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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

DR.. Charles H.. Chalkley. acting under
the instructions of Commonwealth's-At-
torn-y Sands. Of Henrico. has had the
body Of the little negro girl. Irene Holmes.
who is believed to have been beaten TO
death by her ~stepmother, exhumed so as
to make a careful Investigation 10 deter
mine the cause of death.
The burial certificate given 10y the ply
stefan attending the child h"i the cause
of death "a Consumption g. m bowels,
but the examination by Dr.. tnalhiey fail
ed to disclose any evidence Of that dis
ease. The chemist thinks the .woman's
cruelty brought on the child's death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

The rooms OF the Old Dominion Tres,
club. in the building at the northwes'
corner Of Main and Tenth streets, me-
Deya T,iesday evening. There viii be nc
Formal nsn. Exercises. but the friends Of tn.
syxsnaper men win be welcome between
The hours. Of . and II p. M N; No Mo m nuiii
tSns,s wiu be cat home In their coy
den. and win be glad TO see all VINO Zee
IN interest in their welfare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
General Hill Improved.

SCOTTSVILLE, July 26.-CSpecial)-A
ter a stay of two or three weeks az
Buffalo Ridge Springs General J: [. Hin
accompanied by Mrs. Hill and Miss Nan
nie hfs daughter returned 10 his home
at this place much improved in health.
Mr.. John o.. Lewis. Jr.. OF Quitman
Ga, arrived at his old home here last
night. lie was accompanied by MS sister
Mrs. Rountree, and her children;
Dr. ]. T.. Blair is visiting buchanan Oh
| Inafp.ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
w. u. Carmichael Acquitted.

HOUSTON, VA. July 26.-CSpecial)-A
verdict OF not guilty has been rendered IN
two Of the cases against ". II. CARMEN
AL. charged with committing an assault
upon his daughter, Lydia. and a nolie
proseuui ended the third. lie broke down
and showed much emotion when the last
verdict was read. lie left the courthouse
AT one door and his family at the other.
never 10 see each other again. He Is now
a free man. but a greatly brOken-up one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Terrible California Tragedy.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, july 21;-Joh
craig last night drove to Glendale, five
miles from this city. where his wife. from
whom ne was divorced three months ago
was stopping with her brother. G.orgs
Hunter. and deliberately shot ana flile,
her. He then returned TO the cry M
IN the home of his father-in-iaw, William
Hunter. killed him. stepped over his body.
walked into the dining-room. ana sho.
and killed his motner-in-law. lie thsn
fired two shots into his own 1orehedu'
but failed TO kill himself.
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A TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
One Man Killed and Three Fatally Injured
In "A Mine Cage.

WILKESBARRE, PA, July B.-An eN-
ploring party Of prominent men were de-
scending a mine in West Pittston inns
morning. when n cage fell to the bottom.
Colonel A. q. Mason. superintendent OF
the Lehigh Valley Company. was IN
stantly killed. Three others are pltSru
:, hs fatally injured, az follows: Profess
sor Joseph Bobbell. Lehieh. University;
william Smith. inside Superintendent oi
the Lchigh Valley Coal Company frsde-
rick NIarcnr.
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RIBBONS.

We have received another lot Of thoss
wonderfully cheap Ribbons.
No. 2 Satin Ribbon. Ia all colors. ~.
piece.
Your pick IN all widths and colors. You
will find basket tickrted &c.
your pick In Ribbon. &c. ~yard-thsse soi'
at Toe.
Your pick In Ribbon, &c. ~yard-thes'
sall al loi.e-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

NEWCASTLE. PA. July 25.-rhe INDUS.
trial situation in this city Is brlghtrr thau
Tor montss. Two furnaces -Rosena and
Atlautic-haye resumed operations. and
the Raney and Berger ara preparing e
blow I'm. Extensive repairs are being MAD
at Red Jacket, and 1t will probably re
Valley Steel Mill. which has been idle
several weeks. will start up next Monday
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YeIIopg Has No Information.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-tX-GJvernOr
william Pitt Kellogg. Of Louisiana. mas
written 10 the Sugar Trust investigating
Committee from Toronto, that n has no
information that would throw light on
the subjects the committee Is pursuing.
and he Is unwilling TO break up his sum-
mer vacation to come to Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

There will be a heavy increase In ireisnt
ratss over the southern railroads. aiss!
August let. In certain classes oil rfe can,
the advance is from ~ 20 bs,p@ aware
,he new tarin agreed upon. are hurry.
inu out goods as fast as possible 10 a.
ta avail themselves Of the present very
low schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
Police OmciaIs Dismissed.

NEW YORK. July 26.-The Police Board
this afternoon found Captain Dougherty
and ex-Wardman Meehan guilty of having
received money for police protection. and
dismissed them from the force.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.


p WASHINGTON. ID. O.. July &c.
PAIN Forecast for Virginia: Partly
Icloudy weather; thunder-storms
in southern portion: south winds.
North Carolina Ham: south winds.
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HOSIERY.

T. o. G. Ladies' Black Hose, drop stitch.
absolutely fast. lOc.
T. q. q. Ladies' Tan Hose, drop stitch.
price 10 2,3c.. at this sale loc.
]. %. &. Ladies' Absolutely Fast-BlSck
Drop-stitch Hose. i2isc.
Ladies' Combed Egg tstn Baibrissa'
Hose. lTsc.
BIC. style Hose. black feet and fancy
coloret boot. lec.
s2ltc. Fancy Drop-Stitch Hose. rs.
ch!ldren's Hore. large sizes. vsc.-lh fN'
black.
Dc. Misses Hose. OF color. seani'e'e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was oppressively hot. There was a heavy
ram. wind. and thunderstorm in the af-
ternoon. followed by clear skies at night.
State of thermometer:
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Jliy 20, 1850

OFFERpGs.- Wheat, s3s bushels. Corn
Wnue. oJ2 bushels. 0ais. I,4s0 bushels
s~ALEs-wheat. 400 bushels Corn White,
3d. husbels. Oats. LAO bus0ela.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat LonRberrY. 52ao4c /;
mixed. 5lsJ4c. : shortDeIry. o0a5ic.: No :. red,
J4c. Corn White Virginia tbae lots). oJaotc. /;
NO. 2 Shits, jfc.: No. /. misco. S0c. Gate
No 2 mixed. 34Is a3ac.: No 3 mixed, 33lsa
34c. new winter, 35af0c. kys. 50aS3c
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Rlchmonders Registered in New York.
Tho Girl's Body ENhnmed

NEW YORK. July 26.-(Special.)-II
Cannon, St. Denis: j. W. Lockwood. Gil
ssy; NJ. f. Swami. Nendome. i. NJ. Hard
ley. 81. Denis.
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RALTJMORE sTOCk MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, Jelly 26.-Nirgini,
century bonds. 56l.n5Si2:. Baltimore ant
ONO. 10; Consolidated Gas bonds, III, bid
do. stock, 6jlln65is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

| Cash quotations. flout uull anu So
prices unchanged. Wheat. JosgJ2c.; No
! red SIC. No. 2corn, 1915. No, oats, s9a
| 3lc. Pork. 81. s5ul2s2l Lard, Bs21ste;so
s s,Ss. sSa'Ss WSisEsy' So,
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. July 70
cattle-Recelpts. ll.oo head; marx
strong; common to extra steePs, S IS
| and bulls. A.3as 10; calves. S2;ocnt0
Hogs-Recripts, &.ON head; market
strong; heavy. A9Vua.25,. common to
choice, mixed, 81 Gp5.2o; choice assorted
81. iea5. ~: light. 3LSq620 pigs, $50,
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; market firm
for good and slow for poor grades; IN
ferior to choice. Sl.2Jg3.G0; lambs, H.JOf'
40.
cINcI MAT q & "a 49, Jui %. i 2&mylo sl7f
Whaat-In good demand: market steady.
No. , red, t7i4c.; sample red, "lsc.; No.
red. isc.
Corn-Market active; No. 2 white. 49,
No. 2 yellow, Ls, No : mixeS, "c'' NO
Oats-No. 2 mixed. Bic; No. : white
y3I5c.
Pork-sales OF mess, sl275; clear mess
81. 10; family. sl2.5 ~ clear FANNY sl5S.
lDffDl-HNifdtN fgNf' 'f
rib sides, re; short clear Sides Sts}sc.
Whiskey-Firmer at Sc.
THE COTTON MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL. July &-t T.. M.--Cot-
ton-Amerlcan mlddling. fair, ! 5-lCd.
GOOD mlddling. Al: middling, 3 Ss-SSd,
low mlddling. 3 l5-l6d.i good ordinary
3 ii-ied. ordinary, 3l2d July, 3 .o-otl,
and September, 3 O-6id. September ana
October. 3 Sled sellers, October and
November, 3 5o-6id sellers; November am
december. 3 53-6id.; December and Janu'
airy. 3 53.stq3 5i-6id;,; January ana rsoru,
AIRY. 3 55-6id.. %sellers; February and
March, 3 56-5ia3 57-64d. Futures closed
barely steady.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Cotton-M iddline
Gulf. 7c.; middling uplands, &c. shlss
9O bales. Futures c.psed barely STEADY
s. 70: September, S10i; october. N.G2, No
vember, $3.50: December. E.ss; January
sT.0s: February. S7l2: March, $40.
NEW ORLEANS. July 26-Cotton-
Sales. 6.GD1 bales; July. &.66; August, %.oii
September. sG.4s; October. $50, Noyember
1851; December, &.6s January; SE, rrp'
ruary, 1913; March. S.H; April, 800.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. C., July 26,-Rosin
firm; strained. She; good strained. sZTc.
Turpentine quiet at 26l2c. Tar nfm az
Si.3S. Crude turpentine hrm; hard, NV'
soft. 81. 10; virgin. 500
SAVANNAH, GA, July 2i-Spirits tur.
pentine--Nothing doing. Receipts, ~
casks.
Rosin-In fair demand at unchanged
prices. Sales. $50 barrels.
CHARLESTON. $. C.. July 26.-Tufpen'
tine firm at Zlc. Receipts, y casks.
Rosin-GOod strained trm at Sc.nNL"'
receipts. Is barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. July 26.-Market duh
common ll9Q2e.; prime, 24c extra prime
22,c.; fancy, 214c.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, July 26.-Flour duh
and unchanged.
Wheat Easier; No. 2 red. spot. 3tk1t5sc.
the month, 53.u53izc.; August. 53isu5Slac.
September, 5AQ555.c.; milling. by sample
K,e steamer, No. 2 red. 6shc.
Corn-Duil: mixed. spot and the month
4sIac.. asked: southern white, 5JaJe.; do
yellow. 5lp52c. 49,
Oats-Dull: No. 2 naked. western. asa
tic.
Rye-In better demand; new. tsc.
Hay-Slow at Nf.D.
Grain freights-Duli. rates barely steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

MEMS Tan Hose, D. O. C.. s"anifss'
loo.
Mems Hose. tan and gray. worth W.
at his sals. Is 2-Sc. 49,.
Mems Baibrissan Hose. seamless '"'
sale. 10 2-Sc. ~.
Mems Superior Baibrigsan Hose "'
sale. l2iac. ILL.,,
heels. i2i.c. ..,
MEMS 81. q Nssligee Shirts, W.. " nes'
s,r,pes. with attached or detAefrrd co'sss'
Mems Nixht-Rob>s In nice aoshv' -.
Mems Linen-Bososa Shirts. at TINS -
&c.
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Other CITY Hall News.

Mr.. John Morris, head fireman at the
new CITY Han, met with quite a painful
accident about II o'clock yesterday morn.
INK. lie had gone 10 the top Of one or
the boilers by means Of "a step-ladder
TO inspect. as usual. and i'm going down
the ladder broke. throwing him Ia the
brick pavement. about eight feet below.
Mr. Morris weighs III pounds. and his
fall was a heavy one. prs. w. 7. Open
miner and J. :. Wexford were called in
10 render the necessary assistance. After
carefully examining Mr.. Morris they
found that he had sustained several Sc
we're bruises. but no bones were broken.
He was taken 10 his home. at 25 south
Cherry street. where he rested comfort
ably last evening.
Tho estate Of the late Mrs. Esther VIZ
ginia BiaYt0n WAS yesterday placed IN
the hands Of Sheriff John 7. Hughes for
administration. The estate Of John II.
Rlayton, who has been declared a %lunatic,
was also placed IN the Sherif's hands.
Moses May qualified In IA" Chancery
Court as administrator Of The estate OF
the late William Heller.
The Clerk f the Hastings Court issued
a marriage license 10 Henry {. FERGUSON
and Annie g. BigRS.
There were no cas- tried I'm the Hust-
inFs Court.
The following suit was instituted in the
Law and Equity Court: Junius y. MOsby.
assignee. against ". VI. Allen. Action for
debt. Damages 500.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO, MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. July A-Auction Of
ferinss on Change to-day. 81 packages,
and l taken in. Highest. .sli.W. lowest.
s3.l9. Average, S7.63.
Private sales: Filters. 49,. wrappers. u.
scrap. /: Tugs. is: dark leaf, g. Total. a
hogsheads.
Mr.. ]. A. Brogdon. OF Rocky Mount. N.
c., WAS here to-day.
Bright loose sales were extremely
light to-day, but prices were unchanged.
Sheiburne's warehouse had q large Asle OF
sun-cured tobaccos by saIapie over the
hogshesd to-day. amountinx 10 about y
and satisfactory prices to b,,th buyer and
planter.
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Ola papers for sale at SSc . n'ns'
DISPATCH onacA
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. July % Another low record
broken was tn. tale OF wheat to-day.
Heavy receipts and favorable crop news
was the cause. helped along by news
from foreign markets. September wheat
opened at 2,sc.. sold between 621s and
52hc., closing at 52i4c.-Nc. under yester-
day. Cash wheat was in good demand al
a decline OF hgiac.
Corn had additional cause for an adj
vance In the report Of damage TO tn
Russian and Danubian crops. Prices de-
rain in the corn belt. The close was
strong at an advance over yesterday Of
i2c. September opened at from a. 10
i4&c.. sold between Ais and i5bsc., closing
at t34c. Cash corn was strong at yester-
days prices.
Oats held strong within narrow limits.
the tone being transmitted from the corn
market. The close on September oats was
&c. higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were steady.
Pr~ovisions-Th,re was an awakening for
a brief spell I'm this market to-day, but
there was not enough vim TO the trade TO
carry the activity through the entire Sts-
sion, but, such as II was, WAS "A welcome
relief from the dull monotOny that dates
back a long time. Two Of the large pack
ing institutions started the ball rolling by
beginning 10 buy. nj which the shorts
began to evince some uneasiness. and In
covering forced an advance all around.
HI strength In corn and the good cash
demand for product had some erect on
the trade. az did also the strong market
for hogs. The close was lslgc. higher
| than yesterday for September pork. ltc.
| higher for September lard. ana lOG l-iec.
higher for September ribs.
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MARINE INrELLIGENcC.

sun rises......... 5:tl HG rtDk
sun soss 7:sl Morning. .ll:2d
Moon rises. .-.....f2:J0 evening ....,.. 49,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLy 80, 1874
ARRIVED.
steamer Pocahontas. Dovo. Norfolk. merchaa-
disc aud passengers; lrv:u weis ger, su2srin-
teDdent.
PORTo OF NEWPORT NEWS, july 90 1894
ARRIVED.
schooner O. y. Bronson, New Bedford
NAILED
british steamship kappansnn0:k, Liverpool
schooner James W. Fitch, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUGv go, isas.
ARRIVED
sseamship CITY u Columbia. Jsuuey. New
York. passengers aud general cargo
Steamship Charlotte. Courtney. baitmorss
passengers aud general cargo.
Steamer nimc Guy, Aarssai. "Aixersous pa
scnsers and general cargo.
S<tLeDl
steamship CITY OF Columbia. Jeunsy. Nee
Yorx via Norfolk, passenger and eeueft sefge
eseamsotp Charsottes toarsosSs n3tkm%s'
p~ssxeaHeFs And general coxsn
steamer yum CITY. NArsaaii. walksrtos. pas-
seagess aud genersi cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

bought for spot cash at our
own figures within the past
week. Prices will range far
below prevailing values. SIM
ply because the goods Ne offer
were BOUGHT FAR BE.
Low COST.
Regardless of complaints OF
hard times our store has been
crowded to its utmost ca.
pacity. The simple reason: NO
. n + a COMPETE
WITH OUR LOW PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-27

Cash quotations.: Flour Jul and Easy
| prices unchanged. Wheat. 50spJ2c., No
! red SIC. No. 2Corn, 1915. No. oats, sga
| Ribs, SSOdS s2ts. Shoulders. ss.o0u6.l2 i2
| Slider. S. s7iaQ1.6 Whiskey. N.22.
cIIfc Acn IINE- STOCK Y &
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Exchange eales were light. but were
fairly good In quality, and prices were
good to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July o. Flour neglected;
winter wheat, low grades. si.Sf!15o: fair
to fancy. g. tfi2.yci patents. E.7s43.N;
~, ieS .s slsss. s RECESS; s Southern aS "s
s.. icQ30; good to choice DO. rM7f3s0.
wheat-Duli and lower; closing easy;
No. 2 red. store and elevator, 5ixe. afioat
at4p54Nc. options dun and weak. deci'n-
ing sc. raiiying Nc. n closing steady
at NC. under yesterday; No. ? red. closing.
July, N%c.: August. |%c.; september.
5sssc.
C~orn-Fairly active and hrmer; No.
2 Ssatshe. Options moderately , aetlve
August. &s4c. September. SIC.
Oats-Duil but steady. Options firm:
July. 3sisc.: September, Sse.; No. whit,
July, JsL,c.: spot. No. 2. S9c. No. 2 white,
lnl2c.: mixed western. maze. white do.
4,si &c.
Hay--steady u, dull. shipping. Ga15c.:
good to choice. 9agoc.
wool-Steady and quiet: domestic fleece,
ispcc.
Beef-steady and quiet; family, $4,000
400; extra mess. sSO0n&S0; beef hams
dun: t,erced beef steady and quiet: city
extra India mess. si7.0uis.U.
Iard-Dull and firm western steam
closed at t7.s0: city. 1915: July. N.@: sep
tember, N.s; refined firm; Continent NO.
Cputn AtEfftCd. st.oo. ~to.ihvHhpn 49,
Pork-Dull but steady; mess. NiVniLZ.
extra prime. sl2 00afi3.50.
Butter-Stste dairy. iiHisc.: creamery,
i5ni9c.: western dairy. nigli4sc.
creamery. lSc. tlRins, l~sfIisc.
Cottonseed oil-Dull; crude. 29c.; yellow
32%uSc.
Petroieum-Quiet and steady.
Rosin- Duh and easy; strained. com
mon to good. 81 &ui.3o.
Turpentine-Dull but steady at 2sa 1850.
Rice-Firm and active: domestic. fair 10
extra. 3SM44c.; Japan. 4asutsc.
Foreign nominal New or
leans. open-ksttle. good TO choice, 2Ih5'c.
Peanuts--Steady and quiet.
C~ofree-options quiet; 10 points up to 10
points down. July. $3.50. September. NS.sl
iris.I5: December. $l20opl2 20. spot Rio.
dull but nominal No. I. $780,.
Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining, = n-l6c.
refined quiet AMI steady. OF \. 3 l5-l6c. ;
standard A. sc; crushed. 5isG5 bloc.
granulated. 6 5-iSc.
Freights to Liverpooi-Active for grain;
.nttnp f-6LI ypaIp lLInlaH
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, July 26. 1894.
sALEs.-1,000 Virginia Centuries at 5Sas.
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Ward 10 succeed Mr. James X. ~sheprSra.
and "A police commissioned from Clay
Wsri 10 succeed Mr.. J. n. Jacobs. the
fs<su * uAese gentlemen having exgiged
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