Teiegraphic Tsrsitie,.

Ten new cases Of cholera aud ten deaths were
reported n Naples, Italy, yesterday.
Several cases OF cholera and one death from
the disease were reported at Rome, Italy, yes
terday.
The failure Of Washington Barrovs was m
nounced at the New York Consolidated TX
change yesterday. 1t was smah sac.
The barrack bridge OF Clemson College. s. c.,
gave way with fifty students on II yesterda7, and
several Of the boys were hurt, though none IA
tally.
Comptrrler Eckels was Informed yesterday
OF the suspension Of the WaNahotchio National
BANK Of Waxahatchie, Tex Capital stock.
100000.
A severe earthquake occurred along tho
Italian Adriatic coast yesterday, ana II Il be-
lieved that there has been large lcss OF lille In
consequence.
Thomas D. Messler. third vice-presiden,.
Pennsylsania Company (Which company man
ages the Pennsylvania railroad lines west Of
Pittsbure), died yesterday at Cresson Springs.
It's of1cialiy announced that majority Of
the stockholders OF the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Company have PAID inc baan zee
Of the 1rst instalment Of the assessment Of Sl.O2
per share.
sixty-three thousand ounces Of siivor were
offered for sole to the Federal Treasury Depat;-
ment yesterday at prices ranging from 800 10
EGO. All offers were declined at the prlees
ASKED, ana Sol an ounce NaH AeuoVTSu'
Health-O fncer Jenkins's tu'letin last night re-
ported that there are now ten cholera patleuts
in swinbourne Hospital, New YORK blrDor, and
hat I'VE OF them are cOnyaeecns. II three oil
the cases the diagnosis Of cholera has been con-
6rned
Aspscial from Lake City, Fla, says that q
party OF l.: fayette county citizens that passed
through there Thursday morning for Hillmans
convict camp for the purpose OF lynchiug an
other negro engaged IN tire recent BranfoId
crime, secured the negro without any trouble,
ana ridded hin with bullets. then burning his
body.
The counties OF Clarke, Choctaw. Wilcox, and
Marengo, Ala. are stirred 10 tue highest pitch
at the murderous doings OF the hotoriou'
Mechanics. and between 400 ana 500 heavily
armed men are in Meaohhm Bsat, the
Meschamite rendezvous. for the ayovod purpose
OF wlping out every member OF the gang AM
avenging the numerous wrongs done the goOd
people % the counties named. Three members
OF the gang have already ueen killed and the
rest are located In swampe, and the porse pro
pose TO bag them all By tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
FRIENDS MEETING AT HIGH POINT.
Various EpistIes aud Reports Received.
Results of Biue-sidGe Mission.
Special telegram to tho DIS


H1au PoINr, N. c., August 1.-The
services at the meeting of Friends COM
menced at 10 A. N. to-day. An epistle
was received from the Dublin Qreland)
Yearly Meeting. The consideration OF the
condition of the various subordinate
meetings was entered upon by reading re-
ports from these bodies. committee
was appointed TO prepare an eplstle OF al
vice 10 these subordinate meetings
Statistical reports were read, showing
mem bership Of about COCO.
The afternoon meeting assem- oled az
O'Clock. and report was read from the
delegates appointed one year ago 70 at
tend the opening of new yearly meeting
in Ohio known as the Wilmington Yearly
Meeting.
YEARLY MEETINGS.
Then followed q report Of the delegates
APPOINTED to attend the conference OF all
the yearly meetings in America, which
was held at Indianapolis last October. The
committee IN charge OF mission IN the
Blue Ridge in Virginia gave an interesting
account Of their operations OF the past
wear, showing the results of school for
the people in that community, which has
accomplished an important Work. 10:
night there was a report OF the Work OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary Board fol
lowed by discussion of the best methods
of foreign missionary work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
GOING HOME lNr4e sTeeaAee.
Dull Times Sending Thousaods of People

10 Europe
One effect of the financial depression IN
this country is shown by an unusual m
crease in eastward Storage traffic, says the
New York World During the iali large
numbers of steerage passengers book Tor
Europe. but this year the increase has De-
gun several months In advance and 10 much
larger than ever before. Usually steerage
passengers leaving this country take rev
members of their families. and MAKE
only a fying trip. but that those leaving
now intend 70 wait until the depression IL
over is shown By the fact that most OIL
them are taking their entire families. IL is
also believed by most OF the steamship
agents that the eastward business VIII
keep ND during the fall and that before
the end of the year many Thousands OF To-
borers and the like will have left TINS
country. The reason they assign for the
unusual traffic Is that living Is much cheap
OF iu Europe. and, as there Is little ilken-
hood that the mills aud mines Will open
for some time, the foreigners will have an
opportunity TO see their native lanos anu
save money OF the same time.
On the Augusta Victoria. which salieu
Yesterday, there were COO steersge passen-
gers. On the Colum bia. which sailed last
week, there were 500 Storage passengers,
and on the Fuerst Bismarck, which eiled
the preceding Thursday. there were 55O.
The Belgenland. which sailed Wednesday,
carried out 47s. aud the week before the
Friesland had nearly 400. Other steam
ships have had the same increase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
RATHER DIE THAN live
Body Entirely Broken Out in One
Mass Of Sores. Could Not Sleep.
Would Walk the Floor All Night
Crying and Suffering.
BEGAN TO USE CUTlCURa.
Immediate Relief, Rest and Sleep.
Complete and Permanent Cure
In Two Months.

The first Of October my daughter was taken
with Typhoid and Malaria, While sick there came
little blisters in the bends OF the arms, which
seemed TO I'LL with water and itch. The Doctor
said when she got well these would leave, bat
they grew worse all the TING, until from her
neck down to her feet, her body was entirely
broken out In one mass Of sores. She could not
sleep, but would walk the floor all night crying,
and said she would rather die than 1--we, suffering
like this. Reading your advertisement In ne
Ladies Home Journal Of tho cures perfornedby
CuTICURA REMEDIES in similar cases, we sent
for and began TO use them, and IN one week she
began to get better, would sleep and rest easily,
and In two months, after using five boxes OF
CUTICURA, one cake of CUrrcURA SOAP, and two
bottles of CUTICURA REsOLyESr, ehe was entirely
well. and now after nearly two years there has
been no trace of the disease. The DOCTOR called
IL Psoriasis. / cannot give your remedies too
much praise, for believe my. daughter would
have died if it had 1t not been for the CyrIcURA
REMEpIEs. MARY J. NELSON,
Pocomoke City, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
THEY HAD A TINE.
A Kse or BEER, A LOADING UP"
A DRUNKEN ROW.
A Firing of Piaois-Ths Death OF Ons
Young Man and the Mortal wonnd-
ing Of Two Others.
,nlarraph to ,nn I,l,pa,cn.l

LOUISVILLE, Kr., August i1.-Yesterday
SIX young men--John Ritter. Nicoll Lo-
gan, Benjamin Sparks. Ward Bates, Will
Mccarthy. and John Hulett-all sons
of widows. got keR of beer and
went to the woods near town to have a
time. After loading up all started for
town In vehicle, when O drunken row
arose between them. Mccarthy drew his
pistol and shot Sparks in the back aud
Ritter in the side. and aimed a
shot at Huiett. which missed. Logan
drew his gun and shot Mccarthy
twice IN the breast. Mccarthy died
this morning and the other two men will
die. Logan shot and killed negro boy
about a wear ago. but was aquitted on a
plea that the shooting vas accidental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

CINCINNATI. o., August I0.-FioIr quiet and
easy. Wheat stronger; No. red, 56c Corn
In good demand; No. = mIIei, 44I4c. Oats
nrm: No. 9 mixed. 25IEc: Rye quiet; No 2, sgc.
Pork eteady At Sl4.69. Lard stronger at s7.7o.
Balk-mcats quiet at s7.75at0. Bceon steady az
al .a5 Wnisgey Ia light demand sales, 253
barrel a. sl.l2. Butter steady. sugar quies'
Egg dull at 90. Cheese IN good demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
me JUSTICES CONSTITUENTS
"'iu'ed 10 Believe a Woman One
Lite Negro Cuts Another.

ci La,s.fything and everybody in the Police
r., Was quiet and orderly yesterday
I'inue. John Derrlcott alias Williams
s'.oII.a was assessed $40 and costs for
IrsI..hg and striking Anna Williams.
49,. a' tIied to convince tho Court that she
ba, , 1lit by falling down q flight OF stairs,
e,'a VIZ Justice refused 10 believe It, as the
J,lienoe against John was too strong.
al. Nss also charged with being disor-
d., "a Tue streets, but this case was dts
con-, = tacb0 was wsltzed before the
ry't charged with feloniousIy asssulting.
Cr...PF, beating, aud wounding John
Cfs,apiieI' member Of the monitor crew.
tkt s sIN Was unable 10 DO present and
I'LL nation WAS postponed until the
loftd Williams and Pickett scott (eo-
thy,s,nefs taxed IS and costs each for
beibs Se.hg the life Of William Newly and
Ffs,li Sggtdefiy on the street.
ieet ~ ilDsiey, little negro boy, ives
glSb,, me grand jury Tor felonionsly
to.ora1S we ARA Of Robert Arlington, &
IA. 'aa with knife.
ease Of 9. v. haywood, charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
MARKETS BY TeLeoRApH.
NEW YoRk-

Nxw YORK, August il.-Fiour steadier and 10
better dsnard; winter wheat, low gredess
sa.45: fair 20 fancy, e2.4ose3. 20: pAteees
S3. 40ss<; Minnesota clear. ee. 5oe>5: petents,
"a. g0aS4. so. Southern nour dan ous steady
common 70 faiY extra, t2.10ae3.lo: good 20
sraice do, ea15aeA25. wheat modexatoly
active. ls4a2jsc. higher and hrn; No reo.
ssore and elevator, 6sa69t1c Anoss IVaIo3c.
Outions fairly active and iSayS$e hifher; No
= red. May, s5c. I; August. 0elsa; Scptemoess
Tos. CON dull sad easier. &ejfc. IN elevator:
lsaiSItc. anoas. Options opened 81 8s}4cs
Jeetsne. rallied ha4kc.. and closed sseeoys -
nm isr yesterday. with trading dull Aueusss
sSIIe. sepscm Ger. 4sitc.; October, ldz<c. Do
e..n,s.r. as. Cut,op.ssed OIL dun aud nominal
crude, ssssic yellow, lse. P.ssoI:u@ ssoaeY.
rosin auist and steady: STRAINED. e03aet.
Turoeufins dan but steady q roxc.
osss dull but steady cpssons dun 40
i s,'tr oc,oSsr, si;s. Spa pricss |:
IA q aptxr.: No. 3. waits, %fc.; MIXED western,
sSxsiaa !. White do. asa%5j<c. Wool very dnll
s.1 rnsettisd; domestic noeceS sue. p0lle(.
76.sra nssf steady aad quiet; lA@llS, elOG
sI3: ertrn rneGuI I.b0atA besAkans Urn M
AMI, a siS.5O. 1iorced besf moro setiye end
ssssdy ctsy ezra India 0eeA q13eo1I. cot.
Sss,s ouies snd esssdy Ese1led h9l3ea IKE;
= $500 tsss satss Cd sasiis i569n 1lss1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
[Reported for the Di.patcb.l

AUausr Il.-Auctio1 offerings on Change only
packages. an,
,ers. / scrap, total, % bogsbeads.
Revenue collections: Cigars aud cgarettes'
s357. 80: tobacco $500. 34-tota, sl,247 %.
Davis 4 Gregory had quite good sale OF both
old and new tobacco. Prices vary satisfactory.
the reyen ue-stgmp 81 Is TO-DAY sum up only
about ono third OF usual sales daily, which ID no
dori az due 70 The fact TINT currency was de-
manded at tho revenue Once and no eertins sd
checks cogld be used. The score OF tobacco
,anutacturers seeking 10 have their checks
cashed by small merchants down among the
nr1duce men, retail stores, and comml5slonfDen
was a remarkable scone to-day, aud seIVod 10
iriahte1 somo weak people, who could not COM
nrehend the true situation, and there was much
eager Information sought aud gwen In regard
10 the approved Clearing Houses acticn.
Az least one leading manufacturer with ful
orders says ne will be compelled to shut down
Monday tlli the tide turns the currency into Us
usual channels. Other manufacturers say mat
they will issue checks TO tneir employees In the
spirit OF the Clearlng-ilouso decleioa-
Mr.. Harris, OF Henderson. passed through
Ricbmoud on his way nome from the North on
business On Change to-day was very small r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
TIN Reriment Encampmen I.

A detail Of FIVE N ombers OF the First Virginia
,elment under captain j. X Tenant, quar-
.ermaster, together With ton colorcd cooks, left
yesterday morning for Ocean View. where the
i1fan.rynen viii camp noxt week Tho detail
win Arrange the camp, pitch tents. &c, &c.
The members Of the regiment who cannot
leave with tho organization tonight. but OK
oect 20 90 some time during the week, can pro-
cure their tickets tonight.
The regiment will leave for the cncgmpnent
rfG thu Chesapeake and ONO railway tonight.
The troops viii depart from tho ArInory ., npt-
IL al 5 oclock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Another Egyr tan Crisis.

(By An2lO-Amer1can cable 20 the Dspalcn.I
CAIRO. August 1.-THE return o. the hhe-
dive from his vislt 10 the SuItan a. eons.s"s ~
nople has boon markell by further tension IN
the political situation, and a Capinet crisis IS
now on. The KhedIve has had quarrel WNn
his Primo Minister. Riag Pasha, who Owes ms
oosit,on 10 English influence and wants \
Ministry IN accord With bis own poncy,
which 10 well knoWn 10 be pro rencn
one Il was only few months ago that be
dismissed his ministers. who we're 10 asootu
with the English policy, aud substituted ChD'-
net nf his own selection. Lord Cromer TIE
British Minister. Intervened ard forced the stlt-
stitution OF Hiaz Pasha as Prime Minister. Inc
situation betweenthe hhedive aud hie othcihl
M yisers mas since been strained and has now
resulted in another crisis that will probably
again call for British Intervention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Deaf. OF mr. r. w. p.mmapu.

News has been received here Of the
death in Baltimore Yesterday afternoon Of
Mr. +. w. Darn,nann, father-in-lsw Of Mrs.
J. Frank Dammann noe Cowardtn, and a
Monumental City. Mr, Dammann was
we'll known IN Richmond. He was presi-
dent of st. Vincent de Paul Confraternity
OF this province, which extends from
Maryland TO South Carolina inclusive. aud
a gentleman whose courtly bearing, emil
nent piety, and benevolent face drew TO
him all who were thrown IN bis company.
HIS life was sermon on charity, and his
mission was TO be kind to the poor and
the unfortunate. To these he consecrated
the better part Of his years. which num-
bered over three-soore and ten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

with teeping disordorly house. was con-
tinued until September TIN in order to
give the accused time to move cut Of tho
neiahborhood.
Rosser Coleman. charged with assault
ing and kicking Charles Newland on sthe
street, will be given hearing to-day.
THIS warrant was sworn out last March
and Coleman. who has been away for
some months. has Just been arrested. The
case was continued in order that witnesses
might be summoned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Rrcuyosp. August H. OyPEaIses- Wheat.
o.sss bushels. Corn, 304 bushels Oats, l,loo
SAILS Wheat, 6,63s bushela Corn, 3o4
bushels. 0aIs, 1000 bushels.
QUOTATIONS
wagAr.--LougDsrry, eos05c. Mixei. 6oa6Sc
shortberry. 55a66c. No. red. 03hao+c.
NO 2 white. 49c. No 2 mixed. 47a4sc-
OATS Winter flor soed). 35a3sc; No y
mixed, 33I<a34c. +, No. . mixed, 3.lss33c.
RYY-62ah7c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
"n.rx" shor. Brought Bach.

AurNapox. Va. August IL" Berg T"
Short. who shot and killed Lee simmons
and Henderson DankIns near here In July
OF last year. Was recently arrested at
Bloomington. Ill. aud was brought mere
to-day by Sheriff Hughes. OF tins county,
we're both drinking ut the time OF the
tragedy. bat ne one thinks the killing was
necessary, and public sentiment 10 very
bitter against Short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
''nsrsssman Oates Injured.

o.. ....'"ioN. August l1.--Representa-
H.. oates. Of Alabama. met with a pain
d. lent yesterday Ia being thrown
..... e catle-car IA this city. The car
I--'''' suddenly and Colonel Oates.
I-t hlt one arm. was unable TO save
-,. aid fell heavily to the pavement.
C'.'.lR ou his back. The back OF the
n. e''i-an's mead was badly bruised.
m ",.' as BIS back aud while no serious
-.''g' are apprehended to-day the physi-
a., 90 ~ lot pronounce Coiouel Oates yet
o lanAeI. This is the second case
50 one-armed member from the
Gu ~ met with similar accident,
,-'!M Hooker. Of Mississippi. having
~ W, tIfMeT victim last snrinp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

from Bellevue Hospital YESTERDAY, had
developed typhus-fever. There is no
longer any doubt about the nature of the
disease. What ~ now puzzling DR.. Doty
is how. when, and where the man caught
the disease. Watson was employed as
laborer at the Manhattan Beach Hotel be-
fore he got sick. He went there July l9tn
from Pennsylvania. and was taken SICK
the day before Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
TWO GOOD PLAYERS DISABLED.
MIR. seiks Accepts q Position In washing
ton-A Cutting scrape.
Hpecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the pispasoh'i
PETERSBURG, Va. August 1.-Two OF tins
best players on the reIers1urg Tenn ca.nh S,e
by reason of an accident on the field. and
Sandford, centIe-felder, on account Oh
sickness.
In the game between the Richmond
College and Home teams tomorrow s1ter.
noon the latter will have new battery IN
the persons of McGann and Kelley, who
have never played here before;
Mr. ID. l.. Selke. Of the iadsr-Appedl
stan and one Of the best and most 70
liable newspaper-men IN the sontn, mas
accepted an engagement as washington
accent Of the Southern Press-News Associa-
ton. He will enter upon his duties ct the
capital about the ist Of September.
Mr.. J. Il. stell was severely cut across IS
tbony dining some trouble between this
two. Anthony has left town and has not
vet been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Nashviiis situation BETTER.
ry!v to,ogrnph 70 the Dispotch.l

NASHVILLE, TENN. August l1.-Matters
are quiet in banking circles to-day. The
run on the Fourth National Bank was re-
sumed, but the line OF depositors was
small. The bank continued to pay all
IL was decided to pay oil checks no to 800
and give certified checks for balances
above this amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Aceosted Young Ladies.
RICHMOND, VA, August IL, 1893

HIUHHUND, VA, hUEltI IT. IoJO.
TO the Editor Of TIE DisDGich:
Thursday night rs three ladies were return
ting from trip down the river on a moonlight
they were accosted, soon after getting of the car
AT thirteenth and Main streets, by three ooV-
ardy ru1ians, who used very insulting language
70 tnen. Tbs ladies we're very mu-h frightened
and fastened on without taking sufficient notice
OF the men 10 Identify them u seen again.
JOuS W. 6IARKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
Usnrlco County Notes.

Misses z. j. Holiday and q. II. Broaddus are
visiting the Worlds Fair.
ST.. .. g. Mitchell has returned from Ocean
View
Tho County School Board will meet to-day
George BoHles was sent 10 the erard idry yes
to-day by Justice Larus on the charge OF mali
Adus aeaartf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
A Crank

is constantly turning tho world. keeping
II in commotion. It's vigorous exercise
keeps tho whole body active. But IT'S the
constant going that wears. You've no Iine
10 rest, no time TO eat. and hardly ups 20
HE. it's miserable living o. .sc eo cS
Constipntien. Jhs body ersnk needs IT.
tenSioa. Keen the liver ectiyo With bim-
mons LAYER Regulates. sud yeu can go -
much - you pk1asA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12
%IR@ STRINGS PosT-oFFlce.
''ngres'man fuckers Man Mado Post
master-Nr. Swauson on the Li,t.

>,e a.ts,etram % tho Dispa,ch.l
"Ha.NrIs, b. c.. August 1.-THE
o---,. male today IN the Warm Springs
) ,'l ,'',aLlp ID Virginia involved con-
'.ia0. 90 contest. Congressman
i-.E' ,.mmcnied the removal Of Mrs.
i-''lA a,t the appointment of j. L.
I''.r Ny. Etyard. our present Embas-
H. "a" 'tt.at Britain, aud General Wade
,,.-i .u strongly urged the retention Of
--l''' t-'IHt. The Congressman was al
" .F tl- department. TO name his
-.'.-.'e. anI PAYNE was appointed.
".,i eItatye swanson placed his name
~ '-' ~. ik,i list as one who will make
. -. ODD ine financial question durng
~ 4....a % that was commenced to-
~. mention o. Martinsville which
.li'.i Mr. swanson adopted a strong
age plank. and Sir. Swanson will
'' .''- ttr free coinage of both metals
" '-'-ir4 iA the Chicago platform.
DECLINED.
ST. Pembroke Petit has declined the
.'.i rendered HIM by the Clerk of
L % ..e aad returned to Fluyanns
i.....} '-ls evening. where he will again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

Nxv YONG. August il.--At 10 o'clock
81. morning. DIR. Doty. chief Of tho
Hurssu 81 Contagious Diseases. receives :
report from North Brother lsiep1 stelnf
thss Robert Watsop : suspect semefe6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

FLouR.-we quote; Fine, s2sss.e5; super
-fne, S2.23as2.50: extra, e2.1JasS fanny
90 .5Oas3.s5 patent. e<as4.25.