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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
A vlRcINlAN DIES SUDDENLY
EyentfuI aud Honorable Career oil mayor
william Henry Malone.

ASHEVILLE. n. G., July R~.-tSpecial)
Major William Henry Malone, OF TINS
CITY. died suddenly at II O'Clock last
night in Statesville. He went there from
AsheviIle yesterday on the afternoon
train, apparently in excellent health. lie
had been making a social call ana was
lust leaving the house of his friend to go
TO his hotel. whCn suddenly turning ne
re-cntered the parlOr and approached the
sofa. Before he reached II he fell dead
Major Malone was ~ years old. ana Il
native of Wythe county, Va. lie began
tbc practice Of law in Tennessee IN 1914:
he was for awhile a law partner or
Judge Baxter, at Knoxville, and after
ward States Attorney for the Second Ju-
dicial District Of Tennessee. In 1871 ne
was a Douglas presidential elector. lie
was in the Confederate service IN Virginia
during the war. Afterwards ne remover
10 North Carolina. lie represented Calu-
well county TWO years In the North caro-
lima LEGISLATURE. In 1856 he was an indie
npndent candidate for Congress. lie was
then residing in AsheVille. lie carried
Buncombe and several other c0uhties,
but was defeated by Thomas ID. Johnston
UDamocraO. He wa the compiler OF two
law books. Real Property Trials anu
'Criminal Briefs" Major Malone was Il
man of very considerable talent, honor
able. liberal. warm-hearted, ana GENIAL.
He had the respect and esteem OF the
community. lie leaves a widow ana seFe-
raj children.
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Virginia News Items.

Or. r.. X. Price has been appointed
Treasurer Of Bedford county by Judge
Brown.
Peter Mckee IL arranging to develop a
fine zinc mine. recently discovered on
bis farm. five miles east OF this city.
Miss Mary l.. Jones died on Wed
nesday at The residence OF her sister,
Mrs. :. w. Sterling. in Charlottesville,
after a long Illness.
Mr.. ". s. Forbes. OF Richmond, was
the purchaser In Winston, \. c., on We'd
nesday of J. ". Alspaugh's property In
The infant SON OF Judge Samuel Will
Hams. OF Wytheville. who has been III
with cholera infantum for three weeks,
died on Tuesday night.
Mr. Fri,s. Griffin. son OF Mr.. Jossph
Griffin. died yesterday morning al the
residence OF his parents. near Rio. Abe,
marie county Deceased was only Il
years of age.
Adyices received from the Ninth Dis
trlct indicate that the Republicans are
practically unanimous for General James
= Walker TO run as their candidate Tor
Congress. He recently declared his inten-
ton 10 support the candidate OF that
Marty next fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Mean temperature. .............,s 81
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

'Tf A0AsA tONAk
NEW YORK. July IA quiet condition
OF affairs prevailed at the Stock Exchange
to-day. Early transactions In the general
railway list were at concessions OF hey1a
per cent, owing TO the announcement OF
a strike on the st. Pau road. The report
gained more credence In London than 1t
did here, but neither the foreign nor the
local operators thought the news OF sufn-
cient importance TO branch out on the
short side. AS q matter of fact, the con-
clusion has been reached that the labor
troubles, so far as the stock market IL
concerned. have about run their course.
The reports of the strike on the st. Paul
not being confirmed, the shorts began 10
cover, and the fractional loss noted was
recovered. After the morning, the list
was quiet and firm, the improvement in
the condition of the western railway sit
uatlon exerting a good effect.
The feature OF the day was the activity
In American Sugar. - which $500 shares
changed hands out of "A total of llf,O35 for
the entire list. The stock declined 2, 10
The early decline was due to a decision
OF Judge Barker. OF the Massachusetts
Supreme Court. In a suit brought against
the company for not filing It's annual
report with the State authorities. chicago
Gas. after declining to 1874. rallied TO
742tft7iN. Lead, Cordage, and General
Electric were in better request. The last
named advanced to 371s. the best price for
some time past.
In the final dealings Sugar developed
renewed weakness, but the general list
held tOlerably firm. The passing OF the
Louisville and Nashville dividend. the
failure Of l.. ID. Alexander Il Co, mem
bers Of the New York stock Exchange,
and rumors of heavy gold shipments late
in the week had no effect.
In the active stocks, Pullman ruled firm
at l5Sgl59. Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferrpd, ~. and United States Leather pre-
ferred. 1ib.
The bond market was stronger.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at l per cent, last
loan at |, and closing offered at l per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 6nsls per
cent.
Bar silver, 62h.. Silver at the board
neglected.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $LS7liis7i.
for sixty days. and A.ssli for demand;
posted rates. S4s7h04.s9; commercial bills,
81. s6i2H4.S iH.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds stronger.
Sales. listed stocks, 5000 shares; I'M
listed. 5000.
Treasury balances: Coin. ssO,6is,G0; cur
rency. So, 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
1T WILL BE TAXED.
THE ASSESSMENT ON LAKE DRUM
MOND CANAL STANDS.
. Engines Accepted -Cotton-Mills start
ing Up-Fusion Favored.

RALEIGH. N. c., July 12.-Speeial)-
The Railway Commission decides hat the
charter OF the Lake Drummond Canal
Company does not, as claimed, grant IL
any exemption from taxation, so the
assessment stands.
Major Winder. vice-presldent OF the Sea-
beard Airline. asked the Railway Com
mission 10 accept the value of It's engines
az estimated by him. The commission
had a careful examination Of the engines
made. and to-day decided to accept his
estimate.
Mention was made the other day Of the
fact that George Mills. the man charged
with the murder of Miss Ina Wimberly,
his niece, would endoavor to incriminate
her famlIs. or rather, some members OF
IL. IL is now learned that he will In
his statement lay this terrible charge
against the girls mother and two
brothers.
MORE RUMORS.
The statement Is current that the wood
working department of the Seaboard AR
Lin is 10 be at Portsmouth; that ali
the iron-work Will be done here. and that
there Will be repair-shops at Monroe. II
is also alleged that the machinery viii
be removed here from Abbeville. ). {.
Some Of the railway officials say they
have no Information as to these changes.
The new Statesville cotton-mills have
started up. but it Will be a month before
they are regularly at work. Five other
%cotton-mills are in course Of construction
in this state.
POPTLIST TACTICS.
The leading Republican paper In the
extreme eastern part Of the state comes
out for fusion with the Populists on the
Legislature. and puts up as its motto
Anything to get the Legislature ana peat
the Democrats" 1t says that In Popu-
list counties Republicans must support
PopuIist nominees. and vice versa.
The sheriff OF Robson county has 50
far failed to capture John b. McCormac'
who shot and killed Thomas Smith, a
brother-in-law.
Mr.. L. a. Potter has resigned as Clerk
OF Cartcret Superior Court, and goes 10
Washington, ID. C., where he has a N'6D
cleI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
DRUMM-Died. yesterday, at the resi-.
dence OF her brother-in-law, Phil Erich.
3lOS Lester street, Miss GEORGE
DRUMM: aged q years.
Her funeral will tax place from 2W
south Thirteenth street, Philadelphia. In
terment at Holy Cross cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GREEN.-Died. near Mathews Court
house, Va, July 18th, WALTER LEE,
only child Of W. +. and the late Minnie
Lee Green; aged l year, 2 months, and
II days
JONES.-Died, at the residence Of her
father, 4Ol north Twelfth street, on Thurs
day, AT / O'Clock A. NJ. ELLEN WARD
JONES, only child OF Frederick and Marie
Louise Jones; aged 8 days.
Ia FITTE.-Died, July 18th, at $40 east
Clay street, MARIE, infant daughter of
Il. b. and Ida L.. La Fltte, Of Lloyd,
Fla. O.
REMSCHEID.- Died. yesterday morning
at 8 o'clock. at the residence OF her
parents. $50 north Sixth street, ANN
LOUISE, daughter of Charles and Julia
Rsmschoid; aged IL months.
Funeral from above residence O:DA
friday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Remnants White Goods.

You save no, cents bat d0ii'r- ~ tuying a
WHITNEY CABBAGE as to- closing saie nov
going on.
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Two Noble Gentlemen.
The Christian Advocate in It's last issue

Inc NntiHtldU AuNocdt' 10 '"DN
says:
''Thls city los, In the death OF Mr..
John Purcell. the drug merchant. a citizen
Of sterling character. He was an Ola man.
From boyhood he conducted business with
vigor. success. honesty. He gave MS
money. time. service TO our wounded sol.
dlcrs. He loved Virginia and cherished
her champions. For twenty years we
have been honored with his friendship.
In the forms OF faith We were wide apart
lie held with the Historic Church We
were near IN the essence Of religion. tie
was "a gentleman OF the old school,. ana
wlthal a Christian. whose charity, truth.
high behavior certified hts sincerity. one
by one the noble. old gentlemen are going
away. In our absence. some time ago,
Mr.. j.. W. Randolph. the famous pub
Usher, importer, and book seller. died
y courtly. cultivated. refined, kind man.
ending a useful lifc conducted on highest
levels Of dignity. integrity. gontleuess.
our short visits to these gentlemen were
charming episodes in our life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
PToperlN Irnn.fer.

Richmond: william Glasgow 10 saIlie
Glasgow, his wife. - feet on east side
'hiri street. subject 90 nfe estate OF
Mary brown. ana 80 feet on Webster
street northwest corner koane. 81
j A. Helsler and wife o. Carrie Il Car
rolls trustee. p feet on 81. James street
BOuthtast corner Baker, $3.50.
same 20 n. Seldom Taylor, 81 feet on
touth side Baker street near 81. James,
$50
frct on Grace street northeast corner
Jefferson. $3.50.
O. Miihiser. special commissioner. 20
Joseph T.. SOrg. - feet on north side
State street near Union. and 30 feet on
81.
henrico: A. j. Chewing, T.. $. Rose,
ana their wives % H. J. Latina, 100 acres
zen miles below Richmond, 500.
james ". HV0psJ and others ~ Sallle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
BRADY WILL NOT BE THERE,
Many Eathcrs Arrested Other Items from
the County.

the County.
The case OF Edward j.. Brady, indicted
r.r keeping and maintaining a certain
.nmtHg ,stab ishmcut Boo the county, just
SEA, tn. t,rminus of seventeenth street.
N.i b.. called iD the County Court to-
day. lut from al that can Doe learned,
ais iiaiy us not appear. Mr. W. II.
NtNcr.Irr. ErdIy's counsel, went on his
I.rl when h, Was indicted. in the sum
d, Sl. ana ,Ni.. ted to be- relieved The
u.,t day ly. Mn. J.. G.. Small. That same
l.,t d.y. Mr. Brady took the early
morning train Tor New York. and he
r,ter CAM, back. It is more than prob
ani- that tte bond VIII be declared Tor
lrifed ly thc court to-day.
Complaints NJ young men bathing IN the
crock af the intersection OF the York
river railroad. just east OF the city. in
tuu yiew OF passengers on passing trains.
have been numerous. ana ON Wednesday
C-ustlble@ S4mue's ami Ness made "A raid
I.u thc offenders. and as "a result there
e.. eleven young men and three small boys
were arrested The boys were released
with an a~lmouiuon. and the eleven older
or.. were recognized for their appear
:r.r /. fore Squire Vincent on the 18Th.
oliver johnson (coloreD was arrested
yesterday and Win have q hearing before
A.e...iste Vincent on the 18Th on "a
c'a.ro - disturbing public worship at
Good Hope Baptist church lcolorcd) on
Sunday ll-t. II is said that oliver hHd
l,.n refused admission 90 the church and
WAS intoxicated when De created the dis
t.rht..r.
In. lienric1 Light Dragons, Troop \.
".l r h, another EFFORT tomorrow 10
'..t . successor % Captain William H.
S.n'. SIP. John Pope's friends are stul
determined o. try TO secure his election,
while lr.-r who desire Lieutenant George
D. Carter e., be promoted are standing
i-m. In. troop has f1rty-five members,
"'i il requires twcnty-three votes %
't A. tfe last meeting only twenty
-fn were present Saturday nearly
'rrF member VII be- on hand. and It
''s .f present as II Lieutenant Garter
W'-- te chosen. No one appears 10
In" positively Il Mr.. Pope would accept
a. o',.t.l
James Fleming Bonaparte WAS yester-
Gay e.hi i 'ae grand jury by Squire"
l@r"lf pn "a charge Of maliciOusiy assault
ing Harry Thomas
Charles hool was sent on 70 the Hen
rico grand jury Yesterday by Magistrate
i,arus On a charge OF assaulting and
beating Charlie Christian with a stick.
Christian IL said 20 h. badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
ALL OF THE THIRD PARTY ORATORS.
Miss saliie J. Pearce becomes the Bride
of Mr.. Moses y. Francis.

WINDSOR, n. c., July 12.-CSpecial)-
The Third party is holding a series Of
three days meetings. and a number OF
noted Third party speakers are billed TO
| speak each day. besides many Of Tho
county men will air their views. The
| Third party in this county has more ora
tors in it than any other political party
I'm the world, according to numbers, as
nearly every man in IL becomes an ora
| tor az soon as he joins 1t.
Mr.. Moses r.. Francis and Miss Sallie
J. Pearce were married at the residence
of the brides parents. near Coleman,
Yesterday.
Mrs. l.. +. Pearce, sister, and family
left yesterday morning for Richmond, Va.
to spend some time with friends and
relatives.
Police-Sergeant Joseph Moody. Of Peters
burg. Va. Is visiting his father, j. Richard
Moody. at the American House. ana his
| daughter. Mrs. W. T.. Bernard, In the
| country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
cu,,..n.r,. Summer School.

cuLpEPER. VA, July l2-tspecial2-
tendent. Mr.. James NJ. Beckham. the
Summer Normal. which opened here on
o"i,s a. success. and judging from the
ability OF the teachers, 1t will be a sue
Cas- IN every aspect. Among those In at
tsnaance are numbered some OF the most
nroinipent educators In the state, The
school il conducted BY PROFESSOR oeorse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
To Discuss Boiler Explosions.

Saturday night at o'clock Richmond
Association. NJ. l.. OF the National Assoc
citation OF Stationary Engineers viii have
ct their hail. No. 1901 east Main street.
sions. Their Cause aud Prevention" j.
4. McCook is the president. and Charles
Devote is the corresponding secretary Of
the association. The meeting tomorrow
night will be the first public one. and all
who ase Interested I'm the subject to be
discussed viii be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Rol,lcd of Forty Dollars,

CREWE. VA, July l2.-(Special.)-Early
this morning Mr.. w. IL. Morgan. an eng
neer on the Norfolk Division Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad, was robbed
of $40 I'm currency. The theft occurred
while the family were at breakfast. The
money was taken from a trunk. A white
man, who was supposed to BE- d peddler.
was seen by some neighbors going into
the house, but not thinking that anything
was wrong. said nothing about the mat
TOR until the robbery was reported. IN
formation has been received that the
man has been arrested at Nottoway
Courthouse. and will be brought here on
train No. 3 10 be identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13

sample over the bogshsad ut sheIburne's
warehouse. which proved q very satisfae.
tory sale both az regards prices and
| quality. Very little OF no desirable brights
1! were on ssis, and the quality was gene
rally very poor.
Private sales continue rather limited.
all grades,
| SIR. 70. Il. Vaughan. OF Petersburg. was
hero to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
WAS Going Through the safe.

Albert Nelson. q negro, who has been
employed by Messrs. l.. Levy & Son, was
arrested yesterday. charged with being
% suspicious character. The negro has
not been regularly engaged by the Measrs.
Levy & Son. but was given work when
there was anything extra to do. About
a week ago 50 hat had been left exposed
In the desk disappeared. and suspicion
fen on Albert. Yesterday morning the
man was discovered looking through the
safe. and be was taken i'm charge and held
until an officer could be summoned. when
he was locked up. The negro says he Is
innocent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Married at Homp.

Miss Eliza Kappes ana Mr.. George +.
Atkins were united In marriage at the
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. kappes, No. III north
TWenty-third street. On Tuesday night.
Rev. MIR. Stuart, OF keysville. Va. per
formed the ceremony, and the newly
married couple went TO the mountains
on a bridal tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Receiving Beef Again.

Swift brothers received yesterday their
first carload Of beef since the strike.
Their private kilograms state that the
Chicago house is doing nearly thu
usual volume Of business. Most Of the
expert butchers in the employ OF the
concern at Chicago struck yesterday. but
their places were nearly all flied.
During the past week a good deal Of
beef drawn from local territory has been
shipped to other points by Richmond
dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
COLOReD PEABODY INSTITUTE.
Under Direction Of Professor Davis. of
RIchmond-A Splendid Programme.

DANNILLE, VA, July 12.-(Special.)-
The Peabody Institute. for colored teach
ers. began its sessions in Danville this
evening under the dictatorship OF Profess
sor D.. Webster Davis. of Baker School.
Richmond. There are nearly 200 teachers
IN attendance, ana the sessions promise
TO be quite interesting, not only to the
teachers, but the cOlored people gene
rally.
The City Council. at a recent session,
made an appropriation for the local teach
ers 10 assist In meeting necessary ex-
penses. The session began tonight with
a splendid programme at the High-Streei
(colorsd) Baptist church. Among the in
structors are Norman b.. Pinn, of Alex
andria: W. +. Grasty. of Danville; George
Stephens. Jr, Of Richmond. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Skipwith. of Danville.
During the session of the institute public
entertainments Will be given. at which
educational subjects will be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
irresfed ON Many CHARGES.

=. W. Harris alias Davis. a man sun
posed To b. white, was locked up in the
Third Station yesterday. He is charged
with stealing a horse and buggy from
Mike Duyal. with carrying concealed
weapons. and with being "A Suspicious
character. on his person was found Il
handsome gold watch and chain. When
being arrested the fellow threatened to
use his pistol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
A.. wife OF William parrat. 20 feet on
Reane street q.

=, WHO OF William Parrat, ~ teet on
Rcane street 81.
Same and others 10 Elizabeth Hooper.
40 interest IN lot 2N Duvaia addition
William Marshall and wife's trustee 70
q, n. I.ipscomb, 20 feet on south side
iiehrico street near Dinneen. los feet on
north side Thomas street corner Ham
mond, "a feet on south side Moore between
pinneen street and Spotswood avenue,
iss feet ON Iloyd atreet southwest corner
Dlnneen. 100 feet on Boyd street northeast
corner S%potswood avenue, II feet on south
side Brookland street between Dinneen
street and Spotswood avenue. 20 Feet on
north side same between same. so feet on
IIonrlcn street southeast corner spots
wood avenue. - feet on south side Hen;
rico street between Dinneen street ana
Spotswood avenue, and 1856 feet on west
glde Dinneen street near Henrico, SsS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
r,,o we.t.Wbittisr weddiuc.

CREWE. VA, July. i2.-(Speclal )-Miss
Whittier Hines and Mr.. George NJ. West
were married last evening at $50 O'Clock
at the home OF, the brides parents. Rev.
GATED The marriage was solemnized. In
the presence OF the family and a few
intimate friends. Miss Hines IN an accom-
nlished young lady. and Mr.. West a popu-
lar attache OF the general office of the
@ar,nIt and Western railroad at this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
Hilton brought Over.

Sergeant John T. Hall returned from
Petersburg yesterday afternoon and
brought with him Jesse Hilton (cOlOred).
Jesse IS d familiar figure in police cir
cles. and 1t is said Of him nat he would
not hesitate To steal a blind beggar's
tin cup. The charge entered on the books
at the Second Station against Jesse is
that Of stealing a suit Of clothes, a check
for s.. aud 81 in money from Burton
Maryc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July i1-Floor less active.
but steady: winter wheat. bs grades.
N.S5u20; patents. $AgDaf5 -: Minnssots
clear, s2.zNaG; patents, &ttftio; bow
extras. N.SU2.J. southern -four quiet and
steady; common 10 fair. extra, 2i09&.l0;
good TO choice. do. 3.G43.st
Wheat-Less active and easier with OBJ
tons; closing firTn No red store ana
elevator, 5sbte ; .aioat. ~i4e; Options Al
L4%c. under YESTERDAY, with trading dull;
No. 2 red. closing. July. hlhc.; August,
GOc.; September, slasc.
Corn-Quiet and nrmer; No. 2 FiFt4
i7s.c. IN elevator: Bt aiSi7c. asoat. OPP
July, iTlsc.; August. rae; september
oats-Dui but steady. Options dull and
lower. but steady: July, DC Aasust'
3iifc. September. 2ac No. 2 white. jury,
tslzc spot. No. z. &c: No, z white ~
mixed western. 52G53c white do, A2p5Jc
Hay-Steady and In fair demand: ship
ping, 5oGI5jc. :good 20 choice. DnDc.
Wool-FairIy active and steady; domes-
tic fleece, l7aZ2cA; pulled. i5N$ic.'
400: extra mess. s. DfS5: beef hams
dull az So. 81: tierced teef duh. city extra
India mess. HT.VoHisoo.
Cut-meats-Quiet aud steady; picked
bellies. Sc. shoulders. t4HGsc.: hams. nc.
middles nominal.
Iard-Ouiet and a shade weaker: west
ern steam. closing. SIS; city, S.11sts ~
July. $3.50. nominaly; September, NS9
for new: refined easier; Continent, S.59'
South America. SIS. compound. @~@
6.l2is. m.
Butter-In better supply, weaker. and
dull: state dairy. l2D lSc.: do. creamery
l56isc.: western dairy. w'sHlFgc.
creamery. lNIlsc.; Els'ns. lsEalsc.
a.l-Infaf and firm crude.
2ec.: yellow. SIC.
Petroleum-Duli but steady.
Rosin-Quiet and steady; strained, COM
| mon to good. S.52r4al31ia.
Turpentine-Dull but steady at g'9d
Rlce-Firm and in fair demand: domes-
tic. fair 20 extra, 3SlfShc.; Japan, fsG
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New or.
leans. opsn-kettle. good to choice, ga
SIC: market quiet n STEADY.
Peanuts-Quiet.
coGee~Options unchanged 10 Is points
| no: July. ;ia35Qi5 ~; September. Nlm,
December. SIS. lGfi u. Is; spot Rio. quiet ano
steady: No. I. tl6.D. a
Sngar-Rav quiet. refined STEADY on
A. a%ftc standard A., l-let I.c Sgeun'
| loaf. 47sd5 Lice: crushed, $3.50 l-iec'
graduated. 4 l-l6u4+sc ,
Freights to Llverpooi-Frrm ana tairlS
| actice: cotton. 5-6id. grain. l91'
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July R-Flour firm
and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and lower; spot 57'sa'Sc.
July and August, 5Ih o5sc S~ptehVrt
| bss. GSqc.; steamer Ne. =, SIC, asked MN
| ing. by sample. 5suSo'-'
Corn-Dull; mixed. spot and July, fhc.
| bid; southern, by sample. 52uSJc.; DO Oh
grade. 63c.. bid.
Oats-Ffrm: No. 2 white. western DOC.
bid: No. 9 mixed, 53V5Ic.
Rye-Siow: No. ,. j5aIJ6c
Hay-Easyi good To- choice timothy'
sl6.OodlI0 49,
Grain frelghts-Easy: steam 10 Liver
pool, per quarter. Is. 81 ais. fgd.
Eggs-Easy at 12hl2'sc..
Other articles unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-13
rahe TING ly the ToreIock.

check growing iaHrmity and mitigate the Ill
of growing are with Hcs'e.ter's stomach D"-
,ers. which relieves these evils. Rheumatisp'
lumbago, chiIls aud fever. dyspepsia loss Of sp-
retlte. are ell remedied by this helper OF tho
aged, weak, and convalescenh 10 owe the 'ru'n
OF shis assertion. which Is established ~ s'-
dauea-