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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

NEW YORK. July l0.-The bears made
vigorous raids in the Industrials shortly
after the opening, with view. IT was
thought to covering their contracts In
other parts of the list. This theory
proyed TO be correct, as the market after
the raid improved. and closed strong
with an advancing tendency.
Al the opsnlng the railWay-share mar
ket was strong. the result of London
buylng. the heavy gain In St. Paul earn
ings for the week OF July. and the ex-
cellent outlook for the growing crops.
I, sbould be remembered. however, that
80 far as the 81. Paul earnings are con-
cerned the receipts this year compare
with the strike period in 1881
The Industrials in the first hour showed
some remarkable changes. Chicago Gas
dronned . is. to ~ 3-S: Leather IL, 10
Il. the preferred 4 81. TO So; Tobacco ~
10 III "a. and Sugar / Is. to 10 IS. The
hsavlness of these stocks had little or
No influence on the general market and
in the afternoon trading the bears were
busily employed taking back their short
contracts.
Iondon was a buyer Of It's favorites
throughou, the day. paying particular at
tentIon 10 Louisville and Nashville secu-
rites. This stock rose to 10 3-s. while the
mortgages gained anywhere from : 10
A., rer cent. The Changers. Louisville ana
Nashville. Missouri Pacific, and Lake
Erie and Western common were all higher
and scored the best figures for long
time PAST.
THE Irdustrials were also In better re-
Quest I'm TIE afternoon trading, and on
liberal buying drove In the shorts. Chi-
cago Gas advanced to 80 rs, sugar 10
mi "a. Tobacco 10 ll3 l-2. ana Leather 10
IS IL. the preferred to 81 ~. ,o-,
In regard TO the report th.it the Amerl-
can tobacco Company had obtained con-
troll OF the =. I.orilard Company. dlrec-
tor OF the latter says that there IL ho
truth In the report. .... hoa,-,, for
The Anthracite Coalers. were neavy ior
, time on ruuors that there had been a
hitch IN the negotiations looking 10 set
tlemsnt OF the trade troubles 49,.
SnaculatiOn closed strong, WIN prices
anywhere from IL 10 ] 3-s per cent;
higher on the day; Learner ios' 10 anu
the preferred 81. , s..o,,
The bond market was active and strong
nj sales of listed stocks aggregated
90 90 shares. and Of unlisted Stocks
i2 Gyassurv balances: Coin, slOa l2o, 2ss; cur
rency. %j,3fs,osZ
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1al l-2 per cent.
,aS, loan al /. and closing offered al per
cent cent prime mercantile paper, 3 l-iaS 81
pTR1 ar silver 81. silver at the board
quiet. a., ,,.,,t, ac,u,I busi
~ - Hankers' bills at AssHA S9 Ia Tor
80 days and 81 e0Gstyo IL for demand
nosted rates 81 ~ 1-2Hs4.O IL; commefcia'
hills. sisSdaSS -. c honds
Govcrnment bonds firm. state bonus
nrr Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
WORK OF TIE =. y. G.. 4.
Some Interesting Facts brought 10
the UOnrd ~ Attention.

At the monthly meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty 20 Animals Tuesday
night number Of interesting and impor-
tant matters were discussed.
The attention of the society was brought
TO the fact that sometimes calves and e,
I'm the freight depots for a considerable
length OF time. 1t seems that this stock
generally comes consigned 70 commission
merchants. The railroad authorities no
tify the merchants promptly, and they
I'm turn make prompt efforts to sell. The
agent was Instructed TO watch these
cases very closely I'm the future.
President Wood stated that there were
several negroes in the city who make a
practice of buying cheap horses at the
auctions and then hiring them TO other
negroes, who drive them and pay a GER
tain amount to the owner for the use OF
the animal. besides having TO feed him.
IL frequently occurs that not enough
money is made to pay the owner and
buy feed, and the poor horse IL worked
In starving condition. DR.. Wood says
he intends to prosecute these cases fully
in the future.
1t is not the intention or object of the
society to be prosecutors. and only three
cases out of the ninety that were inves
tigaied were prosecuted. Admonition is
generally given first unless the case is
an aggravated one. The three cases pros
ecuted were all convictions, one being
fined $40. another s.. and the third $3.50.
The society gets half Of the fines.
The good results from the distribution
of Black Beauty was made manifest by
the fact that several drivers were COM
mended for kindness TO their teams. Iii
future q record will be kept Of these
cases. and Secretary Ovens will write
letter to the owners commenting the
drivers for their kindly treatment TO the
teams
Mr.. Palmer reported two cases where
baking horses were made 10 work BIZ
kind treatment instead of abuse. In one
instance the animals mouth was filed
with sugar. and in the other with meal
DR. Wood told of case where dirt was
used. ana Mr. Palmer cited an instance
where a horse died a few minutes after
dirt had been put in his mouth II is
said that II the horse Is given something
to-chew he Will certainly quit baking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July lo,-Flour-Dull and
unsettled; winter wheat, low grades.
s2.10@ $3.50: do, fair TO fancy, S:JOnA: do.
patents. N9@A25; Minnesota clear s.. Jog Jog
$50; city mills. si.l5; southern flour dull
and easy: common 10 fair. extra. S2.4Ql.
1913; good TO choice DO, C2oaN
Whest-Dull but S,tasc. higher, closing
IS Ice; ahoat. So l-2lf69 Sac. Options
opened excited and firm az l-2u3 5-sc.
advance. fell l-ia2c:, rallied 5-Snl lie.
terday; No. red. July. 6s l-2c.; August.
6gc.: September. 50 5-sc.: October, 20 $50. (:
November, n 5-sc.; December, Y l-ic.;
May. % lie.
Corn~Dull and easier: No. 2, II lac in
elevator: 4S s-sn ACC. afoat. Options were
duh and irregular, closing weak at
7-sQlc advance; July, A l-ic.; September,
fsc
Oats-Dull but firm. Options dull but
prices; No. 2. 27n7 3-ic.; No. white. 33n
81 lie: western. 2sI2sc.
Hay-Firm; shipping. 65a7oc.; good to
choice. s5c.Qsl.
nestle. fleece I5dl9c.: pulled. l2n3Oc.
Beef-Quiet and steady: family, $llTSl3:
extra mess. s.; beef hams dull at N%t
1850
cut MeatsEQuiet and arm; picked bel
lies, u pounds, 7I7 lac; do, shoulders,
&C.. do. hams. l-4alOc.
September, 1855 nominally: refined quiet;
Continent, 81; South America. $50; COM
pound. s545.25.
Pork-In fair demand; mess. x225dsi3.
.Butter-Dull and weak: State dairy. la
Is lie: do, creamery. lie; western dairy.
sMl3c: Elgns. lie.
Cottonseed- Oil-Quiet and steady; crude.
2sc. bid: yellow prime. g 3-ipzsc.; do.
Petroleum. Nominal: refined, New York.
Ge5: philadelphia. $50; do. I'm bulk.
Rosin-Quiet and steady: strained. COM
mon TO good, 81. 55qtl.e0.
yurpentne-DuIl but steady at % i-2g
Rice-Firm and In fair demand; domes-
tic. fair TO extra, 1-4nSc.: Japan, ~
Moasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans. open kettle good to choice. 26u &c. !.
market fairly active and firm.
rofYee@steady and SAILS points up: July.
u4s5: August. sil75nsilso: September.
Ni 75fsILs5: october. slt.sNf$lis0; Deem.
Der. Ni75ati.so: spot Rio steady and
4S agar~Raw tirm and quiet: fair refining.
7-Sc.: resined fairly active and Arm: on
A. i-sQ4 Csc; standard a, = '-l6b4 5-sc. !;
Gu, loaf and crushed. i-isnS i-4c.: granu-
Frs!ghts 10 LiverpooI-Firm and fairly
active: cotton. i-isd. grain, "a.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Fine fruits In fair demand. and held
without much change Large receipts OF
POTATOES. and prices weaker. Cucumbers.
onions. and choice tomatoes fairly active
'p Mu II. Ngs2So; basket.
TIC fGSi3. a.
do. Maryland and Delaware. quart. 5fsioc.
HuckIeberrles- North Carolina. quart.
7ffsc do. Maryland and Delaware. buSc.
Peaches Georgia. carrier. 75c. %: do.
case. SOC. ssSl Is; do. South Carolina car
rfer. &c as; do, case. 0c @u5; 90.
Maryiand and Delawar crate, so67sc.;
DO, basket. &d5Qc.
Piums-V'ild Eoose.. carrier. u.s50N: Is;
o.; &C.. @0Sc; !. da7 7o{ Bssssa' carrier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

KIT III MONl ' a, July ~, 1880.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. 40
packages. and 8 taken in highest price.
sl6 lowest. $500. Average, SOB
Private sales: Filters. s. wrappers. 8:
cutters. :; dark leaf I: Tugs. II. Total.
~ hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. S.35S70; tobacco. f2.29i5s Total.
$5.G532 g.
Loose sales to-day were entirely OF
sun-cured tobacco. with some very fine
lots offered. which sold at good prices
all round. the highest price being $50. An
other good sale tomorrow.
The warehouses are daily Offering a
good and large variety or t0baccOs which
costs considerable money for them to
get here. and the wlrehousemen certainly
deserve the support Of the trade.
Or. T.. T. White, OF oxford, y. c., was
here to-day.
The rumOr that the Lorillards had sold
out 10 the American Tobacco Company
this morning has been contradicted later.
II created comment. Of course.
Sales were well attended to-day. and
among visitors were two ladies from the
country.
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HUFFMAN ALL RIGHT.
us WOUND IL SoT SERIOUS AND
He WILL SOON RECOVER.
Police Are After Yarbrorgh's MUIR
dercr ana VII Probably Arrest
I'm His Hir--rirc-ncgs on Trial.

Adolphus Huffman. be negro who was
ihot by Constable Branch Tuesday night
q doing very wen. and VIII probably
Dc all right again IN "A few days. me
1all struck "A muscle over the stomach
and glanced around toward the back, but
sid not penetrate 10 the vitals. Dr. CroS-
ION made a close examination OF the
wound yesterday morning. and decided
not 10 probe for the ball, but 10 leave IL
N the body.
Constable Branch visited the court
house yesterday and stated that the
sbootine was altogether accidental. When
the negro first ran Mr. Branch shot in
the air lie then caught Huffman by
the coat. ard threw his right hand, In
which he held his pistol around him. In
some manner the pistol exploded, and
the bah took effect as described.
As soon as Huffman RECEIVERS he VIII
be arraigncd on the charge Of being a
suspicious character.
AFTER THE MURDERER.
Sergeant John e. Hall and Policeman
Werner are prosecuting diligent search
LOT Inc UtEiO Niiplsi Aif't ''''''N 49,
Policeman Yarbrough. and think they
will catch him In a few days. Thcy are
almost positive Of his identity, and think
they know his whereabouts.
The officers learned that their man hai
left town with negro excursion party
for Mount Pleasant. and, procuring
team they started for the picnic-grounds
10 make the arrest. Arriving there. how
ever they discovered that Policemen
Amos and Angle. who were detailed TO
preserve order on the train. had flushed
the game. the negro having lcaped from
the train at sight of the officers They
know that he has been shot In the hip.
and believe that he received the wound
from Mr. YarbrOughs pistol
FIRE-BUGs BEING TRIED.
Peter Carter John Forest. and Will
liam Timborlake the negroes charged
with burning the house of Edward Car
ter in the county, were placed on triai
Yesterday IN the County Court. The en-
lire morning hour was consumed In Sc
curing a jury. and the evidence was gone
into yesterday afternoon. The case Will
last several days. and IL is understood
that the defence will endeavor TO prove
a conspiracy against the accused. Com
monwealth's-Attorney Sands represents
the Commonwealth and Nessrs. Beverage
and Waddill the accused.
MIR. II. c. Willari has made state
ment setting forth that to his certain
knowledge Mr.. w. r Johnson did not de-
sire 10 serve on the Nicholas jury. and
wished Sheriff Solomon 10 accept him
(WillardD in his place. Mr. Willard says
he will make affidavit 10 this effect
Veteran w G. Chamberlain. one Of
the inmates of the Soldiers Home. was
AT the county courthouse yesterday cx-
hibiting "A pattern and draft of ma
chine which he claims will establish per
petual motion. lie offers to give lien Of
$4,000 on the machine TO any one who Will
give him 500 to complete working
model
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Pear.-Le conts. barrel. ssscd$s.o: do.
waierms icns-H Hundred. u2asss; do.
Apples-North Carciins, green. barrel.
nc. Nn.s 80; DO. Maryland and Delaware
cucumsers-Norfoik. barrel. n.ssan.7s;
Eggplant Florida, half barrel. NMH.ss:
do, do. barrel-crate. N.7J8S
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. July i0.--Rsturning conf
dence was apparent In the articn OF the
wheat market at the opening to-day. Inc
collapse Of prices at the Immaculate clos, Close
to the vague and indefinite rumors OF
financial difficulties among large houses
That only n few unimPortant iaiures
took place convinced traders that panic
was not imminent. and an opening Az
vance OF over 2 cents pr bushel was an
evidence of the restored good feeling.
Liverpool cables came iowrr tn's morn NOR,
ing. but the tone was reported steady.
which Indicated that the decentralization
which existed on this side had not ex-
tended TO foreign markets Paris re,
puuated the. decline aitogether: ana
the figures the government would make
public to-day constituted the most 'mpor-
tant gossip AZ.
&c adya need TO @ 1-ac, and closed at
Is y.s.it5 LEG 3-4Q2 TIC. higher tnan
Yesterday. Cash wheat was l-su3c.
higher -
corn-There was no perceptible abate,
ment In the strength of the undertone OF
corn With wheat evincing Improvement
there was a natural further assurance ln
this market and business was transacted
with firm prices throughout. september
corn opened at from n 3-tat5c.. sold oe.
tween 45 and q i-s6l43 l-4c.. and closed Al
a 3-Sc.-lc above yesterday. Cash corn
was lee higher than yesterday. -
Oats--Nothing noteworthy occurred NJ
oats They participated in the genera.
better feeling prevailing In other grams
and closed i-2I5-Sc higher than yester-
day for September. The buying WAS
scattered but shorts were most con-
spicuous on that side Cash oats were
firm. and l-iGl-2c per bushel higher.
Provisions An air OF restlessness cha-
racterized the trade In provisions Yes
terday's slump in pork had plainly dis.
turbed the equanimity OF traders. ana
to-day they were irresolute. Any pressure
TO sell broke prices. and when the DE-
mand showed signs OF Improvement they
rose promptly. The hog market was
weak. but its influence was DESTROYED ny
the strength of grain. AT the close pork
was firm. whilst lard and ribs were
weaker.
September pork closed lie. higher
than Yesterday. September lard ] l-2c
lower. and September ribs. i-2c; lower.
The leading futures ranged as foiiows'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Mr.. Beverley Hill. "A young man. about
IS years Of age. whilst riding a bicycle
on Grace street yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock was struck by a Manchester
electrician as he was crossing Seventh
street. He was thrown violently 10 the
ground. and was picked up in a dazed
condition, sustaining. however. no more
serious injuries than sprained shoulder
and a general shaking up. The handle
Of his bicycle was badly dented and
slightly bent. IL was the opinion OF thos-
who witnessed the accident that no
blame could be attached TO the motor
man of the car. and that the accident
was due to the high rate of speed at
which Mr.. Hill was travelling, AMI his
failure to make a sharp enough turn
when ne saw that the car was so close
upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

locating another. He IL rapidly improv-
ing, and was at his Office yesterday.
A young MIR. Lewis nst with a mishap
with his bicycle on Main between Eighth
and Ninth streets Tuesday night. HIS
foot became firmly logged between the
pedal and the siat-mast and re was un-
able t. extric1te IL until the pedal was
removed
MIR T.. Rutherford DonDar was out for
a spin on the Brook road Tuesday eve
ming when mule drawing a fonr-whe i
vehicle doomed up at bend in the road
directly In front OF the lady In her on
deayor TO avoid a coli.g,on Mrs. Donnsn
turned her wheel too sharply towards IN ?
fence by the roadside. ran into II. and
was thrown from her seat. sustaining
some slight bruises 10 one of her arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
CONGRATULATIONS to Roth.

The following from the Norfolk Vir-
glnan will be read with interest here:
Mr.. j. w. Young, who has for four
years managed the Office of II. q. Dun
& Co, at Norfolk, has been promoted
TO the management of the district office
at Richmond. Va. Mr.. Young has a great
many friends here who will regret % part
with him. who Will. however. be pleased TO
know that the change is a recognition by
his company of his ability to serve them
In a more responsible position.
The vacancy at Norfolk will be filled by
Mr.. $. l.. Owens. who has had several
years experience in the Richmond office.
This is also a promotion for Mr.. Owens,
and We congratulate both gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

AT a regular meeting of II. Il Lee Coun-
ell. No. II, Junior Order United Ameri-
Fan Mechanics. the following officers were
installed by Deputy State Councillor A. l..
Bradley: Junior Past Councillor. w. II.
Adams: Councillor w. II. Palmer: Vice
Councillor. j. w. Blake; Recording Secre-
.ary. N Il. Ogilvie: Assistant Secretary.
\. l.. Bradley: Financial Secretary, ".
L. Atkinson: Treasurer. John Is. Allen.
Conductor. T. V. Rudd: Warden. W. W.
Outside Sentinel. J. T. Bradley: Trustee,
z. w, Evans; Representative State C0un-
ill, w. 7. Atkinson: Alternate. John b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL.
GOSHEN, VA

Beautiful scenery. high altitude. good
livery. and beautiful drives: twenty acres
OF lawn. Cold sulphur Alum. Chaly-
beate. and other Waters on tap all the
time. All outside rooms open for .ne
summer This IL the finest hotel and
most delightful summer resor, In the
State Rates reasonable. having been ~
duced, and will be from SIS TO SIS pr
month. Special rates for people who have
their families here.
Everything connected with this hotel
is nrst-class and very complete. Do net
hesitate one moment. but come right on.
Anything we have you can set Your
wants will be satisfied when you reach
here. MAHONEY n WOOD.
ProprIet0rs.
II NJ Cathright Manager ly I'm
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Horses shoulder DixlOcated.

A horse belonging TO Mr. W. ]. Todd
ran away yesterday morning on Clay
street. and when near the corner OF Gil
mer collided with an electrlc-light pole.
and was quite seriously Injured. Agent
r. &. TAYLOR. of the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals. was called,
but would take no action until he sum
monsd DR. Harbaugh. The veterinarian
pronounced the injury dislocstion of the
Shoulder and had the horse removed TO
a stable near by The horse is valuable
one, and every effort will be made to save
his life
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Ou,te n Light Docket.

The following cases were before Justice
Crutchneld yesterday:
Fannie Moore alias Eliza Harris.
charged with fighting on the street, was
sentenced to thirty days In jail.
Eliza Scott and Resale 81. CAR were
given thirty DAYS for similar offence.
ard NJ. +. Hllliard sixty days for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct.
r. T.. Pope, charged with being rug.
tive from justice from Isle OF WYht
county. was turned over to the Sherin OF
that county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
Lowering His Record.

Mr.. J. l.. Lindsay. OF this city. has
who IL training and driving Iron Bar,
the fast son OF Temple Bar. 10 the en- set
that the horse has just trotted a mile IN
the grand circuit In 2:iG Id The race
was trotted last week at Grand Rapids.
Mich. Iron Bar will start again to-mor-
row al Lansing. Mich, and II will not
be surprising II he cuts several notches
on HIS record
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
CROCKETT ARsESiC-LITHIA
eppINt.S

elevation 1900 feet. opens JUNE l. 1896.
A quiet mountain resort especially
equipped for HOT AND COLD ARSENIC
LiTHIA BATHS, which. combined with
the internal use OF the water. rapidly
restores brokep-down aud oyerwOrked
Nervous Systems. Cures rheumatism.
s0mnia, Kidney and Bladder Disorders.
Diabetes. and Brlghts Disease. clears
and beauties the complexion. Write lor
pamphlet 81. c. THOMAS. ifanager
my e2-2m Shaysylilc, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
BUFFALO LITMIA SPRINGS HOTEL,
Virginia.

will be opened for visitors June 18th.
who is well known to the sprirgs-golns
people Theie have been several new
cottages added 10 the hotel since last
season. AMI many other improvements
made, and the manager VIII endeavor
to make every one qiit comfortable ana
their stay pleasant who may favor him
with their patronage 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
THE ELKTOS. ELkTOS. VA.

SECOND SEASON UNDER THE
management Of A. ID. Wright proprietor
wrights Hotel. Charlottesville. and ths
Arlington. Lynchburg). All modern i'm
proyements. The famous Elk Whitewater
used exclusively for drinking. bathing.
and culinary purposes. For rates. etc.
address A. ID. WRIGHT. The Arlington.
Lynchburg. Va. je is-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

Messrs. Thowig. Temple. and Frank J.
craigle. Jr., will start on \ long-distanc,e
bicycle-ride Monday. and their course will
be between this city and Alton, distance
tw elye hours or less. and are nothing
daunted at the fact that they VIII have 70
cross the mountains ~ two oi8erenk
noinfn ia making the trim. 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
DIGtrNlnNTn VA V,,f., IN tsa-

Offerings: Wheat. III bushels. Corn
White. 600 bushels.
Sales: Wheat. 1872 bushels. Corn--White.
600 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-LOngberry, 67n7ic. !;
mixed, 65n1lc.: shortberry, 65MIlc.: No.
red. 10n7lc. corn-White, Virginia. sic. I.
No. white Sic: No. mixed. SOC. Oats
No. mixed. 32li32 he; No. 3 mixed
3iM3l l-2c. Rye-dli65c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11

MIR r. A. Dunlop. secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce. while descending
the front steps at hi, residence. No. 6
west Grace street, Monday. stumbled over
a dog lying on the step and fell. breaking
one OF the bones of HIS forearm and dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds. Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., anu
In Addition Thereto tho Weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON. d. c., July TO-
raid Forecast for Virginia and North
INV" carolina: Fair weather; variable
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
BANKS AND BANKERS.
SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER BOARD IN THE NOUN
beautiful scenery. fine roads, saddle horses
and vehicles. Terms moderate. Address,
r. NJ. RANDOLPH. keswick. Alb marie
county. Va. " n-eOdSt'
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ALLECIlANY SPRINGS. VA.

The greatest dyspepsa.water, known:
endorsed by the Stale Medical society.
and awarded gold medal and diploma at
WORLDS Fair. Chicago. Most popular
ginIa. Elevation i.7o0 feet. Beautiful
lawn OF 10 acres: line walks
and drives: good livery. band OF
music Terms moderate. Write for circu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par
ties OF eminence. 9. A. cOI.HODS,
Proprietor
II. T. sTYLI.. D. D.. Ph. O.. Resident
tphvefctap ie Inn
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MOCNTAIS-TO% HOTEL AND
sPnIyf.S

over Rockfish Gap. Blue Ridge Mountains.
1908 feet above the level of the sea. Fine
views, u delightful summer resort, cheap
board, strong iron springs. many attrac-
tions 10 the Invalid. piaasure.seekers. and
families; OF easy access. Address Messrs.
MASSIE e. co. Alton. Va. my l9-3m
SUMMER BOARDERs CAN FINp A
PLEASANT. QUIET, SHADY. RE
TREAT In the mountains Of Aib-inarie.
Fine view, healthy Climate. and but one
mile from station on Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Terms low. Address Mrs.
r. G. MEAD. Keswick. Va.
~ 7-Su, Tu. Th& SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-11
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. ENG. July i0-Bar silver,
30 Lied.
40 T. M.--Paris advices quote per
cent rentes at lO2f.. 80 centlmes for the
account.