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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
CHURCH CORNERSTONE LAID.
a CoIored Infant Drowned in "A Tub Of
sonp-Suds-struck by "a Freight Train.

,spe.lai telegram TO tho Dispatch.l
DANvIGLF, Va. July ia large crowd
gathered at Bethel Methodist Episcopal
church. Mountain Hill. tins morning, TO
witness the laying Of the corner stone with
Masonic ceremonies, kamah Lodge, of
North bnnviile. doing the work.
Yesterday evening. IN BrpOktOWn. a col
0rel settlement beyond North Danvillc, a
2-ycar-o!d colored child came 10 Its death
bv being drowned IN tub of soap-suds. 1t
fell n hcaiforeInost aud was dead when
taken ont.
MARROW ESCAPE.
Misses Mary and SallIe Burton and
Mcs,Ts. Uoge Burton and Raleigh Ander-
son were returning from IA religious meet
Iuc last uightto their home, on the Halifax
road. When the carriage was overturned.
The occupants made narrow escapes. The
Young Indies were oXtrICAtod without sus-
tanning ANY damage. Wn1lc MIR. Anderson
was considerably bruised.
A th.f entered the room Of Mr.. Oliver
v. Dudley, "a prominent tobac2Onlst OF
TINS city. Yesterday and stole q diamond
pm of the value OF sos.
The condition Of Mir. Jore Nichols re-
mains unchanged
John ". Hall, an employee Of the Rich
mond aud Danvlile railroad, was struck
bv a north-houud freight train about
cl1ht miles from the city and whlrlrd
from the track for some distance. lie wts
brought TO this city on the passenger
tram and taken to the Home for the Sick.
Hall was working with the culvert force,
and had been sent ahead to tiag down a
freight tram, and IL supposed 70 have been
asleep az the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
wINsToN's SUSPENDED BANK.
A Favorable Effort TO ~Reorgnnize the
FIRST National-Droppeh Dead.

Winston. n. C.. July IL. "A meeting Of
the stockholders OF the First National
Bank was held today TO consider a propo-
sltlon TO assess the stock IS per cent,
looking to reorganization Of tine bank.
Seventeen hundred and eighty-nlne of
two thousand shares were represented
and the proposition was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted. Mr.. Buxton was instructed to
confer with the remainder Of the stock
boiders. which will be done at once. The
result OF the meeting inspires confidence
Ia the effort to %Te0rganiZe the bank.
Mr.. Irwin S. Miller, of Salem, dropped
dead this morning while milking a cow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Charleston Defeat. s,.,n,oD.

y 'uo DlsUatchl
hfAuNr0S. Va. July II. Staunton and
'Nailestoh teams PLAYED one Of the pref.
~ games oi pan here to-day that have
80 tue eighth laning both sides went omrp,
Pa ohe-twO-tnres order, Charleston ma
'Lrce runs aud Stanton three. CbsIis.-
i'u made two more IA the ninth. lbs
re was 3 70 5. StauntoD made some
double plays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Louisa Richardson Kemp.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 1s.-Died. on
July 18th. at the residence OF her aunt,
Mrs. Seawell. 1905 o street. Louisa Rich
ardson. widow of Perrin Kemp, ESQ.,. OF Viz
ginIa. snc daughter of the late Robert ii.
X. and Henrietta Smith. A brief religious
service will be held at 1905 o street at l
o'clock on Wednesday. July 10th. Inter-
mant In Gloucester county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MINING COMPANY CHARTERED.
T.. W. DonnelIy sues the city for Injuries
Standardization for Local Option.

Special telegram 10 the Di3pa'ch.l
RoAEoKf, Va. July 1S.-Ihe keystone
Mining Company was chartered mere TO-
day hy Judge Woods, Of the Hastings
Court. Roanoke is 90 be the principal
Office aud thc company Will operate III Nlr-
riuia and West Virginia. The capital stock
Is 20 be S2-O.OJ0. The officers elected are:
j.. II. Bartlett. president and general
manager Horace NJ. Engle. yIce-prosi-
deut II. W. FRY. secretary, and Edmund
Schacfcr, treasurer.
f.. ". Douucily, who fell on the Nelson
street sidewalk one night three weeks ago
and fractured the small bone III bls right
irc, has entered sun. against the city for
5000. he c,pims that hs fall was caused
by an obstruction on the sidewalk. for
which he holds the city authorities IT,
Spouslblc.
The Central Committee OF the Local
Option A~s-cciation met tonight 20 receive
reports from the tour distinct clubs As 70
the number Of s'Cncrs obtained 10 n peti-
tion for a local-optlon election. over ,OOO
signers OF the Loo required have been OBJ
tanned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

named William Edenborough. on suspi-
cion Of knowing something OF the murder,
but beyond q statement that he saw tho
murder committed, there are absolutely
no grounds on which 20 hold him., Several
men have been arrested in Washington,
but there il nothing on which TO hold
than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

whether on pleasure beat or business. take
Oh every trip IA bottle OF Syrup Of Figs. as
1t acts most pleasantly anu eiec,uslly on
the kidneys. liver, and bowels, preventing
levers, headaches. and other forms OF SICK
ness. For sale in SOC. aud 81 bottles by all
leading druggists. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
SOME STOCKS RALLY.
o QUOTATIONS.

A few stocks rallied a 10 Il per cent. in tho
hnal transactions, bat speculation left OIL heavy
in tone. THO sales ioOtcd up 100000 shares, ot
which $4,000 were unlisted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
ninhmond.r, At oordon.rnie.

fCOrrcepondence OF Inb HVIIIVH1 D''P
GoRDoSsvrLLH. Va. July lS.-Tho fol-
lowing are now registered here from Rich;
mond: Mrs. Frank W. Cunningham and
FIVE children, Mrs. Charles W. Harwood'
two children. and maid, mrs. Lee lnaw'
three children. and maid. Miss Lula Hag-
gerty. Misses BERTHE and Carr Blanks.
Miss Rena Hopkins is here on a visit TO
her uncle, Mr.. Il. II. Stratton.,
Mr. Fife. the evangelist, Will arrive sat-
urdav and be ready to hold the first OF his
meetings SUNDAY. I'D instant.
Captan Frank Cunningham will visit
bis family frequently during the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
-. - NJ 10 FLeD.
On, One Charge Of Bigamy Against
becker DOT Of IA Possible Sta.

Decker cot OF "a iO-Slhle N'h'
1.-. ... ,.r.c,t the Richmond Dlso1tch.l
......l Va, July During a
OIL N'l bis wife last night William
.5 . -,. stabbed m- better half IN
. .... ..,. % p.cact-kn'fe, lntlctng a
. ..ul ...l. Mo,by I'D aitor the deed
.4. .;f.t been captured.
Charlie N. Decker G',dS Decor, he'd IN
a i,r. 90 t.. cuurcc II bIgamy, Will be
I-lt into t.o Mayors Court tor pre-
I. H.rE examination uu Thursday NOM
It,u.h 10 * understood that tho
.g..i ia- been illegally married some
..l. .r-.A t.tur-. there Mi be only one
' AGAINST hlm hyrc. where bus last
-t Or urrcd and where hls last vile
l. dive.
.. Henry Cartcr .colorel). who Is
' with stealing the bundle of DIS
I. tD.i o. Mr-Srs. 1. q. Hunt " Go.
- .l .' .r-Iur, subscribers. was THIS norm
-.r' .a % the Hastings Court to DO
'I.. t tl. larceny. The case wall come
- t.t grand jury pa Thursday OF thus
lI SEw CHIrF oF POLICE.
A acting MAYOR during tho absence Of
. .. t..r.r~ /. Collier, Hon. William Il.
.. lrosdeut OF the Common
.l accordance with the noWlua-
r.. Police COMMITTEE, appointed
i..u. lorhin>ou Chez Of Police.
appointment OF MIR. lerbluson
i4. .hs.4ucy Ia the office q High Con-
i.r which there are iOu or five APP
... Judge Bernard. OF the Hastings
' Ul make the appointment at the
Dds court THIS week.
.- doses Levy. who occupied the state
.u tlc Old Dominion steamship
' luttc with Cicero Harrison Case.
$3.50 drowned ou the trip from Norfolk
lurS recently. has returned homo
BIS wife. hIs mother, bus wife's sister,
cousin. who have Just arrived from
10 make their homes IN Peters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
FARMERS.
PROFESSIONAL

DR. c. II. CULLEN OFFERS HIS
IL MEDICAL SERVICES 20 the community.
Residence, Bartoa Heigats. Phone during we
day 23l3.
FARM or 100 ACRES or LAND ia Hanover
connty with over So 10 orchard aud vineyard
ana a FAKN or SO ACHES OF LAM In Florida
with ~ acres Ia vineyard. Loo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
ryFR0CKED PASTOR
r,.w,LoRoP, OF THe Dlscl-
-, Sc CHURCH, EXPELLED
.,, If living. Untstthfolness. De
.~epi,on, aud obtaining Money 0n-
der raise rre,ences.
..-t..o.ram y lhe DisDateh.l


f.,mtF VA, July l8.-The
Abbott. pastor Of the Disciples
...I.I r. spccial meeting OF his
..e n,.ai this week 60 consider
..rs ftNcO Official Board, which had
On several occasions IN in
s.f'a.n rumors and charges
clio Lev. T.. L.. Naldrop. The
... case have become public. The
~ preferred aje ~non-support OF his
..t,s ud deception, and violation
promises made O. the church at
-.ra. lu pgCscutiag thc report
D' .. Board 10 the church Tor
q Ni-. Abbott stated that that
( ...4 4.t lu the matter The re-
u obi. board recommending the
} f-tNlI uf fellowship from AT. Wal
> ..4r-mn.-ly adopted. and he
..I..eh expelled from the MIN
-N.NIg ~tIyBrHTs.
EN-. ..'l..p is IL native ~ Hanover
has made Charlottesville his
..... for about four years. and 10
...u.5r. where b" has preached
poe, Er entered The minis
,I.lt wears Ago., ~ is a that
... isstar a. about twenty
r.. aiming at zone ot them ANY
.... offue. OF recent wears be
; "a rf,a. deal Of his time ia
... work., "a part OF which was in
sides ms state. 10 appears
Hu.Irap was the author ot stye-
tlVlnt glowing accounts "i his
t.tlly Clmplimeutiug himself.
ines that hc has obtained
1850 ,.r#f.. faNl. ttrFfarnGg
AnsOLytE rJ'orCr.
now pending IN the Corpora
.rt CD Charlottesville for AZ ahsS-
....t... brought by Mrs. Wa!drop.
Is. .l,I that Tor several years Mr..
... contributed very little n any
..-I. tae support Of hls family.
Ices ils wife. consists OF two
Gt'ie children. the care of
...-t ! for hv Mrs. NAldrop. The
charges tlat he has been guilty IT
...- .i fraud. Of false prstcnccs
whose confidence he gained
r...II.i uj,ty. aud besId"s these
.tL.. offences which h could
.,t.I greater gravity.
r.rrs NoI ror 1872 FORCED.
.t.It,rmtpd.te about these
O. .t uai hopes she vail not Oe
tt l, -o for fear tunt u she -
... prove what can be proven he
.. .u-,r u criminal proceedings.
f.rI lore UI.ircu'- sake she would pro
...f d.. should escape TINS. HIS Wie
.. Mamie /. ClTI-tuus. daughter
.. So. Christmas. 1i tins city. u ls
s. SHAT action Nh Na.drop VIII
r '.. matter.
.I. f.r.tTF rouHlrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Is PLAsTsRsa FATALLY INJURED.
flushed Uudsr IA Failing Scafold with
5000 toet OF Lumber on IL.
'spo'IaI loIelram 10 ne DlsDatcn.I

NL"ipAi Nrws. Va. July ls.-A. W. Won
I'm = pIn7'vrer, Was fatally Injured this
afternoon by the f,Jl a. a .caHoII wb,cb
supported 300 feot Of 'uwbr, lie was
!Ni"E under the scadoli. when one Of
we boards which held 1t up broke m two
end iot we entire uass down on ann. II
thought That ms back was broken and
t.al ne sustained fatal internal lniurlos.
van Loon IL stun alive. lie has a family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

IHIIAUU TINE-NIUIA NAkkkIs
CHICAGO, iJuly Is. -Cstle-kecsipts. 800
head shipments. 200 head. Market demors-
lized: snppiy excessive: prices tho lowest VI ths
year. Prime booycs, 80. 15as4.SO choice, $4,000
a. so: others. $500: stockers. si.T5as2.76;
Texans. : 2.l0as2. -; cnWA zoe. ae2.So.
Hogs: Receipts. 1000 head shipments.
5000 head mixed and packers, eA.BOaso.s0;
light mixed, s5.9Oas0; sorted light tds
$3.50,
sheep: Receipts. 1000 head; shipments,
1879 heat: natives, s35Oast.75 Westerns,
s4asA15; Texans. sA.30ssS50; feeders,
s2.35as3; lambs. f3"jGsj IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
4 Fugitive Killed.
nv telegraph TO tho pl.nntch.

IRovToS, O.. July 1s.-Marshal Smith,
of Greenup county, while trying to arrest
Grant. better known as Pumpkin Young.
one OF l~rontOu's most notorious characters.
tor some crime IN Greenup. this morning
shot aud killed him instantly. The Mar
shat. knowing be bad a rough customer,
did, no doubt, what be thought was
necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
In ALASKAN WATERS
ALLEGED ATTACK ON THE MICHIGAN
By POACHER.
The war-sbip Considerably Damaged,
According TO the story, which, How
ever, IL Doubted In Washington.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch. /

SEATTLE, WASH. July 1s.-The steamer
City Of Topeka, from Alaska, which ar
rived here last night. brought the follow
ing advices. which finally settles the mys-
terry concerning the steamer Alexandria
which was fitted out in San Francisco
some time Ogo ostensibly for a fishing
cruise.
The Alexandria. under command OF
Captain Mclean. sailed from San Francisco
for Honolulu last April. and later lett
Honolulu at night June 2jth. The Alex
audria was intercepted in Bering Sea oy
the United States war-ship Mohtcan; Inc
MOhlcsn ordered the Alexandra to lay TO-
but instead Of dong 80 the Alexandra IN
creased her speed and attemptedt TO escape.
Tho Mohican pursued her and fired two
blank shots across her bow as a signal for
her to heave TO. In supreme disregard OF
the order. the Alexandria steamed faster,
and when the Mohican fred another blank
cartridge the Alexandra tialned her SIX;
FOUNDER on her pursuer and sent a smell
crashing through the sides OF the war;
ship and into her gun-room. Inc Dali
played havoc among the ships machinery
aud completely disabled the MohIcan: Al
this juncture "a dense fog arose and the
Alexandra made her escape, while the
Mohican had IL anchor SIX hours tor re-
pairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
DR.. do Jnrnetie's Promotion.
nram 70 tho Dianatch.l

STANTON. Va, July 1s.-Tho Board of
Visitors Of the Western Lunatic Asylum
met here to-day and promoted Dr.. }. ,.
De %Jarnette 10 physician OF the male de-
partnent U,c- Dr. Robert Page. deceased.
Dr. Hugh w. Henry. recently OF bal'l-
more. was elected to all this vacancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
COAL \ WOOD.
CTANLFY LIPSCOMB & CO..
- EIGHTEENTH ~ BROAD
Phone 232.

&C.,. y,sdes Id coal AMI WOOD, which
va oaer 20 .he public 81 tho losest market
price. We ssk Tho paolic 70 give Us osn sai
We VIII guaraptso quick dehvcry, cieaa Coal.
and the best Gal and fins wooa ma. eau -
purchased. Our stock consists q MO fonowinx
grades OF Coal and Wood;
anthracito-Nat stove, Egg. and Broken;
splinf-Lump aud Hail. FIs-cfeek Lamp.
s!ayton Nut, Stove. and Exg; pocAbontas Lump
spogiaity consists u The fhowias
yre,es. Porah0nsss. Nuttleburg, fifo-Crosk.
onintsInont. Cumberland. and other grades.
NWood-Oak aud i1ne; saved. hindhng, Loae
(uy i2-P,so&w3mI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
The JOHN H. SWIFT MURDER.
DISAPPEARANCE OF the Negro Banjo and
Month-Orgnn PlayFr.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July IS.-No trace has
as yet been found of the negro banjo and
mouti-oresn player VINO y wanted t2r
the murder Of the old soldier, John II.
swift. i'm Alexandria county, on Thursday
last. and the indications are he will never
be caught, as he has disappeared as CON;
nletely as If the earsh had opened and
Swallowed him. II he should be captured
he Will never be landed in the jail here. AS
the county people arc very mucn WORKED
no over the murder aud will lynch the
murderer.
ON SUSPICION.
There il confined in the jail here 3 negro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
STERILIZATION nEPRRssFp.

Speculation at the Stock Exchange was cha
racterizod by great depression. A sharp decline
In American securities as London, coupled with
rumors OF the financial EN- Embarrassment OF An
house there and heavy sales for for
eigu account. started liquidattOns hero on an eX-
tensiyo scale. and prices declined rapidly.
Urged on by their success, the bears circulated
stories affecting the credit OF some OF tho most
prominent houses In London, Berlin, aud Amster-
dam. On this side the leading factor IN creating
anxiety ~ 20 the stock market was the panic
reported IN Denver, where n general run was
mado upOn the banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
A DRUNKEN ROW IN WINDSOR.
Sudden Death Of Mr.. Frank Tsylor-Horse
KiIleL by Lightnlng.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Diapatch.l
WINDSOR. n. c.. July 19.-Charles Eager,
"A Young white man. and Frank Watson, a
negro, got INTO q quarrel Sunday morning.
Eager went of and got a pistol and when lie
returned he ATTEMPTED 70 shoot Matson.
Watson caught his hand and the pistol
went oA IN the ar. Watson then took
the pistol away from Eager and hurt nm
very badly over the head with It, war
rants were issued for their arrest, but
Pager made his escape. Both were drunk.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Frank NJ. Taylor. a prominent farmer OF
this county, living near bbeurzer church.,
died very suddenly Monday. lie and
several others were at Ebenpzer CHURCH
SUNDAY evening engaged IN conversation
and Hr. Taylor became very much ex-
cited. turned very red in the face, and
fell down and die1 before he could be car
RED 20 his home, 8bout two miles from
the church. Mir. Taylor was % years OF
age, q member OF the Ebenezor Methodist
church. and had served through the war
"a a lieutenant in COMPANY q. lhlrty-
second Regiment. North Carolina state
troops. At the close Of the war he was IN
command OF his COMPANY.
HORSES BILLED.
Last night a horse belonging TO Roden
Ward, q ColOred farmer living near town,
was struck by lightning and killed, II
YESTERDAY evening "a horse belonging 10
Prmus Outflow. a negro tradesInan III
town, fell IN a ditch and broke his neck.
There was preaching IN every church IN
town Yesterday at the same hour. Such
an event has not happened IN town III
several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
lanes LYONS.

.b ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
1aw-Omce, No. 3 Stste.Bank bulIjins
Telephone asa, Postonice 500 Eoy' VI.
,ra.tiee, In all the state and Ioitsd states
eoarts 10 RlchmOnt. Deeds and wills enfetuIy
prepared. Acknowledgements and dsposinoas
taken. collections promptly msds ssa re
mltte1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
New po.,-omcs oh.mp,s,,.

lConesDOhdence Of he Rienmoad Dispa,eb.1
CnANFLAIE. Va. July ia new most
once has been established and w
nfrsham appointed Postmaster al Chemp.
pain, on the route from Milford 10 lsppa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MONEY MARKET STILL Easy.

The bears simply carried everything before
them, and a very uneasy teeiins prevailed in
stock circles, although Il Ia 20 be sai1 that the
local money market remained easy, aud de-
spite the great shrinkage In values not n single
failure occurred az the Stock Exchange. The
decline was Lao points az compared with the
final quotations OF yesterday, and toward tho
close stocks wero sold almost regardless OF
prlCO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. July 1S.-Nirgiuia 81, 65l6 bid
Baltimore aud ONO. O7G66 Baltimore ANA
On.o South western lsts, lO24 asked consoIi-
dated gas bonds. 100 bid ID. stOck, J+lbaJI1a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Married, on
Wednesday. July Il. 1893. at the residence
Of the brides parents. 10y Pastor j. y. Hut
SON, Mr.. LEWIS f.. KEMMERER and
Mss ADDIE V. THORPE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
NOT cRrn1rrn IN WASHINGTON.

WisHIvGToS, July 1S.-Navy-D Department
officials do not credit the story that the
United States steamer Mohlcan was fired
upon and disabled by a poachlng-steamer
in Alaskan waters on the 18th oflast month.
One strong reason for their i%ncredulity rs
the following telegram received this morn
ing from Captain Hooper, commanding the
reYenue-cutter Rush:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

We qnote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25aS2.jU; extra, sJae3.2o; family, sfa
s425; patent, si.jOa14. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Mean temperature
nrw xOaK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July is.-Mouey on call easy,
ranging from ) to o; last loan at >, and closing
offered at 3. Primo mercantile paper. sal2
per cent.
Sterling exchan 20 strong; posted rates,
s~i.S4as4sG: commercial bills, stS2as4.Si.
Government bonds steady. State bonds duh.
Railroad bonds depressed.
Sub-Treasury balances -C0in. s~07,3o5,O0O:
currency. Sl2,S27,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stockS. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Ar.. and the
Weather Indications
by telegraph TO the Dispatch

Fl WAsurSorox, ID. c., July 1s.-
1lIR Forecast for twenty-four hours
from midnight TO midnight. For
Virginia: Fair weather. except
local tbunder-storms IN southeast portion;
variable winds: slightly cooler in south
west portion.
North Carolina; Local showers; vari-
able winds: slightly cooler in western por-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

C%ISCIsEAU. o.. July ls.-Flcar easy. Wheat
No. . rcd. soc. Com-No , mixed, s2c. Oats
No. 2 mixed. 33AR34c. kyo dul and noipi-
mai: NJ -. Juc. PORK neglected. AZ eli. Lard
weak at 81. Bulk-motts dun ut sS.37<ass,0o
Bacon weak az ~si0.d2taSl0.76 Whiskey,
fl,l2.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Weportel tor the Oispat,h.l
NORFOLK. Va, duly lS.-darket duh. Pfime,
3Joc.; extra primo, 2Aa2tsc.: fancy -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MARINE INTELLIaENcE.
PORT OF aICAdJND, July Is, iS9

OH OF RlCuGJND, july Is, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; iryin Welslger, agent
ocn.oaor f.ed. 4 kuison. Johnston, Rockland,
llmv, Warner Moore.
sAMXn
steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers: George W. Allen
schooner Laura d. wolo, Porryyils, railroad
ties; vessel. Curtis and Parker.
PokToF NEwPoATN avs, july IS. 1893.
lBy telegraph
AKkIysn-
British steamship swaiuby, Cape de Verde
British steamship Uplands, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Bark James ElwelL, Bangor.
Schooner LUCINDA Sutton, Providence.
Schooner A.. q. Paiillps, Fail River.
PORT OF WESTPOIST. JULY is, 1893
iDy fele yraphI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore, pas
songefs and genera cargo.
steamship Allegheny, Nickeisol, Providence
ua Norfolk ana Newport Ne~s' passengers ana
general cargo.
steamer Elm City. Marshall, walkerton, pas
sengors and general cargo.
sALsR-
stoamship Alleghauy. Niekerson, Providence
ria Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickie, BALTIMORE, pas
myers aud general cargo
steamer Elm city. Marshall, WalkertoD, pas
sensers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

BALTIMORE. ND. Jaiy ~ls.-Flour inll and un.
changed. Wheat weak No. 3 red, spot add
July, 07laRGsc August, 0sSiadSlac.; septsnl-
ber, 70iia70asc.: sieamer, No = rcd. Ctlso
case. milling wheat. by ssnplr, 6Sa0Oc Corn
quiet; mixed, spot ani July. 4ihlai1lsc. Au-
gust, 49Laa72ic.; .~eptonber. tsiSa+Ssc. white
corn. by sample, 5tc. Nehow ioru, Dy sample,
5Oc. oats steady and nrm No. ? wuite " oetern,
3s6a3lc. No. % miAei, do, 3Gisa3Tc. rye
quiet: No. ., ode. Hay IN good demand good
81 choice timothy, az. inasis. Grain ueights
dun and un 'hauKeA. Cotton Unchanged. FRO
visions steady. Meas pork, s20; buls-meats
QUUse'-Sbouitcrs. $1,000: long clear. GIL;
clear-rih sides. go. -, sugar plotted. $1,000;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, sll ~; hams,
sl4.2JaS1A5O. Refined, sii. Butter
rrm; creamery. fancy, 90 DO, lair 60 choice,
lga2lc. do. Imitation, iSalnr. ladlc fancy,
I1alSc. good 10 choice ldal1c. s'ore-pafkei,
1dalsc. Eggs steady hut sun At lac. Concs
l1stc. sugar. copper, and wht key unchanged.
peauuts unchanged.