davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-25


lanbe 1T es cine SpieIart Der vSelblt>
pufferet", erfun6en BON reflomebebirfti9en
&iinitlertnnen- Die Mtelbung bon Der ons
gcbltc9en ~@rfranfung ser Scale AM Gerpen@
ficber bat bas yQ%tbenbblatt" 6em I~iigenbafz
ten 9reBbengeG aus 8aniaS Gitp Ders
trduenSpoQ ~ge9laubt, unb 6ara1S 8eranz
laiifng 9enDmmen, in yiDmpat6ti6en
g8orten" Dem 8ebauern iiber bie ielbtuers
ibuloete Dor3eitige @~ufbraucbun9 Der
2ebensfrdtt 6e8 popuLiitii6en SprtDteufels
IuSbruf Sit geben.
&ber etnlhat angei9miert unO nibt
tpteoer! @tr 9lauben D0n Der 9an3en
&bcumati8muSz unb 6ereni6uBe @eI6ibte
feir @ort. WteDr 6enn ie 3lOor obcr bat
ltb in un8 bie lle6er3eu9ung befeiti9t, baB
bic WtarD 6. ben = Geufel i'm Qeibe bat
.... @er peiB, om @nbe 1T ite gar bes
Satan8 leibbaftige @roBmutter, unb MIR
aus bOQii6er 8OSbeit unb Nie6ertra6t
5eitneiIig auf Bic @rbe gefommen, nm nit
vSerrD" Simpion, QepeIling unb benz gteit
per Wenibbeit Sbinbluber SIT treiben.
6ol' tie = ibr Serr @%nfeliobnI
, 1894-05-25

= Ser Notwithstanding beS Se=
mats bat geitern cine gan3e Wfenge 0inge
iiber bic an ietnen Wtt9liebern 6unton
unb &0le periubte 8eite6un9 an BEN Sag
gebro6t, nur Die Namen- Der 8eiteber
ni9t. GieIeicbt baben &pIe un6 6untor
Die G6efs, bic t6neu an9cboten morben,
por Gauter Gntriiitung 8erriiien, pte unier
0bcreS taatsantpaIt MoIonep in einem
abnIibcn Safe bas ettpa5 bOreiLi8 9et0an
hat.
, 1894-05-25

8ierun63pan8tg Sin6er, BON bcnen
baS iiingite nod feline 8tpOIf Sabre 5d9lt,
bciiBt cine Nortpegerin in 0atota, 6ie nit
etnem Maanne aus Snbiana Derbeiratbet
lit. Sic bat lauter 9riIinge CUR 8elt 8e@
bra6t unb 8tpar fiebenmaG mdnnlt5e unb
einmaI pei6Iicbe. l1nO bic &inOer iinb ale
nOc6 am 2e6cn, unb bte ,Wtutter 1T jung
unb frGfti9; nod feline OreiBig. Nt. wirb
bQs en6en
, 1894-05-25
Die Meioeruno hes Gn[iseichsfa.

- Die @et9erun9 bes 8oIi3eic9efS, Bic
bon elmer g arteiz 0ran6iurD tnQntla9eitanO
oerieBten 9oli3eibeamten ibres Mmtes gu
entieBen, pir6 ibm Don Ser republtfaniz
iben Parteipreiie iebr libel berutertt mer>
BEN. Sin republttaniicber Bolisei4ei
tpGre, i'm umgefebrten Sale, 9lei6 ielbit
nit abgetreten. Die republifanil9en go
Iititer beiiBen namGi9 Elm gang un9Ioubz
licbes GbrgefIbl. =
, 1894-05-25

Nenn elm iun9eS WtG6den nit rotber
Obren, bOben Sc9ultern unb bo6en 6iifter
1ib nod BEN froben Stnn befpabrt bat, il
lit 0os unbebtn9t b0dbft anertennenSpertb
gtatirltb muB ie troboem ibrem 8rGutt:
gam fir feline 2iebe itets bantbar iein. Sn
Otelem Slime lGBt it6 9etnrt9 S3an
bon ietner 8raut aniin8en:
Meun 8rGutigam,
Wtein Wtonn,
S6 nebm' Did an!
@eb' 9u Doran,
S6 folge bann,
ltnb l6lieB' MIDI an,
unb bltG' gu Dir btnan,
Woblan!
Dies vBoblan" ipir6 Ser Sraut UNI
ibrem 9idter etpi9 CUR G6re gereic6en.
. Snterellant lit AUDI, pte Sdam 1t6
ielb i6ilbert. @r lift spar elm 0tbter,
aber ct liebt Sen MOnbibetn ntbt.
Won6eni9etn, Won6eni9etn,
8Gnn Dir nur redt gram letu,
8tit mir Elm S~pibbub',
&ommit in bic @obnitub',
&ontn1it 6urb 6aS Seniter berein,
S9ne gebeten Su Ie;n.
0enn S6am lit cine fraftpoae geatur
uno NIT Stol8 itngt ct BON lid:
SD bin ntbt ibtammig,
Sob bin nibt ibmammtg,
Set bin nicbt tpie Ser Geig.
Sob bin nibt tueicb,
S6 BIN nicbt IiBGicb,
9as pa6t mtcb perOricBli6,
SD bin nibt ibpddbli9,
9as lit mir oerdcDtlid6,
Start bin ib tpte Ser 8i6te Gtamm
Nuf meiner 8er9e bobem &amm.
Ga6 btefem SelbitbetenntniB pir6 mir
bic 2tebe bon Sbam's 8raut All t6rem
9tcbter INNER begreiflicber. Gr 1T Elm
9an3er Wtann, ber AUDI iebem An6ern rGt6:
0te b6ien 0iite
SAB nt3t an Ste SRI It e.
SD tper6e MIDI Bitten!
Som Slid bGlt S6dm ni9t oteI.
Slid ou biit tpie bic 9 6eIGe,
Wt a cb It bic Baden rot B.
Slid, 6u btlt pte Die 8eIe,
San3'it itber Qeben uno Sob.
Mit Der SbeIe, ipeIcbe sic 8afen ROTH
macbt, fam bier unbe6tn9t nur ote
90 al d ct lie 9emeint fem. Sin amber
Wtal 1tn9t ct tpebmitbi9:
Gs giebt Elm Stab, 6as 6rebt fi9.
@S 9tebt Elm @liif, oerftebti6
Us 9tebt aber au9 etn @lifSz Stab,
Slid Dem, Der INNER baS Slid bat!
Wftt Oteien l1rtporten orp6tlcber @eiS6eit
miiien mir Iei6cr Nbi4ieo ne6men BON
6etnri6 S6an1, Der in3pii9en bie 8raut
nit ben rotben 06ren uuo ben 6oben
S9uItern ge6eiratbet un6 ibr als ietner
Srau feline 2ieoer aus 2ug ms 0an6 v3uz
~8eiun9en" bat, pie 6ie 8ibmung belogt.
6oftentlib betradbtet Srou Scbam bieie
3uitngeret nicbt alS >S6eiOun9Sgrunb.
IS tpdre Sammerihabe, tpenn 6etnri9
S9am itb oaourcb uomO9Iib OerIeiten
licBe, bas 9ibten fOrtan 3u unterlaiien.
, 1894-05-25

ltnier @oitmeiiter piu 6as vStromz
pelrab" i'm 6~ieiigen 8oitbtenite, ais 8e7
icbleunigungSmtttel Der 8riefbeiOrgung
einfiibren. Ser @sbanfe 1T ni6t libel.
Sat man bod allb i9on i'm 6euti6en
6eere Die r8icpctez8rtgaOen" ieit Sabreu
unO bat iie bort ais Uor3i9Gicbe @tnrtd5=
tun9 befunben. Ser Strampelrab z8rtefz
trd9er. pirb it6 alcb in Chicago bepdbren.
Mtan macbe nur Sen 8eriu4 bamit.
, 1894-05-25

- 8enn oub Ser @erecbte iiebenmat i'm
Sage faGt, 10 enti4ulOi9t bas 6Ocb niat
eincn 8optiitenpreOiger, Ser in spei Wtoz
naten 3tuei6unOertbrei3ebn SGuflinge bis an
BEN SAILS in Waiier itedt un6 itb bann an
S9napS 10 .betrtntt, OaB er ein9eiperrt
tperOen mrB. Dos lift in Columbus Gin
Sn6iana) benz GeoerenO Sim" Barrett
9eicbebet unb bat Die bortige Beo0lterung
8erec6ternaBen emp0rt. Mie fam man
AUDI Sim" betBen un6 8apt;itenprebtger
ietu,
, 1894-05-25
eSebt nirb bic @n[bauSfu6r bon 5.

- SEPT tpirb bic @ol6auSfubr bon Sen
8anfen io8ar nit SreuOen begruBt, tpeil
bieielben ii3 OaOon etnen erbObten Gins
fuB periprecben. Wtr betpunbern bic 0tens
icbenfreunbIidteit bieier 6erri6aitelt, be-
bauern aber nibt bienen gu f0nnen, TIMER
@utbdben beim NusIanbe lift gu 9roB unO
bic @oIbau5fubr wir6 in bieier 0obe
ni3t nacb 0uni9 (0er 8anfen) ausfuuen.
, 1894-05-25

Ser GouOsrreur Tlower bon Stem
Oorf bat ben 8ci6luB Der StaatS8eleBz
gebung, bas NufSicben elmer fremblanbis
i6cn SABINE auf ben itG6tii6en @ebalben
Seem gOrfs su berbieten, nit ieinen @eto
bele9t. 9a muB @Ouberneur Slotper bod
ipobl tpteOer @ouperneurs9elIite baben.
, 1894-05-25
: 6eute iin6 es 355 Sabre, 6aB in Sell

- 6eute itn6 es 355 Sabre, 6aB in 2eip=
gig Gu 8ftn9iten) Die Iutberticbe &irbt
eingefibrt ipurbe, unb 3war. bur1 6er3oQ
6einri4 BEN Trommen. 9tub lit bette
ser Gooe8tag beS 8oItsi9riftlteIer8 SUB
mig 2(uer6acbs, Oer 1917 III Miincben 8e=
itorben lit. 1862 lift gu @ra8 Der S9auz
ipicter unb 8ubner1bi1ter Sob. Sep. 0esz
trOp geitorben, 6etannt 6urh feline 8oIicn
un0 3auberftiife: o2umpacipa9abunbus"
r3u ebencr Gr0e unD I'M eriten Stof" &c.
1887 brennt bo8 Barrier OpernbauS alb
un6 8egen 5meibun6ert 8erionen tommer
III ben 6lommen I'M.
, 1894-05-25

- Ser niebertrdcbtt8e @erlub iH6lanz
oii6er 0emofraten, ber @tnilbienitSGom
miiiion burcb @nt3ie6un9 Der Mittel gum
l1nterbalt ben @arau5 gu maben, lit aud
bie8mol pteoer an Dem Wi6eriton6e BET
0iepubttfaner un6 D%erniinfti9er 0oroOc=
motraten geibeitert, 3wet 9emotraten,
GhLoe aus Genneiiee u1b QlOsriOn auS
8eitpirainien, batten Ben 2(ntrog geiteut,
ober e8 fanben iicb nun 80 2tbgeor6nete, 6ic
0uit Dotten, Sic @erdnttportung fir cine
beim @olfe 10 unbeltebte 0taBnabme gu
iiberne6meu.
, 1894-05-25

Die 8opuliiten baben in Sn6iana
einen etgenen @a6G3ettel ouf9eite1t, an
Oeiien SpiBe, ais &an6ioat fir bo8 Nmt
zines StautSietretdrs, etn 9eniiier 0tobinz
ion aus Dem @ountD Mabtion itebt. Ser
@influB Ser beriibti8tcn 6elen cougar, bic
ais 0etegattn benz Gonuent beitpobnte,
macbte iicb BET Der !3immerun8 Ser 8latz
form bemertbor, in bic cine @rfIdrung
9egen Oas acknowledgements oufaenomz
men purOe. Die 9opuIiitenpartet lit eben
bic BrO9tbttion8partet in neuer Q~uflage.
, 1894-05-25
Mufter=G r3iehuno.

SHUTTER: yNteine 3ocbter 6lora Bat cine
porlrefflicbe @r3iebung aenOiien. Sebcn
Sic, ib bari nur SIO.... rufen, 10 ipringt
tie lbon i"
, 1894-05-25

8cnn Die &naben aus Ser S6uGe fomz
men, oann bletben ite fetne 2Intport
icbuLoig.
, 1894-05-25

Oigen GaLent Sic M09licbfeit beS Gmporz
fommens un6 frete 8abn 8ur 9tc9tung unb
pieleicbt 8lIm Gubme i6affen.
, 1894-05-25

&aum 1T in Ser t~leiniten 6itte fir Ell
9Giifli6 Giebenb 8aor, ober nicbt in eineu
beiubten 8ierpalait.
, 1894-05-25
Shdmhnftes

Sin glit6liber 3ufal bat u1s Elm 8ii6elz
ben in ote 6Gnbe 9eiptelt, bas i'm Sntereiie
aIer an GerOauungsitodungen Ieiben6en
Menicben Der tpeiteiten Oeffentlicbteit Sltz
QGn9lic6 9enla9t iperben miBte. 0ticbts
lit betanntlicb 8itniti8er fir bic 8erbauun9,
ais Elm reebt g~eiunoes, ber5ltcbes 2acben,
unb l6itteln Dor 2a6en miro it6 Sober,
Der Sen 9ei6mafDoQ au89eitatteten 8an6
audi nut flt9ti9 burhblGttert. @s itnb
@ebi6te: 2te0er aus 0u9 tn'S
2onO bon Setnti6 Bubor, benz
%befannten ionoerbaren ScbipGrlner in
Dresden. 6err Or. 6cinrt6 Buoor bat
ieitbent ertlGrt, baB CT ipeber 0err, nocb
0Ottor, nob Ynoor me9r letn poue, ione
bern oaB CT IN Submit nut nob 0einrid
S1am g~eldnnt 5u per6en plnl6e.
6einri6 S9am lit cin Qprifer bon @ots
tes @naOen un0 feline y2teOer aus 2u9 ms
2anb" iinb maDre Berlen natDiten, %unfrei-
iptIigiten SumorS. S6am itn9t, ytpte Ser
8ogel iin9t, ber in Ben 3metgen ipobnet, i"
benn G09el pfe9cn ii6 betanntermaBen
ntbt niel nit @ebanten SIT pla9en unb
tpegen zines unretnen Neim5 mebr ober
ipeni9er lalien ite iih AUDI nibt cine etn3i9e
Sober auS8eben. Smam's @eotcbte 9eben
OOlIig in Stimmun9 auf, ite limb Elm 9ez
treleS Spte9elbiIb Ser gtatlr, balb bolprig
tpte cine pernacblGiiiste Cambridge, baI6
bumm ME cine crime 8ieie.
.r9u8 ms 0anb" iDeint cine Dirt Giua
gu iein, bic itb Scbam ir8enbwo i'm Sdcbz
iii9eil erbaut bat, m~eni8itens fingt er bon
iidb uno ietncm 9auie:
Sod ouf SEM Berg
llebcr Oem Sbal
9ug' i6 ms 2an6
unuertpanot
&ecbts nocb Ser Sta6t,
2tntS ms 0ebtr9
9ug' ib binaus
Nus meinem 6aus.
Sin auf Sen 6luB,
Sin auf Die 2lu',
2ug' ib ms 2an6
9us Gu9 ms 9an6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

for cra,ge Courthouse. where he VIII
snepi a month. During his absence Rev.
Perrin Neugent will M the pulpit. OF 81.
James
R~v Tycrard Meade preached at st.
Nary's church, Goochland county, sun
dav morning. He also baptized one LADY.
roy. John T. Foster. OF Fairmont, W..
Va brother OF MIR. w. w. Foster the
photographer, is on visit 10 the city.
lie attended the clerlcus meeting yester'
day. ,
Rev. MIR. Randolph and Rev. i. H..
Mason exchanged pulpits Sunday.
REV. r. l.. Dunaway. u. D.. Is In tho
city. the guest OF DR.. George u. steel.
pr J. W Hawthorne. OF Atlanta. Ga.
will preach at the First Baptist church
next sunday at II o'clock.
Rev. !. r. Garliok. ID. D. who was
painfully Injured by a fall In King and
Queen. has go far improved that he was
able 20 nl his pulpit in Gwathmey Sun
day night
A SACRED CONCERT.
Under the auspices OF Sergeant w. b..
WhitIock the choir OF Leigh-Street Bap-
tist church gave a sacred concert at the
Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon. The
choir. which Is one OF the best trained In
the city rendered with excellent taste
some choice selections from Gospel
hymns.
Professor Watson presided at the organ.
In connection with the concert, Mr.. Joseph
ST. Childrey divinity student con-
Quoted religious exercises. Commander
Northen. Of Pickett Camp. In behalf OF
tho superintendent and the veterans,
thanked the visitors from Church Hill
for their kindness. and expressed the
hope that they would soon repeat their
visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products To
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by ali drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onl-, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
liz l-Tu.ThtwlSa oort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
PORT OF WEST POINT. JuLY 30, 1921
AAnTNEn


ALTO.-Died, July II. 1894. I'm Pietravai-
rano. Italy. JAMES ALTO; aged - years.
He leaves six chiItren-fVe sons and
one daughter. Al are married, except the
daughter. Four children still reside in
Italy. and two In Richmond. Na.-Phllip
and Lewis Alto.
James Alto was one Of the finest me-
chancs IN PietravaIrano. Italy, but had
10 give up his trade for about eight years
on account Of being bind. An the city
is CRAFTY greved over the death Of this
worthy citizen.
COGHIL.-Died Mt Bowling Green.
Caroline county. Monday. July 3Oth. Miss
ROSA CAMPBELL COGHlLL, daughter
Of Mr.. r. Dat Coghill.
The funeral win be- ut Bowling Green
THIS Tuesday) AFTERNOON.
DlCKEN. -Died, July Goth, at 7:3O A. NJ.
AT tho residence Of her father 2Sls north
\ street, ELSIE &. DICkEN; aged IL
months.
Funeral win take place from the rest
dsnoe TO-DAY Uues.lny) at $50 \. NJ.
Friends and acquaintances are Invited To
attend.
MAXWELL.-Died. Sunday. at $50 +.
NJ AZ her residence. corner Meadow and
walker streets Mrs Cynthia y. Maxwell,
wife of Captain William H. Maxwell.
Funeral will take place from Grove
Avenue BAPTIST church TUESDAY, July
Slst. at " NJ. Friends OF the family re-
specially invited to attend.
MORRIS.-Diod suddenly. at his resi-
dence. lOl Butte street Norfolk, Va, Sa-
turday the 18th instant AZ O'Clock =.
NJ. CHARLES :. MORRIS. son or VIII
liam II. and the late Caroline V. Morris;
aged 81 years
Funeral Will take place TUESDAY Az
rERNOON at 4:30 O'Clock from residence.
ROHN. Died. at hts late residence. 80
Catharne street. at $50 A. ~ on the
goth instant. JOHN q. ROBIN, IN the 10Th
year Of HIS age.
Funeral from the residence TUESDAY,
3ist instant, at p. NJ. Friends and &C
qualntances Of the family invited TO at
tend.
ROUTE. Died. on the night OF July 49,
1894. at Nesting" Middlesex county.
MAYRIAN APPERSON. infant son OF
John Il. and Lucy Apperson Route, aged
months and days.
TUCK. -Died. July %. 1894, FREDE-
RICK WARD TUCK. infant son Of NJ.
/. and Annie L. Tuck; aged year and
8 months.
Funeral will take place from his parents
residence. 2i02 east Main street, TO-DAY
AT II O'Clock A. NJ. 1nterment at Oak
wood cemetery.
WINSTON Died al his residence, No.
a03 north Seventeenth street. at 1855 p. ".
Mr.. THOMAS J. WINSTON. ia the esth
year OF his age.
Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes 10 weep;
4 calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last OF foes.
Asleep In Jesus, far from thee.
Thy kindred and their graves may be.
| But thine Is SIN a blessed sfeep,
From which none ever wakes to weep
Funeral from st. Johns Episcopal
| church at O'Clock WEDNESDAY EVE
| MING, August ist. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31

sg,Ac Spirits turpentine steady ut &c.
Tar nrm at n.1 Crude turpsntine firm,
hard. 500; soft, Hio: virgin, szD.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. July 30. --Turpen.
tine duh. with nothing doing. Receipts.
a6i casks.
Rysin-Good strained firm at 41fssc. Re-
ceipts. $50 barrels,
SAVANNAH. GA. July 0.-Syirits tur-
peatine--Nothing doing. Receipts. i,ls6
casks.
Rosin--Market dull, but firm. at UNI
changed prices. No sales. Receipts. $50
barrels. "A. y. c, and ~ nW; r. Sii0;
+, 49, q. Ns; II. A.sels: I. as: X.
! s. %; NJ. $40; n. s27e. window-glas s.. IS;
water-white. 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
PRESENTED TO THE PRESS CLUB
Captain Bigger Gives TO the New organi-
,a,ior n Valued Old Picture.

capts,n Charles r. Bigger. the efficient
sunerintendent OF Lee Camp Soldiers
Home. and the muchesteemed friend Of
the newspaper-men OF Richmond. has pre-
sen,e1 "a the Old Dominion Press Club
a large and handsome Photographic group
~ the old "Richmond Press" The pho
toqranh was made by Gardner, "A we'll
known washington photographer. twenty
Ave years ago. when the quill-dfivers
were on one 81 their annual trips. Every
face in the group il a good likeness, and
tho entire picture IL as fresh as II 1t
bod been made quite recently. In the
groun were Messrs. John Grseme, Moses
u Handy. T.. Cuthbert. John A. PiZzini.
iosenb Brock. Henry G. Tnsley. Spiro
Zeteile Cadis Luck. Alfred Z. Bennett,
william :. Gilman. William ii. Wade.
WiIIiam G. Elan. Harry Schutt. w. ID.
Chesterman. b. W. ellis. A. Lorentz. and
Mr. Netherlanl and others.
Since the photograph was taken several
whose faces are in It. and whose news
psper-work is sun remembered. have
passed over the river 10 join the silent
majority. Captain Biggers donation TO
the press-cIub's rooms is highly appre-
ciatsd. The picture will BE- hung in the re
ception-room Of the club. where 1t will
no doubt receive much attention at the
opening Of the clubs home tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
A SHOOTING scRApg.
MT. O'Kourke and Mr. Firth Engage In
Tine About "A Dog.


Mr.. Michael oRourke and Mr.. Robert
T.. Firth. green-grocer, doing business
at No. JOS west Broad street were ar
rested yesterday on cross-warrants sworn
Mr.. O'Rourke xith having killed his dog,
and Mr.. O'Rourke charging AIR. Firth
with having struck him. Prom what can
be learned OF the matter. IL appears
that MIR. O'Rourks was preparing 10 20
10 Virginia Beach with a party Of
friends. and about o'clock Sunday morn
ing he went 20 his acme To get his
baggage. As he passed dark alley In
rear OF Mr.. Firth's store, large New
foundland dog sprung at him, and a
lively tussie ensued. n was some time
before the eN-base-ball player could over.
power his canine assahant, and he only
succeeded in so doing by choking the
animal lnto insensfbility. Entering his
home. Mr.. O'ROurke secured his grip,
and placing his pistol In his pocket, again
passed Mr.. Firth's gate. Again did the
dog attack him. and this time he shot nj
and killed the animal. Mr.. Firth, armed
with a pistol, then appeared on the scene.
and. not knowing each other, both gem
tlemen began shooting The revolvers
being emptied Mr.. Firth. il Is claimed.
slapped Air. O'Rourke. The latter gem
tleman continued 10 the seashore. and
when he returned yesterday morning. a
warrant was served on him. whereupon
he at once had served a cross-warrant on
Mr.. Firth. The case will be- heard In tho
Police Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
THE RICHMOND DispArCh-rUEsDAY. JULY 81. 1884.

then. under the superintendency OF Cap
tain Bigger. appointed . clerk at the aims
house. Afterwards. when Dir. Garter
took charge. he was made first assist
ant superintendent.
Major Wornble was kindly. courteous
gentleman who possessed the ioftiest
sense Of business integrity. He leaves
a son. Mr.. Lewis womble. and a daush-
ter.
The funeral took place from the Aims
house chapel yesterday afternoon, ana
was conducted BY Rev. l.. y. Mason. ana
the interment was In Hollywood.
The following were the psll-bearers:
Mr.. r.. W. CariweIl DR.. J. q. Trsvillian.
Mr.. penj. T. August. Mr.. Edward j. War
ren. CAPTAIN Charles y. Bigger. Dr. j. O.
Lumpkiu. Mr.. Charles PoIndeSter. and
Mir. Tate Chenery.
MRS. w. II. MAXWELL
Mrs. Cynthia Il. Maxwell. wife OF Cap
tain W. n. Maxwell. died at the resi-
dence Of her husband yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Maxwell was greatly beloved
by large circle Of friends. Her funeral
will take place to-day at noon from Grove
avenue BAPTIST church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
MAJOR JOHN E. WOMBLe.
Death of This Gentleman sunday-hrs'
W. II. Maxwell.

Major John l.. Womble, First Assistant
Superintendent OF the city Almshouse.
who was stricken with paralysis several
DAYS ago. died at that institution Sunday
morning.
Major Womble was in times cone by
one Of RichmOnds best-known and most
cnterprising merchants. Before the war
he was member Of the concern OF Wom-
BILE 4 Claiborne, which did large trade
in bacon throughout the South, and du-
ring the war was connected with the
Confederate States Commissary Depart
ment After the close Of hostiiities Major
Claiborne retired from the concern. hut
the business was continued. first by the
firm Of John r. Wombe 4 Co. and then
by Wombe Il Jones. The latter house
met with financial reverses. and upon
it's closing business Major Womble ac-
cepted tn position of secretary Of the
Sugar Refining Company. whose plant was
on Seventeenth street facing the dock.
Major Womble remained with that COM
pany until it ceased operations. and was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
Mean temperature. ...........s:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, July 3O.-The news from
the West concerning the corn crop was
decidedly unfavorable to-day, and AS
result the bears were more aggressive
than for some time past. They paid par
ticular attention TO the Changers. and on
moderately heavy sales this stock yielded
lulis. Sales Of Burlington were made at
PA. The damage 10 the corn crop foi-
lowing the poor years business and losses
Incurred from the recent strike. gave the
bears an opportunity to raid the Grangers'
which was not neglected. The old reports
about reduction in dividends were revived,
and they were NOT without enect. Local
officials of the prominent western ROADS
admitted that the crops had been damased
by recent unfavorable weather, but
thought the dispatches from the crop re-
g.ons had been exaggerated for market
reasons. Nevertheless the bears succeeded
fairly well in shaking out long stock.
They met with little success. however III
the trunk lines or anthracite coaiers,
Notwithstanding the alleged demoralized
condition OF the coal trade and pilns up
OF stocks at tide-water points.
Consolidated Gas made sensational
break Of points. TO Iii, with recovery
at the close to l1N. on Saturday the
final transaction in the stock was ~;
The sales OF the stock were only 3,iSO
shares. and of this one house alone sold
900 shares. The ostensible reason TOT the
break was the completion or the East
River Gas Company tunnel from itdvtn-
wood. l.. l., 10 New YORK CITY, therepy
placing the East River company IN Il
position to compete with the city COM
panies. There was talk OF sharp re-
auction In the price OF gas ana lower
dividends by the older companies.
American Sugar ruled strong through
Jut aud the developments at Washington,
as reported bv private wire. rather con.
tirmed the statements made by the Dun
pool I'm the stock from time 10 time thaS
the refining interest Will be- taken care VI
IN the new tariff bill. u was stated 'na'
tn cunferrees had been unable TO get 10,
g.thcr-that the Senate conferreeS hau
again insisted upon the passage OF their
bill. The stock advanced from 1874 TO
loJ'. and closed at lofh., :, 90 SSH.
American Tobacco sold MP y, 10 oNi2'
General Electric was weaker. ana MS
key steady. Speculation LEFT of about
firm. In the specialties. Manhattan ieil
H., 10 10: Chicago Junction ana lhioh
Siock-Yarls l. to %. Alton ana Terre
Hmlt. 3 TO 30: Edison Illuminating, OF
New York TO 9jat. and Peoria and East
ern ,. 10 g. Net changes show losses oil
Isal, per cent. in the active list.
railway and miscellaneous bonds cioseu
weak o,ooo t.,.. ,,,,.
listed, 900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent ia las,
loan IL l. and closing offered az l pei
cont: prime mercantile paper 5'2af's pei
Rar silver. 62at. Silver at the board ne
elected. q, ,.,.h oc,ual busi
ms in bankers bnls at s{S7l4ai;s7H io'
sixty DAYS and A.&t H4.Sls Tor dein an.
posted rates S+Ssn+Si2; comfhere'a' o'''S
TCoyernment bonds steady. State bond'
dull Railroad bonds weaker; no ooo. o.,,
treasury balances: Coin. $72.obV"; cur
rer.x go IA Ns