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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

When ms little girl was one month old. she
had A scab form on her face. 1t kept spread
ing until she was completely covered from
head TO foot. Then she had boilS She had
forty on her head at one time, and more on
her body. When six months old she did not
weigh seven pounds, pound and half less
than at birth. Then her skin started to dry
No and got so bad she could not shut her eyes
10 sleep. but laid with them half open. About
this time. at the earnest request OF friends,
started using the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES, and
in one month she 5p15 C01lflettLy 6HyrA.
The doctor and drug bills were over one Inn
dyr9 aol2ays, the Cutcura bill was not more
than f,e Golart My child is now two Years
old. strong, healthy and large as any child OF
her age see photo.) and it is all owing to
CurlcuRA. Yours with Mothers Blessing,
MRS. GEO. II. TUCKER, j.,
,,s Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
S,lI throughout the world. PoTlER DKvG AND
C,,gN. CoEp sole propnetors, Boston. Mailed Tree,
All about the Blood, Skin. Scalp, and HAIR
Habv RIemIshcs. falling hair, and red. rough
hand, prevented and cured By Cuticura Soap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
RUSSIA OUR FRIEND.
THE CAR TO MAKE NEW YORK A
NAVAL STATION.
To EstsbIish Also q Permassnt Fleet of
War Vessels In American Waters
Despite John Bull.
fRr telegraph TO the plspatch.l

NRw YoRx. July 1.-THE Times will cay
In 'he morning: II was learned from high
Russian sources yesterday that the Rus
sian government bias decided to maintain
a permanent feet Of war-.hips in United
States waters and that the port of New
York will be made Russia's western naval
centre. The opinion was vsntured IN naval
circles last evening that in wow Of the
likelihood Of the Bering Sea case
going against Great Britain and the
late announcement that England IL
reinforcing her naval force at Esqui-
mault. h. G., the proposed action Of Rus;
sia was of great importance TO the United
States. With Russisn feet constantly IN
AID about New York. the ability Of the
powerful British feet on the North Amerl-
cnn station to rally upon exposed Atlantic
ports of tn. United States would be great
Is lessened
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
BALTIMORE.


81. LoUfs, Mo-, July li.-tiour-irpproyed
demand; no quotabis Change. Hheat-No.
red. cash and July, 6lss.: August. 03tc.
September, oGisc. Comma mned. cash,
and July. 3sIsc.: August. 3S4Sc.; Septembsrs
37Jsc. 0as-cash, Csc: JalI. 27l4o.: August.
23i4c whishoy, ste. Begging and COTTON
ties unchanged. Provisions lower aud dun,
With only "A xbt iobbtag demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
TURKISH TROUSERS WITH POCKETS.
Costumes of Coupie OF Yankee Girls
'C,cItug ~ Great Britain.

cycling ~ Great britain.
Two youuc women, Miss Carrie l.. Dods-
don. of Lawrence. Mass. aud Miss Edith
II Remission. OF Concord. \. H.,
are now, SAWS the New York Times,
making a t,ur of Great Britain with
Their hIcyclcs They ale going 10 be there
for nve months. and during tnat time viii
wheel all over tho country. Their outfit
seems 10 nave caused hem no little worry,
~ II all had TO be packed on the be Gle.
They have succeeded IN arranging things
SO that their entire amount Of iugeh6r u
10 bc confined 10 a bundle which may
bee strapped L. the bicycle.
TINS all-ImpoitGnt bundle contains two
cambric wrappers that are ~ 90 the double
duty OF serving az mPA'-9oWns and day
wrappers. as occasion demands; one six
UNION uniergarmcnt. one SIR waist, and
one small box containing toilet articles.
The costumes. both of which are rated
"modcl- OF neatness and convenience.
are made after the following STYLES: Anil
round waist buttOning Oh the SKIRT. winch
J.. cut walking length aud arranged with
hooks aud eyes 20 be caught up To con-
venIeut length Tor riding. Three large
pockets are hidden III the fulness oil the
skirt and n fancy one for the notebook
and oeDcil aiornS the frOlt OF the skirt. \
wide belt and lsupty Elton Jacket, fancl-
fully trimmed with braid, complete the
costume.
In pace Of the usual pettlcoats Turkish
Trousers are worn.
These are fashioned IN the same material
as tie dress and are extremely full ana
gathered 20 alutile below the knee. ms
trousers. the Young women declare, con-
tam rust a. many pockets as mans.
Taey button to a BLACK silk underwdIst
winch takes the place OF the white waist
usually worn and made of WASH materials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
MARGINS PRETTY MARRIAGE.
DIR. o. c. Sprinkle United to Miss Belle
PEinter-Superb Decorations.
,corre.nondnncs of the Rlchmond pl.patch. ]

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
MARION, Va. July 1.-THE beauty and
chlvalrv OF Marion assem- bled IN the Pres
bvtorian church at $3.50 on "Wednesday
evening to witness the marriage OF Miss
Belle Painter and DR.. q. G. Sprinkle. The
church was decorated with the rarest
flowers Of the season. The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. +. +. McFaden.
The bridegroom is Young physician,
the bride one of the most lovely and ST.
traotlVe young ladies OF the town.
The welded pair were attended by four
couples as follows Miss Lizzie Painter
and MIR. II. l.. Morgan: Miss Emma Sprln-
kie and Mr. ID. u. Gull Jr. Miss Margaret
Shelfey and Dir. II. b. Staley; Miss Chaiiin
and sir. Joseph Kelly Miss Pierce and
Mr.. j. W. Shsfiey. The ushers were
Messrs. Charles Friend, II. b. Jackson,
Viii Lincoln. and VIII Pierce.
After the ceremony the wedding party
repaired TO the home of the brides mother,
where they were entertained IN queenly
style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
-ty,n1.t.d for ,ha DtanatshI

JCfY l4.-Auction offerings on Change To-
day IS packages and | taken IN Highest price
s32; lowest. s2lO; average, $3.50.
Private sales very light
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e4l2g..O: tobacco, 52.723l0; special tax,
&2OO-total, s7,O52.3O.
Auction sales mostly Of low-grade, sun-cursd
filters. and good wrappers, the latter selling
at sl7 90, $26, $50. s3l. AID SO.
Inc market was very dun today. and but H.
tic interest was manifested Plsa'ers "sro-
honse mad auto a good sale Of medium working
sto,k today, which soi1 At full value. Prices on
ali grades arc unchanged Cincinnati recovered
dacltne Of Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

10 long sp.li o. vs-hne,s o,io.ed by = e.,t,.i
recovery. The eiosirs WAS stsedy al t&aIi,.
under ino bees y.,s -. oOa a. tae s,als sas
frm. 1hedemsnd -ss good, influenced mainly
"a. IN, ~. AZ tn. sny.ace S,'s,sn VOC pre-
creased offerings. resulting Ia a Sc. break. ina
market recovered later part ~ tho decline. Oats
were quiet and stronger earhsr, but reacted and
declined Nc from the top aud closed WITH
net loss Of ". Provisions opened fairly steady,
but tree offerings OF short<ylbs ~ the paskens
caused Q break. Trading wss 90 dsctdeIiy
limited scate.
qoiry from sh,ppers No. sprine wheat. B53sa
0Dmc. No corn, 4O1sc.; No. 2 oats, Ze3.o.
Mcss-pork, sioasi922l4 Lard, %. S2Jsssp.t5
(borcd). ss.2oasS.5o. Short clear sides (pcx sa),
o. 75aetO. Wnissey, sl.i2
1na LEADING fniuras nrst a. foIlous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

no truth In the statement contained in the
said letter, and that MIR. j. w. Cox. who is
the father uf the young lady. not only did
not write II. but did not authorize II 10 be
written, and does not know who the
author was. II lis writer intended the
letter as a hoax be has despieablc idea of
fun. II he was actuated by malice he is
liable 10 indictment for forgery. The DIS
PATCH regrets that II should have been the
cause, however Innocent. Of subiectine Mr..
Coxs family TO the annoyance and morti-
fcation as caused by the publication, es-
pecially since their correspondence with
Us on the subject has been marked by
such courtesy and consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

bombs oaployei IA the Eighth
'..H.-i have quit work The cause
. that they have not received
f.t .r several weeks Oficers OF the
-ud Chesapeake RAILWAY Com
H..rl concern - building the tun-
.'' THAR operations viii bo rosr med
".ta hev clam that the present
tpe 90 TEMPORARY lack Of
caused by the failure OF certain
.-'. s.5ckhciiers 20 pay IN several
'-as oi msnsy 10 the stock OF the
..arl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
County Natter.

Ie,r"o County Court was no. in
Yesterday, bat will be to-day
g. Ia,-berry Was before Squire Larus
.''Te-' afternoon charged with selling
without license lie was sent on
tr grand Jury aud bail N the sum Of
allowed. j, seems that the accused
.rgn DO ;he habit Of selling refresh
T. .l.s from a little Eat boa, q the sailors
-'"1 o. the river, and II il alleged that
'..-'f Wa among these refreshments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
,LOsg STEADY AND FIRM.
gTocK QUOTATIONS.

Speculation left 90 steady and arm IN tone.
sub-rrsssury balances Coin, soS, s0l 900
Az. 3iAOOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
How Miss GraudstaG. of Virginia. became
the Bride OF Mr.. Rockwell. Of Conn.

Correspondence OF tue Richmond Dispatch.l
IURAY, Va, July l4.-Mr. James ii. Rock
well. Of Connecticut, and Miss Lily n;
GrandstaiT. of this county, were married
here on Wednesday, the ceremony beng
performed by Rev. II. l.. Cuarles. Inc
newlymade bride is daughter OF Mrs.
Laura Shenk, the widow Of Mr.. ). i:
Grandstaf, deceased. but now the wife of
Mr.. Marion Shenk. living near klmbail, IN
this county. and an estimahle lady.
There is a tinge OF romance about the
affair. The report is that MIR. Rockwell
advertised for wife several months ago
and that Miss Grandstaif answered 1t with
the result that correspondence ensued.
Mr.. Rockwell came to Virginia day or
two ago and the marriage was then ar
ranged. He is young man OF good ap-
nearanca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
,,r.o,,,,s Love Caused suicide.

fCorrosDon donce Of the Richmond Wsoltch.]
CAARLEsroS, w. Va. January l4.-Ro-
bert Jeiiries. young man about rs, coin-
mitted suicide in the ST. Albert Hotel early
"Wednesday morning. When found a re-
volyer was ciasped in his right band and
there was q bullet-ho In his temple. lie
had been drinking heavily of late; note
was found in bis pocket. which READ as
follows; Sinoe she | love viii not return !,
INV devotion life holds no inducements"
he came here from Nevs. Va, some time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

CHICAGO. July Ia The torria weather hero
tept tfaasrs cal OF the pits to-day. Ia grain
Tiers was strone leehnG Tor Z abort tins 81
the beginning Of the srssion whien saws place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
To par.,a a., Rr.t In Yorktown.

TCorresDon1oncoo OF the Klchmdnd UIspatch.I
WILLIAMSBURG, July l4.-Mrs. Susan
Walthall. widow Of Joseph Wslthall, died
Yesterday at2 o'clock at her residence. on
Francis street. Her remains wero taken
this morning to q burying.ground near
Yorktown. where lie the remains of her
husband and son and where she requested
10 be buried.
Among the visitors at Carriers Grove to-
day are S. p. Epps. editor of the Black
stone Courier, accompanied by. Mrs. kpps
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Epps. from Tyler,
Iey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

t'.'. -.rfrs a. Lee Camp last night a
...l Was received from the Board
..t tar soldiers Home inform
'.. ....p.f lur expiration OF the term
...t f.ur members u the board.
wore made 10 ali the vscan-
..r. .cjion vii hc held on next
t..tt
..rs of TO camp who will visit
. ...R .u AUGUST 9TH arD pertectlng
....- r.a-lts. IL IS evident mat a
..-r val 90. IL has not Yet been
.... whether the trlp viii be taken by
D. r..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
NICARAGUA CANAL Work.
That n Has All B,eu stopped omciaiiy
Dented.

New YORK, July l4.-The report that the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
had stopped oil work on the Nicaragua
Canal on account of lack Of funds was
officially denied this morning by ex-Sena-
tor Warner Miller, president OF the CON-
pany.
I'VE have not stopped work entirely"
said Mr.. Miller. although. OF course, We
have had to lessen the amount OF work
doing. In times OF financial stringency
every one has 10 cut his coat according to
his cloth. Work IS now going on on the
break water at the entrance TO Greytown
harbor and also on the hsrbor. Besides
that we have large number Of men look
ing after our valuable machinery"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
severiuro JuguIar.

GRrvNvIIIE. =. c., July IS. Near Grier's
Station, ten miles from here, TO-DAY. tom
T0ueg cut jan Cox with a pocket-knlte,
seyerlug ais Jucu.ar-vein and killing hlin
INSTANTLY both the men were visitors at
tue residence of John Cox. a brother Of
Jm's. who was giyirga dinner IN honor of
inc Z,st birthday # ionev son Henry.
Tho trouble began Ia n friendly scu..e
betSe,n Henry Ioney AMI Jim Cox. All
the parties concerned are suUstautial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
MAXINE IrTELLfaESCK.

ARRIVED.
steamsnip Wyanoke, B)a1. Ne" l0rk, mer-
chandlse aud passengers; ueorss W. Alien ~
CO., agents
steamship Wyanoke, BoaH, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, George ". Alien %
Co., agents.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, meronanls,
ana passengers; Irnu Wclslgsr, agont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
PokTOg NEWPORT News. JuLYl4 1893

Schooner G. A. White Boston.
Schooner Ill. Crossl. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
new Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July I4.-honey on call easy,
ranging from 20 q; last loan At o. and closing
offered at s. Prime mercantile paper, oalO
per cent.
Sterling exchange hrmer: posted rates,
s4S2lSas4 saw: comm srcial bills, s4.Soas4s3-
Goverpms ni bonds steady. State bonds dali
Railroad bonds dFmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

PENDANT (Templs) had been legally elected
and awarded the certificate Of election as
clerk of the court and that the plaintiff
had failed TO make out any case. Judge
West, of Sussex county who ~ hearing
this case, overruied this motion. and the
examin alton Of witnesses in Britton's be-
half was IN progress when the court adj
iourned to-nipht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
MAIL MATTER ..
Banks Resume Business.
nv ,s,s,raoh N N, Dlsostcn.l

10y IHIFIIapII 70 VI4V I'IVFI-901I'I
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Comptrol 'er
of the Currency to-day authorized the
First National Bank Of Los Angeles. Cal,
the National Bank Of Commerce of Provo.
Utah, and the Second National Bank Of
Ashland, Ky.. 10 resume business. All
these banks have resumed with plenty OF
m onsy. none of which was borrowed, but
obtained by the collection of amounts due
on note. or supplied by the directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Copnagration IN Roanoke.
fEnnclaI tnla1rAn 10 tho DIauatcn.

ROANOKE. Va. July 1.-Two framed
houses in the northwestern suburbs of the
city were DESTROYED by FIRE this morning.
One was owned by Frank Fallonsbee and
the other by Amanda Swan (colored).
The FIRE originated in Fsllonsbee's house.
which was vacant. Loss about 3 600; IN
surance 81 800.
Samuel IL. Gish. wealthy citizen. died
OF consumption last night; aged 56 years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Fell Naturally In Love.

Cast,eton / hear you are engaged 10
Mis- Blegerolle. the girl YOU went horse
back with last summer. How did you
managcitg
summit: | couldn't help 1t. old man.
We we're thrown together 80 much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

% sunday the sth Of this month the
D.sFAicn, upcn authority Of letter
rsIsa J. ". Co.." published the follow
o..s lShsae Coz Mill Dc married TO Mr..
49, eftSt VI Milford, CarOiiBe county, Au-
<o'h' al hopsvsl Cbrislsn eaurcb."
- lsS sihee besl learned that there was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

You otter see persons doing II. and many
a Door fellow bias stumped bis toe or
cracked his shins falling over some oblecl.
You cali them fools, but it may be thelr
brains are beuuddled by. q TORPID hyef;
People suffering with indigestion ana
tive You must wake up the liver py
taxing e,mmonAIiver Hegul stor, the cure
for this disorderds and for Biiioasness aad
Sick Headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Federal Treasury Notes.

TDJ VVIVET'F-' ~ "
WAsHIxGroN. July H.-There has been a
daily gain in the gold reserve tnis week.
to-day's increase being S-S5,2-5, winch
brings the total up 10 S9S,315,35J.
The Acting Director OF the Mint to-day
purchased some silver but for good and
snriclent business reasons declined 10 ave
out either the amount bought or the prlcs
paid until tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
News Notes from Emporis.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDasch.l
EMpoRIl, Va. july 4.-0ur towDsman.
". L. Bailey, broke ground on yesterday
for tho erection OF new store.
An infant child OF our townsman. MIR.
i. L. Cole. died this morning.
The Emporia Literary Club had a de-
lightfui public meeting last evening.
Among other exercises Mr.. Peyton Turner
declalmed "Yirginia and Georgin"-the
same issue. that be acclaimed before the
final celebration of the Ph0nlx Society at
the College OF William aud Mary last
month.
Judge Turnbull. of Lawrenceville, was
here YESTERDAY.
Mrs. p. r. Farley snd family are sum-
mering In Sussex county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
srocx opsyryp IRREGULAR

Lower quotations from London caused a
rather irregular opening az the stock market,
but outside Of Louisville aud Nashville, which
dropped 2st per cent. TO 81, there were no de-
clines TO speak Of. The increased supply OF
money on call and the tact that q moderate
amount Of funds was offered on time led TO pur-
chases OF stock FOR both the long and the short
accounts some Of the bears attempted 20
cover, while certain operators who recently
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
HnteI Mon Assien.
lRr,sln,rnnh 70 the plspa,ch.

IUJ ~ ~
Denver. Col, July 4.-Niiliam II.
Busch and \. Tabor. proprletors OF the
Brown aace Hotel aud the Hote! Metro
pole. have made an assignment. A state
ment given out plac the assets al sl'9oJ,-
COO. the liabilities al $500, 900; Losses at
tending ne running Of the Hotel Metro
pole and inability 10 secure CASH Is ths
cause OF the assignment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
. CnmranY,. K.nnion.

t|np2ny bad tbeiS regular semi-an.
( ~ l'laiou al blandOn Park YESTERDAY.
''~Aen was served 81 p. NJ. and dinner o.
= 'il ths day Vas one Of thorough enjoy.
.-'lt y tbs survivors Of that gallant or
KAN 1alion and their guests
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
The Br,t,on.remple Contest.

Ispe'tAI toIoEfhW 70 Eno bisp~'0u'J
prTKRsBuRo. Va. July l4.--ln the County
Court OF Prince George to-day In the con-
ested-eioction case OF britton Ga. Temple
counsel fer Temple made motion 70 as
miss the case on the grounds thst the &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
RA1IMOeE STOCK Markell

BALTIMORE July I4.--YirEiuiH 3s, 65sB5L5; Bal
tu0re and Ohio stock. 61ta; Northwestern Con
q al. 81: Baltimore aud Ohio Southwestern lsts,
IOi1SEl02x DO. "a incomes - do. 30 ln-
comes, 10 consolidated gas bonds, lO0alONj4
do. stock, 54aj4It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Fashion Note
TToNas gfftfugs.l

Mr.. Murray I'm: There is gong TO DO an
eclipse OF the moon this year.
Mr.. Morris Park; Well, keep quiet ABOUT
IL. II my wife hears OF II she VIII make III
excuse for buying q new rig out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Trom Cray Cables

by telegraph TO inc plspatcu'J
BrgzARp's BAY. July i.--Other than
taking drive over 20 the Buz/ards bay
poSt-ofiice IN company with Dr. BRYANT,
President Cleveland spent very quiet
day. There were no callers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
Social Periis.
..s.a. NN..r.u.N

Cholly: Where did you get that howwid
cold:
Wesgy: called on Miss Bilgerton yes
terday aud her gweat, dweadtul dawg was
ia tho room. The twlghttul oeaSt hep'
wagging MS tail and caused dwaIt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT.

The demand led TO q sharp recovery, and not
withstandipg repeated atts.=pts 10 bring about
q reaction nearly everything on tho list showed
q not gain for the day, the Improvement vary
Ing from 4 30 2ls per cent outside OF Louisville
aud Nashville aud Pacific Mall, which were down
Ia and I5s. respectively. The rise was caused
by purchases for investment, which have be-
come quite feature Of the dealing. Tho trans
actions aggregated 5000 shares, OF which
$4,000 shares we're unlisted. The most active
stocks we're 81 Paul, burlington, Western Union,
Rock Island, and Sugar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
yllEBODY ORGANIZED
,-,ycoerAe NEW MANCHESTER
F'' COUNCIL LAST NlGHt'
r-..ii.nt R,-cIectsd--The Aims
house rutn'sh'd-o'h'r MAN
chester Matters

...t4 IN tbc Council chamber last
G ...l ~. following members pres
goo ,'.. O.Ereu. r. ". WCIsiger. I. II.
e.. .I charles +. SIMS. W. T, Hart.
r,ol. George O. E.y, W. q. BUT
NE ' D. TAYLOR John l. Utz. and NJ A.
- .,ercaIiue Of TIC minutes OF tho
meetings the President an
rat tie frat business WIS tho
...ou 90 the BODY. ..,,.
NJ. No1ror placed IN nomination
.... the incumbent, Mr.. . brlen,
..ftlc First Ward, stated that
verarry BOZ the Council nom
. ,su..i bv the removal OF Mr.
...-k.. ANA placed ~ domination
IS t.rlIc. Mr.. Ely nominated
V.r-.-. stating at the time that
.sers oi iao ward had requested
ain. Sims sad that n large
ltfrTIr.'- Ward citizens had Ie-
,.t. r-r-cnt the usme Of tlr.
I.r ballot vas taken and Mr.
elected by "a vote OF 10 >.
G.r Iv'Hovsf.
..,..tt.. uu Grounds and Build
....ta4' tlca.msAouse had blc On
I'D .rgg-stei that tho build
.... .v.rto tho Poor or Aims
...tf., 20 be properly fitted NJ
..t.I. ..l iu mediate use. ms
... gu. AMI the Pgesidcut thcr an
... ..r Committee on Poor az
50 Hsr' chairman, u. A.
4. d. itzscrnld, and l.. W.
moved that when the body
.....t8fuaet next Friday night,
.|. lfvrls.i.rf Ia ragns-f 81
..t .l the standing commit
..t..rpa Of CIty officers. Inc
..-aI p''i.
d ..l,m'd rendered bis re
member of the School
...l u4> accepted. A. the 70
81. ~.u.. tho election Of his sue
tp.uei until the next meet
..r -Irfyr COMNGTrFF.
.-..... D.multtee Chef Of Police.
20. and Ma, or made their
..'-. Among other things re-
t.. Finance Committee was
...,4ueul that the matter Of
.laIu gang he lndehnltelv
... ..dt0at they did not think It
.I.. present to increase the
certain ci,y officials VINO had
r.a red the following:
I..+ t.a Comuttee on
.. free monthly meeting, If
.r.ullta a report OF such
.t r,t. desired Tor the ensuing
.... talus % ly.sSrie Tor the CITY
.. ar3 uGko a rough estimate
-0I work.
... .t luuIlns permits wero
81. |....- ..roI resolution Tint the
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NEW YoRK, July IA cable dispatch re-
celyed at late hour to-day SAID. " There
has been taken from the Bank OF Eng and
for Shipment to America Gl15,OOO IN gold. -