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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

bridge. Nd. are visiting Mrs. T. H.
Powers. at auburn.
Miss Mary Powers has returned from
pleasant visit at Winchester
Mr. Ralph Wells. OF Fairfax county,
IS visiting Mr. II. IL Mccormick
Mrs W y. Leo Of Gloucester county.
&c VITA Mrs +. : kowrslar.
Mr. George Glass. OF Roanoke, spent
a frw days In town last week.
Mr. Humsdon cary, OF Richmond, ia
,hr Guest Of Mr. Frank Mccormick, at
"Frankfor1."
Mr.. Howard Thomas Of Spaulding &
Co.. Chicago. is at home for his sum-
NOR vacation.
Misses Mamie Powell ana Connie Me
Cormlck. are spending few days at
jordan Springs.
Nr. Henry \ Wise, of New York,
Is visiting AZ Ruona Vista
Rev W If. Milton and wife, OF Baltl-
more. and Miss Epps. Of Not:away
county. are with Mrs. w. r. Milton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
EockHn,pGE COUNTY.
4 Dnr-Room Rohbch-Thc Ne" '"'''
ComInnndant.

LEXINGTON. "a. August @.-'spe-
clal)-Whne the barkeeper al the ROCK
bridge Alum SPRINGS was at dinner last
Friday some one entered the har-room
hv removing a pane Of glass from one 81
the windows and took So from the uii-
,rhr.a strange men. who were seen on
The grounds the day the robbery occurred
war. suspected. but no arrests were
made.
Nlpht-Policcman Hazlewood. who was
v.avlsf1 a few niehts since and struck in
the head with stone. is IMPROVING
and will report for duty in few days.
His assailant Is Ink1own.
First-I lieutenant David Price, First Ar
,Vlorv United States army. who has
been selected by General Scott Shipp 10
be c0uman1aut - The corps OF cadets
~ tho Virxinia Military institute, is of
welsh rarcntage. and entered the tnitei
States Military Academy at West Point
from the state Of Iowa. lie graduate
in 1911. and has twice been an instructor
At thar school Lieutenant Price is about
90 years Old. and IS married, his wife
being a southern lady. a native Of New
Orleans A. yet General Ship has not
been notified by the War Department
whether Lieutenant Price viii be de-
tailed here for service or not
Colonel ". T. smith. Of Richmond.
spent saturday and Sunday here.
The Richmoniers who come here are
struck with tn number Of people who
say that they are going 10 Richmond
next spring 70 attend The reunion Of the
Confederate veterans and 70 witness IN"
laying OF the cornerstone Of the jefferson
Davis monument.
The weather here for the last ten DAYS
has been very cool and pleasant. with
,he exception Of one or twp hot days
The nights have been cool, but not cooler
than they usually are at this season Of
the wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
ErnroRu's THREE GREAT EVENTS
horticultural I'air. Farmers Inst!-
tutc. and Roads Convention.

BEDFORD CITY. August 26.-(Special)
Thro. events o. interest Will take place
gu Bedford next month. On the 18th the
Horticultural Society viii have its first
annual meeting. the Farmers Institute
VIII convene on the 18th. and the Good
Roads Association VIII meet on the 10Th.
There was public meeting held here q
night or two ago IN behalf Of aid 10 these
crterpc.e go aai B; soon became apparent
that HtlfaI CITY folk are determined
they shall ho success lal.
SATURDAY Jrtr. Brown. who resided at
~. meeting. announced the auxiliary COM
uffr.. Of fifteen 90 prosecute the work
orI .Np cr4irw.n az sUb-committecs as
follows: j. -. Parr, lr., chairman Com
ro|tt.. az Fifteen. IL. -. Buf0ri. chairman
If.-f. .uIturs'-Dsy. n. &. Lowry. chair
r-..u Farmers lustitutc-pey: T. -. Berry
chairman g. .os-lclds-Day. J. w Bond,
Chairman Finance Committee. .. G. Bell,
chl.rmsn Publication and Transportation
Committee. Major ". r.. Graves. J. J.
C.rnItu. =. Thompson Brown. II. +.
Imrzs. G.orc. vs.. Rye. :. " Boiling.
Ur g. A. Board. Thomas $. West. ). a.
'lrt.
chairman Parr said to-day that his com
mite. would Do convened and divided into
,.I.commut,es Immediately. RE has n'
I.. D., t1at thc important work repres Mt
,i 10 This triple event Will he successfully
launched here Toy al # Southwest Viz
rlnia. 10 is expected that Secretary Nor
t.n VIII Dee among tnos- present ana
General Roy Stone. Professor Randolph
AMI others 90 note viii participate. Judge
Brown is now making up list Of iliteen
ladies. who are 90 constitute q cowofklng
committee. These VIII bee named ia day
or two.
Excursion rates are promised from all
parts - the state, and no better excuse
for visiting beautiful Bedford AT this sea
SON could be asked than Will b. Afforded
during this three days promise Of pleas
are.
Ample provision viii be made for the
nre. attendance expected. and the pro-
.r.ume VIII include on array Of atirac-
tion- calculated 10 make the occasion no
table
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
You'll
Find the
Store Upset

but we're fixing TO have things handler
next season than they've ever been, i'm
proving what You and we have thought
was a well-nigh perfect service. Look
out for supplies.
The prices are upset. too-on most
everything in stock. Ii you've got any
simmer buying to do-'tisn't going to
take much money to do it.
We've got our eyes set iallward-but
we're not losing sight of your current
needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
travelling Saie.man Iopclcssiy Ill

ROANOKE. VA. August @.-(Speciai)
Frederick Small, Of New York. travel
linz salesman for the Atlantic Dynamite
company. is at Hotel Roanoke critically
iu with brain troubles and typhoid-IeVer
HIS death Is expected at any time, ana
the physicians in attendance state that
he can live but few hours longer
Mr. Srnaus brother and father. of New
York. are at his bedside, having arrived
IN the city Saturday.
Rev. Il. G. Anderson. pastor OF the
second Presbyterian church. who viii
leave In a few days on an extended
European tour. preached his farewell SER
mon last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
GnAIN ANn coTTON ENCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. August g, 1880.

RICHMOND, VI, August ., NO.
offerings wheat. SO bushels. Corn
White. 81 bushels. oats. los bushels.
Salas.-WAeat. SN bushels. oats, LOIS
bushels.
quotations. -Wheat-LOngberry t5ll1lc.'
mixed. sale: shOrtberry, t5dIlc.. No
rel. 7f4-lc. Corn-White Virginia 4Jc.
~. whit. iJc; No. mixed. 4ic. oats
No . mixed. - l--u21c.. No. : mixed,
. l-9a2ic.; winterseed, -505-c. Rye. 4yG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
HIGHLAND COUNTY.


''.'''' "
MONTERREY. W. August @-lSpe-
riII-Cr0is in Highland. as lar as tath-
rrci. ana us far as can be Judged from
a,....er,nrcs. suruass the expectations
v,.n. tIi~tl.nd is not a grain
'. "''' -'''' 49,
county. tAeIe is III '' 'N'' - Go, in
acreage ana DtleI !'e.l va" 80 49,
wheat rye, ana oA,s. me n's , o.,
about double lha' OF l's' t',, NV 80,
FUN crop, ANA ne li'si,'' l.I Ian rl.,,,,
tlre Was never he''er 'h4 Se"So'i '''''7
iur. o-..,.
There VIII De an "OIlI'". ~
GOD aA uri'hd@. "ie "a il'' ~, -''i ,..,'i,il
N.I"1'' 80 ,t,o. miles cast
Sir. Josiah Ho'eFase' 'hiee l''ies
Of Monterey, planted TWO "'' ~ Fo
ta'a.s ana VIII. am AHlo'i'''' 81 "
y.eH of Loo bushels
4 FNNOBlTE ROAD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. August -, 1879.
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. :: smokers. g.
wrappers. :. scrap. Il; dark-icaf, .; Tugs, ..
Total - hoCsheads
Revenue collections; cigars and cigar
siS25i2
Private trading was dull to-day in all
branches. Good loose sales tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
RArrIMnRE Stock MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August 25.-Virgnia IS.
new. - bin. 10. Century bonds ~ 3-Nd
G} 81. Baltimore ans Ohio. - asked
Northern Central. Gg010: Baltimore and
ohio Southwestern, rs. III; DO. income Il,
- asked: Consolidated Gas. stocks. G. Il
asked. 30. bonds. IL bli. DO IS, loS -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET
RICHMOND. VA. August %, 1898.

Catile-Rec ipts. 300. sales. 900. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 40, sales. 10. Hogs
Receipts, 100. sales. lo0.
prces-Cattle- Best. 3 3-iai lie. gross
medium 10 gool 3u3 l-2c., gross; COM
mon 70 fair. 2O2 3-lc., gross; bulls. "a
lambs. 34lc, gross. Hogs. l-2uic.. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
ONYX Mines to lie Operated.

we learn that the onyx-mines discover
ed near mere some weeks ago py ihna-
delphia parties are attracting nucn at
tention. and that arrangements are beins
made by which the product OF the mines
win be shipped from this point. ana in
large quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

PORT or WEST POINT. AUGUST 25ta.
(By telesraphJ
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Baltfs
more. passenc Is and general cargo.
Steamship Essex. Bond. Baltimore. pas.
sengers ana general cargo.
steamship Chatham, Johnson, ProV-
dence via Norfolk and Newport News
passengers and general cargo.
steamship city Of Columbia. Jenney,
New York passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Chatham. Johnson. Baltl-
more. Messengers ana general cargo
steamship Essex. Bond. Boston via
Norfolk. Passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Sfeamshlp City Of Columbia, Jenney.
New York via Newport N'ws ana Nor~
folk: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. August
S-Cattle-Receipts 400. Market steady
steers SlIfsJaJ: stockeTs and feeders,
s. 25asi: cows ana bulls. SL@nA; calves,
S3GW0y6 Texans. S2.2JNs3.5J, western
rangers, S94gNA5O.
Hogs Receipts. 300. Market easy, ami
10 lower. heavy packing and shipping
lots. Si3odsi75. common 20 choice mixed.
s.g50xis5. choice assorted. si1onSi@;
light $il5aS4e5. PIGS &.lJpSl.7j.
Sheep-Receipts, loo Market STEADY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. August 26.-flour-
Weak: western extra. s-1E5, 90, ,nlily,
$500 $40; winter wheat patents %..'9
WhSeat-Welk: No. . red. SPOT and
August. - 3-iQ6i 7-Sc.: september. o5N
g. l-sc.; December 81 i-sI'he.' steamer
No. red 81 3-fa62c.; southern, by sam
S g i-l S.4o' i,''-' u0' ." s'"1 , - '.'4
August. i3c.. asked; september; BZ4f lie. :
year. 3 3-4I3sc.; January, 30 l-2cr.. asked;
southern white. . lie; do. yellow. he
oats-Firm; No white, western. % la
27e No mi aa GO, 81 60 asN a. ,.2c
Hay-Steady at SO.
Grain freights-Dull. steam, 10 Liver
pool. "a, for August. Cork, for orders,
Sugar-Weak: graduated. ibc.
other articles unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. August 26.-flour-
wax: patents. $lljnS2O, extra fancy.
g s5l s565. fancy, S2.658S215, choice. G.oV1
Wheat-L.ower; August 81 lie; Sep
tember, 81 l-sc.; December, &c; May
corn-Lower; September. 81 lee; De
cember. 70 lie. year, 70 l-sc.; May
q 5-sc
Oatc--l ncEaDStls rec iptS,
shipments 100 bushels.
Pork-Standlrd mess. 49, on orders,
50c higher. ~
Hacon-ShOulders. s l-ic.; longs. lie;
clear-ribs. 8 5-sc.. short-c!ear, &c.
Drv sailed meats-ShOulders. lie. :
Longs. S-ic.: clearribs. &C.. short-clear
8 l-ic go,
High wines-Steady at So
Bagslng-order prices. 3-i-pound,
4 ~ 2epouni, 5c.. l-i-pound, ) 3-ic.
Iron ties. Csc.
Hemp Irvine. &c. per pound.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI o.. August 26--Flour-
Nsrks, quiet; prices unchanged.
Wheat-Market quiet, light demand; No.
corn-Market firm; mixed ear. 50 l-2c. !:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

Cash Hour was quiet. ana practically
prices favor buyers. No wheat. ~ J-sn
ii l-sc No. red. 81 l-suol lie W. :
corn. SIC. No. oats. ~ Use. Pork,
Ss.37 l-2HS9.yl. Lard. S5.3tiJ.G Il. klbs'
s5.G2 I-2uS5sD. ShOrt-r.b shoulders,
SJ.62 l-2a<j.75. Whisky, ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
london ND PARIS

LONDON. August e6.-Bar silver 3oi.d.
5.2o r. M.-Paris advicos quote per
cent. rentcs at lo2 francs, b centimes. for
the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
ror,rsvrrrr TOBACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE. August 2L-Excepting
one day. when the temperature dropp
twenty-five degrees. the weather before
and since has De- p hot ana dry this Week
forcing vegetation Of all Kinds. the mar
kot showing very little or no cnanse
from last week. oo, 49,.
Receipts decreased this week az hoss-
p ADS. The total sales al auction this week
v,ere D ,g5 hogsheads against 1892 hogs
heads last week. or original hogsheads,
2lf2 AGAINST .il6 last week. Reviews, t5i
hogsheads, against 6lj hogsheads last
The sales from January LIST. this year
- DAT. show an Increase Of 1852 hogs
heads c0mnared with same time last
year, and S9.2s7 hogsheads over sales in
Offerings Of Burley for the week:
This Week. Last Week.
Old and new crop.....2ls, 100
.sm0kers-Red in large supply. but I'M
changed. Colory and bright continue ~, %
BE- very scarce, with the Few offered sou
at extreme prices l.,
Red Flllers.-Trash and common in
large supply. with very active q mann
for common from mlnuiacturers or low
grade plug-work. fully sustained prices
Tor such. while trash was AT times irfeSu-
lar al the close Mediums were without
change. being still more or less neglected.
The better grades were again IN very
small supply. and the rev soli Drought
prices satisfactory 70 sellers.
colorv Fillers-All grades again very
scarce. in good demand, and prices nearer
outside. -,
head OF STRICTLY uniform bright leaf win
no finer or select lear offered For the
lower grades full outside nsurts were
Anv strictly bright filler and cutting
Leaf has been withdrawn from sale by
owners. and IL held for higher hsures,
the very light stock OF such IN nrst hinds
apparently iustifying that course, when
counts FOR the very light offerings OF
late. ,so, -, N ,o
heads 1895 crop Burnley sold privately
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
KEW YORK. August 26-tlOur-Neg-
,ec,ed and weak: offered at lower prices.
winter wheat. low grades, 2,i9a y o do
fair TO fancy. s2scusS9; do; naten ~.
e. 5o7 "a 60. Minnesota clear. &.69FS.a5,
n,tents q 30a:. 20; low extras. s9.l5gs2..;
c,ty mills. S39uAl5: southern hour. dnii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
IN CLARKE.


az fhc conventions Fixed
qbc ,nnuni T"urn"men'-\ very
vrddinE-Sc,crn Enjoy
,,,c nancc>-s'crsonni Notes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. AUG 2sth.
(By telecrlphD
ARRIVED
British steamship koben!a. savannah.
American steamship orion, Boston.
Brazilian bark Maria Bel MdrsO, New
York.
schooner G. Goodwin, New York
Schooner :. W. Lawrence, Portsmouth,
- II.
Schooner q. l.. futile. Providence.
Schooner T.. :. Newman. NortOik.
Schooner Amelia iiearn, Al Xanlria.
VI.
Barge Washington, New York.
Barge Independent. New York.
SAILED.
Steamship bohemia. Hamburg.
Schooner l.ayinta Campbell, Fan River.
Schooner Maria Ofc,Ie, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun sets ...... 6.i5 Morning
Moon $ Is ......u .rl Evening. ..........loa
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. -. 1876.
Arrived.
Schooner John $ Beacham Strout, New
York. cement. Warner Moore a. CO..
schooner George ". Anderson. Cal'.
New York, oh rails; the Ircdcgar COM
pdny.
Arrived AZ Curtis Neck. James Tiy p,
August -, 1885, Schooner " ME saunders,
Steelman. Albany, drain tile. Charles n.
SsnN
Steamship Old Dominion. blakemln.
New York, morchanIls. and passengers.
George w. Allen * CO.. agents.
SAILED
Steamer POcah0nias. Graves Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Irwin Welsh
ger. superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-27

numerous entertainments
.t ia.t were two dances
r..-.h rhooi, one given
ay night by the Misses
tn. other cn Wetnc- ity
IfI" by Mi.s EurwciL
Nl ca Friday night "a
.rg ~ young people aa-
f.. residence OF Hon. MIR
ir response to an in-
t.r Misses McClrm ok 90
arQ ih- evening Was Dee
lt V al present Among
were Misses Evelyn Nc-
White Mamie Thomas.
N.nrc Mcdonald. Rose f..
Hy Wheat Eerecca Dain-
Virginia Crctfa. HosaNe ant
Mccormick. the h0s,essos
r-t. and Mcssrs. Lev. Allen.
William Haigh. ". r..
.o.fn smith. Hums1on Cary,
..I Lawrence Mccormick.
.. Die. WINS. George and
Jones. U.I. ana TruXton Boyce,
Rob wheat. BurWell Nc
g. 81 Brown.
.'.rHHiNC FOR RAIN.
which. up 20 the past ten
visited by frequent rains,
rls badly for went Of rain,
fI.t the late corn and the
rl b. damaged unless the
soon broken by showers.
ff.i In ne county Il one Of
planted Tor years. and the
act $3.50 doubtless b. heavy.
corn fortunately having been
f'it nni having matgrci~p before
No. '"I % inc present dry sped
carter Page and family. Of Cam
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
A STATESMAN
ENDORSEMENT.
Tho Hon. wilbert ID. Fnrnhnu,, DR.. Tells
iiowhe wn, Cured by Using Munyon'.
Remedies.

Tho Hon. Wilbett d. Farnham, Jr.,
whoIo name went before tho voters oil
Massac liusotts last November, as d can.
didnto for secretary Of si2to on tho Pro.
hibition ticket, Is ono OF tho most prom
inent men In tho east. lie resides Mt 50
Devonshire street. Boston, Mass. This
is what no writes OF Munyon's liomUo.
pathic Remedies.
al seldom writo testimonials, but am
glad 70 give this one. Ono OF tho many
medicines | hayo tried TO relieve tho
terrible disreIs OF indigestion. | know
OF nothing equal to Professor Munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure. Ihavo suffered with this
trouble Tor many years, and during m
unusually severe attack last month II
friend gavo mo small bottle Of Mum.
yon's Dyspepsia Cure"
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia
Curo cures all forms Of Indigestion and,
stomach troubles aucl rs constipation.
rising OF fool. distress after eating.
bloating OF the stomach. palpitation Of
the heart, shortness OF breath and all
affections Of the hear. caused by indi-
gestion. II soothes. heals and invigor-
ukuh btuluuCl5 thut haND Dctu Wtuhchcd
by over.eating, or where tho lining OF
tho stomach has boon impaired by
physic and injurious medicines. Price,
IS cents.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company. Of Philadelphia, pu. up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
arc sold by all druggists, mostly for 95
cents bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
ture OF their disease should address Pro.
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dolphia, giving full symptoms OF their
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OF all charge. The Remedies will be
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price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
MURUAGA'S nEsiGNaTION
Was Sont n Week Ago-!Ie May Remain
IN Washington, However.

Was Sont n Week Ago-!Ie May Remain
In Washington, However.
WAsnlSGTo.. b. C., March 222.-Alin-
lister Muruaga, OF Spain, about week
ago forwarded his resignation to his
government. Tho step was taken be-
cause OF certain criticism made in, Cuba.
The resignation was Withdrawn at the
request of tho Spanish government.
This Il regarded as closing that phase
OF tho recent agitation, go that Senior
Muruaga will continue as minister from
Spain until further action is taken. His
friends in tho diplomatic corps say no
has no desire to leave at timG when
his services arc needed here in tho
effort OF Spain TO check the Cuban up
rising. Thero 10 reason to believe, how
ever, that he will ask for leave OF alb
scncc NJ soon as auairs assume 4 moro
pacific aspect.
The reply OF Spain to Secretary Groa.
hams demand for apology on the Al.
liuuca matter was not received to-day,
and ihorc is an apparent cessation OF
action both At tho Spanish capital and
in Cuba. This Ia accounted for by tho
fact that tho now cabinc; Of Spain is not
yet formed. and tho acting officials Of
the foreign olliCr arc 6ubordina,Os who
would not anticipate tho action OF tho
incoming ministry on tue incident with
the United Statos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

New YoRE, March 22.--Judge Nc.
Adam to-day took the papera and re.
served decision in tho application for
alimony and counsel fees in the action
for divorce brought by Nellie Strobjg
agniust Isaac V. Strobig. n theatrical
mnn;gor. Alrs. strobis alleges that sho
was married to tho defendant in Chi
cago September q. 1891, by John &.
Murphy. n justice OF tho poacc, under
the names OF Frank Memo ahd Dora
Young. Their marital relations con-
tinued only n iew days, since which
time the parties have not met.
Strebig ia alleged TO hnve married Ada
Melrosc, an actress. last October in Gin.
cinnati. Strebig denies tho alleged
marriage with tho plaintiff. but says ho
lawfully married Ada Molrosc. llo says
ho is unable to pay counsel fcos or ali,
mony, being so poor that hc has been
Obliged to gond his wife To live with hor
family In Louisville. Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
THE TREND OF TRADE.
Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Report OF tho.
ItuslupsS Situation.

Il. G. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Report OF tho
Buslnuss Situation.
NEW YoRE, March Or. G. Dun (
Company's weekly review Of trade
which Issues tomorrow will say:
Indications OF improvement in BUSH
ness grow more distinct. The most OBJ
strusive Of them, speculative, advance
in cotton aud stocks ia the least roliA-
BILE, nor can either OF those be said to
reflect actual improvement in business
conditions. Railroad earnings are
scarcely better, and the speculation is
largely based on expectation OF moro Of.
iective monopoly in coal and some
other product lines. London was buying
largely, bu. as likely TO sell on any rise.
Cotton does not rise because there is
moro demand for goods. but there IL
moro demand for goods because cotton
Ia dearer.
The rise in wheat which started with
the report OF wheat in farmers hands,
has been followed by reaction, SO that
the prices are lower than they were
prior TO that report, having fallen Il
cents for tho week. Western receipts
l,9SS,2l4 bushels, against 1855, 33l last
year, and for three weeks were practi-
cally equal for last years.
Corn has not followed but after rise
OF 81 cents. holds price Of week ago.
receipts being about third OF last
years, and exports insignificant.
Pork has declined % cents per barrel
and lard 10 cents per 100 pounds.
Tho advance in wages of coke workers
raises the cost for fuel for 4 large pro.
portion OF the iron manufacturers, but
us yet does not edec. prices OF iron or
its products, as no increase in demand
appears. Possibly it ia hoped that
larger buying will soon be prompted BY
the idea that pig and all products will
be rendered more costly, though the
large excess OF production and produc-
ing capacity stand in the way. Ono
sale OF 10000 tons steel rails, one cast
pipe contract for 5000 tons. a bridge
and five building contracts, agsregatIng
nearly 5000 tons, are reported this
week, but pig iron is weak without
change both at the east and at Pitts.
burgh.
Copper continues weaker ut OBS cents
for lake, American production in Feb.
ruary being L, 100 tons and foreign G, 739,
while tin has risen sharply to 1919 cents.
Lead is weaker with heavy sales, $500
tons to domestic and 1900 to foreign
takers at sos to 3.0l cents.
Tho failures during tho past week
have been 27S in the United States,
against 2l4 last week and IS in Canada,
against so last wear,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
UNINIPORTANr AFFAIR.
How ChicaEo's Chief OF Police Regards
tho Debs Strike.

CHICAGO, March 22.-Chief Of Police
Brennan, in his annual report, declares
tho Debs strike an unimporsRnt affair.
According to Chief Brennan, tho mos,
annoying clement consisted Of hall
grown boys who wero determined to do
mischief. Tho report says:
ut isa notable fact that thero was
no trouble where there werc 10 troops.
In all cases where the police were left
to themselves, peace was preserved,
property was kept uninjured and tho
interference with uon-uniou workmcn
was trilinc,"