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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
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Appellate Division supreme Couf;-Eclore Van B1Int
opons at p Mos II. -. - - - ~ - - 80 90
sup ,n.e to4fr special Tern-rart Before BECK
man. Motion oal'ndar csil.d at II n m. ,,.. Ma
Lean Court open, 1890 m. IL par'e matters.
s,'.in court sgeea, 'efore be2eh
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supreme Court-speclal Term-.par. vI-Before Pryor
causes to be sent from Fart ~ Tor trial Case unhn
supreme Cour,-special .Term-Part vIr-Bctorc Law
renee. J.-Eesa,ed railroad ca'es clear -
supreme cour,-Trinl rerm-par, iI-Be,2r- paly. J..
s2G Hl7 $3.50 $500 s9l3 300 slsi l,.ie 9.?i 1000
S so. 1857 1851 49, S s S a s oass ' isar '" '' ssh
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supreme cluri-Triai Term Part N-Before Freedman
J-tluses he sen, from Part VII tor trial Case IN
nr'shei.
supreme Couri-Trial Term-rar Xf-Adiournei ror the
term
Surrogate Court-'hambsrs- Before Arnold $40
calendar Wi..s Tor probate Elise R"indc Bayard
Clarke Mary n Boss. Emile \. Carr. io.3u m
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NJ 1918 VII = Roger F. DoneEdn. az 1880 a. m. No
1926 vii - Cahnrire Ii,rnes. a. 1890 a Case on
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city Cuurt-rrll Term-T'trt i-IrfOre CONAN j.
Nos l0ii 10 1876 liJ6 los, 1910 273 ~
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3lCs .G-3 .idb Equity causes. Nos lj5. 10 20 81
oas. 90. Do. 232 Case unfinished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

CHICAGO l.. " and L.. ~ night -.
pITTsRURG. SO sun. sun. i2i5 night
CINCINNATI ST LOFTS 10 a m; p m; CO,
no a. M Dining can go Dning Car. p1 ing
can q m ~ - sh sunday ~ dining CafD IA ~
a. m CDlnng Car. Dining Can. O. DINING car' p
m 1918 night.
NORFOLK ii.30 p. m. daily. Alta
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. p. m; daily
Al trains arc Illuminated with r ntsch lsnt 49,, g.
Offices ll3 IL :fi az lao Wwny 81 p 1T ~,
70, Bowerv Y Y 80 3H Fulton 81. Brooklyn; Sta,ton
10. %, Liberty ST. G. r. r ~ y J. Baggage checked
,-or, hotel y residence 70 dss''ra'.on.
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RAILROADS..
"AMGRicA's cREATEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
THE enllR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION; Up STREE TTn;i:r
suaa E'op. at s assny Gscs
GShester p Ts. pS sin f., III limited e to
o.o ': MDsy Fest Mail Pcusskseps,s Al
bany Utica. syraousc. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1o'o Mse;E s" g,as p 1ay Express
400 p. Daily Southwestern Limited For cO s,Gn.
at Pourhkeeps'a. Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
800 r. M"Day Chhago special for Detroit, ceys
land Toloio AMI chi ago. stops at Pouge tsc,
Albany schenectady. Utica Syracuse i'o'"'''''
$3.50 p. M~Exccpt Sunday West Point PoushKeepS'e'
4.aO , M-Day North shore Llmit.d Due i psrpy
$50 r. Chicago 40 -. IN. Stops "' ''''
600 MDay FOR Albany Troy T pso Ad Snsars
Fails. cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago ci"c'h-
M ST. nTi' For Albany Troy Burlington plats-
b%reS, NS"fsa %nd S@s x,.v.r, Fails. c.v.
land Indanapolis 81 Louis. Chicago. stops AZ
Pqashkeep1e Albany and E,,ca Car passengers
only, for points on FAN Brook Railway VIA H''''
0I5 p M-DaIv For Syracuse o.wego wassrtoTT n
Ori-nsburr Burao Narara Falls cley wnnsn, and
edo Chicago; eS,ept saturday for Cape vincent anu
1910 for Chicago a and pF sseent
Sunday night. sunday nights. Chicago s'eep''e ''"
O:OG !, " ani RIB P. M.--Daly. except Sunday 70
ou Psrd Sa M2r nnr ~ P.nerd and perk
"''" shire Hn: Via IIari-n Division. vnxvrrs
nZn TG run T 1Msaa T3 s SoSK and point.
n p. R.G Is r - az !. s aa line ~
Mss%c T.acc Ir1 e FL rn's sIS'rn sh trains
~ 49,. r j. rGr pas: sG caa a
l9'thst and "sh Station NewI D.oO,, sS ana 80
Ragrarc checked from hotel residence by the west
'oHS .1.-a M,ss1 qF :91;a RsS'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA.- BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days. eM
i ino@ ii 30 Dining Seq NJ 10 20" $50 80
900 p NJ. 1915 night sundays 40 600 1000 ii.s
p:ang car, \. n. eco. 800 500 CD.ang Clrl. 60
For Baltimore and Washington. week DAYS 40 sH
1000. II 20 Dining carr 4 NJ 200 :: 20 81 (Dial,t
carr. 500 p NJ. 1915 night. Suniavs 40 1000 ~
Dining clr' \. NJ, 200 500 Dining Car. 600 p "
1918 chit.
Tickets nd parior-car seats can he procured nj IN,
Liberty st. III 1I2 16 ti5. 9ii. lao l3e3 Brnaiu,L
~ hth Az. 81 East IAN ST. lj3 Fast i2l'h 81. n
West Fob St. 25i Columbus Az. New York ccGs
81. $50 FULTON ST. RroOklvn 9S Broal Wav William.
burg The New-york Transfer Company viii eal Dor a.!
check baggage from hotels residence 20 dssiinaon
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RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANll
> RAILROAD.

STATIONS fGs. S & n;'erSs Ss. ard corand s
POO A. M FAST t Sis &! 'i q ru.,s.
" cas a aSSs STS9 csr sHs
n. cincinna,l $40 NJ. Indlanapsil. $40 a.
as 30 1910 o. A. - louis a+' p H. and fsiss
200 r: ~: CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS. EXPIRES,
Shsass slsinaa, o45 T. H. sssu iS.I:: n
oo Y Y s g. Ws re- NxpRrsss,ns "a
Cars to chsaso AID Cleveland Arrives Cleveland n
As r. ~ ii sS' iEXxpREss-s.n,,
RHaH s'f' E S"'" "%snaS 1f s. os s'
$40 r. Vi f PAciPIc hHxpRnss.-pulmaD s..n,,.
to Pttsburg Connects for Chicago daily and 4ey.S
M WAsMiSGToS AND THE SOUTH.
9 l. m m'"s nj paror "a and p M 20
"sF SEQ SEQ e g aSs Gs: 81 r.
soI ppiHs S:r + ~ l2l5 night t.rr :"
@ f:" nsh %' Say T Campers t {; Smas "a
ATIANTIc COAST LIxr-eao \. ~ daily. s,..,....
Port Tampa and Macon. 800 p N daily sleeper sleeper
cHEsAPFAKE & OHIO RAILWAY rroress s~pv
rr 6a Pon c sTs a ana N 3oT cr'
RGn'e A. NJ weekdays. and with Through seeess
Atlantic city. 100 p. n weekdays Through Buff
Fer Fer Cape ape Nay Ss, hooP M T ss.s
r reGll;days suel'y5 ,seO at Intsraken FOR AsSug
Fark. af' ron i 81 = mmr,pu,,
900 IN. $40 o.. 80 40 penn'a Ilmad). 10 10 rp,.
Ing Carr II 4; NJ -. 30 B. 4. i21 40 (niniss
IL. nisht. Sundays. 6i5. $50. o, $50 10 Tymts53
10, II 4. NJ. Dining Carr. I. 40 Dining Carl ~
N)nin2 Carr. O dining Carr. 40. y p. ~ iaN
night. -"
Ticket Offices: Nos i33. oli. il9G 1923 III ana ~
Broadway. Asfor Nouse. and foot - DoshrnssAs Al
rortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Ful' N Stree,
broadway and Brooklvn Ann'x station foot ., Fuha,
Street. Brpokl"n station. jersey CIV The New Yof
Transfer COMPANY Will call for and check baggage frs
hotels and rna'derces through 10 destination.
<. PROVOST. =. p WOOD
General Manager. General passr Agent
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BUFFALO LlTKA WATER


Where appendicitis is dependent upon the forma-
uon OF phosph"tfc deposit In the appendix vermi-
fonis, the waters Of Springs and Will urevent
reformation Of calculus after the one rn ton
III u IN ths way that the hest results VIII ~. ohtaired
unless Il be ms prOphy cite, for phi or phu tt.
Mppenuicihs Is danger thnt patients with
,a,1 ysar a. r.sldent physician at tho DUFFAi.0
SININGS OF appeudicitis m
cane under ny car. made good recovery with
disease" '~" va t"c
nave already said regarding their action when
ttken internally that in the Of cases In which
Hthin. soda and potash are regarded N. rr".t
specially Indicated have obtained lar betfer
results from the " e''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington. oct 2i.--The day cali in the United
State Supreme Court tomorrow will he as follows:
Nos 40 Cand a. Az and 4i3) SO. il6. CO., 3i3. il5
(and 80. $50. i3?. 40 Ind ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany oct, 2l.-Thc following Is the Court of
Appeals calendar for tomorrow: Nos. sj. 6S.
s6; 69i. ll61. 700 7oe. ,A
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LEHlGH VAlIEYRAEl ROAD

Stations foot OF COrtIandt and Desbrosses 81.
G.4O 4. VI. dsiiv SUNDAYS. 200 A. NJ ror MArrI
CHUNK and Intermediate s'atens
S,15 A. ". daily ro~ ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs.
BRIDGE AMI the West ard nr pal local points d.siss
ar 70 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nesbue Sleeper
Chicago
$40 A. VI daily exceo, SUNDAY for MATCH
CHT'NK and Intermediate points Connections FOR Read.
1910" da'v s'ndav
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Bunal5 10 p n. Through Rochester Pull
man vcstIbuled. Day Coaches and Par)r-Cir. Dnl.s
I.ito =. W. daily except Sunday for Eas,on and b
lao p. VI. daily. excep, SUNDAY tor L. & b yu,s
stopping only at principal intermediate stations Char
$3.50 y. ". Sundays only) for Mauch Chunk -,
Ha7let1a. ari all lnternedat stations ~
$40 j.. VI. daily. cIccp, Sunday. f0r T. e Jryc
TON and PRINCIPAL intermediate stations. Pullman br.,
a:i5 T.. W. daily. for Eas'cn AMI intermediate sa,o,s
Chalr-rar 10 East0n. -~
G:10 T.. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA r,.u
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vosiIbu'sd TAI
neot2ns for Reading and Harrisburg. WV
0:OO y. VI. f1i,y for ITHACA GENEVA Pocuvs
TER. BrFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ani ali pis,
Wcst. IN man Sleeper 10 Chicago ard RIfalo Char.
i1:'o p. VI. daily. except sunday sor EAsroy an.
Additional local trains daily excep, sun lay "a RORY,
Bk'k anl t1fern 4 ate roinis 'eave follows, o.
A, ~: ?:3o p Il; 400 p NJ. and $50 P ~
Tickets and Pullman accommodations A. 2gi % "a
.nd 800 Broadway ~ ras, i4h s.. i'G ras, '2,h s.
l2' BoNery y y. SEQ Futon St. cour; ST., IS Brcax
wa" a,d Prootvr Annex B-ooklvn. ~
New-York Transfer Company VIII call f1r AMI els4
baggage from hotel residence through 10 des,na,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W 42d 81. station, " Y. as follows AZ
is m earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
1870 A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Bunao. - po.,,.
O,IS A. NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica. syracuse hocs"
ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland Sh; az,
ii 80 A NJ. Daily except sunday. 10 ,a,sH. n
t,ns Ney-Pa.tz Lakes Nohonk and MinnewmAsnAs
Albany Utica. Sara.osa, 'aidwel Lake George fA"'
cars 10 Saratoga and ew-Palz. ...sa
0.OO p NJ Daily 10. Albany Montreal Uica. SYN
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto WV"
cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis. 49, cv,.cu~
7,i5 Z. NJ Daily. except sunday for Iuea- S'''
Rochester and Hun 10.
SIX p 81 paiy fr Albany Utica syracuse koehecs ~.
Rufralo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit. Cle's'"h1' -
cago and 81, Lod!s. N
Tim tables at principal hotels ard offices .,,,
C. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Aseyv sx
j Vanderbilt ave- Ne" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
HV Iieekrnnn Z

RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
fv Heekman. !.
Aaron agt o. Bricn-John j. Townsend
Crane ng'. McApln-S~ah n. Strong
Dnrragh Rvan-';eorge NJ. Van Iroes~n
Harden Mctrcnahan Daniel O'Connel
Wett@rcr agt Greme-Charles IT. Phelps
~ MacI.ean. j.
De Faiy agf Trorlan-Nauric" ~ Blumrnthal
Evans agt. Evans-charles DonOhuc
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ey Beckmaa, J.
Matter Of Berri Pharmacy Conpany-Stephen W L!v-
ngon "
Continental Trust Company agt Eugene Frankel-John
Dec Ireland
Kate NJ Simon agt Wolf Davis William IL Files
Fitch Gilbert agt. Frederick Gie-John ireland
John VI. Schmidt aet. Nelke Art Llthograph Company
Collin Woodward.
by Macfeln. J.
Barnet Cohen agt. John r. King-Jullus G. Krcener
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
APPEN D|CITIS
Successfully Treated by
BUFFALO
LITHIA
WATER

GEORGE HALSTED BOYLAND. VI. A.. VI. d..
,iaris). etc. Doctor of Medicine Of the Faculty Of
FnrlH. and formerly Professor the Medical
Soles- sass. In article In the New York Medical
Journni OF August -. 1896. entitled "The SOlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
pLACK CORDIALLY RECEIVED.

Without further delay Mr.. Worth presented
Mr. Black whose reception was most cordial. He
said In part:
Whenever great enterprises are to be established
or great movements carried forward. those upon
whom responsibilities placed must not only be
able 10 see the road but willing faithfully TO point
II out An observance Of this rule will help tho
American people in selecting their leaders and
ndopting their policies for the next four years
There Is no country in which the Inhabitants are
Is 40 constituted that all to some extent reliant
upon the Judgment advice Of those they consider
stronger than themselves.
Those upon whom we have heretofore relied with
confidence and safety should not depart from
now nd the lessons lea rned from them should give
us not only hope but wisdom In our present dis
tress. ! would not dsparage the activity OF the
American people. even though that activity seems
eor,ettmes to have higher source than restless
neSs or nervous desire for change
bad year in business is not sufficient ground
for condemning the laws az trade. nor 4 failure OF
one years crops q good excuse to abandon farming.
Those who under fhe impulse OF disappoint ment
of greed not only abandon their occupations. but
violate their obligations and their honor, and at
tempt TO force others upon the same course. have
placed themselves outside the pale OF the ignorant
and HARMLESS. and have become enemies OF true
pfoeress aud social order.
' We should not retard our progress by continuing
hurtful customs laws. but even that would be
wiser than to rush headlong into disaster for the
mere sake OF change. Old policies are not always
better than new, old leaders wiser than their
children, but the respect TO which and wisdom
ard success entitled should. and believe will.
force those who now wandering back to their
senses before they have voted away policy which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
BUFFALO LlTHIA MATER

s. rum any Oh the preparations OF the llthtuw
s"n OF the Phar nacop"ia Furthermore, I am satls
eh nat here In no other mineral water either in Amer
Ica or IN Europe NJ singulary adapted 10 such iarv,
number and variety Of ma.adIes" '"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
BUFFALO LlTHM WATER

LOT sue oy druggists and grocers Pamphlets free
Froprietor, Du6alo Lithia sprinxr. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-22
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.

is honorable successful and safe Tor one "hose
only promise Is revol Iton and dishonor'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Month of Mr.. John Y. WhitIocIs.

Mr.. JOHN b. Whiuock, well-known
citizen Of Richmond. died at his residence,
No. Sl6 north Twenty-fourth street last
wednesday morning at $50 o'clock. aIteI
a lingering illness, and was buried Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. Wbulock was for many years en-
gagged in business in this city where no
had resided most OF his life. At the be-
ginning OF the war VT Whitock en-
Neted I'm COMPANY d. Fifteenth Virginia
Infantry. and was later appointed courier
10 General Pickett. serving until the
end Of the war.
The deceased, who was brother OF
Sergeant W. b. Whiuock. Of the First
policc-Station. leaves a wife and five small
children. lie was a member Of Pickett
Camp, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
The "iIale YnW" 10 Appear ut the
Jefferson Roof Garden.

on Monday evening. July 9th Mr. Shep-
Iard Camp. who made u decided hit at
The Electric Park Casino. Ia timore will
appear for the first time before q Rich
moni audience as q female. impers)natOr.
The Baltimore American says. "de pos
eesfcs wonderful soprano voice. sweet
clear and flexible. with range from low
e 10 high T. above high G in the treble
Cien. Mr.. Camps makeup Is very clover
his costumes were greatly admired by
the ladies' and hts wonderful voice cast
its spell over an He IA known among
his friends = the Male Yaw' because OF
the wonderful range OF his voice"
'AnnateIe' viii appear again In her
wonderful sNrt-dances. also. Belle Vivian.
Tom leaslCy. and Billy Payne, IA a
Cnansol lroaramme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05

GENERAL WISE TIRED OUT

All signs OF the reunion are rapidly dis
s.nearinr Most OF the decorations in the
c,,,, have already been taken down. Tho
raw colors stil adorn the walls OF the
Auditorium. but they viii be removed to-
marrow. Captain Elicit Will keep his Of
fee omen for some days yet. while the
work Of winding up the affairs Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee goes on. There will be
meeting OF the committee tomorrow
evening az o'clock. when an auditing
committee Will be appointed 20 look over
ou accounts made b. the Reunion Com
mitteo.
General Wise IS feeling the effects OF
the work he has been doing for the sue
cess OF the great event. and as soon as
matters are Strengthened up he intends
10 leave the city and spend few weeks
at some quiet place. where he can have
absolute rest.
TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS.
In order 10 hasten matters In regard TO
,he accounts. he has issued the following
"Au persons having bills against ue
pounion Committco must. without delay
hand them to the persons through whom
-. 80 ,oado lu order that they may
,e,ch tho Auditing Committee and be
roig. am anxious 10 leave the city TOT
rroatlv needed rest. but am unwilling 10
90 go until an our obligations nave beeh
settled. ..l.,i' ''.s w s.c"
FAITHFUL SERVANT.
CAPTAIN Aucajah Woods OF Aibemarie
co,,n,v brought with him TO the Con-
S.T,r.to reunion his faithful body-servant
90 cook Robert Harris who stood by
So, all through the war who crossed the
p,tonoc three times. who came on tie
f,,c ~ hattie at Gettysburg, under IRE.
vrsep he heard that his young master had
neon wounded: who at Carlisle. In lSo5'
VA. locked up in a house BY some Union
ladies. determined 10 retain ana Tree iIm'
but who threatened. II he was not re-
1eaaod he would break down the doors
80 60 Ma way QUIZ who at Fishers Hill,
a. Inc great panic and route, IN 1864, not
only saved his masters horses. but those
~ several other officers, mourning great
personal risk
Robert Harris Is still proud Of his war
r.cor6 and stln prouder of the donors
raid to his former master. who was one
of the Youngest OF the Confederates'
THANKS ARE GIVEN.
Mr. r i Thomas has sent tho Dispatch
the following. IN order that he may pun
liciv thank one of our citizens for thelr
hospitality: 900.
richmond. July 4. 1896
'T desire 10 publicly thank Mr.. Lewis
= Mason and family for the kind enter
faiument accorded 90 an old veteran.
such hospitality as theirs still keeps the
Vlrginians 10 the front, and IS in keeping
with their noble. unselnsh hospitality,
extended 10 the southern soldiers durins
the long four years OF war. God bless ne
people OF Richmond and Virginia. =.
90 ]. THOMAS, Florida
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Mrs. >. A. FoIIscs Dead.

Mrs. Joanna A. Foxes. mother Of Po-
licoman Mel Folkes, died IT her resi-
dence No. C2o north Twenty-third street
yesterday afternoon at 61j o'clock. Mrs
Folkes. who was a lady of lovely Chris
tian character and many virtues. was
in her ga year. She leaves FIVE children
Mrs. J. r. Rose. Mrs. Walter Cosby. Mrs
Sidney Fig, Policeman c. J. FOXES. and
T. ". Folkes.
The funeral viii take place from Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow at il o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Comics Reunion Dispatch.

The public demand for copies OF the
Dispatch during the past week has been
almost unprecedented. and we have been
compelled 10 print several editions OF
each days paper. We have full supply
on hand now. and can furnish papers
from June 2oth TO Friday. the Sd. inclu-
sive. put up for mailing at our counter;
price. cents a copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL July 4.-l2:30 +. M.-Cot-
tou-Demand fair. prices firm. American
spot grades. l-32i. higher: American mid
ding fair. l5-32d.. good middllne. sgd
midlling. 4 l-3.d.; low middlinC. l5-16d
good ordinary. 3 lS-l6d.. ordinary. 3 s-Sd
sales. 10000 bales-American. 900 bales
speculation and export 1000 bales: re-
ceipts. 200 bales-American. 200 bales
Futures opened quiet. demand moderate.
July. 3 59-Gid.; July and August. 3 56-GfT
3 ol-Gfn3 5s-6td. August and September.
3 52-Cf03 H-Gid.: September and October
3 f5-G4N3 f6-0ld October and November
3 42-Gil.. November and December
8 il-Gid: December and January 8 fD-Gflf
3 N-6id.. January and February. Il cid.
February and March. f2-Gid.
Futures firm at the advance.
4. M-COttOn-July 3 53-6id.: July and
August. 3 51-siH3 5S-6id August and : p
TENDER 5l-6ld., sellers; September and
October. 3 E-6i03 46-Gid. october and No
gembcr. 42-Cid.. sellers. November and
December. 4J-6tD3 fl-Gi1.. buyers: De
sembcr and January. fo-6iQ3 ii-Gil.
value. January and February, 40-GiQ
) fi-Jii; February and March, fl-6fG
! t2-etd.. buyers; March and Anril. t2-Gii
} is-gid. buyers; April and May. eco
} ii-0ld buyers.
Futures closed steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
sftou Personals.

ALTON. VA, July 4.-Cspecial)-Dr.
and Mrs. Hartwell Smith, Of Hinton, W.
Va. are guests of DR. Smiths parents
for q month.
Mrs. Duttar Hcllfrich. daughter OF Mr.
L. W. Goodloe. spent this week IN hlcn-
mOnG.
Mr. S. Mccormick. Of Mi.lboro' spent
the week at "Avon."
The reunion and the gala "FouFth
combined have kept back our summer
visitors.
Arrivals at Mountain Top yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
were S; at The Alton. I; The Farm. ?

were s; at The Alton. Z; The Farm, 2,
and OF Critzen's Inn. 6
Among the guests AZ the Mountain Top
ia Right Rev. II. Melville Jackson. OF
Alabama.
Miss Elorrie Beber is visiting her sister.
Mrs Bowman. Of "Lyndhurst."
Mr. Newton Dickson and wife, OF
Orange Cave. w. Va. are at Mr. william
McCue's. near Brooksville.
Miss LILLIAN rredclfing. Of Hinton, is
visiting Miss Adah Kerbcy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
RAND Transit Indeed.

Tho fast mail from Newport News
which arrived in this city yesterday
over the Chesapeake and Ohio, mad,
the trip from Newport News here. DIS
lance of seventy-hve miles. I'm 50 minutes
Engineer Starkey handled the throttle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-05
London Money Market

LONDON. July 4-Bar silver. 81 ia
consois. ll3 IL for money and 1l3 9-lCd. foi
the account.