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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

Que 81 dicZ pOr clcnto r~c>tant'
Que representa- a los meXIcan0S
prdctiroS cn eli idioma. solo Iorma-
ria una insi-nificante mluOrla que
no tendria ningUn valor On Ia OPT
MON pGDlica, pur Ia mayoria ahru-
MADEIRA de NotoS de injividuos dc
otraS nacionalidadcS que irian ell 81
contra.
Que 81 rsc dccrcto 81 pusicra "n
practical. qucdariamos impossible
tados para haccr waller nuestroS de
dechos Y sujctos Il n condlclon
mas ~deSpreciahlc que la que guar
dan los negros, pucs d clos com"
Dracticau 81 idioma. Sc les conceee-
ria Ell dereche del vote y por -
mi>mo sc les guardarian maS con-
~sidcracIOncs publicas Que a n0>otroS
los meXiCanos. que fuilnoS los prl-
merOs cUlOnizadores y los Que ic
|hemos dad0 fertilidad y cultlNo a los
tcrrenoS de este Estado con nueatfo
trabajo y laboriosidad.
Que Is justo por 10 menos CUE So
nos tratr como ciudadanos va que
no St nos conccdcn otraS Tranquil
eias.
Que como u rail- de haberse ane-
Xado eStos terrenoS a la Union ~
mcricana, voiuntariamentc nos pu-
lsimos baio Ia tutcla de las autorl-
dades de este Pals. tenemos ahord
derechO cuando menOS d desISnal
i nuestroS sObernantes, cuyo dere-
anucstros gohernante7, cpyQ dereesc
Sc nos quierc arrcbatar con un in
fundado p~rcteIto.
Por todas las considerations qut
%anteccden, d tod0s los meNlcanO:
pasa L &c. Gel. C.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Dos agentes del GObicrnO
americana.

! En- los circuloS m%exicanOs que
tlenen alguna significaci6n Sc habla
del arribo del MarisCa! de los ES-
tadoS Unid0S. ST. john H. Rogers
Due tuvO lugar la noche Ultima. al
que Sc lie quiere dar una gran i'm
pOrtancia. FL sciioT Rogers ha re-
ciDidO 6rdeneS Supt:iUrtS de vcnlr
a Ell PaSO a coiabOrar con I'll senior
Camp. JueZ de DiStrit0. en- los
aSuntoS que este ultlmo empirado
del GObicInU americana tIrnc entire
manoS en- estoS precisOS mOmcntoS.
Tambitn no ha dejado de lamar Ia
atenci0n el arrlDO de A. Bruno
Bieiaski, ~proccdente dc Washington
y el cual s. jcft del depariamento
de investigation N el Drpartamcnto
de Justicia. Fl senior BielaSki con-
ferenci6 va con ei senior Robert. J..
Barnes. agentr especial cncargad0
de la Division de Texas. bajo Cuya
direction Sc ha hechO la acumula-
ci6n de tOdaS las pruebaS en- que 81
GODlrrnO CASA >uS pgOCcdlmIcntU,
contra el ScilOr General Hucrta. ha-
bl6ndOlo arrestadO pUr vlolacj6n de
las ieyes de n~cutTalidad.
Al discurrir Il scior Bicla>ki con
81 senior Barnes espresso Ia nece-
>idad DE- Que fl Departamrnto dc
JuStlcia ponga ruanto este dc SUI
partc para eyitar la violation de la
lryes del pals. Auochc debr hahcr
>a!ido para IL paSo, Il senior Bic
ia>kl Y Ell aqucila cludad r0nirrcu-
clara cOn los agrn;"s cspccidlcs del
Departments Il" luc fUGma part,
sobrc la S%ituaci0n mrXlcana. Acorn
paila al Sitaio p~ersUndjc Ia >rnO-
IA su esposa y drspucS DE- terminal
ia ,u mission en- FL PaSo, >cguiri ,I
canine rumbo Il la costa del paci-
flee.
Todavia NJ sc han riiado en- c>ta
ciudad u los que de>ean te>tificar
en- la prilncra vista de la rausa Sc
=uida contra cl General ~FGucrla. Ia
cual tendra iuGar cl pr6ximo lunes
ell la ciudad DC Ii pa,o; pcrO IA
lnformarcmUS d nucstros lcctorcS
SObrc este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Nuevos detaIIes de Ia fuga del &C.
neral Pascal 0rozco
Los agentes de Justicia andan tras de la pista del
general mexicano, sin que puedan hallario

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSa.
Ell pASO. Texas. Julio LA no
ticia de que Fl General Pascual
Orozco Sc escape. de la ciudad dc FL
Paso cruzandO Ia frontera hacia el
!ado de Mexico es va conocida de
los lectores de la PrenSa. Agregare
a ella algunos otros detalles que no
carecen de lnteras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Los trabajos preliminarc>.

Los OrganizadOrcS del mONlmlen-
10 i%rabaiaron en- >eCreto. para CYL
tar que Sucedicra iU que UCurrI6 ha-
cc dos amos, ruando los mincroS III
tcntaron drclararSr cn iuelga. IL
que pntomce> ocurri6 fuG In >lgulclI
tr: al conuccr Ia Compalia lbs pro
p6Sltos de- los obrcru>. trabajO &C
tivamcnte para de>animar a los Or
g~anizadorr> del moyimirnt0, ' mu-
choS de eiloS furrOu arr">tatO>,
otros I~eStrrrado> d. r-ta region,
~c0ntralar"u d gran njlmrro d" ora
dOre> para Que conycnclcra nj puc-
bio de- ia conyrINirncia rir no de-
rlarar huriga, y hasta - ~saccrdot"
del lugar. durantr uu sermon. habiu
Ell contra ii" Ia huri"a.
E>ta vrz. los trabai"a Sc hlrirroi'
con TODD >lgllo. y no - saba 81
dia fijado para "-taiiar Ia hu"!-3,
pero - >upouia que fucra dc>pur>
del pago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Is arPeStadO FL "Cader" de los
ObrcrOS.

pOr Ell simple hccho de haber lei
do al pueblo ell memorial Ia poilcla
apTehendi6 a Trevulet y 10 conduJo
a la carcel. Este incidcnte basic
para que fuera declarada Ia huelsa
y ningunO de los m]eXicanoS y eS-
panolcS fu6 a TRAFALGAR.
Una comisi6n de ObrcrOs tue a la
COrtc a solicitar Ia libertad del pre-
20, perO no ~lograron los trabajado-
res su ObjetO. Al sisuicntc dla. un
abOgadO americana. de la Union de
Carpinteros de Phoenix, Mr.. r. h.
brunmback. hizO geStiOnes y ioGro
IA lihprtad de Trcvelut. Una vcZ he
rhG rS!o. FL reGerido abOgad0 ofre-
clio Il los hueleuiStaS Sus serylcloS.
por i Gucrian u~til2ar!0s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

Diern0 para Seguir contra aquel mi
litar la acci0n penal pOr y~i0laci0n
de las leyes de neutralidad. Juzgan-
DO con este criterio, la question de
OrozcO Sc preSenta SatisfaCtoria pa
"a sus enemigos: sin embargo, en-
10 tocantc a la evasion del jefc
frOnterizO no tOdos los OficIaleS a
que me he referido opinan de un
modo %semejante: entire muchOS hay
la creencia de que Orozco hi ST.
quiera ha salidO de cSta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Una estaci6n radiografica
va a ser IeVantada en-
Punta Isabel, Texas
MIENTRAS Sc TERMINi ST ms
T.ALACION, Sc HARA USO DE
LA ESTABLECIDA EN- Ell
FJERTE BROWN.
No Ina sidO hallada aiIn la banda dc
malhechOres que apareciO Ell
las ccrcanias dc ByfOrd.

BROWNSVILLE, Julio Sci Go
bierno de los Estados Unidos cons
truira, dentro de muy POGO tempo,
una estacion de radiografia en- Pun
to Isabel.
FL Tenientc c. c. Culver, Que tu-
vo a su cargo la erection de Ia eS-
taci6n dc radiografia cstablecida Ell
81 Euerte Brown. dc csta ciudad
Is quirn Sc cncargara de diriSir los
jrabajos para la construction dc Ia
que Va Il lcvantarsc en- Punta Isabel
Segun 10 manifesto el rcferido Te-
nicntc, espera que llegue u Browns
willie Ct material neresarlo, ante:
que tcrminc la ~presentc lulncena
La base de ccment0 que sostendra
D,p, l., IN ra1 g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
CeIebraron en- Matamoros
ell triunfO obtenido por
]. Trevino en- IcamoIe
PARA LENANTAR Ell ESPIRITC
PUBLIC0 Sc HICIER0N DE-
MOSTRACIONES ENTUSIAS-
TtS DE REGOCHO.
,Nicgan las autOridadcS carrancistas
que el trafic0 ferrocarrilera con
tinue interrumpido.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Julio S.-LaS
autorIdadeS de Ma;amoroS ban celc
brado hoy el triunfo que dicen lla-
Der obtenido las fuerzas de Jaclr-
to Trevino en- 1camolc, contra una
parte de las tropas vilIistas que ali
Sc encontraban.
Como en- los ultimos dlaS. las no
ticias Que circularon eran del TODD
contrarias d la causa ~carrancista. 81
triunfO Obtenido Ell esta veG por
las tropas de Jacinto Trcvih0, ha
servido para leyanlar eli cSpiritu pu-
bIiro en- favor de la cauSl del Sc
nor de Cualro Cieucgas.
Oficialmente 80 aSeSur6 aver en
Matamoros y en- esta ciudad, po:
Ell Agente carrancista, Que - ineXac
PaSa z IL g. Gel g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
De AVENTuRAS.
a ~ crntavos cada turrio.

Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los c-imina-
les:
Ell vendedor de cadaveres.
Ell robo del diamante axul.
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata del Tamesis.
Jack ell destripedor.
Los monederos falsos de Londres,
La maleta sangrienta.
I'm medico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell contrabsn-
dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
A las puertas de Ia muerte.
La viuda roja de Paris,
La bestia humana.
Una noche de terror.
Ell robo del collar de perlas.
La infsme posada del Cairo.
Ell nsufragio de Corfu.
81 rey de los bandidos,
Aventuras de John C. BATTLES,
ell rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
Ell ~inc6gnito misterioso.
I'm robo en- ell Palacio Rea,.
Ell principe jugador.
Ell asaito en- Ell Sleeping
81 amo rojo.
FL heredero de Eaglestolsr
FL secreto del anillo.
FL Presidente de las Colonies.
81 falso salteador.
La doncella raptada
Ell fusil del negro.
e tesoro del Roghi.
I'm viaje dc bodas.
II tesoro de Estado.
Fl sacerdote del So
En la ratonera.
e. secreto del tssoro.
Hagsnse los pedidos acompahsdos
lie su importe q
. IGNACIo E. LozANo.
6o7 Dolorosa St San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
SANDALS De VEnTA.

Sc venden por carretoDes y dis
tintos precios. Buen canine para
traerlas a San Antonio. DirTanse 4
|. B. Shultz o JESUS Torres, Elmen-
dorf, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
A LOS PROFESSORS DE MuSICA I Al
PUBLIC0.

Ell ST. Pedro y. PARA, conocldo coLlpsst-
TOR tipnn n Ia yenta sus iltimaS compost
clones musicales para orQucsta o piano. Los
a~rreslos de Instrumentation estan hechos
de la mancra Sigulente: -
Flauta-V
bon o Cello Y Contrabalo. L! olTectoI y paos
re- de pIanO sc mandara por separado a los
orofesores pOr % centavos.
LISTA DE PLEAS.
IA PRENSA (Marcha) .................. 19c
WWu. M .RTjSTA VaIs) ............ 75c
u,RCua INTFRuEZZO ......... 75c
I.ppS uoI'R IVaISf SOC
PIPO Marcha en- Aires NaciOnales).. ..sI.co
IAganse los pedidos a PEDRO NJ PARhA
Dallas. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
La Compania so>pccha los trabajo>

No - >abr como, - Fl case dur
los rumorrs de ia hurIga l~lr-arou
a oidos dr 10, directories d. Ia com
pahia; ' 81 y a~mauericron yigiLan~
do las coloniaS Barcelona, de- cSpa-
hulr,. V Sonora. dc mcNicanOS, CRU
pos dc amcrIcanoS armadoS, p"r
cuenla dc Ia GompaHja.
En- vista d. cto Alberto Trcvu-
let, rcuni6 Il >uo compahcroS DE ira
hajo Y les lego 81 memorial Que lba
a ser enviado a Ia Cia.. amcnalan-
dole con dcrlarar Ia huciga a las
once dc la malana, sin no - CON
cedia a 10 soiicltadO por los ira
bajadorcS, que era SuprImir toda
cla.c de cOntvatnS dcnirO de- la MI
ma: que Ell >uridO minimum de- los
trabaajdOrcS furra de- Tres peso Sc
icnta V cinc0 rrnjavo> diarios: que
H. media bora que la ley cOncrdr
para ONE ga Observable puntual-
mrnlc: que la iornada de los traba-
iadorrs del exterior de las minaS.
sea rrducida a echo horaS diaria>:
Y que no - cXpulsc del tcrreno de-
la cOmpailia a ningin trabajador de-
Ia misma pur cucStiOnc> politicas -
,ocialcs, sin motive justificadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

Pase L 5a. Gel. e..
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Pasa L 90. Gel. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

was being conducted by agents OF a
foreign government. and that | had 10
doubt the same agencies and intfu-
cnces were at work elsewhere with tho
same purpose in view
I'VE should all enter Il sympathetic
protest and frown down upon any for
eiGn Interference. no matter by what
motive actuated. particularly when
that motive is Interior and to the
detrimcnt of the good name. growth
and permanence of our great cause.
That the effort has been made to
corrupt some of our men for such Il
purpose is true. but that the strikes
have been inaugurated is untrue; and
II is untrue because the men who have
given time and service 10 the workers
OF our country have intcrposcd in
time"
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GOMPERS REPEATS CHARGE
OF FOREIGN INFLUENCES
Declares There IL Effort to Corrupt
Wen for Purpose of Having Strikes
InauEurntcd.

WASHINGToN. July 3o-Samuel
Gompers. president Of the American
Federation of Labor. to-day reiterated
his charge that foreign influences had
been working TO make strikes in The
United states. and called upon the
workingmen 10 discountcnancc amy
such attempts.
Mr. Gompcrs made public his CORE
Spondcncc with the Central Fedora te
Union of New York. which made an in
Huiry regarding Il statement attributed
10 MIR. Gompcrs that officers Of inter
national unions had received money TO
pull off strikes in Bridgeport ana else
where in ammunition factories"
II never mentioned international
unions wrote MIR. Gompcrs, nor did I
refer 10 ammunition factories What
did say was that authentic informIa-
ton had come To me that efforts had
been made To corrupt men for the plir-
pose of having strikes inauguratcd
among scam"n and ionpshoremcn en-
gagged in handling ammunition prod
ucts and manning ships for E.uropcan
ports: that til. corruptinC influence
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GETS SUSPENDED SENTENCE
Judge RnsnIsky Acts In CnSc of Gus
tnv T.. T0uchnrd.

NEW YORK. July 3o.-Gustav +.
Iouchard, Jr.. former indoor tennis
champion. who recently pleaded guilty
TO larceny. was given Il suspended SEN
tence to-day by Judge Rosalsky in
General Sessions. Touchard admitted
taking golf balls worth $40 from a
sporting goods firm.
His lawyer made plea for mercy. in
which he said the young man had
fallen as result of pressing tinancia
obligations after the sudden death OF
his wife. He also stated that complete
restitution had been made.
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frn.cd they had fun effect ON prices which
az me lowest were 2 10 10 points under
Yesterday last figures The lose was a,
net loss IF to points
fhe market had I. good tone around rho
rpNninr ana much bullsh comment vas
arouse" ~ private rcror, on condition
showing loss OF over points ior the
month. The frs report Of rains st1rtn.' "a
pront-takinC movement among longs and
offerings quickly increased unit thry ex.
crird lt"""unc"d pressure the market
Tho 'ise in tho carly trading was rartly
based ON tho dry weather map and COM
plants Of tho ur:avorab,c effect of rhe
drought OF tho crop.
cotton futures Clo"inr; October .ll: De.
""ufher. H5@' January. ass: March. go
Spot cotton. steady. unchanged. nddlinS
$40 sales Oh n" spot 29j bales. :" arr
rive so bales
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NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July 31.-Raw sugar. steady
centrifugal. i'i: molasses. 2Si: refined easy
"a points lower. Butter and cheese. ste ,dy.
Spot cotoe. Quiet Rio No. :. 7:sc. sartos
No. {. :'.c
CoH"nsAed oil displayed weakness ur,,ler
scattered liquidation and bearish pressure
induced Icy prospects Of frcer crude offerings
nnd poor general demand. Final prices vera
/! t" points not lower safes. a.sHo har-
RES IN. market closed weak Spot;
sos: August. i9-Uj95. September $50 =
ociThHr 's@r5." November. 3.ST5.>S. De.
AIRY, 5.97roo3. March 6o;0sCs
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ASK MIR, BOWMAN"

For Information and rates TO Calltor-
MIA EXpositions before making az.
rangcmcnts elsewhere. He can prcDa-
sly save you money Tickets by rail
or water 10 all points. Phone RAN
toiph I5S.. as g. Main ST.. tt.cnninn..
In,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSAles at Union Stnckyards(

, Fithmond. va, July 30 l?:a.
Scst steers. S6Si.. choice cattle higher
medium to good. las common to fair
h,."".s: best hcifers. 1i:TS; medium to good
eN..''c: common to fair. 52Tc's: hest cows
.n"'s medium to good. ji.n5'. common 10
ihir. 40; hest oxen. 6isT.: medium to good
.tmo,.; common TO fair. 5d5t.: best bulls
.: light. S"5's; fresh cows Si0Ys75: nest vcalS
medium to good. it4hs: common to fair
SIT; best lambs. S: common to good So:
best hogs. ~: SOWS and stags. LnS
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CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK M\RKIT.

CHICAGO. July aG-HoEs. steady, mix
:G.I"s;oo: light. s7.oous75o: MIXED. s@.7oI
pigs. s6.75usI.7o cattle. steady: native l%ef
cSiHitie' S69nsn.25: Western steers. ;s,G|r
N!": cows and heifers. s3ciTi1GI. cnlve..
s7i"nsli.e5. Sheep. strong sheep :o..;;o 90:
lambs, Ss.5HSS 20 - ~
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NiIIcd in AutomnhiIe Accidcnt

The death of Private James G. Be-
langa. who was killed in an automo-
bile accident near stony Creek. May >.
was reported TO Adjutant General Sale
yesterday By his captain. W. b. King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
rETERsEGRG PEANUT MARKET.

'Ncnortcd by Rodgers rlummer & Co. lnc.l
PETERSBURG. Va. ,ruy SN.-Suanish.
Farmers stock--Market steady. Firs, quail
ity. Nc per bushels: offgradc ioc to TOc i,.r
hu>hs' N!rCInians-F Farmers stock-NInrket
tiehdy. Fancy Jumbo. 3i:c per pound
fancy han6plcked. $!.c per pound: e&,r;,
prime. Sc per pound. Smelling stock 70 to
:'9c per pourd.
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NAVAL STORIES

ANANNAH. GA. July % -rurpent.nc
hFin. SN; sales. 80 casks: receipts. 47l casks
sh'pnen'S :'' casks: stock 1851 casks
E">in. 'ir;l sales. 90 barrels, receipts. i.">5
htrrets shipments. .S2i barrels stock 70
20 barrel. tlhote: =. b, 80.
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CHICAGO GKAI> u1KKrr

'HIIN'iV. IuIy % D"Eplte ., hc.,Vy DOWN
Mad swing ~ "l" Zinc. the whoa. market
today averaged hi%h.s. Influenced by a
i.n' val % vet weather r"ioyinr and ~ n
- :" ~ q above las; night, corn 7ri-hed
l!n'harE"c o. J." higher. oats, W ',mi.c 70
- ana provisions. .aryiEE from 80 decline
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SUMMER Virginia
Ideal Sea Shore Resort
$3.50 Week and Up.

surf and inland bathing unsurpassed: boat
ms HshnS. clam bakcs nah fries: ire"
bowling. pool. etc. 90 miles or cNCell"n:
power honi. :"c. children free. succM fish.
Ing rates. ladies' -. children wee. 'u"n &c
~ 10 ~ i!sh ordinary catch send Tor box
lot A. II. q NiEAKS Wachaprcuyi!,-
Eastern shore Va
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hide .ND WOOL M,RKrr
Good hrich,

The hide marie, hns advanced again ard
hides rr" sIi.l IN rnot demand Moot has
rIS" advances = litti" owing 10 scarcity. 4;
Is very :aus.rous :" ship green hides IL. thi.
KIND OF weather, as ,hey ar. N-'.lc 10 spoil
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FRI PROOF HOTEL WILLARD

Now NorE Avenue and Reach: delightfully."-
cool location. omen surroundings: centrally
located. inl ocean view: newly furnished;
private hhh.s; running water In rooms;
bathing privileges: excellent table and scr
wee elevator: cHp,rity. 100: Eur"pcpn ami
American plan: descriptive bou';iet
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Crockett Arsenic Lithia
Springs and Baths

Open June !; elevation 2.I5c fee, Cure,
nervous prostra,ion. dyspepsia. kiaury dis
eases. malaria. rheumatism and skin truu-
bles. and female IRE Sularities. Clears and
beauties the complexion. Write :Or book
Tot. ". c. THOMAS. Crnckcu Sirir:s "a
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY. GOODS

NEW YORK. July ot.-Wool markets
rul'i firm to-day. Cotton goods were
St"ad!tr and yarns were quiet. Ready-to
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LEXINGTON

Pacific s, Ark AYES. Ground, with ,.,,,.
court courts adjoin heash: Only popular priees
' SURF Ti in STHIS may SO from HOUSE
streets. which i, prohibited. Use of Rate
M MSEESE ;, and care OF suits FREE. RUN.
~ Ni sN wAiER in rooms. ORCHESTRA.
Sl.oo ana up daily. So. to $3.50 weekly Amcr;
San plan. WHITE SERVICE GARAGE
BOOKLET PAUL c. ROSECRANS.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
" hOlrsnlc Ounfnfin
ale Quotations.
by wv TolnmIssIon Col
';iclfn"Td. Va. Iuly so.
Live POULTRY

MARKET CONDITIONS
Poultry kcns, active prices quoted.
hons. active ~ prices quoted Egcs-Re.
ceipts extremely heavy, demand. mar
kst lower an! unsettled Butter-Ararkr,
sean.
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SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING City
HOTEL FRANCIS.


south MichiSan Avenue: near all nttrnc-
TORS Noted tor its select patronage. Rooms
single or Ell suite. with private bath,
Rates. s. daily: SO. $3.50. SIS weekly. Ca.
paCity. 20. Booklet
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Of the Fourth Infantry, stationed at
NORFOLK. with the direction that his
name he stricken from the muster roll
of the Virginia Volunteers
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ADVANCES IN WAR STOCKS
ARE LOST IN AFTERNOON
Conservative Brokers Say Markc,
Acts Remarkably We'll in
Face OF Break.
INTEREST IN CRUCIBLE STEEL
Maximum Figure Shows Gains of = IS
Points Over Thursdays Closing.
Investment Bankers Report Little
business in Bonds.
HA nKnAuA\ MALL

NEW YORK., July Sn--Dealirc> on the
stock Exchange to-day quiet; am.
prices steady, compared with tho aCtivitN
Of Thursday Tho war stocks wcrc strong
early H. ;hc day. ana made substantial adj
varccs. but a good par; ~ these gains were
lost in tho afternoon. Conservative brokers
said Nrat. taken as :. whole. the market
acted remarkably woil IN the face Of ;he
crack IN Tic war stocks tina; occurred in the
lat. afternoon yesterday.
Interest conferred at the beginning Of the
session iu Crucihle steel. $40 shares chang
ins hands ct from = To- &C. the maximum
figure showing gain ~ =, points over
no IiE ,caa 5,G AMI ih nM ""ms' m :
, dir@r 81 =, ?o,nii In; I'M, WI In" ~, I"
ever. ,ho%cd gains tho war stocks 'eadimr.
AS :ha pace 80, by tho ndustrial> was
becoming ton fast FL" suit those IN charge
81 til" MARKET tor theSe share. stocks N"rc
,ih"raUy ,Ipr'ie" IN the AZ" f"ren""n' IND ,
prizes nd not fail h"iow ye~,ordly's los.
ms No 70. ""s.on In tho indurtrinls vas
orderly. the r.o>o h"inE Tui'i hu' steady
During tho uit"rf'"r Reading surprised
the S;i"e' ny advancing ~ rointS u
strength 'rrs"d l." no other railroads. which
during he day sho" cd pronounced s'r'urth
Although Reading held good mart of
ana r~ccdci IN the late dealings nonErnr
Interests oNreet that Tho large. railroad
from r"w on issue statements Of earnings
showing substantial, Increases ,'EcT ;Hosc
Cor tho same period last year N"w York
Central and Pennsylvania arc expected To
sh"" anrrcriIhlc Increases in revenues 90"
.lulv aC,ordins 80 IN" gossip in IN" street.
good Showing TOY July. Atchison made a
favorable report for June. gross showing an
,vren.iur OF $3.50 - ami gain In not of
sS.ifGi Tor ITO twelve months ended
The Sb,tomcn, IL 's sricGi S',i,; in tho war
.ommisstou nousos 'rho par;cination Of
~ N Thu.StAV'S =,
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NEW YORK. July 80 M"rcau,ilo paper.
ar7's. S,crlhc. stNiy-dny hill, sill 90"
lamHnd 5;7Go. Cor cables s'-E-, Etr sil-
Yer. 49,, Me>ican dollars %1a- Government
bonds steady R"iir"ed houis strong
IT," lo4u~, strong. sixty rty-. =. ninety
days -, stN munN, l'.n3'. Call money
steady ruling rate. Ia,
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Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY AlL7RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect April s. ISIS.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmon. F,p
NORFOLK '3:rJ A. ~. $500 e. NJ 1900 p NJ
FOR i-fNCnBUuG AND THE wEsr.
.s:ia a. 81. 1850 A. H.. 's:vv r. A., 81 -
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s1l.1,
NJ. as =. 81. 1882 +. 81. From the we.r:
81. 500 +. Al. ''1' e
.Daiiy. italy eIcep. Sunday. .su,o.,
w q; PEVhLL w. c. SAUNDERS.
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NEW ORLEANS. July - sfc, AT, ,,,i,,,
ri.e OF 10 points In" cotton ,,rrkc,
turned easy to-day and frli tue -,tE.r ,..,r,
at y d5hsr bale under private rrr,r,.
s,f rains IN the belt. cspecltily iu r.
While the rain reports coul. not lie ,on