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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-09
Mason NcFcrreu,s Claim.

In the Superior Court yesterday Mason
McFerren brought a damage suit against
the Cerealine Manufacturing Company for
damages on account OF personal injuries.
The plaintiff was employed at the establish
ment OF the defendant, and AYERS that on
Feb. II last his clothing was caught in
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CLAIRYOYANT.

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CLiIRVOYANT-Mrs. Griswold reads past. pres
ent and future OF ones life. Gives them luck
success and happiness $40 East South street.
Hours. 10 a. m to ..
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a wheel and he was whrled around and
seriously injured He demands damages in
ant company was responsible for the acct
dent In leaving this wheel unguarded.
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A LinkvilIe Man Detained.

Charles Eckart. who gave his residence
as I.inkville Marshall county Indiana was
yesterday locked uD by the police. He is
thought 70 be insane.
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FOR SALE-ls99 Bicycles down 10 10. Mems
and women's new 1899 model bicycles now
being offered at 8. * TO So 80 and sent to anyone
anywhere for full examination before payment H.
made. For catalogue and full particulars. cut
this notice out and mail to SEARS. ROEBUCK
a Co, Chicago.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Money to patent good ideas may be Sc
cured by our aid. THE PATENT RECORD
Baltimore, Md.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BICYCLES.

r~~-~~~~~~-~~~~>~~>N<>~~>-
wANTED-Old Clothes or Shoes. Call write
304 Indiana avenue.
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y r.. kREGELO, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, has
resumed business at his old establishment, 223
North Delaware street Everything new and com
plete. Office telephone. No. 20.
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED-Three good statesmen Immediately 10
Standard Dictionary. on easy payments ca
3 a. m. and and D. IN. to-day Room 30 Fun
& Wagnalls) Fitzgerald (od JournaD building
Monument place and Market street.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
ABOUT It)WN.

Prime western cheese by this
steamer for saledsy
> Lueio Bouis.
Fresh magnolia soda crackers y
this steamer for sale by Lncio
Bouis.
F. NJ. Pior of the Alice and
Brownsville stage company left
this moruidg for Alice.
We were pleased to see Joe Vi
vier ont on the streets today TAX
ing drive, for the first time since
his illness.
Geo. Krausse is rafting hand
: some ledies' gold watch, with a
large solitaire diamond in the back
case. Ny your luck
FouND-At the ferry landing a
fat key, with number 81 on It and
letters. Loser can have same by
calling at this Office and paying for
NOTICE.
EsH Hats-Dunlap and Stetsog
in al new shades and black, $3 to
So, Hamilton B .os., Houston j.
w. Crate will represent them here
in October.
Salesman wanted. CONS. q5sea-
sons trade and groundc5rotect-
ed. Several earn $50 weekly for
many years past. P. O. 1871,
New York.
In the case W. F. Winfield, the
'ex-soldier tried yesterday in the
district court fot theft of a.watch,
he was found guilty znd sentenced
to two years in the pen.
U.4dsrrear-We have the most
romplete line IN Texas. All
weight; all sizes. Hamilton Bros
'Houstoa. Before buying wait for
sheir samples in October.
The steamship Clinton finished
'discharglng her cargo aud loading
her return cargo this morning, and
sailed from Bsazos Santiago for
Galveston at eleven O'clock.
Sa1fs-Fall patterns now ready
to cut. Customers who have their
aneasure with us can write for row
Samples. Our Mr.. J. w. Gate
will be IN Brownsville with the
line to Show your in October
Hamilton Bros, Houston.
Mea's. E'eer For FaH-f you
need anything before | see you
in October send me vonr order.
Prompt aud careful attention will
zoe given same. Yours truiy, j.
~. Crate. representing Hamilton.
Bros, Houston.
!: EeR sALE:-A residence and
business housei' on Washington
street I baih adjoining For full
particulars apply to Mrs. Ellen
sierllssrs Los Angeles, California
or F. I tsirria, Brownsville, Texas.
George C. White ! co!ored sol
der of CS. Days command, re-
caived his discharge today White
will AZ onse apply for enlistment
! the volunteers he wants to
br sent to the Philippines and en-
gage in actave warfare
Something should be done to
prohibit the sale Of bad meat IN
the eisy market. Milton Vas sold
this lnornine tnat MAS net & Cor
use, having fnags.ats on 1t, and the
meat being discn4ered and having
a bad oaor. Tie same thing has
happened more than once stately
The brfcher who sells sPoils meat
should be expelled frons tie mar
ket
TIE entire time os the district
court today was consumed WITH the.
trial of Juan ca!andrias en- charge
of burglary. This IS tie second
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
T0DAY'S
THECnAMS.
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Beers said to Have Taken Kim
beFley-sse ward for Rhosses.

Telegraphic news received here
today says that it is reported the
Beers have seized Kimberley, the
lannon's tlamshd mining town, bnt
nothing definite is known as the
telegraph wires in Natal have been
cut.
The Beers have offered e reward
of IS, coo for the head of Cecil
Rhodes, the noted Englfshlaan who
instigated the jameson raid into
the Transvaal.
Tie British now have $4,000
troops at Natal and reinforcements
are expected shortly from South
India. Cecil Rhodes is at Natal,
and When told of the Boer offer for
his head remarked that be- felt
perfectly safe.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
CoNGRESSaEAN KLEBERG
VISITS GALVESTON.
interested in Preliminary Surveys
of Brazos Santiago and Pass
Cayallo.
Galveston fibane; Oct. II.

~.eea - e<'AA -
Hon. Rudolph Kleberg Who rep
reseuts the Eleventh Texas district
in the lower house of tue national
legislature, is here today. Nh
Kleberg declined to be interviewed
declaring he Vas of the clam"
order so far as newspaper men
were concerned. But 1t is known
that he came here for the purpose
of eonferriag with Col. Richie with
regard to the report congress di-
rected the corps of engineers to
make as to the necessity of i'm
provelnent Of the entrance to the
harbor at Brazos Santiago aud
Pass Cavallo. Pass Cavallo Is at
the mouth of Matagorda bay and
Brazos Santiago IS the port of
Brownsville
No appropriation for this work
has been made and the report Col.
Richie is called upon to make is
purely preliminary. There IS now
about nine fest OF water ia Pass
Cavallo and about Eve feet on the
bar at BRACES Santiago. During
tie palmy days of Brownsville the
commerce Of the place amounted
TO abou; eco, 900 tons annually and
it has been steadily diminishing
ever since. \ rough estimator the
cost of making first class harbor
OF Braces Santiago anticipates the
expenditure of ahaut million dof-
lars with an annual cost OF rlain-
tenanee Of $20,0G This is assam
ing that the work can done as
cheaply as the work was done on
Galveston jetties, an assumption
not even probably correct, rs sim
liar work at BrazoS Santiago would
cost much more than nj Galveston.
Col. Richie has not yet made hrs
report and 1t is with a view to
presenting hin with such argn-
ments and facts AS may be in Mr.
Kkberg's possession that he IS
here.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
and inutton.-Ofice Chief Commissars',
San Antouio, Tex. Get 9, Is93. Sea-
ed proposals VIII be received here until
II y. H., November S. 1919, and oper--
ed, for furnishing and delivering Fresh
Beei and Muttoa, called Tor by Commits
carries at Fort> Piiss. crown, lark, Nc
in,osh, Ringgold, Sam Houston. and
camps al Eagle Pass and Galveston,
Tex, dining six months commencing
January I, 1890. Proposals receiE-i and
opened same hour by Commissaries Ct
those posts, each receiving proposals for
his own post only Proposals viii also
be received stating prices at which bid
der Will deliver flesh beef and mutton OF
temperature moi greater than 80 degrees
Fahrenheit. Information furnished oa
application. tfire,ope, containing>Pro-
posuls should Re endor-ed Proposals
for Fr sh Beef and Muston," ami ad-
dressed to undersigned, or to Conmissa-
~ at,post bio for. Chas- ID. Thompson
Major, Chief Cc,n'y.
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neafness Cannot be Cnrea.

by local applications, AS they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way TO care deaf
nesS, and thai IS by CONSTITUTIONS
eemedie$. Deafness Is, caused by
~ infaned condition o. the
Fnstaclsin Tn5e. When this thine
gets lniame9 ron have Z Fumeiing
sound or Imperfect hearing. and
when it Is entirely closed deafness
rs the result, ard unless the In
falnnation can be taken out and
this tube restored to It's normal
cor lition, hearing viii be destroy
ed forever. nine cases out Of
ten are caused bySsatarrh which Is
Nothing BIT anin1ained. condition
Of the nlneoHS surfaces.
We viii give enc Hundred Dol
lars Cor any case OF Deafness
(raused by cafarsh) that can not
&c cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circuiars. free.
. +. J. CHENEY & co,
Telsdo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75e.
Halls Fa.3i1y PIl,i arg tas best
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Capt. Lester u. Cornish of the

Capt. Lester " Cornish of the
Ninth Cavalry, comnandaat at
Fort Clark, IS in the city on leave
OF absence, accompanied by his
wife and son. Capt. Cornish 5
miSkidn in to escort his son to
Galveston where he will be placed
in school. Mrs. Cornish sill
return to Fort Clark today ard
Capt. CorAish with his son viii
proceed to GALVESTON over the
Southern Pacific tonigt. Capt.
Cornish will return Monday and
proceed to Fort Clark. In his
absence hieut. MoseleE is in com
.rand of he post. Capt. Cornish
took a promine4t part in the re-
eeption and military welcome to
vice President Mariscal.of Mexico
at Eagle Pass last week, Paving
nader orders from department
headquarters. snarehed his troop
with two pieces .of artillery. from;
Forth Clark . the border for
TIE purpose of saluting She distin-
cuished visitor.-Express.
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The Ladies'.

The pleasant effect aad perfect
safety with which ladies may use
syrup Of Figs, under all condi-
tions, makes it their favorite rem
eiy. TO get the true and genuine
article, look for the Eanle of the
California Fig Syrup Co printed
anear the bottom OF the packag
For sale by al DRUGGIST
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
THE AMERICA CUP OURS.
Columbia Wins the Second Race.
Accident TO Shamrock.

New York, Oct. 17-The Amer
ica cup stays on this side. Today's
eace was given to the ColuEaDia.
The Shamrock met with some ac-
eident to her rigging, and the Co
lulnbia came in alone within the
specified time, aad was declared
the winner. The Shamrock had te
be lowed IN.
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Range in Good Condition

Mr.. Jno. &. Kennedy was in Cor
pas Christi the FIRST pars of the
week. Mr.. Kennedy says the VIM
ter rangein his section II il very
good condition; stock VIII not SUIT
fer much down in that part Of the
country even should the winter
prove Seve,'e.-Galler-
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Beers CROSSED THE BORDER At
INGoGO.
: Glencoe. October 12.-T Eren-

ing. 1T IS reported that the
Beers have crossed the border at
Ingogo, and that the Free State
government has taken possession
III the railway to Van Reenan and
stopped TIE Natal government
trains.
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TRRY ARE EXPECTED TO
SHELL THE TOWN OF
MAFEKING.
Il Is Estimated fiat Three Thpus-
and kFe Now Between This
kf:ece and Matabogo.

Calssown, oetorher - (even-
ing).As4dispatoh FROM Aiafekiag
dated 3 .23SFsttfs afserueon says Vt
is officially Gated that.tl enemy
will probably approaeh this after
econ or tomorrow. Parties will
lie sent to watch on all sides and
and guns will be post-d on the
high ground % itheast OF the
town. 1t IS likely the enemy will
Shell the town for some hours
before attempting TO take Il by
assault.
already. the Peers eonplsin.
They want e attend 10 their cops
aud many are discerning Neat
IS scarce ard dysentesy Is prevalent.
If the garrison does nothing It
is psOsa,lg that ,,he Beers will
retire. giviSg he eaT@aA n the
ssssasf=ss esksEssHssy So h
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Of for Manila.

New York. Oct. 1.-THE Z S.
cruiser Brooklyn left Fort Monroe
today for Manila, via Suez Canal
The New 0rleansand the Nashville
Will also sail within week and
three gunboats 60 AS soon as re-
pairs on them can be made.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
SITUATION CONSIDERED GRAVE.

SITUATION CONSIDERED GRAVE.
London, October 1.-THE
Times this morning, discussing
the situation. says: at IS Idle to
ignore the fact that it tie Beers
rnaae 2 determined advance on Il
large scale into Natal, as appears
to Be the case. sustained condi-
ton of mastery Inactivity migh5
become. hopelessly oat Of the
question. We have no means CT
estimating exactly the number of
troops at La iysmith. Glencoe and
Danaee, and il We had It wouId
not be expedienf to diSsuss Che
poilt. But if 7, coo Free State
troops are to be reckoned III addie
ton to Communicate 6eneral
Jouberts contingent, the situation
is graver than 1t seemed yesterday
AID further details will be awaited
with anxiety.
"a poiut in favor of the defense
Is that the Free State and Trans
7aaI Beers are not accustomed to
working III unison and that any
attempt on their part TO apply
the principle OF converging col
umns to IN attack on LadysInith
would not be likely to meet with
success. =
The arnored trrin incideSf is
regrerable, bat L q ,or..s.,s.a scarcely.
disastrous except tkat 1t tends to
eut Mafrking OF from touch with
Plumbers force in Rhodesia."
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
BURGHERs NisTREATkD IN AMER
ICAN.

Capetown. October 23.-An
American citizen has sworn TO an
affidavit before the AmSrican
consul here. IL which he. states
that he has been subjected BY the
burgherS of tie Free State 20 great
iIlreatment His limbs bear marks
showing the effect OF the treatment
he has received The MILITARY
order has been sent out that. no
civilians be allowed TO en5er
camps III the Colony Without
permits.
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ting them hard. The garrison
must be ready to seize md utilize
such opportunities
Infornlation has been received
from another source that The Beers
have actually crossed the frontier
some miles south of the town
This Information is believed 10 be
correct.
If a vryburg telegram received
here is correct, it is probable The
koers are attempting a turning
movement on Matching Other
wise the presence OF 5000 Beers
between Mafeking aud Iatabogo
is ineomprehensible. It IS pos
sible, however, that they have
merely cut the telegraph wire and
taken possession of the line
Itis suggested'that with a view
of retaining the good will of the
Basutos, the authorities shail rot
press for payment of the hut tax.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
British Interest.

Washington, Oct. i7.-U. s.
consui have been charged to look
after British interests in the
TransTaal aud Orange Free State
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1899-10-17
SIPS For SOUTH AFRICA.

Fhe cruisers Chicago and Mont
g9mery will go to South Africa.
with Admiral Sehley IN command.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

package. J. G. b., No. g. sold at IS;
2 packages. w. l.. C.. No. T. and j. II. NJ,
81. abOve). No. 2. sold at si9J, package.
J. ". 4. No. !. sold at $40; j package.
J. II. NJ. Or. abovea, No. .. sold at $50;
/ package. c.. -. No. 3, sold at $3.50;
package. j. II. NJ. %. above, No. ..
sold at $50; l package, c. w. D., No.
4. sold at $50: packages. e. W. D., No.
8. and II. J. NJ. No .. sold at $50; 1
package. j. A. *, No. 7. sold at SO;
/ package. w. l.. c.. No. 8. sold at $50;
? packages, NJ. A. w. No. 3, and Il. A. H.,
No. 3. sold at 50; package, W. l.. K b.
b.. No. 7. sold at $40.
Mr. Haynes made an average OF NI9
his entire break through at auction on
Change to-day.
The following med gentlemen sold at
auction on Change to-day, through MI
George 4. Haynes--tO-wit.
Mr. j. BOulware got for his NO, l
C26o poundD SAB; no. (325 pounds,
$l025: No. (205 pounds. $50. No. 4
G7O pounds $3.50: no. . GS5 pounds, 81:
No 8 0j2 pounds IS, and No. Z wv
pounds 1913, making an average or vi.
Messrs. j. Boulware * Son. of Caroline
county, got for their No. l O35 Pounds.
S1l.5O: No. 2 (2S5 pounds. s.; No. QSi
pounds). Sl3; No. 4 1915 pounds. -, and
No. ) 1854 pounds, 81, making an average
" Mr.. j. A. Self. of Caroline County, got
for his No. 1 Q35 pounds), SIS; No. eco
pounds, $3.50: No. 3 u55 pounds.
s7s5 ~: No. 400 peunds). $3.50; No. 3
G75 pounds). 81; No. 6 G55 pounds, sos,
and No. d1S pounds, $40, making an
average Of 1896
s. j. Self. II. A Blanton. j. Ii. Martin
NJ. II. Wright. J. w. Andrews, }. G.
Brcadus, w. l.. Cecil; J; II, Motley OF
q w Randolph. of Louisa county
Messrs. W. l. Blanton & Brother. J, G
Mahon. and G. W. Gray, 'of Caroline
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July p. 1893.

Richmond, Va, July =, leJJ
Private sales reported to-day Were as
follows: Smokers, 1 hogshead; leaf dark,
~ h0gsheads. Total number Of hOgsheads
sold during the day, p.
United States internal-reyenue collec-
tions Tor the city OF Richmond, Va to-
day We're: Tobacco, A,590ss; cigars
s.. 23L9i Total $l5,t22.S2.
Allegheny. StOneWal, CrenshaW'5 and
SeabrOok's warehouses report to-day: Re
cepts. 81 hogsheads, deliveries, 80 hogs
heads.
Mr.. George 4. Haynes had the follow
day: ! package, G.. W. G., No. /, taken
i'm al Si525; ! package, j. \. s., No. l.,
sold at Sl5.25; l package, j. ii. NJ, No
/. sold at NL25; package, J. b.. (W.
above, No. !, sold at Size l package;
J. 3. Is. ab9vel Nc No g. sold 1s at $ si5 "a.
! package. J. b. Is. above. No. /, sold
at Sll so; packages. J. II. NJ. Of. aboyel
No. /. and j. y. 5, No. ?, sold at $3.50;
l package, j. Il. CIV. acoY0, No. ?. Solo
Al SlO25: ? packages. j. .. D., No. l, and
" |. G. 30. !, sold az fl0; . packages,
S ]. $, No. l, and j. B. (W. above. No.
4 sold az $3.50, l package, j. b. CIV
above), No. g. sold at $50; l package. j.
Ii. NJ, No. l, sold at $50; packages
sold al $3.50: 8 packages, j. W. A, No. Il;
II j. NJ. No. 8; j. q. B., No. 2, j. Il. tW.
above). No. 6. and J. B. Is. above, Nos.
and 4. sold at .; packages. W. l.. e.
No. 2. and J. II. NJ. Of. above!. no. 2
Sold Sold at at 81; SIC IA packages, C. W. D.,
No. !. and J. II. NJ. Of. aboye), No, 3,
sold al $50; 3 paekSsges' J. ". a. a. No
G No 8 and j. b. CW. above). No. g.,
sold AT 81: packages. NJ. Il w. No.
l. and J. b. (w. aboye). No. 7, sold at
s5.75; package ~ n.a +: W. No No
10 l. j. w. A., No. 8; j. II. NJ, No.
81 H. NJ. o.. above. No. 4. and r. A.
B.. No, 2, sold at $50; 3 packages, NJ N H.
No. 2. and ]. b. IS. aboyel. No. Q. sold
AZ SIS: / package, S. ]. s., No. g. sold at
$50; ! package, j. II; n: o. ss1boyYs'. No No
10 sold an $50; 2 packages. w. l.. c..
No. 8. and ii. ]. NJ. No. 5, sold at $50;
package, c. r., No. 2. sold at 500
i package. ]. a. s.. No. 6. sold at %'ZO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
STANDING or THE CLUBS
brighton BEACH RACES.
4 Chapter of Accidents Two
jockeys Hurt.

NEW YORK. July 2-The first race
at Brighton Beach to-day furnished a
chapter of accidents. Timely reared in
the paddock and fen over backward on
her jockey, Mason, who was so badly
hurt that Collins had TO be substituted.
When the field was rounding into the
stretch there was a good deal OF cIOWdiug.
and John Fritz fell. throwing OdOm heaV-
lily. The latter was picked up and brought
back 10 the paddock quite seriously hurt.
Summary.
First race-hyc furlongs -Sakherat q 10
ID won, Dunblane 60 TO and TO TOD
second. knight Banneret az TO j third.
Time, 1902 80.
Second race-One mile and a quarter
Wolhurst Is To - won. Bishop Reed GO 10
] and 90. ID second, Maurice @ 10 j
third Time 20S 30.
Third receive 1urlOngs ana half
Dread 10 TO y won. ShrOve Tuesday % 10
. and 10 - second, Eileen DAILY q 10 j
third Time. ] 800 2-j.
Fourth race-siX furlongs nepress
90 20 ID won. Florence Clark q 10 ! and
10 y second, Rare Perfume a 10 j.
third Time. .l6.
Firm race-one mile and a sixteenth
Tyrshena @ 10 1O won. Leand0 % TO
and ( 10 - second, Dan Rice & TO % third.
Time. us 80
sixth race-handicap, hurdle. one mile
and three-QuaTters-H Mann G. 10
lO won, Premier O. 90 and 70 % second,
Article QJ TO j. third. Time. SIi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
IyyCuBURa ToBACCO-MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July 2l-tSirciaI)
Sales Of tobacco on this market the past
week aggregated only 4l6, 40 pounds. QUO
tations. Dark Grades: LuSs-CommOn
dark Tugs. SlOqS2.50; good dark Tugs,
3. Sj6S3.5O: fine dark Tugs. Sass. Leaf
Common dark leaf. $3.50a$t; medium dark
leaf. Si25aS5; good dark leaf, sass; fine
dark leaf. S9QSl2: good black wrappers,
S0dSl4: fine black wrappers. $l5QNL
bright Tobacco: Leaf-CommOn monde
script. 50 5OdS4: common bright. tTownish
Jugs S3Gsi: medium bright lugS. S5GS;
good bright Tugs. S7dS9; fine bright Tugs.
SO 5OG$lO. I.eaf-Common cutting, sass;
medium cutting. N.59aS; good cutting
sg6Sl0. fine cutting. SlaSl2.5O; fancy cut
ting. Sl4 5Od SlS Leaf-Common cut, wrap
pers SSda2: medium cut. wrappers. Sl2g
Sl3: fine cut. wrappers, S25gSiO;, good ma
hogany, Sl25O0S30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
BELLAMY sTORER MAY RETURN.
Minister 10 Spnin's Presence Needed
in Administering AN Estate.

CINCINNATI o., july 1.-THE death
OF Thomas McDougan, the lawyer may
summon home Belamy storer. Minister
10 Spain. Upon the death OF Judge Long
worth. in 1880. MT McDougall became a
trustee Of the Joseph LongWorth estate.
and upon the resignation. in 1872, OF Larz
Anderson and julius Dexter, the remain
ing executors. he became cO-Hustee with
Benamy Storer 10 the estate, Mr.. Storer
having been selected as successor to the
retiring executors.
All the business Of the two estates has
deyolyed upon Mr. McDougall since Mr..
storer's first election 10 Congress. IL IS
Relieved that his death Will necessitate
me prompt return of Mr.. Storer from
abroad and the appointment OF a new
tristee as the business of the estate IS
entirely suspended by the death Of Mr.
McDougan and the absence OF MS CO.
trustee. 1870
conservative estimates, Of the assets Oh
Mr. McDougalTs estate fix IL at from d
hair 10 three-quarters Of million dol
lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
nAxvrrIE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE. VA. July A.-(Special)-
tions Wrappers-Fanc SDQ$55; good $50
dSl0: medium, $2On$3O: common. S2aN0.
Finers-Fine. S.25aSlO; good $5.5OaS125
common. 8. 75d$5.50. Cutters-Fine. l1WS9;
Fine. S9dSl2: good. S6qS9; common, SqS6.
Nondescripts-Good, S2.50Q$i; common,
H.75QS250.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
sTFFOIK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA, July 2l.-(Special)-
Jumbo. fancy hand-picked Virginia pea
nuts Sic No. 1 fancy hand-picked Nlr-
ginia peanuts. Sc; extra hand picked Nir-
ginia peanuts. lie: No. / Virginia she'll
ed peanuts, lie; No ? Virginia shelled
peanuts. &c.: extra-large Virginia shelled
peanuts. 1-2c.; No. 1 Spanish shelled pea
nuts lie; No. Spanish shelled pea
nuts 8 Lie.