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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-20
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Toman. Bergeman, HIT First
base on errors-Los Angeles l, San Francisco .
Left en- bases--Los Angeles A. San Francisco g.
Bases on baJls-On Bergeman 4. of Hit p.
Struck out-By Bergeman 6. by Hit 8. Double
play-Wheeler to Mohler to Williams. Time of
game hour and 40 minutes Umpire-Kncll
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SuNfMARI

Sacrifice hits-Casey, Van Hatren (2), Eagan,
Hogan, Deyereaux co. First base errors
Fresno 3. Oakland l. First base on called
balls-0f Fitzgerald 3. off Gates /. Left on
bsses-Fresno 9. Oakland g. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald g. by Gates 4. Hit by pitcher Bliss
Double play-Fitzgerad TO Cartwright. Time Of
and Dunleavy.
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Selections for Today.
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race, six furiongs, selling-Maureen IS.
Lady March 93. Lacene 90, T0ppy Girl SO.
Mocassin Maid 93. Globe Runner 93. Lady Ethel
SO, Miss Kitty 93, Nickie SO. Katherine Moore
93. Lightburn 90, Beatrice 03 Sibylla SO.
Yerandah 93 Cygnet 104, Frivol 104.
Second race, eleven-sixteenths of mile sell
ing-Black Enamel 96. Better Anne 9S, Ruth
Nc 9S, La Thorpe 9S. Larry d 9S. silver Crest
10i, Hybrid lof, Emily Frances 1902. Alta Me-
Donald 103, Della Thorpe log. Demo 10l Toll
gatherer 1o7, Elected los, Margfe 100, Erie
tion 112
Third race. SIX furlongs. selling-MfIl Sing 81
DR.. Burch 80. DIR. Turner 95, Miss Anxious 9e,
Bitter Hand 95. Superior Boy 90. Bridal March
100. Wee Lass 100. Daring 100, Dresden 100,
Sand Bath 100. Shining Star 108. Mum 107. Col
lonade ITO. Potter ia. Ell 0tros ia.
Fourth race, steeplechase, clubhouse course
Full OF Fun i2S. Stoddard las. Medredlaw I24.
Weird $50, Wooldealer 125. Dalesnan i27. Arc
Light 128, Jolo 130. Snowdrift 149. SubadOr 15I.
Fun and Stoddard, Gerst entry; Modredlaw and
Weird Ferris entry.l
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Nonie Lucille IS.
White Plume 90. Alcor 80. John l. IngIis 103
Gus Heidorn 104. Elastic l04. John Carroll 10
Sixth race. six furlongs selling-Field Lark
%, Alma Gardia 93 Ocanya %, Annie Mack
%. Bitter Brown 9s. Lady Charade 1O3 Priu-
cpfa 10S. Minnehaha 1903, Lizetta S 1O4 Fugur-
tha 104, Flammula 104. linda 107 Lidwfna 1g7.
Royal Legend 107. Minnie Johnson 1O9
Seventh race. one and a sixteenth miles sell
fng-Revolt ia. F1orIzel 100 PiIler 1O1 Ida
Vivian 10i. Tie Only Way fO1 Light Opera
103. Golden Mineral los. st. Paris 106. ReveiI1e
1o6 Miss Doye i05. Marsh Redon III.
FORT ERIE ENrDrrS
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wOMAN's LONG LIFE ENDS.-OakIand. Juiy
19.-aIrs. Charity Rider. who had attained
home, T12 Market street She Is survived By a
sister. Mrs. A. g. Hardy, and son, Gaylord
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NEW YORK July 1e.-Burton W. Gibson.
the lawyer who committed TO the Ton,bs
Prison in default of $4,000 bail to await the
action of the Grand Jury in competition with the
murder Of Mrs. Alice D. Kinnan, appeared he
fore Justice Blanchard today on writ of habeas
corpus and was discharged from custody
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SPORTS Portland Assumes Lead in Pennant Race ea%s%
OAKLAND PITCHER
A MYSTERY TO
FRESNO.

RESULTS OF GAMES.
Los Angeles 3; San Francisco 1.
Oakland 3; Fresno L.
Portland .; Seattle 1.
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TODAY'S GAMES.
Fresno at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Portland mt Seattle.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
BY Fred e. MuIhoIIand.

First race--st. Adams, Lugans. PeIi-
groso.
Second race-Glendenning, Queen
Cup, Chassis.
Third race-Katfe Crews, Sizz, EIbn.
Fourth race-FIaunt, Homestead.
ViOna.
Fifth race-Harbor, Watercure, Little
Joker.
sixth race-The Mighty, buchanan.
Neatncss.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race. three-four.hs OF a mile-Massey
95. The Prodigaf 100 The Way 100 Olive Leaf
100 Nuns Yelling 100, Rubaiyat 107 Edict 40
Second race. hve-eighths Of a miIe-Cascabel
100, Golden Seal 100, Edwin Fl 103. Nellie Ra-
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WILL RIVAL FEATS
OF OLD TIME
SWIMMERS.

ETER S. McNALLY of Boston is
H en- route to the Continent on a
novel mission. The former news
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IotaIs ........... % 9 p IS
sWolters batted for Fitzgerald.
RIMS AND HITS RY INNINGS
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Tss1'l,9|0.0 N.
COUPONS. FR|.0M|..B|||0|||h|'|D||.s'I J.
Too sly to Steal $46s, ooo:, a \ in =:
Paper, He Takes the
!. Interest. ssf

CHICAGO, July A.--Bonds to 8.sS 'Ittl I'll q
value Of s46s 900 have been short q q
Is1l 1000 worth OF coupons by q Chicago:
thief who covered his Il tracks, The e
bonds were the property Of ~ Chicago
business house, the name Of which Is not
revealed, md the thief Il y supposed 70
have 4 been Y a trusted employe but his his
identity, II known, is kept secret
IN. The stolen coupons were due for pa " s.;
im1eent July lat. Detective saE encles Sin--
lvostgatlng had INSTRUCTED Ions to- keep the
ROBBERY secret ). & IN 3 (. ts .s5
Il. WallHstrect got news Of the robbery
wien Biz bond houses were supplied With
a description OF tho bonds from which
the coupons had been stolen. transfer i q
and trust. companies have peen = ounce [lt
TO stop payment on. the co Y pors. .lSassf
u IT Is evident that the thief was either,
mn eimploye OF the establish nent which
suffered tho loss. or person familiar 5
with banking methods, for instead 8sof
stealing tho bonds he took the coupons ]
which are easily negotiable. HI.
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NEW YORK x PRODUCE NIARKT'T =

piGur0puii. y corn,neal- STEADY Hye-Duil;
Wheat-Firm; NO. red: elevator. e.. Up,
Aente,sSsT .. * h'f bsesmse ay' ssxe
cofn-Firm; No s1xe sleys s,.rs o E1Hs':
December, 5sHc, Oats-st eady mig 60,
! Bcei-steady. Cut Meats-Firm. LardI1riIm,
western prime, sp00lo refined. frm; continent,
* * ~ Pork--Flrtn. VI Ia low--Stead foh1hT.
STEADY q Ge,lse-spo,
M nss ah aIm ice q i ioaS po.ns
steady; fair refining, 3Hc.; centtisnsa!; 49,;
moIasses sugar &C.; refined: steady, sut'er-T
sienaW and unchanged. BClleese-steady any asNa
Unchanged n EgGsstro ng; western hrsts s SlsW
R'ota,oes and cabbas e.;steaayf ana VA n
ciinngsd Freights and Peanuts-oaiet ana No
i cotionseei oIi--Firm and higher on 5000 q,
speculative and consultative demand rr. mi
sbh a.Sc.. ca rly new crop; prime I,,, .vntHr
yellow. %Sc, Az .--. n
CHICAGO. ILL.,, July :t-The sit ss @0,.h y
.Is .1ss;2 ssps,ss 1 sssess
caused a fairly strons wheat market !o ,say
AZ {hc close September wheat Was UP ~ sNiI ~
Corn" wns Kc higher Oats was up ~ ~ 49, ~
and provisions were UNCHANGED 70 shvs Wy.
hin her
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Chesapeake q | Ohio RY,,5s!

5clnolnnatl Indianapolis 81. Louis. e hlea "a
90, louisville, Nashville. Msr,p phi BE-
2:1s p. N. and III 20 81. N daily t
Westbound local y ainsi ~ s.
y 7;soA. NJ daily and s:ls P. y. week daye.s
NsWport News. Norfolk and Old pe sl.ls
100 A.. u 81 and 100 e. u. daily
local for Newport News and Old f,olny y
:ss IA. N. and 800 p y, dali
sl5 James River Tine
10 10 AZ. II, /; liz n. n. wsek days. "a
S5Arrice Main Line from Weat = 80 A.. Nc
- I, = P :, ~ m q,
100 p. M James I liver: 80 :t0s 80
5P, ". LsDaily q - Esx n 0unday.) Nj
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sraGLDUIs--Abus OF pickles and vinegar,
as weight reducing agents. used the sudden
death Of Miss Annie {; ross ttWonty five years
old. = The post .nortem revealed the inner walls
OF her stomach completely eat away iJ
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NTsaYo RK. ID mcs Nolan, al, nnat Of
AZ nln1shonsa inis County Wexford, Ireland
has established what is believed g ba.an In,
Patrick White, h aged 5reoiuse. who died IN
the Mansion Honso. Brooklyn, May I'd. leaving
nearly $500 00. l29g g$t
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IXssonlntedsPre;

10 y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b6Il /, l.5 g1N.
4 FULTON Mo-, July 81 The ury in
the case Of Mrs. Edmund Bailey charged
with being an accessory to the all ling sot
jay IIawder, whom her Shusban no t,
dead, returned O verdict OF Sacquittal to-
day. Or ter having been out forty hours.
Bailey was acquitted ION Saturday, They.
left the courthouse together.
Il Bailey. an employe In Lawder,s coal
mine, shot Lawde or dead upon learning
OF Intimacy existing between BI4nwder and
Mrs Bailey, The reading of sensnt ional
letters 1rltten to Lawder2 by Mrs. Bailey
was a. & feature OF the trial. AZ In her lap
Mrs Bailey held an infant, whose ather,
she testified In the trial, was LaWder..
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.SOuthelr.nRailW

6 I, /, TRAINS LEAVE RiCIiMort ~ ".
al. ana..1Followng schedule figures publiSnsea
W. & itora ton are MOI. sa5.:;
eesS,nn.rHeetins Al Keysvllis ~ cnsss CITY,.
t,.sn 8 az and Buffalo Lithio
= - x II, Pulman&t "
Game lanta and birmingham. New OfleaessASs
1Msefnph!s. Chattanooga and all the 0outa.i
fIr,nTough coach for Chase City OxxoEoss
~ Dueham and Raleigh.
~ * * E. ~ lex. Sunday--Keysvtlla LOCAL.
~ E. Observation-Disclosures man ready e:s
r. III for all the South. MI sla%N
- w :, .8 YORK RIVER LIN b. q s
sSV :; ~ ~ Except sunday--No. te-Ba
az 3 3; .Ms!-lE1cep. sunday VI
44s ~ a. u, -15;nxesb. Sunday t-local s "A
s -. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. # .ssSs III
eie ess ~ 1880 p. M,-From ALI the soutns
s;so =. M.-From Cha rlotta, Raleigh DuehaMssS
/. & Chaao CIT and Local Station.
s:so ~ From Keysville and Local statIoHs;;S
s:l5 ~. To- From ltl;aore and Syeiss
io:45 AZ ), ssh +. NJ 7s:--F tfs' n.
I. Ne. ls and No 10 stop Quinton, Tunssaiil
white 4: Ho!,ss .Mnd Iestet Manor.
ca WeBWEsTR1IRY.. -. r: !. q y.
II. B. SPENCER rs SS555 58$ s. II. f1ARDWlCkss
3s$ PA Gen. Mgr: Pass Trnfs Agts;l1S
s4 w. ff$rAYLOE,8d.T,. "A. 81
WASHINGTON. -. 5Sa5si l
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( LlE;AFlToBACCo MARKET.
Good Breaks, Good Stock and
Verv Satisfactory Prices,

Three Of tho tobacco warehouses had fairly
good breaks 4 OF lenf tobacco yesterday, thu
sales amounting 4, In the asgrsgate to !, 90 ooo
pounds. The 4 sales wera ], al Shock RB Stone.
wall and Crenstaw warehouses. IL 5tyis 4 Is s,5
\ Bone Very good sum CURED atock was put on
sale ana every pile offered was sold at prices
ientltently' Bht4sfac tory to & the sellers.
humber oGppiIes went *'up above the twenty
dollar ma rls, and one pile Of shockos war;
house bropght sag one at stonewal WIS knock ).
up mainly Of I'll ers, w rying from con,iiiot,
nd 1nedl UNI upS 10 A the Perry best tina t sold
around the fourteen and fifteen dollar mn TX :.
Bidding on I'LL grades was Spirited and tho
market was very strong and acsive.
~ The next breaks WillSb on Friday, isls
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EoWg RATE WEEk.ENDb ExCURslO
z; 70 NEW JERSEYS EASAORE RE &

SORTS-H.,4 f. d e, h. Z. D. 4
Commencing June 22d and until Sep
tember 9Th. inclusive, the az Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac RI lroad VIII
sell on Friday and K Saturday Of each
week special excursion. tickets to Atlantic
Citv. Cape May. Ocean City, Sea Isle
Citv.S,and Wildwood. N. Jn&at rate OF
81 1000 round trip: from Richmond. # Tickets
GOOD going &only on date OF sale and for
return passage leaving destination not
ntera than Tuesday following date Il OF
Issue, Apply 10 ticket agents r.. f. q
. p =, 80, w, F. TAYLOR,
1.'-ti'S III 81 Traffic Manager.
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COTTON; MARKETS

& NEW YORK. July n. After a slight early
! advance the cotton market turned weak ard
aold on 70 the slow level ot July 3D., The close
was only a point or 30 %up5 from the lowest.
although steady In stone at unchanged prih>s
to net decline Of points. generally As1
points net lower. Sales for tho day were estl-
mated at aoo. 900 bales. b e 81 !.
The market openod steady at an advance Of
sd4 points and soon sold sol points net higher.
4 or about 9all points above tho low level OF
the previous day on covering ~ ahprts and q
little buying for long account. lnspirsed by
i i1e cables ana reports Of wet weather ID
the eastern belt But thcre was no snap TO the
buying, and the market weakened toward mid,
and lqudatlon, whieh wes gndobtedIS due
Conserving tho russian situation, md in tho
afternoon prices broke sharply TO 0,p9 for Ans
gust, 10 10 for october and TO- ~ for December
the close whs at practically the loves. point
Hur sns Wa Mas consiaersl about stand q ani
+ had no effect Of, tho market. Tho showers r..
norted in tho eastern belt were light and the
foreca ct, while calling for rain for the western
belt was for clear IN most nj the Sta ties.
4- Receipts al the potts to-day VERGE, 6G palca
against 1879 last week and 1853 last year;
FOR the week Is, 900 halts AGAINST ROOT last
week and l0?csl last year. Torday's recslp ts
last year, and at Houston oS' bales lh asans '
t747 last year. AZ X IA
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n f ~ AsIso,cinted P ross. - rs.
.R,I NJ, - sToCn tAnK1Tr.

I.iehmond. Va. July, -. isos.
4 STATE sEcuHlrlt ,a Nc. Al ksd
Va ss Old q. and RI ieas. ..::::.. esA ssN
Va Centuries. "a; G. !. and r. 1871. % 9Ssa =
ft RAILROAD BONDS
"a. C. L. r, r. Con. TT. p c.... e9
a. G. II r. r. Ctfs.5 OF Ind. 4 p. co. 20
aeorx|a Pacific lss g. , 81 lss2 t ~, i1s
Georgia and Ala. Consol IS. l9S lQS IS.
Norfolk and Western Ry. Isl 1896. 100 80.
Nor and West. Ry. Poca. 4s,.....eS.
5yvestkrn NJ c. LIST S. c., b19la..,n Ill ...34E
Seaboard Air Line !s l9s0.,...;;. 81 A...5
Atlantic ConAt Line loo 136 -. fs
Atlantic Coast Line com. 100 lSd -.
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 b615 $50
Norfolk and Western CON. ......, 100 Sl,5.',Ist
RANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American National t,i1l l21H -.
civ !, "a a3t
First National !. Z. 100 200 .,.
Merchants National. loo 4!s
National Bank OF Virginlh...,.. 100 lbs no H
Bank OF Rlchmond. lsS ...5
IA MISCELLANEOUS sss vi 3f$ 4
Va. Car Chemical pfd., 8 p. Eo.,..,l0 l07 t,S
EA3,<---
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spEclAL xcURsloNs TO NIAGARA
~ FALLS, VIA RI Is a. n. r. =.
a f3sf Nai G1GA Mn CONNECTIONS. !5s4

r.eaye washington. D. c.via Bait.
nn,oro and Ohio Railroad and Lehgh Val
i iey railroad. TOO a, N. Friday, June
18th al and 7;ao a. NJ. Fridays, July 18TH
49, "a 81 tn. August sd and 18th, September
,tt H and 2sth; via 'Pennsyiyanta. Railroad
md buffalo. 1855 a, NJ. Fridays. July
MY mn. and 2oth, August 10th and Gath, Sep
tomber 7th and 2lst and October 18th
Rate. 1880 round trip from Riehuond.
Tickets on sale for afternoon trains O
tan limited to reach Washington. re-
t tu.t within ten days, including date
~ excursion from that point. For ttek-
ais and full information, apply ! ttetet
agents, r., F.i& F. n. r.. Is II
* Traffic Manager.
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IL the Easerr, part sot Virginia. and the vlr-s5
GINA grown i article II now the only Kind on
inc market they are good enough and cheap e..
Wholesale figures yesterday werc 81. u to -
per bnrrcl \. 81 n Va IS $50
b Chickens arc plentiful and the market YES
on q cent per pound. Other articles remain
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NEGRO Convention
TO 60 TO W Va NC ON
Delegates from All ", Over the
Country Preparing for Vast
Gathering, II

From all parts OF the country y tho
negroes are preparing for o great con-
sventlons In Washingt on. II Will be, per-
u, aps. the largest gathering OF Its kind
that this country, or any. other. has ever
witnessed, for At will be International in
character. and at its head will be- soon
the majority OF the most eminent men
Of their race. \. ss
4 The gathering Is undap the auspices Of
the Negro Young People ~ CongfoAs.
numbering nearly 20,OoQ delasAtas ana
visitors, who hall from both, shores OF the
continent and from AL lis lenHth. The
object OF this vast gatha;inE is Tor rbs
unificatlon OF tho ntNco's INTEREST and
FOR his moral, mental and physical ads
yuncemont. The very beat susnk-
ers and WORKERS Of the entire
race are listed on. the programme.
ana their efforts Will bo - stir
the race to a rene ne activity fap their
welfare and uplift.
gather In IA great miiss llleoling Tomorrow
night In, the colored Second Baptist
Church In the Interest Of tho congressional
convention THIS will be Athe laa. one be-
fore tllei delegates leave for hing ton.
III.
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| Bret Items J. From +
En- ry'1p,'hl'l.ere.
3w11M1NuroN M. Edward [ Addicks viii be.
the the unGn spIDltsa pasty
NEwgoT 1hsnafa, WISE spa
SIDser snd taay Hssses 's
in his summer rosidence Il s8gsS
end ile June reached
ssssss sssaHns sSsa sE e
OF food products examined by tho State Board
snd 80 passsa aaa
standard. percenta 20 equal 70 pef cent.
AT5RT0wNs 1uss shrs to
years started across Rosk lsland tres. =:
The nnS Ea reo e
II. ANcAsTBR, PA NAL opening q {. :,
2. ssS syM
b SIS ssn On IN, ana n s try
~ amss Nolan, fan, .nmato 81
has e essabssed What 90I belieysd
pars aged ''aHss
the Mansion IIouso, Brookly Mo y %, lea Wing
nearly $500, 90. 81
49, &, y i. s b,
as weight reducing agents. caused the sudden,
h.ot Miss Annie Gross years
The e ,sysa,sd, e ner wns
STAFFORD. DEL. -- Frank G. Dawson. rlght
illadors Of seaford baseball club. proved him
frightened horse and saved the lives 81 Mrs
William S. 4 Burton and two dausht ers
lth cp smey nna The
tempting 70 throw out Of q ndowL Ch9rles
sS Ss.
human 1nonster''s9by Magistrate Moss In the
Harlem Court. III s III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wsa ~ Y. said d, that
aE az the inter Tractors at leas, this
lie ln.iated that tbs n ~,
ATLANTIC qrEYAn w q ~
double drowning q Robert 1omee !, ap Z, Ms
daughter It was shown that Gap Clark.
the 'decrep.t lifeguard on duty, did not get his
shoulders wet in his attempt % rescue tho
pair. & .5,i ~ 8S 53sii i2{E a ssS 3t8i 5G
"a NEW Notwithstanding George w. Ely, OF
the New York Stock ExchanS Q. announced. tnat
forged certificate for ,tif!y shares e Union
and Ia signed With the names OF E. Fl, iia :,
rlman and Alexander n tllnr. without otflclh
title. SsEttt BE- y n
sYlENNA Al Ferdinand snnr. author and mem.
q The Ensr ~ IL
d suburb OF Vienna. ,Ho had been suffering
from nervous $prostrn 557I II
MISUNDERSTANDING and Mrs; Young, who
reside at Narhertl, have niEnined their inton'
ton OF Joining the "ldeal Homo Colony. Hus.
gested BY linton slnclnir: Mr.. Young Is Q
i!es' ana ia closely related to the vandcrnllts
while Mrs Young comes from an old North
Carolina family,
H MERIDEN. commissioning her husband
would not buy her an auto OF the latest us'
Sign and spend moro time In entertaining her.
msa FEARS eassos aoy coppe
married but a few weeks. N & 5
Y NEW YORK.--Mrs. Elizabeth Mcvltty.. az
yorced wife OF q Philadelphia manufactured
son. and Albert NJ, King, Former race traek
booknaker, who were arrested last " week e
shagea MN KIN sisHSs We're
from custory Tho police have been able TO
find no trace OF the Jewels, l3i ~ Ky 4
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GIRL TO GRAVE
Sweetheart Committed Suicide
Man Kills Himself.
I(By Assnclated Press.l

MARION, j., July 24.-O. G.. Johnston.
twenty four years dig, was found dead
to-day Ten days ago J Johnston quarreled
with his sweetheart, Miss Cora hite
as a result Of which the girl committed
suicide by taking carbolic acid. Johnston
also took cnrbolic mold. and to mako
sure 81 death he turned on the gas in
his room. M 55.,5 IA s} {aas 33i 5$5l
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! Richrnonders in New York.

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
YORK, July 2+-C Cadillac, j. a.,
Moncure. Dr.. B. D.. spaldlng; Aston
IL Dee Marlborough, w. Fl. Z Smith,
Albert II. L. Lodge; Hoffman, V r. G,
Glenn, Breslln. W., B. Nelson; Grand.
u. M. Bargnmin; York, W. s.. Sicily; Hotel
Astor. w, "A. Marcuse, Xxx; GA
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PRODUCE MARKET.
Receipts Smaller, but No Ma
terial Change in Prices.

The RECEIPTS Of country produce and frulta
on i. Ca Cary Street we're not a large Yesterday
nG Of, Monday hut there was enouRh OF every
suI Ie as &c ali the morning, Very few peaches
feel!y sh ~ tbs we esa
taiiers' and there was no change IN prices,
T Sss' same q may DO said q other fruits Poa.
toes are coming very freely from Truck Farm
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,Seaboard Air Line Railway.

3southhound Trains leave Richmond Daily
Il 40 AZ M,--Local to Norlina. Ra leigh. Chats
400 p nj. Through sleepcra and Coaches At
~ 1nntaSE DrminRham.j& Savannah. JAokeonsss
"a ~ = NJ -Throush coactos and slaepers IsAX.s
80 annnh. Jacksonville Atlanta, Birmin1
.h th Trains sArrlve Richmond Daily
s,io Al Nj. s4:65 P. NJ. $50 2. y.
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. Il. King & CO

HON -. Main ST, Richmond, Va.
sTocks, COTTON AND GRAIN, A,
Fractional Lots a specially, s
Clos Attsntlon 10 out,es- Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES.
NEW YORK, Oh cA0o, NEW oRLgANs
wcstern Union Branch In our offlce,
stock Ticker IN cuatopers Room
q --N embers- h. at
R.oAmond Grain ana Cotton Exchange,
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CATTLE 11ARRETN.
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(sales OF Union Stock Yhrds:) ..i

1.-Two stock report for the week ending gr II
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head None on sale.
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$50. s csttie-steady Fair TO- good shippers.
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Holland in Gloom.

4 THE HAGUE July 2i,-Queen VIII
3helmina was taken III last night, and the
announcement to-day that the expectation
OF an heir to the throne at this time Will
not BIO realized caalsed gloon, throughnu :
Holland s5s5
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