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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

contingent right Of dover in 20 feet on
south side OF TAYLOR street near Ran.
doluh, $40; Bartholomew q. Bristow and
wife 60 Richard G. Brlstow, onehalf inte.
rest in q Aa4-l2 feet on cast side Of Fiji
tcenth street between Main and Cary.
$1,000.
HrNRrCO.
T. Y. Downings trustee 90 John r. J.
Melton. s. feet on south side Of CLAY
street near Ihirty-fourth. Si59: +. II. Nc
CURE. special commissioner, 90 T.. t.
DAVIS. 80 feet on Darlington street SOUTH
east corner of Pink. $500; West-End
Land and Improvement Company to Mrs.
h. d. Hoppe. VITO Of II. +. Hoppe. 36j<
feet on north side Of Floyd street between
Codar aud Robinson, & .OsO
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c,n,nin Rnhcnck Gl,e. 81. 600 Wore.

A hand ,omc new Masoni, horne Is now
an assured institution. At meeting of
toe Board Of Governors of the home held
on Wednesday evening Captain Il. g. Bah
cock. founder and president Of the lustiIu-
tlon. presented II with $1,000 in cash. lie
long since donated the real estate for She
homo and similar sum Of money, aud
those gitts. with the $4,000 given by the
LADIES' AuNil airy Association. the result
Of the fair held under their auspices, aud
with additional donations looked for,
have So encouraged the board that that
body has resolved 10 60 10 work at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
SOLEMN n SCENE At The ARMoRY
dwelling of y Reg by the Soldiers Club
Last Night.

The newly-formed Soldiers Club held
another meeting at the, Armory OF the
First Virginia Regiment last night. The
attendance was quite large. ana the soldier
bovs seemed determined 70 make a sue
cess of the new organization. MANY new
members we're elected, and the report OF
The Constitution Committee was discussed
at length and referred back to the com
mittee for one or two additions and alter
atoms.
After the meeting mn unusual scene
transpired. Tho infantrymen collected IN
one OF the company rooms where an I'M
veilinc" occurred. The object winch was
revealed 10 the thirsty soldiers was keg
Of Richmond beer. Corporal Starke,
of COMPANY b. called the body TO order
and introduced Sergeant Eddins, of the
veteran corps, who delivered the Grafton
md lowered the sheet from around the
vessel of foamlng fluid. At this point the
reporter had to hurry to his desk to finish
bis nights work.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 13.--To-dsy's closing cables gave
advances ct Paris aud Berlin and steadiness
elsewhere. This, with revival Of TIE feeling
that wheat was unduly depressed from illesiti-
mate causes, caused the market bore 70 leave
OF firm, though hnal prices we're hsasc lower
tnan at yesterdays close. In corn the nrss
trades were AZ tribe dvsncc, tho prsce selling
up Mallc. more soon Afterwards. AZ TOE np-
turn the offerings became heavier. the market
sold OIL l.afc., ruled stronger. and at the close
was l4sasc. higher. Oars were weaker, and
especially July, which sold freely by par
ties who have been leading buyers OF late. Trade
In provisions was light. tho prices being nrm.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat, 80
cars: corn, 40 cars; oats, 100 cars hogs, co.
0U0.
Cash Quotations; Flour easy at recent quo
tatious; 40. spring wheat 65i<s8Jy,c No. .
corn, 40l1c.; No < oats, 2s;%a2Ac. Mess pork.
sIS.95ssiS.97t. Lard, s9.i2ltae0.76. short
rib sides QOosel, ss.g7lsasg. Dry-salted
shoulders boxed, ss.25asS.50. 5hort-cieAr
sides (boxedD. 80 75as10. whiskey, sl.l2.
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nrct.rr Of tho Produce Eschsnge.

4 general meeting Of the Richmond
Produce Exchange was helh Yesterday
attcruoon tac PRECEDENT, Mr.. Groom',
III the chair This was one Of the largest
meetings yot held and tho session was
quite lengthy. Matters 81 inheritance
were considetoi. such "a returns OF empty
coopS and crates. COMMISSIONS, credits,
Sc.
The exchange IA growing IN usefulness,
and it's expected tina; before long every
produce commission merchant IN the city
will be d member Of the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

Tho stated communication OF Dove
Lodge. NO. o., A. +. and A. NJ, will be
held at the Masonic temple tonight In
addition TO other matters of interest,
which Will occupy the attention of tho
lodge. past.mAstcr's Jewel viii be pre-
scutol 20 WJrshiptul Catjett Conway, who
ma, lust rct,rcd from the masters char.
The level. which IL very handsome one,
was purchased for the lodge by com
inittae consisting Of Past-Masters F.. e..
Thomukins and +. c. WalithaM The
presentation address will be made By
Past. Master Il. Fuller Patterson.
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Tho Ambulance Kept Busy.

The city ambulance was called Yesterday
at Ii.l5A. NJ. and 1890 p. II. to the Irede-
gar Works to attend colored men who had
been overcome by heat. In both cases
the patients were treated and left at the
works.
The third call Of the dav was received az
1:35 y. NJ. TO attend an inmate OF the SOL
dicrs' Home who had been overcome by
the heat He was taken TO the institution
after receiving proper treatment.
A call was received at 1880 L. VI. TO At
tend a colored man who had been badly
cut about the face with bottle. Another
summons Of an almost similar nature, was
received an hour later. In both places
the patients were treated aud left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

REAMS.-Died, AZ the residence Of his
parppts. ll2l Perry street. Wednesday
evening ats o'clock, THEODORE WYATT,
infant child II W. 4. and MollIe l.. keams /.
aged year and q days.
The funeral took p,aoe yesterday morn
ing from the residence at II o'clock, and
the remains were taken 10 Petersburg tor
Interment
TAYLOR.-Ded. July 18th. at5:30 z. NJ,
at 7)S north Twenty-eIghth street, HENRY
j. TAYLOR.
Funeral from his late residence THIS
AFTERNOON at $50 7. NJ.
Fredericksburg aud Stanton papers
please copy.
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Mnrrlnrc tn buckingham.

Mr.. A. T. BRYANT aud Miss Bette II.
Goodo were united ~ marriage Wednts-
dar afternoon az tie residence OF the
brides uncle, Mr.. ". J. c. Goodo, m Gil
liamsyile. Buckingham county. Rev. j.
" Reams otGcla'ed. aud tho bride was
given away by her uncle Mr.. '. ,. futney.
Sho Wa ALTERED IN white silk, with lace
trimmings. Aiter the ceremony hand
some collation. vas served.
Sir BRYANT u a prosperous iarmer OF
BUCKINGHAM county. Will" his BRIDE IS the
daughter OF the late b. A. Go de.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

To Al Whom \ Nay COnc0rn:
/ take great pleasure in tsstityinR
10 the efficient qualities OF the popu-
lar remedy for oruptions OK we
skin known as Z. y. Z. lPnckly
Ash. Poke Root, ana Potassium. J SUI;
Tered several wears with an uusiRhtly ana
disagreeable eruption on NV tace, anu
tried various remedies 10 remove IT, nohe ,
OF which accomplished the object. until
this valuable preparation was resortso 70.
After taking three bottles IN accordance
with directions | am now entirely cured
j. ID. JOHNSTON.
(of the Arm OF Johnston a. Douglas}
Savannah. t'a.
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Az APPEAL TO THE cRASKs.

Billy Lumsden doesn't like 70 ask favors
Of the public, but 1t would " cause his face
10 shine" II the cranks would all chip y
IN and buy his team new suits. The VIZ
glnlas are at heavy expense in playing
Host and Herrick. and none of the other
men make anything of the exhibitions
they giye. The park managers and the
newspapers are doing their part by the
snort, and tho time has come for the
cranks TO hold no their eud of the plank.
II every "rooter" who attends the games
were TO leave 81 cents at the DIsPtrcH Of
fee today 1t would not be necessary to
mention this subject again.
Tomorrow afternoon the Virginiss and
the Colleg Spiders will meet again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
CITY ClRcuIr COURT.
4 Charter Grsntcd-One Judgment Rem
dPTPd,

4 charter was granted III the CITY Cir
cult Court Yesterday TO the Mansfield
1rpoh Company. The object of the COM
pauy IL to conduct general mining busl-
ness. Tho capital stock Is not 10 be Tess
than $4,000 nor more than 100000. and
tuc officers tor the first year are: Thomas
Atkinson. president: G. ". Tanner, secrc-
.ary aud treasurer. Directors: The above
and w. r. 1rigc. +. ". HanewnckeI. and
lrpl II jenkins
Iutbo case of Caeuar Wendleinger against
Charlie, ". Wcruer's admIuistTatrlX iudg-
mont was rendered tor the plaintiff for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
s,,es, Hnnd Moonlight.

No more brilliant or largcly-a;tended
affair las occurred during this beat d
season than was the moonlight on the Poi
cahontas last evening OF the Richmond
Blues Band. The handsome new ship LETT
TIE wharf little after s O'Clock and the
weather and conditions were perfect Tor
chaiming time. FullytwO hundred persons
could not 90 on account or the enormous
csowd that patron,led the entertainment T..
The band discoursed delightful music and
the event was one which Will long be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
NEW voax STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July l3-The stock market
was extremely errauc to-day. The nuctua-
tions were wide and frequent, but taken
altogether much calmer feeling pre-
vailed than on yesterday. The bears kept up
their raids necessarily, although 1t Gas evident
tina. they were attempting TO cover their shorts
In certain stocks while hammering other parts
OF the list. This fact was most clearly broughS
out late in the afternoon, when Burlington and
Quincy aud Rock Island were both sharply at
tackled, and one bear house alone purchased
over $4,000 OF ~. Paul. The depression IN the
two first named naturally brought out more or
less 81 Paul and other stock. The lowest ngure5
touched showed declines az compared with the
final quotations OF yesterday Of pa IN Burlns-
ton and Quincy, % IN Rock Island, "a In NAM
hntfan- nnI IL. In IAhn ShOrn.
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~, ~. M,s,iopn,v cause.

A yell.a.teuled meeting of the Woman >
Raptlst Missionary Society was held yester-
dav afternoon at Easi-End church. with
the president. Mrs. William /. Hatcher, IN
the char. The reports showed that the
collections for tho last quarter amounted
10 : %. while the contributions Tor tue
fiscal year reached S6l5. THIS money
goes to the support Of Mr.. and Mrs Eager
the missionaries IN ROME, Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
1utrrgp.v

Closing q1)tlt'ols At tne stO,G B0ari
G)yFRSAgNT So 'UR.risA ID. Asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

rVHE sEMI.ANNUAL REUNION oil
SUMMER RESORTS.

COMMERCIAL II o TEL, WBdT
~ PoINT-T0 The TRAVELLING PUBLIC
AND T0URIsrS-1 have just rented ana re-
fitted the COMMERCIAL HOTEL and am fully
prepared TO accommodate guests at all hours.
Board by day, week, or month. Rooms pleessns
and ARR. Table furnished with nsh. oysters,
crabs, aud all other deltcacies Of the season.
Terms moderate.
Mr.. VIRGINIA l. PHASE,
yi3-fw' West Point. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

W. &. ! N.vis moved that the matter
'. iaid NO .ie table until the nsxt meet.
20 0i The Committee on Health ftne
Una thursday IN July) IN order 10 give
i'' ihsmtcr's committee time % present
pan. Ibis was adopted.
ihe committee then transacted a onan-
"lJ oi routine business aud adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

CHARLoTTEsyILLE VA.
OPsNs JUNE Isl,
under the person al IN aSemont 0f A. ID. Wrrnt,
proprietor OF Wrigbts Hotel. Charlottesville Wa.
Al the foot OF the Blue Ridge mountstnA All
modern improvements: accommodations nor loo
guests hot and cold baths Iron and L,saia
Springs on hotel grOundA 4 Billiard and Pool-
Room and Tennis-Court have recently poen
added. Address A. ID. WRIGHT,
typ-Im Charlottesville, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
uni,a Amnnr The nehskIns.

Dqyu's LAKE.. n. d.. July -. Secretary
IIokc Smith has VISITED the For, Iotten
Indian agency. He was met by 200 pupils
Of the Indian Industrial School. led 10y an
Indian band. The Indians made known
thor grievances. and Chief Waanatan pre-
sented the Secretary with the pipe Of
peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

The Leieh-S.reet Baptist Sundav-school
/ excursion 10 Providence Forge ye7teri
was great success. Il required eleven
| coaches 10 accommodate the crowd The
! teachers and scholars marched TO the
| depot headed by the Howltzer Band and
! the day was spent most delightfully."-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
FCounany Reuni ~.

Ola "F" Company Association will have
their regular Scmi-aunual reunion at
B.aDdou Park to-day. II is needless to
say that pleasant time 10 IN store for all
who may attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
STATE soND%
sntTMOeE Srocx MARKET

BALIIMOas July 13.-Nirginia Sc. G5tb; Bal
timore AMI ONO stock, 07a6l Baltimore and
ONO Southwestern lists, l02al02l9; do. 2d
incomes. 22a24ie; DO. 81 incomes, Is ; consoli-
dated gas bonds, lO0lsallO; do. stock, 54'sa
ND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

MIR. John Z. Utz, of this city, is summer
ing at Midlothian.
Mrs. Caroline Hardy. wife of Mr.. W. I.
Hardy, a respected citizen OF Ettrick. IN
Chesterfield, died Wednesday at the age
OF IS years. She had many friends In tho
county who deeply regret her death.
Miss Mabel Wlnps. OF Did Point Va
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CHICAGO IryR-srock MARkEr.


CHICAGO. July I3.--Csttle-keceipts 10000
head: shipments, 1000 head; prime si.15s
s5.40; good, s435as465; medium, s3.sOa
Texans. 81. 25ss3.75; stockers, s2as32&
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head: shipments,
5000 head mixel ami packing, s5.s5aso.l >;
prime heavy and butchers, e6. lOas6.2o;
lights, s6.1OasG.3O.
Sheep: Receipts. 10000 head; shipments,
1000 head: natives, s3.75as5.25: westerns,
s3SOas4l5: Texans, s2.50as4l5; lambs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

The detailed plans for the college build
ing of the College Of Physicjans and sur.
peons 10 he erected on the Pinel Hospital
property will he furnished Saturday. The
imid.ng will embrace every modern IN
provement known IN such structures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. July l3.-OFFERINGs-W wheat, 400
bushels Oats. 1850 bushels.
SALEs-Wheat $50 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WagAr-Longberry Gja50c. Mi1ei 63aG9c.
Shortberry. cOa6sc. No. red, Csc.
CORN White, prime Virginia bag lots ola
53c.. No = white. 5IAj NC No. mixed 49,.
OArs.-So = mixod. 3JIsa36c. ; No. 8 Mixed
34I9a3jc.
RYE.-5SaO0c.
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o,rsoi,,rner. I'm Great Gotham

TSpecinI 20 rrram % N" DlSpulcl.I
NV YoFK. July l3-J. Cans. Mari.
borough: T. Christian and G.. q. Waller,
Broadway Central. o. :. Wing, 81. Denis,
and ". {. Armitase, Everett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

FLoUR.-We quote: Fine. s2as2.2j; super.
nne, 81. 25as2. so; extra, s3ss3.25; family, s4a
$40; patent, S4.j0aSi.7J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
NATTER AGAIN BEFORE The
''1 csAVBEa or COMMERCE
..,,,,, Of Rcspeot-The Repeal OF
the sherman Aci--De"d' OF
Assignmcut

...-Iy meeting Of the Richmond
commerce was held Yesterday
...o't..ck. lion. George l.. Chris
,.... ... char
~. .caambcr proceeded regular
tie committee, consisting OF
Jackson CIV, J.. II. Bl'scii. ;. H.
"a. f. staples. and Allan Talbot
...I .. The annual meeting of ihe
....,. prepare suitable resolutions IN
...l fhc late r.. H. Whtiock, sub
...r report. which WAS unaui-
l are eloquent testimony 60
. services ot tA0 deceased a.
ability a. businessman, and
...4 citizen. and a. member OF
.. head % reports Of standing
..... tar secretary laid before tae
I.r following report al MT.
49,. 4fucui. chairman
..-f.e ..ut committee, consIsiihg
...tf~a 90 Health and Sanitation aui
....a.ftr. % iho chamber appointed
.....ta fIuI Got thc Work ~ tho stale
F.e.r. haro to frIot tunt "'tfhiy
..- rendered. 20 ckpetent - post
.-sss- f.r Subscriptions until re-
.f the rrg- IA som" % The district
..t.r- only r4ruoUs lone Their work.
....nut a. fct reported any progress.
. = e-tc.i 60 late is therefore oniy
HV uttEINaTEs rArER
sanction. De-. leave to report that
..f 1. important paper hy Dr. Paul
...r r.s Teen submitted to tho state
. s"aa. I'D. WA % paper the board * do
..v..Hv .Ir distribution, az ~ relates
..rl.rra- .f -p -rIai Importance at
. .. .-, frerrfOre, suggested that Mr..
.f.. fHH treasurer ~ the commit
l.'.i .y Tr7. iuu0l ~ Tho chamber
..r over fho amount now IN ustd
..t,I Oh. llraIih. SAID sum, Cr 80
... 10 NOV Doe necessary, 20 he used
..- = s@fu'uHfiue the iu'Jrma-
I. fft abutc-ueufiorci paper.
...l t.rf 500 ia" course 90 tho
,.. .... ny t~u DAYS the Cauvasslng
$751;. have fully covered their
... districts and that The amount
p.. he considerably increased.
...t., .i In. ii. -. Levy the sun
..lerri 20 be- PAID by the trea-
.. ... ..uuIttco % The Stat" Board
.. ... ..f upon motion of Sir Wad-
...... 30 ,Ae committee was ro-
... .,,ci
...N. cog rur SHERMAN ACT.
..r t comuuUcnt .o1s relating
t. f..u 90 tho act Of Congress
f.. sherman bin wJo
g.. .. ier.I Ly the meeting, and
Colonel John Il. ta~y. the
f.s chamber ia reference 10
..u ua- I-atlrmcd "a follows
... special meei.ug ~ tle Board 81
I.. chamber held January 3D.,
.r. ~t- adopted urging the repeal ia
ui tlc Hrt Oi Congress ro-
secretary %. go" Treasury 10 pur-
..Y ounces of silver par month
..... ~a,r.,n blI aui opposing any
.. ID fl. ~ "crrfHry 90 lLn Treasury
.rrf aH q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Is the score Of the game:
BY INNINGS.
- a -

q : 3 V-ToIaI.
Forest Hiiis...I o q o o 0 /
Nirgnias......O ! O 4 x .
Earned runs-virgtnias. !; Forest HIS, L.
Three base hits, West. lwo-Dase hlts-Napier,
Cullen, and EnriChL Sacrifice hits-Tupper and
King. Lot on bases -NIrgintas 3; Forest Hills,
q. b0uble-pl bradley and Cullen; West
aud Host. Fust base Oh BALKAN, Napier,
aud Frost. hit by pitched baI-King. struck
out-NrWuias, +; Forest liiils. Pe"sed
ba!s-lerr,k, 3; Foster, ]. Umpire-'Pop "
Tate, Esq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

BALTIMORE, HD.. July 13-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat easy: No. red, SPOT, 0s>ss
0S14c. July. 6SO6Sl4c August, 69a6s1sc. !;
September. 7lA7lt4c.: steamer, No red.
B2lSc. bid; milling wheat, by sample, 6sa6Bc.
Corn quiet; mixed, spot, and July. t7l1at7lsc. 4;
August. I7@4a4sc. september, 4Ssaa4Sc.; white
corn, by sample, o4c.; yellow oorn, by sam
pie, 49a50c. oats quiet: No. white western,
37lss3sl6c. No. . mixed western. 30lSa37c.
Rye dun and lower; No. ., 6Sc. Hay strong;
rood 20 choice timothy. SIC 50ssl7.50 Gram
freights firm ana unchanged. Cotton frm; mid-
ding, savc. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter quiet; creamery, fancy, 3lc.; do, fair to
choice, 2Oc. do. imitation, l9a2Oc. Egg weak
at lial41sc Coffee steady: Rio cargoes lair,
1880 mo. 7, l;Ac. sugar strong; gtsnulsted,
; 5-6c. Copper Unchanged. Whskey firm at
Sl,1SaeI.lO. Peanuts unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
BIS ISLAND. NIRGlNlA'S

" SEASIDE RESORT IN tho Atlantic Ocean;
/ increase OF hotel accommodations, ne" Dnhi-
ings and other improvements; tho finest beach
and surf bathing IN the world; snipe-shootlug,
fishing, and uoAt-sailing unsurpassed; eau %
reached daily by New YORK, Philadelphia AMI
Norfolk railroad from North or South fassen.
gers going 10 CoOLs leland must get on nc
Colbs station. 1ralns-Wo will mcet the ll:?7
I A. NJ. nOrth-bOund train aud the J:lS T.. VI.
, south bound tram a. { obb- station; passengers
Transferred to the island by steamer. Terms;
$3.50 per Iay, sl2 per week, $40 per month;
hotel physician. &c. For further inlormatlon
address /. |. COBB D. l. SiADt,
40 IO-o0d3m Propuetors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
REoulslTloN NOT hoNoREo.
The Governor VIM Take Time to Consider.
Executive Clemencr.

In February last the crow Of the POGO
moke, one OF the schoOneTs Of the Viz
GINA O.; ster navy. fred into party Of
Marvlanders, who were depredating upon
Virginia Oyster-grOunds and killed one of
the party. citizen Of Maryland named
Stirling. Captain Gaskins. OF tho POGO
moke. was arrested by the Accomac
authorities and sent on to tho grand jury
Of the Accomac County Court. That body
failed. however. 10 lind true oill and
Captain Gaskins was discharged. The
ground Of the action Of the grand jury
was that CAPTAIN Gasklns had only per-
formed his duty az II sworn Ciicer Of the
Commonwealth. and that the shooting was
In Virginia waters.
Mari land. however. claims that the
shooting WAS within the boundary Of that
State. and Captain Ghsklns having been
indicted 10 a Maryland court All officer ar
nved here yesterday with reQuisitou
for MIN from Governor Brown on Gov
ernOr Mckinney. The requisitiOa vas not
honored, however. Governor Mckinney
having DECIDED 70 tako time % examine
fully into the case,
TIECUTfvE cLrMENCY.
The Governor yesterday pardoned Hugh
Nixon. who IN 1910 was convicted IN the
County Court OF Appomattox Of horse
stealing and sentenced 20 SIX years In the
peniteutary. and in 1880 was convicted of
assault IN the County COuri Of Boto;ourt
and sentenced 60 thirteen years. and had
FIVE years added for second conviction.
Executive ciemency was exercised solely
on tine ground Of the III health Of the pri-
fOncT. IiI9 pardon was recommended by
tbs surgeon and superintendent Of the
penltcuuarY.
The Governor has commuted the SEN
tence or Lucy Howard. who was con-
vIctcd iu the Hastings Court Of this city
of grand larceny aud sentenced 10 one
year m the Teuitentiary. The communal
tion IS TO three months in the city Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
ALTON HOUSE.
HOTEL .ALBEM.fRLE,

This popular summer resort is NOW OPEN.
For particulars address -
~ l2-lm j. X. GOODLOk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
SUBSTANTIAL RALLY.

After repeated Intellectual attempts TO force
down prices stu further the market hnally had
n substantial rally. Among the notable gains
we're 4sa Ia Lackswanna and Ia Lake SHORE,
Manhattan, and Louisville. In the specialtes
Oregon dropped ) and Colora1 Fuel and Iron
10 10 20, the latter on the decision OF the dI-
rec.ors 10 pay the dividend on tho preferred
stock IN scrip Instead OF cash. So FAR as tho
general market was concerned the feeling was
dec dedly moro confident and there was more
buying for Investment account than for some
time. The transactions aggregated 2J7,0OO
shares, including $4,000 shares unlisted stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
Fiu a n uE az.

rVHE HONE BUILDING COMPA-
l. NY (PerpetugD having maturei large
amount OF Its stock. Is now issuing second Sc
rics Of which there are about 800 SHARES left.
Ihis company has paid an average Of over y
PER CENT. COMPOUND during the siS snd
bali years % its existence, which ~ more than
doubie the Interest government Uons, anu
n altogether as safe. It's money II loaned ox-
cusiyely on Richmond real estate. An entrance
foo OF 81 per share iH charged. snd tbs pay
ments are 10 ade 81 per share per Iontn. money
can 10 withdrawn at auy ume Apply 30
EA. CArLIS, Cashier.
D and north Eleventh street.
~ I4-FASu2I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and considerably warmer. The
skies were clear at midnight.
RanOa of the thermometer at the 'front.'