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Evening journal., 1894-01-18
An sled nn sn.nlclon.

George Lewis was arrested and locked
mp at the Ciy Hail this morr ing. on
suspicion Of having stolen some lead
pipes found in his possession.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

THR demand for back numbers Of our
great Art Portfolios, sights and Scenes
OF the World, is so great that the pub
fishers can hardly supply the demand.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18
No seranton Arehaeneonrr.

The srchdeaconry Of Scranton has
chosen Rev b W. Coke. Of Nauiicoke
as arehdeecon. to succeed Rev. George C
Hall, OF honesdaie He will shortly
become rector OF st. Johns P. +. Church
here
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

TIE greatest and most necessary
reformation man can accomplish is t.
reform himself
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

A HYPocE1rE does not need bras.
band he proclaims himself unconsciouslJ
but effectively.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

the purchase Of useless silver bullion,
the extravaganza Of the Billion Dollar
Congress dissipating 500. 0O00 600 sur
plus, and changing the annual revenues
from S105, 0OO 600 excess to, at least
$50, 100000 deficit. Is tantamount In
effect, to e long defense against an in
gadinr Zoe.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

GENIUS lies in the faculty Of ssizins
the opportunity.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

BoURKK cocKRAN's wit is due as much
to promptness as to brevity.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

DID you cut out the coupon to-day
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

A live pigeon shoot will be held az
Chadd's Ford this safternoon, ia which a
number % sporlsmen OF this city will
participate.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18
a1aI.243.75
LInENsE APeLIoATIo vs..

- OTICE.-I. JOHN MrRPHY, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house sitn-
atad al No. 10 West third street. In the First
ward IN the city Of Wilmington. county Of
Now Castle and state of Delaware. In
compliance with the requirements OF the
acts of the General Assembly is such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
thai / thall Hgply in writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail de-
livery OF the state OF Delaware. in
and for New Castle county. on Mon
day. the 9th day of February. 1924,
being the next term Of said court for a
license fer said house A. al inn or taYern, for
ihe sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart. TO be drunk
ou the premises. and the following respect-
able citizens Of said ward, at sast twelve
Of whom are sub stantisl freeholders OF said
ward. recommend the said application viz;
, plus Iuuther Ludwig Hendricks
fred We'll. ~. J. X. Montgomery
Daniel Mclusker William Car-on
James Mckenna n Zimmerman
=. >. McNaruS Thomas F. Kehne
Philip e.. puukett hihufn Kut Ter
l. kuben1er f, NeumaYer
George NfciriUEen William Mccartney
William Huber Cherries A. tsfusiow
iafute III. Harkins ugeu, W. Holt
Nichsel Siley Niliiim !. Parker
>. ID. FORBES George tluck
John Meslev Moses Well
Jacob -chleber JOHN MURPHY.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

Great bargains In Dress Goods at De-
Ravens, No 500 Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18
DALTIMORE q
II nHTn arr

baltimore &
ID OHIO RAIL-
ROAD. Schedule in
effect Nov. l9. 1893.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
or = Express trains
New York. week
days. W O3. lf 2l.
" 80. alO35a N; ll2 "A
o. 40. l5 35, 81 3g.lii %
p. m Sundays. l3 %,
l6 l.llO 81 "a m;l3 49,.
l5 b. III 5A. IN % p m.
PHILADELPHIA
AND IHFSINUr s
10 u, D 50. u ~, Z uU. I
ne "a fO0, lle ~, 3 O5.
3 25. 10 90, Ga 20 y n
sunday S. % O8. 10 =
a m; / 90. 81 40, 4
s -, 10 10, III 90 p IN.
PHILADELPHIA
KET STh EETS. Y
no 80. "A N; " AZ. "a
PHILADELPHIA
a IN: " 40, " 80. lil {
chester. week day
z 80, n 40, 9 rs, 10 81
05. 8 %, IS 35, 9 81.
Chester, Sundays
40 80. ll4O a N; ] {
u 80, S25, 10 %. III y
Atlantic City, W.
HH NH"
Evening journal., 1894-01-18
TLANTrc cTTy DIVISION,

DHILADELPHIAA AND READING RAIL
ROAD-"ROyal Route" between fh,ls fhila-
delphia and Atlantic City--Ihe only double
track line.
Evening journal., 1894-01-18

, TWENTY FOURTH
IT'S. Week days, ID O3, 8 as,
s an. 9 l5 10 30, no 36 a m;
4O5. o 03, % 35, 8 81, ~ %,
635, 75O. 900, 10 80, II 20
05, 5C3, l5 35, 63l, " 80,
, TWELFTH AND MAR.
1eek days, i3 0, 10 2l. " 30,
A, III 90 pm.
J, Sundays, % Go, le p, TO %
u y m.
), ID O3. 8 IS, l8 81, 635. 1730,
no 36 a IN; ! 90. ~ 80, 305,
u 80. s 70. 30 %, lll 0O p IN.
, i3 03. 1921, q 35, Z 30, 900,
q. ~ 40, 4 O5, SOB, 10 35, @ 81,
. m.
iek days, I7aOa m; p 40.
/, m. nn "a nm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

sale, lt was certain that about sl3o was
made clear o! expenses. The report was
received with every evidence OF kaus.
faction, and the committee were thankea
for their unselfsh laoors AMI commented
for the perfect arrangements when fnaae
tho moonlight 20 onjoyaoic 10 an VINO
AIR West offered resolution. which
was aiopted returning the thanks OF the
press club 20 the public for It's generous
patronage: 20 the Imperial Quarteite,
Captain Frank ". Cunningham ~ y.
HcuninR. Mr.. walker. and Mr. Charles
] McHenry, for the sweet music fur
nished. 60 Mcssrs Manly II. Ramos d
90. for the uso ~ an elegant krabe
piano. % the Virginia Transportation
company for their liherally In donating
a handsome sum TO the club, and to Nr.
Irwin Weisger the popular superintend-
ent and hts assistants for their courteous
attentions; 70 thc Board OF Fire Commits
sioncrs and the officers Of the department.
for their generous support OF the cNcdr-
sion. and to an others who m any way
contributed TO It's success.
The COMMITTEES were directed, after
pay ing all bills, To turn the remainder or
the funds over 20 the treasurer.
Mossrs HoldeThy Crutchheld. Woodfn,
ard QUINN. together with President 'hes-
tcrlnan, were appointed a committee TO
have The rooms that have been leasel on
Tcnth street (where the headquarters Of
the Police Department formerly wcre)
nicely cleaned and furnished and - get
them ready for occupancy as soon as
possible.
Mr.. ". \. jenkins was elected record
INK secretary vice II. T.. Golden. resigned.
Mes srs 7. Y. Baldwin and J. H. Witty
were chosen active and Mcssrs. Claiming
Peasants 4. r. Mayo, and !. W. Archer
associate members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
TEACHERS ELECTED.
THOSE FOR MANCHESTER SCHOOLS
CHOSEN LAST NIGHT.
The killing OF Wharton Was Accidental
aud simpson IL Dischargcd-Per-
sonais and ISriefs.

There was called meeting OF the
Manchester School Board last night, with
the following members present Messrs.
y. A. and Il. VI. Nunnally, O. 4. Carr,
+. h. Duniord, James Moore. John
OBricn. G. II. Sims. Dr. Il. r. Rucker.
\. n. Shotwell. and G. @. Ely The OBJ
Jet Of the meeting was to elect teachers
for the next session. and the following
were chosen
White schools-Mr A. IT. Fitzgerald,
principal. and Misses Rachael Lyons.
Fannie French. Ida Woodward. Eva Har-
rison, Minnie Walden. Kate Drewry. Anna
Friend. Annie Clark. Ada Hail. Lala
Mayo, +. NJ. Bronaugh. ana Lizzie Howlet
Subsututes-Rosa Mccullough Sadie
Pierce. Ida Brown. Minnie H. Chalkley,
L. u. Bohannon Jennie Dickerson. Belle
G. Dorcmus, Nirgie Sadlcr, and Matte
Sadler
Colored Schools. H. Blackwell, prin-
cipal and William Moon, l.. W. Giles.
clifford J.. Winfree. Ida VI. Blnga NJ. T..
Washington, Amanda \. Johnson Leila
a. Johnson. Substitutcs-Laura T.. Hob
son. g. IT, Robinson. g. l.. Poole. Mary
Allen. Winnie 5. Blackwell. Lucy j. Win
free. Etna \. Moon, and Robina +. Jack
son.
Coroner Broadnax held an inquest over
the body OF Sam Wharton yesterday
morning. The jury rendered verdict to
the effect that deceased came 10 his death
from plstol-shot wound accidentally in
nicted by Henry Simpson. Simpson was
Immediately taken before the Mayor. and
on the evidence ac1uced before The in,
quest and the verdict Of the Coroner s
jury. the man was discharged.
Mrs. J. II. Mable died al her husband s
residence. No. AZ Hun street, yesterday
morning IT c o'clock. The funeral will
take place from the above number this
morning AT o'clock, and tho lntcrmcnt
viii take place at Maury cemetery.
Mrs y. N Beattie. who hae been QUIT
sick for several days. was taken ont &c
the residence OF ner brother. Mr.. II. G.
Heattie. Woodland Heights, yesterday.
The Bright Star Pleasure Club. Or thl'
city. gave their picnic at Provideno'
church Wednesday, and all present had
pleasant time.
Mayor y. 4. Maurice Is on II visit e
Buckingham county.
Mrs -. j. Branch, ot Norfolk. is visit
ine Mrs William cox, on Porter street
Clerk NJ \. Coghill, Of Chesterfield, {.
very much iriisgo'ed.
Miss Ethel Harding left yesterday
afternoon for Petersburg. She will spenc
Jew days in that city AMI VIII ther
visit Crew"
Nr. j. NJ G.. Fitzpatrick, OF Chester
wss ~ The city yesterday.
a grand jury IS being summoned for the
ue.t term OF the Hastings Court
t-rs. Moore ana her daughter. NJ. c,
NJ. lea. left yesterday for Lynchburs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

kICHA0ND, July D, 1884
s,LEs.-1, 900 Virginia IS al ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

mornin, announcing the death OF Harry
the little son of Mr., G. NJ. Lyle. at the
home of Mr.. w. w Moses. in Pittsylva-
mia county. where Mrs. Lyle and children
are spending the summer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

NORFOLK. VA, July 5.-Market dull;
common. ilsa2c.; prime, 2Ac.; extra prime
sisc.; fancy. 2l=c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET

CHICAGO, July 5.-Wheat was weak
ard lower all day. with the last hour the
most depressed of the day. From the
opening until noon there was bat light
trade operators holding back because OF
the demoralizad condition of affairs as
Il result o. The strikes. Cash wheat was
quiet. Prices We're lower with the futures.
hut offerings were light September wheat
opened 1t 5J7sc.. declined 10 5SAsc.. rallied
little and closed at 5SiaUJSsc.-a net
loss OF l7,62c. for the day
Corn held well until about noon. when
prices began to loose their hardness, in
sympathy with the depression IN wheat
, There was not a very wide range in
prices, nor unusual activity. but there
was quite strong tone TO the early trade.
/ The range on September corn was be-
tween g. and N's1Fiac.. and the close
was at the latter hgurs-a net loss II
suiac. from Monday. Cash corn was
dull. with prices nominaNy about Nc.
higher. but closing with the advance lost
Oats-Theri was a scare among July
shorts IN this grain to-day and Ii their
endraYor 90 get oats 10 cover their con-
tracts tney ran prices UP almost cents
Per bushsl the deferred deliveries synp1-
} thizug - limited extent. When the
demand was satisfied values fell back. and
/ closed he higher than Monday for July,
and re. lower FOR September.
Provisions were firm on covering by
shorts, who had an lnduc-ment 20 buy
product on the total lack of supplies for
The hog market There was but llttle
business transacted. and the settlement
OF the strike is the objective point in
view with operators. Until the troubles
are ended the disposition seems TO be
; to keep out ~ tho market The close to-
day was unchanged for sept mber pork,
/ %. higher for September laId, and PIC.
/ higher for September ribs. There was
/ some cash demand, subject TO prompt
/ shipnent. which could not be gained.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

OF the new corporation, arrived In the
city yesterday, and In company with
General Manager Green Inspected the
conpany's shops in Manchester. and the
terminals here He leaves to-day on
tour OF inspection over the Danville Di-
vision. The company's officials are very
retlcent as 70 the question OF the loen-
ton Of the general Offices. but those close
60 them think that when the system
shall have been moulded into shape,
RIchmond's claims viii be recognized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Fourth of-.July Tournament.

rico county. celebrated the Fourth with a
pic mic and tournament At Or Wool
dHtsce pond The following were the
successful knlrhts. Mr. Eugene i'roaddus.
kl'.at Of Glen Allen, crowned Miss
Eena Saunders. 81 Chase city. que ~;
Mr. 9. Darracou crowned Miss Beulah
DuNal. OF Mancheste first maid OF
honor. MI Willie BrpaddUs. knight of
Oah Forest crowned Miss Maud Triyvctt
second maid Of honor and Mr.. Rannie
Ford knight % Br0ok Hnl. crowned
Mies cora Francis third maid Of honor.
The address 90 the knights was delivered
hy Mr.. r. ". Chl1rey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, July 5.-1he markets for
securities were dull again to-day, only
lll.S22 shares being traded in. Of which
American Sugar alone figured for $500
shares. The undertone OF speculation was
firm throughout, the heayiness Of Sugar
having no influence.
London started an upward movement
In the general railroad list by taking
moderate amounts OF its speclalties. Local
bulls were encouraged by the position as
sumed by the foreigners, especially as
the June statements Of the Louisville and
Nashville. Missouri Pacihc. ST. Paul.
Canada Pacific. and Rock Island were
anything but favorable. For the period
named the loss on gross earnings By the
Louisville and Nashville was Sl2S. &C., and
that OF the st. Paul over $4,000.
The strike news fell fat. neither home
nor foreign operators having paid any
attention to the developments at the
West that "a, so far IA the market is
concerned. the general belief still being
that the American Railway Unions move
ment against the railroads VIII END in
failure. The reporting of the tarin bill
to the House is looked upon as a bun
an early settlement Of this vexsd ques-
ton.
The advance ranged from 4 to l PER
cent. outside of Baltimore and Ohio,
Vile ana Nashville Burlington and
Quincy. Big Four. and Richmond Termi-
nal were the most prominent The last
named was more active at higher range
on account OF the progress making in the
reorganization OF the system. Northern
Pacific was staadler The Adams Com
mittee IS ont with A call for the deposit
Of all bonds below the first mortgages:
An rican Sugar was the weak spot all
day long. and gradually dropped from
l00is 20 97ls. closing Al the lowest point
Houses with Washington connections
were used 10 sell the stock. There were
rumors that the differential duty on te-
fined sugar would be taken out or me
bill By tie House. The amen1m mt max.
Ing II Illegal FOR a combination or trust
| tg engage I'm the importation Oh merchan-
disc or products. also induced selling:
Cordase was pressed for sale, anu iell
TO 2lI4. Lead and Whiskey were hrn.
and Chicago Gas was strong, rising 10
within a friction OF 50. In the inactive
stocks. Pullman Palace fell 2's. 10 3D.
and rallied to l3i.
The market closed steady TO firm at adj
vancss of X TO ~ cents Tor me Jay
Sugar lost 2. and COrdage y per cent.
Railway md miscellaneous bonds were
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
| Ct 90 shares: u unlisted, 5l,r.o.
Treasury balances: Coin. Hz''5s'"'' cur
roncy, Ejl.AqoN.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
| Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan nj l. and closing offered 81 l pr
cont; prime mercantile paper, Swat per
| cent. Co.,, , .ha hoo-,
| neglected ~ ,.L .,.,,o,
,,,st,oss f., blnsare' bills at s+T for sixty
9e sS,,' and = Ssg4 1914 for demand; posted
~ Sts-t.-ifS9; commercial bills, AeoF
r;overnnert bonds steady. state bonds
duh RailrCad bonds hrmtf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
pIcu,IOND TOBACCO MARKEI

RICHMOND. VA, July 5.-Private
sales: Dark Tugs, %: dark leaf, 8; wrap
pers, 1: smokers. 3; filters, ]. Total ~
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars ana cisa-
rettes. x,s2j. 81; tobacco. 500, special lax,
$40. Total. H.6e6l4
Bright loose sales to-day were small,
Davis q Gregorys being the only ware
house that sold.
Visitors to-day were Messrs. Covinston
and Williamson. OF Danville; owen Davis.
OF Henderson: w. A. BlankenshiP, OF
Lynchburg; Samuel Glover, OF Roxboro >
n. c.
Mr.. w. T. Hancock Is spending a few
days at Cobb's Island.
at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Louis Se Fernex left "Wednesday
for Italy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
nantb Of Mr.. RcIxin.

Mrs Margaret A. Belvin. reilct OF John
A uclvin. died AT iO;.0 O'Clock last night
AZ hor realdence. No. AZ north Eighth
street. after an Illness Of several months
Ine DECEASED was the mother OF AlessEs;
Preston. Charles. and w. W: Belyln' ana
of Nrs X n. Price, OF this city;
Mrs N ~ Reinnardt Of Thomnsviile,
y. g.. and Mrs. whether Jones, OF san
Francisco. The funeral arrangements nave
not vet been completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
PERFECT THE REORGANIZATION.
officials of the Southern Railway Conn
panv Here Last Night.


The first meeting Of the stockholders
of the Southern Railway Comuany was
held in this city last night. There y re
present Messrs. Samuel l.. Spencer c. II.
Coster f. 5. Stetson. A. =. Andrews. a.
". c. Even. III, only business trans.
acted was 10 ratify what was done by
the directors at their meetns on June
1871. The party. with the exception Of
Mr. Even. left IT midnight on a special
over the DarrLle Division OF the road,
and the Norfolk and Western for knox
Vile. 10 attend thc sale Of The East Ten
nassee Virginia. and Gcorr'a road. which
lakes place On Saturday. IAcnc they g
u Columbia, to be present at th- ale
Of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
and Coluu bia and Grcenvll- roads, on
tho 10Th Mr. Even leaves this morning
for Washington.
Mr.. w. H. Baldwin third vice-pr sldent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Mr.. r. A. LANCASTER INJURED.
While Driving 20 flis summer Isc.idencr
His Horses Hun Away.

MILLBORU. VA, July 5.-tSpecial)-
Mr.. X. a. Lancaster, ~ Richmond. who
has summer residence AT WaIlawba-
toala. was very badly injured this eve
ming by his horses running away. seve-
ral persons were in the vehicle AT the tiee
Of the accident. Strnngs 10 say. MI Ian
caster and 4 child we're the only pers0ns
badly Injured. The extent 81 Air 1ancas-
ter's Injuries cannot b, learned yet, as
the- doctor has not examined him. Tac
accident occurred about three miles from
this place ard only short distanco from
Mailawhatoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

The meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
th. Masonic Home was held on the Sc
instant. The treasurer reported the asp
citation in most prosperous conditih
Nearly 500 was realized at the entertain
ment June l9ln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Misses Sue and Mary Ware, accompa'
MED Ivy their brother, Mr.. Henry Ware
all Of Huntington, W Va, reached th(
city Monday, and are the guests Of 'h"ii
aunt. Mrs. c. &. Courtney, 81 east Leigh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
CHICAGO E-sTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. July D.
Cattle-Recelpts, none; market nominally
higher: common TO extra steers. -. pg
500: stockers and feeders. G.O0q3.4o; cows
and bulls, 81 ZQ3!0 calves. s. 25Gf15
Hogs-Receipts, none; market inactive
and quotaby higher: heavy, N.SQ1.l5;
common 10 choice mixed. S10d5.l5 choice
assorted. A95Qj.O0; light, $i.7Od4.s5; pigs,
S4Gn470.
Sheep-Receipts, none: market nominally
unchanged: inferior to choice, Sl.joG3. 10
Iap1hs S2 Onlf5OO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
THE BRANDON,'
BASIC CITY, "a.

This fay0fite resort f. nov oron - v'fitors
under entirely new msnayeUcn- 10 D. tle
tnost cor yenient place On the Chesapeake sra
OHIO railway ior hcnmoni pc pc, bong only
four hours ride An modern Honf'aielcos at 1
comforts. such - large lOcms and nails al r!o-
gap,,v cnrpetsd. klecfric Uals, "a bot an
cold iithia baths Atmosphere iry nni iuyico.
rating NO NOSQOIiOEN NJ MALARIA >
A beautiful tvelyc-aTs lsgn. tusgrgssse1
mountain scenery N ovefy irerilon. so :
very and beautfn' iriyrs. Fine hun'ing. nsn-
ing, and boating. Frse-'one sri hibia water
Spec,sl rases ior iamG,es ~ he month. Al
dIess G ". NMi Z
20 22-iw Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
.nrath OF Nlr. ShuItk.

Mr.. r. \. Shuitz, native Of Prussia,
Wi, removed 10 This country about forty
years ago. die1 az MS homr near West
brook. yesterday morning. after a long
sickness Air. Shulfz leaves six sensitive
.n this city and vicinity and one IN the
West-aud two daughters. lie was a
man of great industry and hGh integrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
RUFFAL0 LITHIA SPRINGS
n,Tsr

on Atlantic ard DanyiDe railroad. Nee.
lenburg county. Va, nov u ~. The De-
waters IN conjunction with tne ho' min.-
ral-water baths has accompls he'd some 4
the most remarkable cures on fecorl,
especially Ia govt. fhsumauc govt an
rheumatism. FACILITIES FOR bDf
AND COLD MINERAI-WAT BATH
ING. Send for pamphlet and see what
many OF the leading physicians say W
the value OF this water Ga dyspepsia AMI
kidney trouble and Na nefys toDic is-
cursion-tiCkets AZ reduced rates. AM Crf
connections from southern po.uts ilr
pamphlet terms etc address
W s hYRE-. Manager
g. i0-im Buffalo ilthl springs, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

! ia Hamilton. a negro. surrendered him
| self at the Second Station yesterday and
| admitted tlat hc cut colOred woman
! TIE night before. Complaint had been
previously made. ami q warrant was out
| for his arrest. The case Will come up
| IN u IOIIca Comi Ibis n0ining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
GRAIN AND coTToS EXCHANGE.

MT FBUNU, July y IoJfs
OFFgRSGs.- Wheat, go bushels. Corn
Vino. 49, bIsbels.
SALEs-wheat. $50 bushels Corn-White,
49, bushels.
QuoTAUoys.-- Whesf- Longberry. 60a02c.
mixed. 5ga62c. snortbeIry, 5Sa62c.; NO. 2.
red. tie. Corn-Wnite virginia (bsg lotsl,
35c.; No. 2 Ntite. j4a55c. No. mixed. oOa
sic. Oats--No. 2 mixed, 49aJOc.; No. mixed,
A7a4Sc. Rye, 04aooc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Uec,.tercd from Richmond.

Wood Barrett: S. McAmes, Mrs. $. Nc
Ames' and Miss II. McAmes, MURRAY
I'LL. G.. W. Parsons, ST. Denis; +. {
Trauer, Aston, J. G. Cole, Grand Union
y II. Balma, Devonshire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
Fight ut q CoIored Fair.

WARSAW. VA. jgiy 5 tsp cial 1.-THE
colorcd people Of th's vicinity held n far
ri Little Bethei. near this village, We'd
n.gday night, ~ which Eddie Jack son
and Neal Davis bscamc Involved I'm a
ficht jackson cut Davis very badly about
the face AMI hands with a knife. jack
son was arrested and examined by Justice
Chinn. and sent On 70 the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
The PRESS CLUBS MEETING.
Success Of the moopiigbt-Thanks Return
ed-To Open Rooms at Once.

The Old Dominion Press Club held It's
monthly meeting IA the Chamber OF Com
'nerce building yesterday afternoon. Mr..
West. from the committee who had
ehsrge OF the delightful excursion given
on the Pocahontas Tuesday night. re-
ported that while returns had not been
maze BY 9ll Of those who had ucketa loT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, July Beef cat
tle-The market at wholesale early in the
week was from 5Oc. 10 800 higher. but
the retail market was dull and values
generally easier; best beeyes, N5V04. q;
cenerally-rated first quality. NeWi4D;
medium. s325I3.50: ordinary. s2QJf,3OO
Most sales al from 1915 TO $500. Receipts,
$3.50 head Sales, 2C03 head
Sheep and lambs Receipts, $50 head;
sheep. 2034c.; lambs, 3Q5c.