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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
The Federal Senate.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The routine
morning business to-day was very PREF %sen
occunying less than ten minutes. Ihen
,ha calendar was taken up, under Ruie
3 for bills unobjected to.
The first bill was Senate bill Tor The
,a,cf of the citizens Of Oregon. Idaho
"a washington who served with United
States troops in the war against tht
Nez Perces. BannOck, and s shos fss I'll, In,
sa.,Jns and for the pens!oning of the
,yonnasd and Of the heirs Of those who
were killed. The bill was passed,
Tbe Senate bill to remit penalties or
49,. dxnar,i,a-eun cruiser Vesuvius was
then taken up. Mr.. Chandler opposed the
hin in a single sentence, as a "one-sided
and losing business for the government
The bill was passed.
Then, on motion Of Mr.. Harris. the
senabs Cat 1880 proceeded 10 the con.
alteration Of executive business. The
executiye session continued till $40 p. NJ.
ana the Senate then adjourned.
The House was not In session to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
rHE RICHMOND DIsPAToH-sUNDAY. MAY s. 1894.

was taken further than to r:esr is TO M
COMMITTEES on FOREIGN heaauons:
tive se~sion the case of George w. WI.
son. nominated To be Collector Of lneErnal
Revenue Sor the District Of Florida was
taken I'm. but after several speeches had
been made. Il was referred back to the
Committee. Some severe charges, II 10
said. have been filed against this nominee:
n Vas sIso charged that Wilson had
been guilty Of fragrant violations OF the
election lava These matters were 10 se-
rious that the Senate deemed II advisap.e
to send the nomination DICK 70 com"''
tee for further Investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE. MARKET.

NEW YORK. May s.--Flour. dull but
steady: winter wheat. low grades. 5000
245; do. patents, $5.i5M345; Minnesota
clear. s2.50Q2.90; do. patents. 5000 oi
low extras. s2.0512. As; southern Hour dull
but steady; common to fair extra, 5000
400: good to choice do. $3.l0ff4.20.
Wheat-Dull and l4c. lower: closing
steady; No. . red. store and elevator,
0Oa. n6lc. Options very dull but steady. at
d Isc. decline, following the West, with
light clearances and local LIQUIDATION. and
only scalping trade; No. red. May.
" Gsorn- Quiet No. 2, lsxG4ac. in elevator:
AXfI4l5xc afioat. Options dull and 10
most active; May. 4sAc.; July. 4f3Sc.
Oats--Iess active and firmer. Options
quiet and easier: Nay, sc: July THc.:
SPOT. No. 2, &C.: No. white. AA4Gc.
choice. &C.: mixed western. AQ42hc.
VIZ" HHay-Xoderately active: shipping. "a
&c: good to choice. 0090c.
Hops Quiet and easy; State. common
'Wooi--fsiriy active and nrm: domsssie.
!. !: .ss:ss ~. ed as; 6 en-, sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
TIE American Turf.

ST. LOUIa May ,5.-First race-six
furionps-AIiss Kitty won. Cass second.
Are,ine third. Time, IN Ia. Second
race-four furlcngs-Dora III. Wood won,
Hattie BELOW second. Danla third. Time,
b31-2. Third race, the Inaugural, guar
anteed value $500. six furlongs-fo ram
bien won, Highland seconn' ChiswicA
third. Time, lis "a. Four'h face-one
and ore-sixteenth OF mile-iekin Won
Guide second, Wedgeicli thlId. I'me'
1.571-2. Fifth race-one mile-foitic won'
Irirst Chance second, Van Zant third.
Time. 1.JOl-2. Sixth raee-one mile
boiiv income won. Major Dripps second.
Dillon J. third. Time. l:ol IL
CHICAGO. MAJ Sat Hawthorne:
First race-half mie-Dejure won. Noshun
second Medic third. Time, d. Second
race-one mile-Hawthorne won. logan
second Tilsit third. Time. 1is Third
raoe--eleyen sixteenths OF mile-Wisht-
mun won. Joe Murphy second. Pat Mall
low. Jr.. third. Time, los. fourth race-
Eve eieb,hs OF a mile-Otteyana won'
Gold Dust second, Monroevia third. Iihe'
l:O7 Fifth race-three quarters Oh !"
miIe-Freddie a.. To won, onyx secohu'
Victoria third. Time. q IL. sixth race
SIX furlongs-St. Nicholas won' Hood.Dye
second, Consistent third. Iime' L.
CHICAGO. May 5.-The meeting a.,
Roby closed to-day. First race-iour anu
a half furlongs-Shy Ellen Won, "9u .ns q =
second. Nat Goodwin third. Time, Nv 81
second race-halc mlle-Kitue Il. won
MARGARET Ann second. Piccilili third:
Time 5s Third raos-hve furlonss-hed
lin won. Tippecanoe second, Headiisht
third. Time, 40 IL. Fourth raeeos,A
furIongs-Dago won, Vevay second ou'-
look third. Time, 1:2i L.
NASHVILLE. TENN. May First
race-one mile-Benry Young, Ito, CAS-
sin. 2 to |. won: Equity seconh' LaJoy@
thirt,--Time, 9:I1-A Second race-,lSe
furlongs-Fetilc. 1l5. Martin 10 D. ~, 81
Piunker second. Mayoia third. Ti.le'
1.n;1-o Third race-brood-mare STAKE
81. 900 added. four furlongs-hitty scott
liz Martin. / to 3. won; Fan FanSe Sc
cond huxley third. Time, 81. Fourth
racA-seyen furlongs-Domingo, lOo, fer-
l.irs TO l. won; Somersault second,
salvation third. Time, 100. tItth race
one mile and seventy yards-Ihe qua IA
lO7, 4. Clayton. to >, won: feaooty
coni, Crevasse third. liine, i;'i 800
sixth race-seven furlongs-Oxford' Io-'
Perkins. to 3. won; Gratz Hanley Sc
cond Florence NJ. third. Time, l52
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-First race
five and one half furlongs-Floy won.
Cbevelaier second, Banjo third. Time.
! .os1L second race-scant six furlongs-
Tilli. s. won. Boston Boy second, jennie
Deane third. Time. iii. Third rlce-
five furlongs, Flash stakes-Bellicose
won. Monterey second, Roy Alfonso third.
Time. 1902. Fourth race, eleven SIX
teenths of mile-Zobair won' Hot spur
second, Sir Reel third. Time. l:i9l2. flfth
race-one mile, gentlemen's race-Gilead
won. Gladiator second, Nicodemus third.
Time, LIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
Mr.. Pcrry's paipfrI icciJo,t

WAKE FOREST. N. c.. May 5--(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. w. j. Perry. Of Forestvllle,
n. c.. while under the influence Of liquor,
walking along the track I'm front of the
south-bound local freight-trnin this after
noon. stumbled and fell. and before he
could get up the train was upon him and
crushed his right arm off. He had gone II
Raleigh this morning and returned on the
noon train. After spending a few hours
in the town. he started home and met
with the sad accident. about 300 yards
from the depot. Drs. Powers and Lark
ford were called and are rendering all
the assistance needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, May 5.-NO auction
sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. II: wrappers, 7;
scrap, |. Total. 20 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, 5000; tobacco. sl.G2IT. Total,
s2,5S0.57.
Private sales for week: Wrappers, lOi;
smokers. 80: filters. IA: cutters, %: dark
leaf. IT.; scrap, IS; Burley, TO- lngs. ~.
Total, 675 hogsheads; against SM hogs
heads last week, and 305 hogsheadS for
corresponding weak last year.
Quite a good inquiry for filters was no.
ticeable to-day. and sales were quite
large, especially for Saturday. All other
grades were very dull.
The weeks business has been a very
good one so far as the volume OF sales
of hogshead tobacco was concerned, and
prices are understood to be generally sat
isfactory.
Colonel j. N. Meals many friends here
are glad to learn of his appointment as
postmaster at Danville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 5.--(Special.)
The receipts of tobacco during the past
five weeks have been light, on account
of the dry weather-too dry for the
proper handling OF the weed. The de-
mand for all working and shipping to-
bacco Is good, and the prices realized on
the floors OF the warehouses are as high
now as at any time during the present
season.
Information from the tobacco section Is
to the effect that the young tobacco plants
were considerably injured by the extreme
In consequence the planting will be de-
layed, and probably curtailed. Sales were
made this week at the following prices:
Lugs, S2.00fri50; common leaf, $25Ju4oO
medium to good leaf. s50ous.O: good to
fine wrappers. NO0qil.75; good to fair
shipping. E.0oltl0.00; extra to fine ship
ping, $il.004l3.c0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
SENATE EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Sea, Treaty with MISREPRESENTATION Of

Seal Treaty with Observation-Disclosures Of
George w. Wilson Recommitted.
WASHINGTON. May b.-The latter part
Of to-day's executive session Of the Sem
ate was devoted to a consideration Of q
treaty with Russia, having for Its object
the preservation Of seai-life. and which u
said 10 b. similar TO . treaty which the
mower NAMED has negotiated with Great
Rritain. It hxes the limit Of the Russian
seai isiands where seaierS may poach or
CAPTURE seals, this limit heretofore being
0xed according TO some IT ten miles and
accordng TO o<hngo at = much greatAr
11ufanco, Mr.. Norgnn uaa1e peeca IN
,ogpianattQ e the truaty but n aeeaeA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
CONVICTED OF CRIMINAL LIBEL.
McIntvrs Sentenced to the Chain Dang
Appeal TO the Supreme Court.

MCINTYRE Benteneeo =" ''o
Appeal to the Supreme Court.
AsHEvILLE, N. c.. May 5-tspeciaL)-
p. c. Mcintyre, and NJ. Sherman. two
market-house meat dealers. have been
convicted of criminal libel affecting the
moral character of Watt III. Hill. another
market-house meat dealer. Inc two
firms of Mcintyre ana Sher'nah' anu
William NJ mn &c Co.. have been the
largest concerns in their line In this
city. The IIbels were contained in one
or more letters to Armour &c Co., whose
goods Nm 4 Co. sold. The two con-
yicted men were this afternoon sem
fenced to one year each In the county
chain gang. A short time ago Mein.'ie
10. oone,Jered almost wealthy. but Is
now financially ruined.
Mcintyre and Sherman have Appealed 70
the Supreme Court and given bonds IN
81 900 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND, VA. May 5-Receipts-
Cattle, 20; sheep and lambs, go; hogs,
$50 head.
Sales-Cattle, 200; sheep and lambs. $50;
hogs, $50 head.
Prices-Cattle, best. 3AlfAc. gross; me
dunn to good, 3u3l2c. gross: common TO
sheep She; Sisaic. gross: lauaSs. 5a6tc. gross;
hogs, 6Qtasc. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
State of thermometer /:
Mean temperature..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The quietude at
the Stock Exchange was disturbed just
preylous e. the close of business by
sudden drop in American Sugar 10 lOoh.
At the opening the stock sold at losGp
l0gs. All sorts OF rumors were put anoat
TO account for the break. Some had IL
that the trust will not get what 1t has
been looking for in the shape or duties
from the S.nate, but this was not gene
rally credited. The opinion in the best
informed quarters is that the bull clique
had too much company, and to-day
adopted heroic methods TO reduce us
figure. The theory is partly corroborated
by the fact that the stock, after the sud
den slump, recovered quickly TO lVo't'
and closed at that figure bid. against
l097s yesterday.
The other Industria,s weakened win
Sugar, Chicago Gas reactins rs. to GU
Whisky, Is, to 2S7s; Lead, l, 10 VS.
and Lead preferred, IL. to 80.
The railway list exhibited strength at
one time. and rose y TO y per cent. IN
the early trading. Nnen SUE -, Let
however. the improvement noted was ios.'
and the market left OF very lrresuidr,
although the net changes were H'rely
fractional either way. ousal' ny was
lost rs per cent for Inv as,y i-oo an. sho RS
traded in TO the extent OF io,,S sssion
This il a heavy total for snort sessio SESSION,
Yesterday, the dealings In the STOCK
amounted to 5i.4o shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominally per cent
prime mercantile paper 3bWi per cent.
Sterling exchange ilrm. win actua a., pu S,
mess i'm bankers bills at si.op4Gi;Sai2 I1r
sixtv DAYS. and slSss<IiS9 foT demand;
posted rates. si.SSlzGi.so; commercial Di'iS'
Ear silver, 633s. Silver at the poaru
Government bonds steady. State bonds
steady. Railroad bonds weak.
hallway and miscellaneous Donds were
weak. 4. sa,, ac,r.
g.ted 81 5Si and OF unlisted, 6j,gl shares.
Treasury balances. Coin, @sS,S6S'V"; cur
rency, s5i,sS3,OD.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
The SICK BEING CURED
MUNSOES HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Have lv bms the most pouular Of Thousands u people
have been healthy and their De that had given 81 cps Of =.
sufferer the below ailments purchase bottle the remedy indicated
please and surprise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
Closing Bids
n. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS..
THE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, May 5.-fhe weekly bank state
ment shows tue following changes: Reserve, de-
crease sfiO9 200 loans, increase. q, 520,SuO
specie, increase, S61i,S00; lesaltenders, de-
crease. sI4 500: deposit 5, increase 5i,s4o.OOo
circulation, decrease, S44.300. The banks now
hold sS2. sos. $50 in excess Ct the requirements
OF the % Ger cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
RAIrIMORE srOCK MARKET.

as new. MS; Virginia centuries co;
Northern central. e1s., bid; Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern firsts. lo5i2ulg1;
Consolidated Gas bonds. Sll54ll5h; do.
stock, 6jS.4Gj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06

sl--wcttins the Bed, Irritation
OF the Bladder, Weakness
OF the Bladder, Urinary
Weakness. 25e and zoo
sa-whooping-Coug Spas
modic Cough, Choking
Cough. &c and 800
0-worms, Worm Fever. Worm
Collie. 25c and Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHaOSp Nav 3. $50.

OFFERINGS. Wheat, GAG bushels.
SALES.-Whsat, 146 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry O2s63c. (;
mixed. 6la63,. snOrtbeiry. G0ad3c.: No. ..
rel, &c. Corn-WhIte Virginia tbag lots
4sc. No. 9 white, 47Ifc. No. 2 mixed. 46a
47c. Oats-No. mixed. 39Iaa4Cc.; No. 3
mixed. 31a3Sc. Rye, o3aojc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06

THE WEATHER N RIcHaoSD YESTERDAY
was fair and warm. severe electric
storm arose about day break, and heavy
showers fell after dark. Rain was falling
at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06

Our facilities for executing IL kinds
~ lob printing are unsurpawsd. Send ~
your orders and you VIII - pleaeed Win
sur work and priceA ...-------4-.-SA--4<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices Of Money, Bonds. Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. az. and the
Weather Indications

+" WASHINGTON, d. c.. May g.
RAIN Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina Showers in the early
morning and showers in eastern
portion during Sunday; warmer except
near the coast; high southwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06

Cash quotations: Flour slow, with prlces
barely steady. Wheat. 5s9sc.; No. 2 red
5S5.c. Corn. Csc. Oats, S5lslsS5Ac Pork
5sI57iJc. Dry salt shoulders, s6.0ou6.2J.
Dry Sides, T.l2l.. Whisky, N.lj
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o.. May 5.-l'lour-Prices
unchanged.
Wheat-Receipts and offerings light; No.
2 mixed, Diac.
Corn-Market active No. yellow 42c.
No. mixed, &c; white ear, He: No;
white. i3l2c.; yellow, ear Hc.; NO.
mixed, 40Ac.
Oats-No. 2 white. 3Sl.c.; No. 2 mixed
Pork-Mess. $3.50: clear mess. SGD
family, SEQ: clear family SiW
Lard-Steam leaf. TIE; kettie-dried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
PERSONAL.
WE HAVE ARRANGED WITH

No. I4a2 east Main street. Richmond. Va.
10 represent us at Richmond and In adj
Joining counties. We bespeak for him q
liberal share OF the sewing machine trade,
will he a permanent representative.
Our former agent. Mr.. Charles p. Sell
den. Is with him. and will give the Sew
ing-Machine Department his special at
The new HOME sEwING-MAcHINE
my Gilt COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
CINCINNATI.
ribs. 7lac.
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. May "a T. M.--May.
5i-6i13 55-6;d; May and June, 5i-6iW
3 55-6id.; June and July. 5j-6ils3 aS-5id. (;
July and August, 3 56-Gifi5 I-Gtd.; August
and September, 3 5l-6inl 5s-Cid:; Septem-
Der and October, 3 5s-6ii3 59-6id. October
and November, 3 59-5l03 60-6ld.: November
and December, 3 G0-6iT3 6l-Gid.; December
and January, Gi-6ig3 62-6id. Futures
closed firm.
NEW YORK, May 5.--Cotton steady;
middling Gulf. 7iac. middling uplands,
ne Sales, 2it bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, n, 500 bales: May. s5.92d5W;
June. $5.eS: July, E.O3: August, SI.0s; Sep
TENDER, $40; October, Sl2
NEW ORLEANS. May 5.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady: sales. 30. 800 bales: MAY. >sSS;
June, s6.es: July, sG.73; August, s6.s5; Sep
TENDER. 1915; October, s6.79; November,
1874: December, $50, January, $3.50.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. ENG. May Bar silver
Market steady; quoted at sd. per ounce
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May 5.-Rosin
steady: strained, s2i4c.. good strained.
s7isc. Spirits turpentine firm at 26e: Tar
urfn at si.05. Crude turpentine steady
hard 500; soft. $50: virgin, 500
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. May 5.-Turpen,,
tine steady at 2Gc. Rosin nrm; good
strained. SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 5, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahoutas Deyo. Norfolk. merchs B.
disc and passengers; irwin Weisiger. super i
tendent. .
schooner z. s. Newman. Caswell, Kennebec.
ice Richmond leo Company.
Schooner Annie Ainsiie. NcAndrews, rntia"
delphis, coal 8. II. Hawes 20
SAILED.
Schooner William Masheson, Halves, Nes Ha-
ven, pie-iron. j. n. Gordon, sgen,; vessel, Cur
tbs & Parker.
schooner Edwin X. Kirk. Crsnmsr, New York,
ratfoad-ties; vcssoi, Curtis Parker.
Rare J. NJ Grimm, Toibit, Philadelphia, rau-
rosd-sies vessel. Curtis q Parker.
PORT OF NEwPORTNEws. MAJ 5. 1885,
ARRIVED.
British steamship Nanhsuses, Bristol.
Brisisn stosmship q. X. Booth, bsunsW'cA
SAILED.
Br,,,sn steamship q. Il. Booth. Bremen and
Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAI 9, 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Providence VA
Norfolk and Newport News, psssensess ana goa
st ssesmsnip Roanoke, BoaA New YORK., passen-
sers and general cargo.
s,e.msbsp baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore. pas
ssngers and general cargo
SAILED.
sss.mshIp Chatham. Foster. Providence VIA
Norfolf. passenssss aud general cargo
6tcamsnip Roanoke. boax, New 1ork. pssssn.
GERS and general cargo ,..
6senmshtp BslttrsorS, bouneets baltsmoges pas
ssussrs and general carpn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
REWAKD WILL BE PAID FOB

IA the arrest and conviction Of tho men oe
bOys sbooting and throwing rockS on my pre-
misses, 81 end 623 Canal bank. % NAY lss and
"a. hhA H II SohNSONs
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-02-17
The Manufacturers Rccor bas IN

The Manufacturers Rocor bas pn:>
1:Ehed two pages Of letters from
bankers in oil part, OF the South =
regard to the general condition q,
business, but especially as r,y y.r,l> tha
financial position Of Southern tar.n RS.
Wlthou: exception those letters sa-
that the enforced economy 0. ii ia-.
>wo years has caused a com ,l.;e
change in Southern farm methods
,nat the farmers are giving NOR. at~
.ention to diversified agriculture, an
that they are now well supplied with
corn and provisions. which Will pre-
7ent the heavy lrain 0; former vears
pay for Western food s.nIs sun
ng mp these reports the Mann M
turers' Record saws: They snov
that the whole on ,m;c p1.t.y o.
Southern farm Interests Is under .oin
a change and the cs lit svst-ai is ~
ing superseded hv cash bass Tho
low price Of cotton for the Ia. f-v
Years forced upon the far no-- fba
necessity Of raising their own .oo |
stuTs, anil lle1 t. this VA tn d.
cis:on o. bankers an IA, 90 t. a :
vance much less monet IA cotton than
Formerly. The result has hec.i II
change that for the time ben1. while
passing from the credit with II liberal
envicc 70 cash system reluirlu; :ae
closest economy, there has been les
trade with farmers. ani hence a de
creased vo.nme Of general business IN
the Soutn But this has brough,
about a more solid condition of bus.
ness in those Iepeu lent upon :a-n
trade throughout the South than we
have had for many years Merchants
are carrying small stocks AMI b1v.n.
only as needed farmers are paying
o:T their debts 10 such All exle.. tia.
without exception these. letters s-3.n
bsnkers sar tbs, .h. .ar.aers are les.
n debt than for .ears The nansv
,ha. formerly ~en: So-.h aui Wes. .2-
provisions and grain i4aa beef rs.si,-e.
.. home. anil the f1ll r-.uI. Il sns:
.als section = probably less Il debt r.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-02-17
Persian Cliff DNeIler.

The approach to Shiraz is 2 succc9-
sion Of surprises The town, a com
pact anil yellow mass of crpwl 4
dwellings. appears o ris. abruptly and
close at hand above tbs level nlaiE
which We are crossing All ut One f.
profound Iav.nc opens III from. >. us,
and perchel high up on the summit o.
the yellow cliffs on the other side arc
the houses which we saw from the
plain. Descending stcen,y to the ,,1.o
bls floor OF this ravint, wll"n i an
ancient r.ver-bed, we tnrn t. IL. eft
AMI ride along uEtier the ncrnen,lic4-
la Ledge. There are tilth: pools a,o1c
the bottom .: it. and blec.s Slim stains
descend the roci wall from the rico"t7
wooden balconies and projecting W.
lows c. the town above us Il ,'lo
neople overhead are .iyine, o. clo.-r..
they ars surely very quiet n'1nnt It,
anl there Is 10 sign os life nj any ii
the windows We com. to the cla,,sts
naaneh lnn II tn ptlar slit Of tn,
ravine |. is lock. u, en- LITTLE
further 81 the rayln" oocnS on i \
broad ri.e-. which We cross i,t ii bridge.
aud en;e- an imposing c.rayen>arv ..
the tim. of Shah AbDas
in this way We avoid entering tia
town ne riv.r is bor l.r4i IL IL,
sides hv vertical cliff. Al frnn the
gate Of the caravansar., loo,lng 's4t1
across the bridge. We get the no-t
striking view % Ye1dlkhaet Th4 .ou.
ledge on which It stands Is pIerssl ,v
many caves ani openings a.oa- tae
tnr, and from distance t IS ,l.fi ~
l. make out just where tne town
gins. uher> the caves become nIn - &,
aud door They arr ac,entuat. -
man, places BY JuttluS ~ludoa, II
cra1y-.osalnr balconies nroppe. =
>t.ck<. :. great height 2lo.e -.
stream below. Thl. lo1r -o,. :. -
thin ae.ige vuera the -ay.-e - II
other sid. enters the river bel >4'.s
-atei Al tie osne- Ell .ro.4 tt ga.
rang >. cliffs ~ species = -.r
bridge. ]. car easily ba o4- ! 49,
.ess,b.. : va!tnre s,nesl p-rt.- -.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-02-17

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