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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-13
The Real Facts in the Gait Case.

From the Lynchburg News, 12th.I
Some DAYS since Mr.. John NJ. Otey, oil
Richmond, received letter, in pencil, signed
M. II. Morgan, written from Yosamite Val
lev, Cal, d,ted June 23d, Of such character
aud containing such intimatiOns as induced
the belief that it was written by Gait,
aud the letter was at once forwarded to T.
j. Otey here, and upon examining the con-
tents the folio wing information wa< CLEANED :
The writer had on deposit in the banking.
house of Vermillye & Co.. Of New
York, about $1,000, and enclosing the
express receipt for the package, which
package contained papers and letters which
would identify BIN as Morgan with Vermil.
I've L. Co., New York, and also papers eca-
bling the bank to get two trunks 10 Mon
treal, Canada, containing two robes and some
"trickS " belonging TO the writer. This let
ter. with the attending circumstances, rem
dered it almost certain that Gait was the
writer, and the bank officers here at once
teleoraphed Koon'z Brothers, Of New York,
to ascertain of Vermillye s. Co. If NJ. b. Nor
gan had any funds 10 his credit in their
house. The reply was that Morgan had
something TO bis credit. but his identity was
uncertain. and that draft of Morgan'>
from the Valley National Bank of St. Louis
had been returned through their house I'M
paid. The bank here then requested Yer
miilye g. Co. TO hold the money, as it WAS
certain it had been placed in their bards by
The ascending defaulter, Gait. On Tuesday
the bank dispatched Major kirkpatrick TO
New York to look into the matter, and on
FRIDAY he reported that he had recovered
from Vermilye Il Co. aud had in bis pos
session $1,000. Myjor kirkpatrick was then
requested 10 proceed to Montreal and eX-
anime the trunks Of Morgan $50 ca'led) there,
which upon being opened were found to
contain 81 GOO, and which, added to the first
amount, makes the entire sum recovered
$1,000.
The theory of those conversant with the
affair is that Gait, fearing arrest. was afraid
to carry so much money upon bis person,
and knowing The house OF Fermillye d Co.
from his connection with bankiDg.bouses in
this city sent the money to them by express,
intending TO draw upon it as his necessities
reauiled. He is known to have been IN
Maine, Vermont, aud Boston, going thence
to Montreal, and then 10 s.. Louis and Chi
cago, from all of WHICH places be communl-
Gated by letter with Vermlllye Il Co., send
ing drafts from both st. Louis and Chicago,
which for want of identification were dis
honOred.
Finding himself getting into trouble, Gait,
it is believed, fed to California. where he
wrote the letter of June 23d, and believing
that the money deposited with Fermillye &
Co. was lost to him, the disclosures con-
tanned 10 it were made, he preferring the
rishtful owners should have the money TO
those in whose hands it was.
Nothing definite of the whereabouts OF
Gait has been heard since the receipt Of the
above letter. 1t is almost certain, however,
that be is still in California, with suarp de.
tectives close upon his heels, and we would
not be surprised at any moment to hear OF his
capture.
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the introductory sermon, Rev. DR.. William
Z. Hatcher; alternate, Rev. DID. Il. Gar
lick.
The congregations Friday and Saturday
were large, aud yesterday the house and
seats at the stand were both crowded, while
many we're compelled to stand. Sermons
we're preached on Saturday by Drs. Topper
and Biting. aud yesterday by Drs. j: K.
Gsrlick and N. w. Wilson; and the whole
wound up With grand sunday-school mass
meeting in the afternoon.
One rarely sees better attention upon such
an occasion, and 6ne impression seems 10
have been made by the services.
The good people of the Hopeful church
and community gave an earnest OF the prince-
ly hospitality which was to follow by send
ing cenveyapces to the der0', sixteen miles
distant, suffi :ient to accommodate forty dele
gates.
But I am about to be OF Cor the Educa-
,iopal Association, ut the Montgomery
White, and have not time for more. as
TIAToR,
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- Ride TO the Countrywide Ninety
second Annual Session of the Dover


t'"lFc,pJMd"nce OF The Richmond Uispatch.1
RICHMOND. July II, 1915.
y carriagr.dryc with pheasant companions
ahd good team is not the least agreeable
mode q! conveyance, and have found such
aN!p 10 upper Hanover and lower Louisa
on 90: more than ordinary pleasure.
iur comfortable residences and beautiful
!A'4l> near Richmond: the tine crops along
tar "bo"roule; The several places Of historic
I"'rlr>', Is ,'ecIItl. yellow Tavern" where
>'u' - npDy Yielded his lite III that gallant
n-hI Which saved X chmoCd from Phil.
>a'.lH1n> gra>p.j and The fresh country air,
I'dc drive in the early morning as we
ven, and tue AFTERNOON and night rs We re-
'W"ej, very delightful While the charming
"',i4l.iiy al god friends above Glen Allen
"hA III lie ucsnbOrho)d of Hopeful church
tl,ar Il " better than going TO the springs"
l'H have lrlbab!y conjecturcd that the
"@i"'i 81 TINS TIP was 10 attend Baptist as.
.'si','pH, aud the COB lecture is correct, as the
D"''' Association begun on Friday, at Hope
la rnnIc', Hanover county, It's ninely-Se-
''"l annual session.
i"r CHURCH Is OF! tie extreme western boun-
"''! 81 thc Association, and fourteen Of the
ac> were not represented 10y delegates,
,1'"~" u!o>' "i thc>e sent letters. Thirty Of
w '"utche> had sIXty-cight delegates pre-
Inc ir'lrr> gave reports for only eight
'"'"N' A. TIE time OIL meeting had been
,"""~'u Hoil October 10 July; but the STA
,''> Mere, on the whole, not SO encour-
~ 'A.t year IN the number OF additions
'"' CHURCHES, although the contributions
r'E'tlt i'll The Richmond chuEche-) were
lne SUNDAY school statistics were
~ 4oio"inS officers were unanimously
~ ''''" kcv. DR.. Garlick, moderator; j.
s4irT.
W. '-' introductory sermon, by Rev. I. II.
,',,',' Was carefully prepared and every
49, Ao"'lAtlc d!scEsslou ot the text I" The
,'-' 'yE' Iuty IL pirnteou>, but the laborers
80 ''"' Fray yc, therefore, the Lord of
Lag n'i'tsI That lie usy seud forth more Ia.
t'' INTO The harvest.'
'''i2h missions, education, State mis-
..,''II'S sunday -,cLooi and Bible work, home
,.,,,; 1""''H missions, lhe reliet of disabled
VI '"!r widows ana orpbaDs, were
r'LSth1,u 10 reports or resolutions, and
,s,' 'n''se>.iD3 discussions. The Esual
frn,'. ''I " b">tnes- vas attended 10, and the
a., atl@h1cments Tor the next session.
.. "s D'+i made: P!4ce OF meeting, Glen
,.e ,,''.l, me-! couEty; time, Tuesday after
'-"" S044's IL July, 1915, Preacher Of
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THE PosrAGs ISSUES OF The LAST Two
YEARS CoMPARED.-A report just COMPLIED
by Third Assistant Postmas,er.Generai Bar.
Der shows that 107 GIG 900 postal cards were
sold during the fiscal year which ended June
80 last, against 81 ,079, 900 issued for the year
which ended June 80, 1874. The increase,
which is equivalent to about Is l'6 per cent,
seems to indicate that the postal cards are
growing in popular favor. The value Of The
issue of ordinary postage stamps during the
year was 1921 ,47S-ap increase OF 1921
over the previous year. The issue OF news
paper and periodical postage stamps amount
ed to SSl5 ,9O2.47; of ordinary stamped en-
yelopes and wrappers to s4,l24,4 T.S4 : an
increase of s242 ,2s4.5s; OF postal cards, 81
076, 100. The total issue for sale to The
public was $24, 2ss, 0ls.sl-an increase OF
S2,2l9, 794.O5 over the Iast fiscal year. The
sale of official postage stamps for the fiscal
year amounted to 1884, 970.25 = a decrease OF
S5S0,s74.95 since June 80, 1874; official
stamped envelopes, 1854, 522.1s-an increase
Of 81 ,O65 90 over the year 1874.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
NEW YORK.


sales 65l bales at i5k@Isc -Four 5@1a e sies
with fair q, demand den, sosse5n IL far Inquiry
90. 05Gs6.26. Wheat higher. with brisk eInorf
and moderate speculative demand; s1.s5Gsi.s6
Ss snes red ss!sFD xS,
fair demand. Corn 4 shade .tirner and In
nise s2g sI ye,ss ss
sp Sl@s5e T fe nssa sess:
and and rn 1; ss5gees Quoted at i7@20Sc gold ioS
isss 0'a FOR ss q gu ssoS S s,nng
s4@sAc. for prime: refined DIR arm 'n IoSc..
powdered ovn linz for crushed. MeIasses dali and
firm at 32c- Pork lower; new mess. a2oa5S
$40 so. Lard closed heavy st 1sXe. for prime
steam, Whiskey shade hrner al Si "a Freigiits
1870" BALTIMORE. ,.. I. =
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Fiour steady aud arm {:
Ho. va Street snd western superfne, e425@
1852; Howard. Street and western extra. "a 7S6
Maryland red, si.soasi So; amGer rel I 1850
Sec: western mixed, s4c. oats firmer; Southern
60@65c; Rye nominal at 9oG9sc. Provisions
hrmer; Pork firm &C s21: Hulk meats somlpal-
Shoulders, lCc.; clear Rib, I34c. Hams, l4k@ Be.
Laro dull; crude. &C.; refined, lake. Coffee
quiet and steady Sugar strong and active at oxc.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, July IL Tho cattle market
was moderately active this week, and prices were a
traction hixber: $500 head arrived and sold at 7I
@skc; for extra rennsylvani. and western steers:
hA(Q7A for fair 10 Coca western steers ska 6kc.
asss !Ss snfse saa
were IN ar demand; 1900 head. sold 1t 400
" A'-' Z " CINCINNATL.
C1Sc1NNAr1, July 12.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat scarce snd firm red, $1.22(9t1 ct new
white, $l;2OGSl. 30. Corn steady and frm at SO
Hulk mea,s inactive; should-rs, S9c.: clear rib.
sides, 49,; clear, nominal. Bacon unchanged.
Whiskey steady and firm al S1.16.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 12.-Elour quiet and nm.
and firm At 79GSOc., Oats quiet and seady at 65@
&c. Rye dun and nominal. Provisions dull.
Pork: ,$2o.2o@s2U5Q. Bu'k Meats shoulders,
con-shoulders, 9Hc; clear rib, i2SGi5c.; clear,
1870. Lard-Tierce, 14a@l4Xc.: keg, l5ac.
aams-Sugar-cured, 13@l3kc. Whiskey, $1.l8.
st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS July 12.-Flour quiet and weak.
Wheat higher No. Q red winter II .28SG&l. 81,
Oats in fair demand; No. 3. e0@oIe., Bailey and
s20.S7h offered $40 rs at close, 500 bid. Lard
dull and nominal; summer, l24,. Bulk meats dull
and lower; shoulders, SG@S4c.: clear rib, 116Q
Ike; clear, / &c. Bacon dull and lower: shoul-
ders g.; clear rib sides, 1916. clear, 12Gll2s
Whlskey steady aud unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July ]2.-Flour light: holders tlrrn
Wheat excited; No. 2 spring. t1.075; No. 8
spring, 81 O24; rejected, $50 95hc. Corn quiet,
weak: and higher: mixed 694@7lc.; No. 2 mix-
ed, G9Sc.; rejected, 68@66nc. Oats in good de-
mana No. 2, 5l@54c.; rejected, 46. Rye In fair
demand: No, 2, s1.02. Barley quiet and weak
No aspiring. 1925. Lard outlet and weak at l3S
@l5c. sPork unsettled at s19.25@sl $50. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders. Sc; short-rtb middIes,
! Hc.; short clear, llHc Whiskey, SILT.
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FOREIGN Items.

An official telegram from Paris corrects thu
exaggerated report of the number lost a
Toulouse. Only 216 bodies were found.
a London Ners Paris special reports the
country between VIliafEanca and Macou
to have been laid waste by foods to the ex
tent of forty Kilometres. The fine whea,
and vine crops In many places have been
utterly destroyed.
The London Morning Post says that Earl
Derby, Foreign Secretary, has been requested
to give audience to q number of Nova SEQ
tians interested in coal-ft Ids, &C., who are
oppressed by exactiug United States tariffs,
&C. ------------ -
Corkling. Of Manchester, Eng, has sus-
pended. His liabilities are heavy. He
SGO0, 900 to John Rankiug alone.
Ia the French Assembly yesterday the
University education bill wos discussed
clause by clause. ALI the amendments moved
by the Liberals were rejected by mario " ma.
Jorlties. The clericals are jubilant, and con-
graduate Bishop Dupanloup on their sue
cess. ........
Moody and Sankey's farewell meeting took
place at Mildmay's Hall, London, last night.
Speeches were made by prominent gentle
men present full Of praise of the eminent re-
vvalists.
10 the House of Lords yesterday evening
Earl Derby, Minis'er of State for the Foreign
Department, in reply to a question put by
Lord Pensance, said the German note to Bel
GUM dated February 9, 1875, had no appli-
cation TO Great Britain, who was not asked
to acquiesce therein. The subjects of that
were now settled.~----------
MADRID, July IL. IAN official dispatch says
General DeLatre had driven .Dorregary from
Torrecila, Guara, Sieste, and Boltapa. The
Carlists resisted the AlfoDsists stoutly. and
lost many men In killed, wounded, and pri-
soners. They retreated to the valley OF
Aren, in the PSrennes. General DeLatre is
still pursuing them, and General Martinez
Campos is making forced marches to join in
the pursuit.
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Fires.
rsneclal telegram to the Dl spatch.1

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l .
NoRFoLK, July 12.-The clothing stores OF
Aaron Fass and Simon Jacobosky, in Ports
mouth, were burned yesterday. Insurance,
$4,000.
The drygoods store of N. Campo, No. IA
Commercial row, and Henry Procher, ad.
joining, desler in hides and leather, were
burned yesterday afternoon. The buildings
belonged to Charles Reid. All covered by
insurance. No Richmond companies are in
terested. The origin Of the fires is un-
known, ...'...
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, July 12.--For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, slight changes of ba.
rome,er and temperature, southwest to
southeast winds, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rains in the northern portion OF
the former.
For the Middle and Eastern States, sta
tionary and falling barometer, variable
winds, mostly from the east or south, warm
er and partly cloudy weather, and rain areas.
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Cuba.

New YORK. July ia letter from HaVa'
ma says that the cause of the sudden depa.'
ture of Valmaseda from Havana on the 2lst
ultimo was the news that eight hundred
rebel cavalry had captured Spanish convoy
between Holyqu;n and Gibnia, in which the
Spanish loss was about eighty in killed. Inc
reoels afterwards captured fort 10 the town
of Msjogina, in which the Spanish bad taken
refuge, and after executing the garrison Die"
I'D and burned the fort and houses.
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Six persons Drowned.

HALIFAX, N. S., July 12.-Captain Richard
Wash, OF Sunmerside, and three others were
drowned off Malquip harbor to-day during
squ.lI.
EVANSVILLE, O., July I2.-Louis GerWig,
of Cincinnati, and Charles Church, OF this
city, were drowned to-day by the upsettiDg
of skiff. They were intoxicated.
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civil Warfare in TurkI.n proylnces. !

Civfi Harfase I'm Turkish Provinces.
LoNDoN. July ia special dispatch to
the Standard represents .tbat the disturb.
ances In Herzegovina consist apparently
OF q number Of riots among the sclavonian
Inhabitants OF the villages In the western
district who have been aroused to resistance
By the endeavor Of the Turkish officials 10
collect arrears of taxes. Large bands of fu-
gitives, composed nainly OF women and
children. cross the border into Dalmatia
daily. The Turkish tooops on the night of
July made an attack on some detences
erected at a bridge over Kruge, a river near
Coevo, and after bloody combat were re-
pulsed and re.reated in disorder.
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MIR. st. Andrew,s ssatemens,

Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.l -
FARMv1LLE, Va. July 12.-The statement
In the Dispatch is incorrect. The two Ken
uedys abused me for having recommended
Arthur Rooney, Of Richmond, to value the
furniture of the Randolph House. 1t is false
that either Of the parties struck me. de.
cllned street brawl, but sent noie to ]. A.
Kennedy at once. j. A. Fl. ST. ANDREW.
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From KaBg and Queen.
NEwrowN, KING AND QUEEN, July 8, Is

NEwrowN, KING AND QUEEN, July 8, 1915.
Editors dispatch: There was quite an
excitement mt our courthouse yesterday,
growing out Of the trial of Pat. Fl. Harper
and James ii. Carneal, two merchants doing
business in Essex county near Lloyd's. They
were charged with stealing fodder from w.
l.. Broadus. aud were tried, convicted, and
sentenced TO Jail several weeks ago by Justice
Lovcnstein, OF this village; from whose de-
cision they took an appeal to the County
Court, which WAS tried Yesterday, About
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A Steamer Raised-Heavy Rains.


CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 12.-The
steamer Modec, which sunk several daysaso
near Lewiston, was raised to-day by Hawk
eve and towed down the river for repairs.
Heavy rains have fallen during the last
for,y-eight hours through this section. The
river is considerably swollen. Have heard of
no losses or casualties yet.
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Killed b. lightning.

-. Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.J
CHATHAM, Va, July l2.-Last Saturday
evening, during storm near Cascade, in this
county, Mr.. Abram Talbot and others took
shelter In stable, when Mr.. Talbot was in.
stantly killed by lightning. The other gen.
temen were severely shocked. Mr.. Talbot
was farmer, twenty-five years old. Had
ony been married about six months.
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The Round Lake Camp-Meeting.

RoUsD LAKE, n Y, July 12.-A'ier q SER
mon by Bishop Kaysoagh this morning, DR..
Clarke, of Savannah, Ga, presented the case
of the Wesley Monumental church, OF sa-
vaunah, and collection of 81 800 was taken
up. The bishops of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church North have also given DR.. Clarke
az autograph letter certifying their s. mpathy'
with this project of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
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NEw YoRK. July 12.--Attorney-G General
Field to-day tiIed information IN the First
District Court against George c. Benham for
obtaining $50 900 from the State on fraudu'
lent vouchers. The transaction on which
the transactions are based was developed du-
ring The recent investigation against Auditor
Clinton. Benham is still at large.
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by. TELEGRAPH.
The Dueliisis.

Especial telegram 70 The DIspatch.I
,FARAvILLE, Va, July Ia. A. a. st.
Andrew aud j. A. Kennedy were brought
before DR.. ThackstoD, mayor, and Squire
Berry, in the courthouse, this morning.
After hearing the evidence Of Major II. r.
Hooper and Captain W. Fl: Kennedy the
court bound over the parties to keep the
peace for twelve months.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-..--...--- RICHMOND, July 12,'lS75.
OFFERINGS. .vE. -"
WHEAT White, 14S bushels old. Red, 634
bushels new.
CoRS.-lhite 224 bushels
OATs.-50 bushels.
SALES.
CORN White, "a bushels very good at SIC. l24
bushels at S7c.-,oLal, Is bushels
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RAlLl,oAD BLocKADE.-H. Louis. July II.
a dispatch from Kansas City says an i'm.
mense wa.er.spout descended on the track
of the kansas ana fac'he railroac near All
Carson on Saturday, and washed away
twenty feet o. The road. The blockade on
the North Missouri aud Hannibal and St.
Joe roads continues, ana no trains have been
through for several days.
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MONTREAL, July 70 Yesterday afternoon
carriage containing Mrs. Bernard, of Bilo-
Gil. her two daughters aud sou. and two
neighhors, was run into by u train near Bio
Gil bridge and two OF the ladies were killed.
Mrs. Bernard and one of her daughters were
badly injured and are not expected to live.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. w. p. Porter, agcnt.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chaudIse and passengers. 4. T. ratum, agent
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Windsor, n =,
plaster. Morrison j. Kent
Schooner Leonessa, Achorn, Windsor, N. s., pas-
ter, Morrison Il Kent.
Schooner Maria and Elizabeth, sopcr, New York,
hay, Atkinson Temple.
Schooner Ella II. Barnes, Larder, Philadelphia,
coal, s. Fl. HAYES.
Schooner u. p. Binns Steelman, Philadelphia,
| coal, Puwhatan Iron Company.
SAILED
Schooner BARNARD, Voorhees,, New York, camel
! coal, Curtis & Parker.
.~ ... MEMORANDA.
Brig Trio (Dutch) was loading at Bio Janeiro on
18th ultimo for Richmond.
PuILADELpaIA, July 10.-Arrived Schooner =.
French 1 hrockmOrton. aud schooner D. II. Marvel,
johnson, botn from Richmond.
HATH. july 7-Sailed: Schooners Charlotte,
Fish and Williams, Gardiner, 10 load for Richs
moHd.
by telegraph
NEW YORK, July 12.-Arriyed: Columbus, City
of Montreal. Arrived out: City OF Brussels, BTU
tania, Nevada.
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BY Telegraph.

-|---|--- NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 12- Noon Stocks dull. Money,
2. Gold. 113A. Exchaug:-LouR, 4S7; short,
49ek. Governments dull aud lower. States quiet
and strong.
Erening Money very easy at lH@2. Sterling
quiet at 4s7E Gold. Ii5Snli51. Governments
active and steady new SIS, 1lS. States quiet aud
nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 12.-Yjrgnia 6's, peelers, 46h;
consols, ST. West V,rginia's. az North Carolina
IS, old, 20; new IL; special tax, 4. Bid To-Day.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP sFF@h
" COMPANY. ssc4SSsxy
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
stealners-OiID DCMIElON, WYANOKE. ISAAC
SELL, RICEMOED. and GEORGE ". ELDER
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY al
high water. -,
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid Saloons staterooms, and oath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
Gnods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York Oh the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
with dispatcn, and no charge made except actus'
Freight received until p. N. daily.
For further Information, apply TO
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
r,,1 office Conpany,s wharyes. RocEetts.
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Shot: Northern. S2.40a82. 30, ~ ~. y -
,artndsteass: 1Kl2Hr. q 10. - - Ok. "a 80 MS
Lumber, slaves. Etc,

- LEmber, slaves. Etc!
Msnoer White osk. s1l@14.60 n 1 600: West.
s3S@S75 $1,000. YeIIn.v uns boards. sIneaSSn,
pta Y S@ElS, according ~ lengths. NflJrnies
30 nm SnHniou4s6; cypress ax-inch, S7.5OdSl3 10
9.atitcS,o o' Lsehs-Split, $3.50; saved, $3.50 a
20 nSo. Whiskeybarrel timber. green. 81
barrel tiIn, 1920 szo1$21 p 1,0O0 Flour
p posei s1sss; nogsnes hoops, no DEMAND: hcs.
lem na4Gss sae cotton. White 4@sc wool.
t-6 Mill-Feeds
GhfDAuF: e5c. ~ bnsl,el.. a ~
4rotonstuS: S0H35c. "A busbe
6hoffs: 25@30c. " bushel. - 49,
Wh6dt Bran. 20@25c. o. brshel. EEsGs
!. Corn Sr0n: 10000. "a busheL 49,. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-13
sunnosed Double suicide.

CHICAGO, July IA man about fifty years
of age aud woman OF forty-fve were found
drowned in the lake ut Waukegan. They
had been lettering about the place since Sat-
urday. 1t is supposed tbes deliberately COM
mi!ted suicide,