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BradIaugb's Test.
CHFERED OUTSIDE But REFUSED INSIDE
WESTMINSTER HALL.

CHFgRED OUTSIDE But REFUSED INSIDE
WESTMINSTER HALL.
LONDON. August An immense crowd
If people assembled outside Of the Palace
Yard TO-DAY and cbeered Mr. Bradlaugh
wben be entered the ward 90 his way 70
Westminster Hall. some time before tbe
assembling Of the House q Commons. Ga
Mr.. Brsdlaugh attempting TO enter the
House he was quietly removed from the
lobby and escorted by the police into the
ard where be stood cOnyelslng Wild a
friend.
A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
In the House u Commons today Mr.. La
bourhere advanced Lib-raD raised ine
oue.tiop Of puyilege tu4t the resolution %
me Hou,e IN regard 10 Mr. Bradlaugh Oily
ev.iuded him from The House, whereas De
had been removed from the lobby, ana ne
moved that The officials we're therein eA-
credlng their authority.
The speaker replied that be- considered u
his dnty 10 order Mr.. Brsd'augh's removal
and added. e. The door Of the House =
clcsed - The cheers u the crowd outside
the Palace yard were saudible inside lne
Mr.. Gladstone supported The Speaker, and
aid that Mr.. LsboueAeTe's motion was IN
tenabie. -, pa
Mr.. Gladstone declared that Mr.. Brad
laugh must cow be treated IS having h'
more right TO enter the House t0aa
stranger. -, c,-s
SIR stafford Nortbeote endorsed Nh. Glad
| stones view.
| While Sir Wilfred lawson lRAdledl Wa
| speakls. against the illegal conduct 81 u
| House Mr.. Br4Glaugh, who had eV'ue'
| the police. endeayored to force a
entrance, bot was seized oy uieaseu
GERS and dragged from the doors, Wbe
he was taken 10 charge by TX policemeF
stiu resisting sirenuously, his coat eein
Torn in the struggle. Tbe Speaker rnie
tbat the motion Of Sir Wilfred Lawson fc
raseinalpg The former resolutions again
|, ne admission Of Mr.. Bradlaugh were irrel
want. and that the question before u
House was the conduct OF the speaker
proh.oiting Mr.. Bradlaagh's aces 10 L
: lobby. NJ 1,h.,.h.r.,s n,
,,on, declaring that lpe Hevse approves I
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Yorktown Pyrotechntc Designs.

Mr.. William Bond. the Baltimore pyrO-
iec0ni>, Who received The contract from The
Congressional Committee tOfuini>h the IRE
work, "a The Yorktown celebration, a.
noticed 80 Yes erday', Dispatch, proposes 10
furnish eight set pieces for the evenings Of
ihe 18Th and 1911 Of October, which viii be
displayed from RATS or csnal-boats IN the
river, thus giyl1g Oh an opportunity 10 view
them. None q ihe designs are less than
eight ieei- hat representing the surrender
~ Lord CORVALLIS being iortv feet.
The latter Will show an officer Of
CornWsls's in The act Of rendering
ine sword II bis commander 10 the officer
appointed 10 receive II by Washington. In
the background viii De Generals Lincoln
and Lafayette ou horseback. These scenes
viii be displayed 80 different colorS, and
during Tie Intervals rockets. shells. aud
batteries will be- fred. There have been
ordered SIX hundred % The largest sized
rockets and Sky tweiYe-inch shells. The
remaining designs have not YET been chosen
b. M Bond, who was Instructed 20 select
such a. be might think proper. Mr.. Bond
leil lasi evening Tor New York. and upoG
bis return viii 10 once complete the de-
signs.
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conduct Of toe Speaker and OF IBesoficiaIs
under bis orders, was accepted By Mr..
Gladstone and Sir stafford NoTtheote, and
was passed. A number Of Liberai members
Quilted The house before the vote WIS taken
amidst irouieal cheers. Mr.. BrRdlaugh, az
ter bis expulsion, went to Bow street for
summons against the police.
BRADLAuGH BARRED oUT.
After bis first repulse Mr.. BrsdIaBeh re-
manned some time standing ia the Pal7ee
ward with bis arms folded. and three poEics-
men In front OF him barring hts way 20 the
House.
Mr.. BradlaUgh iaformed Deputy Ser
eeznt-ai-Arms ETsklDe 81 the House that
he was there by mandate OF his constituents
and would not yield 10 anything Illegal.
Upon Mr. Erskine putting out bis hand 10
prevent bis passing Mr. BradlaUgh pushed
hin and was Immediately seized by anothtr.
with whom be grsppled nereely, shout
ing, "If any one dares 10 hinder
me- He was hustled down the memhers'
staircase, graphing with the pohee and
ushers, but no blows were struck. He was
CHASTITY pale when be appeared ia the Palace
yard, aud was stiI struggling With the po-
lice and almos, fainting. lie threatened 10
come 10 the House again wIih such force
that the police would be compelled TO ar
rest him. The police closed the Palace
yard al 1880 p. al.
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Associated Press reports by telegraph TO the DIS
pseh.l
Executive MANSION, August $3.50 4.
H.-The President slept iranquIiy the
greater part Of last night. This morning
his temperature Is normal and his general
condition j. satisfactory. Another day Of
favorable progress is anticipated. At pre-
sent bis pulse is 60; temperature, 9o.4 !;
respiration, Is. ID. W. BLISS
J. n. BARNES,
J. !. WOODWARD,
Robert RETBURN,
ID. hayes AGSEw.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 3-l2,3O
z. H.-Tbe President continues 70 progress
steadily towards cOnvaleseence. lie mas
taken to-dav an increased proportion 81
solid food. His wound is doing well and
his general condition i better than yes'er-
dav. At present bis pulse Is 100; tempera-
ture. 9S.4; respiration, 10.
d. ". BLISS,
J. Il. BARNES
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT RETBURN.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN SATISFACTORY PRO-
GRESs.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, ID. G,
August 3-4:35 p. M-Tbe President bad
a very comfortable and favorable day. de
bas taken IN ample amount Of nourishment,
including a fair proportion Of solid 1000
he has slept quietly at intervals and been
entirely free from fever. TIE range u Dls
pulse has been below 100, and bis tempera-
ture and respiration have been normal. The
surgeons report his progress towards re-
coyery satisfactory.
orr,cr,r FTrN-TN ALL RESPECTS BET
TER.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August a. 7.
H-The President passed very satisiAc-
tory dav. The wound continues 10 do well.
BE takes 40 adequlie quantity Of nourl'h-
ment. and appears in all respects OeI,er
than n sny time since injured. The rise
in temperature this afternoon was slight.
Al present bis pulse j. 1O2; temperature,
90 1: respiration, 10.
-. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBCRN,
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Pi.,.bnrxh,s CoIored Graveyard.

Small. pOX and iyphoid-ieyer are Very
prevalent in Pittsburgh. These diseases
msy have some connection with the ghonl'
like psrsimony Of eolored peoples grave
ward almost in the heart OF the city. Graves
are never dug over tive feet deep, and II Is
a FREQUENT clstom 10 put two bodies IN one
grave. 30 that when II is covered over the
0pper BODY i within six inches % the sur
face. The graves are often scratched open
by dogs. and the cemetery pollutes the
whole neighborhOod with horrible stenches.
The question arises, Has Pittsburgh a
Board o. Health; and il so, what views on
sanitary subjects are entertained by It's
members
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Colonel Popnam waylaid.

lflaltimore Alnerlcan, keI,ubhcan'I
We perceive that New York reporter
waylaid Colonel Popham, Of Richmond, on
his way through the metropolis aud ex-
iorted-ior the Colonel is al awfully quiet
man. and cannot talk more than $50 words
to the minute-irom him the Information
that the Read3usiers will bave control OF the
Republican Convention and carry u Tor co.
alition by sn almighty majority. The ln-
veterate accuracy OF the CoiOnels propbe-
cses Il such that we are constrained TO be-
Iieve this result will not happen. When the
Colonel goes long on Virginia politics about
$4,000 Virginia Republicans are pretty sure
to 90 short. The $4,000 are doubtless very
obstinate fellows, but we suspect the Colo
mel will have 10 LEI them have their way.
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FaIaI EIeelion Rows.

CINCINNATI. August A dispatch re-
norts the killing. II The lection on Monday,
If washington Roger, al Glade's precinct
Wodi.on county. XIV. in q general light, 10
rrbich others were wounded. At sharp
burg. Bath county, Ky, the negroes bad
General Tight wiki pistols on eIectlon-day,
in which SANDY Johnson was badly ana
O.car Thompson fatally wounded. AT
the election in Jacksonville, Montgomery
county. XIV. Golson Howard stabbed and
kilIed James Weldon. a NlcbOlasyiile ,hy.)
6isnatcb saws only two men were killed I'D
Ja.samine county on elec,ion-day-one,
negro. killed by William Hal, and the other,
J,me. Rutherford. a white man, whose
murderers are not known.
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RaiIroad liens.

GALVESTON. August "a special 70 me
Ne1rs from Austin, Texas, says mat tne
1.barter ~ The huntsville. New Orleans and
western Texas railroad was fled Yesterday.
II nroyides for a line from Sabine Pass 10
noint on the international and Great North
err quarter Of a degree south Of 3lst par
sIleI- a distance Of 200 miles. The capital
stock is q. 900. 900.
MTMPHIs, Tenn, August 81 ue s'0cS'
holders and directors OF tie Memphis nor
lev Springs aud selma railroad met yeS'er-
day and changed the name 81 the COMPANY
to the Memphis, Sslm1 ana bruns"ick rall-
roed Frcd. Wolfe wa elected president.
The clDitaI stock Of The company was in
creased 10 s3.O00000.
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sara,nrn Turf votes.

poswELL's EoLE SECURES A RACE.
s.p,roeA. August 3.-FiTst race-three
o,,sr,ers of mile. Knight Templar won
ponnie Lizzie second, Paitie third. Time,
i:i5. .t-.,A. Dos-
Wells EoIe won; LongiaW second, heroei'
third. Time, 2:49t. nj.
Third race-bal1 mile. Won OS uch ;
septima second. Time, 5S{- Inc race WIS
between Polo ponies.
Fourth raee-mile heats. fIst neat "os
by sir Hugh; Boulevard ~eennu' muse Nun. 81
1ird Time, l:4lI. Second heat won by
ponIfysrd: SIR Hugh second, kiukeoo
third. Time, IA. Final heai-bouie'@i0
first. sir Hugh second. Time, E46s'
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The nssons and the YOrktoan Centen-


A conference cf she grand officers Of TIE
hrand Lodge Of Masons with the grand
ofteeis f the Grand C0mmandeTy OF
hnelis Templar o. Virginia was held last
week 50 ibe residence Of Grand Master Pey-
iou :. Coles, n Esoulville, Albemsrie
county. Va. There Were present n. ". p.
:. Coles. G.. NJ; r +. John i. Regnauli,
O. G.; Y. +. r. A. Reed, G.. {. G.; n. Z
Nuism Z. Isaacs. q. Secretary ana q.
Recorder; r. =. Robert L. Whbers,
Grand Marshal, and +. james Scott, Of Rich
n0nd. chairman Of the Finance Commit
Ire. The programme for the laying Of The
cornerstone q the monument 20 be erected
y Yorktown 10 commemorate the surrender
Of ihe Bfifish forces under Lord CORVALLIS
% ihe allied forces Of America and Franee
under General George Washington was
iuily agreed upon, snd the various commit
ICES Of arrangements, invitation, &e., aP-
pointed. The occasion aud the celebration
promise 20 be unusually successful, and VIII
Ahse reflect honor upon the Masonic ira
iefniiy and be ereditsble 10 the Govern
ioeni, which has committed 20 the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia the management o. the
entire proceedings Of the Srst days celebra-
lion.
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IN. pre.,dep,,s virginia Farm.

II was stated some tine ago that the Presi'
dent bad become & large real estate owner
in Alexandra county since the attempt
upon his life was made. The land was
bought for him by bis agent. Mr.. ). W.
Burke. the Alexandra banker upon IN
Struclions written long before he was
wounded. who, Is the President was TOO
III 10 attend 10 business, advanced the
money. Since then Mr.. Burke has been re-
paid bis money and MS commission through
Rigcs's Bank here. The sale will be con-
drmed al The nexi term Of the County
Court OF Alexandra, aud the President be
Given legal title 10 bis Virginia iarm.-
WASHINGTON Post.
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Every farmer living at shy distance from
q musician should At all times be prepared
~ treat such common, bat by 90 means
simple, complaints as Diarrhes, Dysenlery'
Cholera Morbus, and Cramps. The safest
snresi. aud quickest remedy for such disor-
ders = PERRY DAYIS's PAN KILLER, when
has never falled 70 afford relief in cases Of
he Kind mentioned when properly trled.
teaspoOnfui Is a dose for 40 sduli, put
twenty drops viii cure child Of any orai'
nary trouble OF this kind. The medicine
can be found In every Respectable drug
store,
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rhe nnnrantine stntLon at VIeksburg

WAsHINGToN. August 3.-The quarantine
station al Vicksburg. Mississippi, was re-
Gently abolished by order OF The National
Board Of health. The reason given by the
Board for this action is bat II was found
impossible to man the station, several m
spectors hsying been sent there, aud all ID
turn taken sick with malarial fever. OWING
to TIE rigid inspection made at New Or
leans by an officer Of the Beard, 1t was -
deemed absolutely necessary to continue
the Vick,burg station. Complaints having
been made by those interested, ana IN com
Dljance with the general desire for the re-
opening OF the station, the Board bas or
dered Inspector Dunlap. Of Memphis, 10
proceed II NIck>burg at once for that pur-
noSe
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Merton Vet Marvin.
rTHFR LIGHT on TIE MISSION OF THE
DETECTIVES TO NEW HAVEN.

NJ FURTHER LIGHT on The MISSION OF The
DETECTIVES TO NEW HAVEN
r,,s, Haven Evening Register, Augnsi 2d.J
Nothing new ba, been deNeiopeU III 'ue
General Morton case. 1e pollcc sie a.
reliceni rs ever, aud for that matter al VIZ ~
are supposed TO know anYtbios aOouI tIe
matter, even most remotely, are sirSus.'S :,
silent when The subject Is broacheu' IA ~,
are agreed upon one point, ana TINS : al
tat they will say the General cOuiu 10,
have been connected win the klchbouu
wedding imposition, being TOO old naa
and TOO sick. even if be i ibe criminal which
some would make him out 70 be.
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The Potomac River Front Improve


General Wright. The chief Of the Engineer
corps. has dsf,rred appointing the three
engineers requested by The special commit-
tee OF the Senate on the Improvement OF
the Potomac riyer-front until The committee
has collected certain information. When
the committee Is in possession Of all the data
they desire. then the matter viii De referred
10 The engineers for such suggestions IS
they NAY see dt TO make. The commute
proposes 10 have auo'her meeting next
month, aud Will endeayor TO have a report
ready for presentation 20 Congress wash
ingtOH REPUBLICAN.
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The Improper Use Of Mailbag nv
Canada.

OTTAWA, August 3.-In reference to the
dispatch from Washington about The III
proper use Of United states mailbags BY
the Canadian postal authorities, inquiry at
the Post-0ffice Department ELECTS the in
formation that, rs more postal matter -
sent from the States 10 Canada than In the
opposite direction, there is sometimes %
accumulation Of United states bags in
the frontier offices in Canada. some OF
these have been occasionally used for
service 10 Canada just a. Canadian bags are
used under similar circumstances 10 The
States. The Dominion postal authorities
have no need nor desire TO use United
states bags, and, moreover, the suggestion
Of q system Of international mail-ba9s dt-
ferent from those ia use, of which each
Government shall furnish its due proper
ton, l. said 10 have been made % the
United States inspectors by the postal au-
thorIDes Of Ottawa.
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YhoTncernaI waenincs. Again.

Boston, August 3.-W. II. Lincoln,
agent for the Leyland Line steamers 40
this port, r1iCules TIE idea that the INFER
nal machines sent abroad were made IN
New York or Peoria. and intmaies that be
knows where they were made, but with
holds the knowledge from the public 10
order that a premature disclosure may not
defeat the ends Of justice.
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CITY OF MEXICO, August 3.-Tbe Official
report upon the powder-m1glzine disaster
n N.Zatlan states that twenty-five person,
were killed by the explosion and thirty in-
iured. Twelve other persons are missing.
4 collision occurred Yesterday al lXta>pln
Del ORC. near T0luca. between Catholics
and Protesianis, io which q number Of the
latter were wounded.
An explosion OF box Of dynamite oe-
cured al Tuls. 10y which number Of per-
sons were injured.
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sY TELEGRAPH TO rHE DISPATCH.
Tbe Prestdens's Progress Towards Ne
eovsry Reported satisfactory.

Fatal ARRAYS on EIeetion-Day in Kentucky
Major Boswell Scores n Triumph NJ Sara
tosa; EeIe the yietor-Texas and Tennes-
see Railroad Matters Wisconsin Forests
Dam aged by Fire-War lmsns the -. Louis
Breuers-A Collision BetweeR Catholics and
PrOtestants IN Mexico-Onseial Report
the Powder Magazine Explosion al Mazat-
. Ian-Convietion OF the Parties Who Attempt
ed 90 Blow Up the Liverpool Tswn Hall.
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, s1oo. 600 Firetn Deadnood.

DEADwOoD, Angus IA fire occurred
this morning 10 The lower part Of The city,
known As Fountain CRY, and destroyed
TWENTY-FIVE buildings. Loss about SlOe'-
900. insurance small. Many families es-
csDed with only their night clothes. The
ire broke out in Williams's grocery house
is origin is unknown.
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Convicted Of AN Attempt Ia Blow Up
the Liverpool Town Hall.

LIVERPOOL. Angus 3.-MeGraih and Nc
Dewitt were yesterday found guilty OF cau>-
ing an explosion With the intent 20 endau-
ger life and 10 damage the Town Hall.
NcGrath was also found guilty as an acces-
sorv before the fact is connection With The
explosion at the police Office in May last.
NcGrath was sentenced to penal seryitude
for life aud McDevHt for fifteen years.
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COMMERCIAL.

Gram AND COT ION E.AO L4@N-'N1@-
RICHMOND, Aug4st 3, 1851.
SAILS.
WuzAT- ygl,lte, 20 bushsls prime Al Size 20
uushes very god al 81 .; y glsifI 49, -
- 81. BOD sushris common ~ ~ ~. IAneAaitfs
! az t-,.,sE urime AZ slZs. 400 osaaeis yer,
tooG al sisT and 8, %; 65s IA, p = 700 ara
very goua a. 81 IS: 100 ng-nt : - = ss ' =.
ss,AII-lsio 10. MXeo. esq bushels prime q
a. % p bs.heis very good AZ Al.@d 49, basheie
1900. .t Al 20. keitI. 300 etsasfs prime 40
=, -. cod bushels prime snd very 600 a A. ~ ~
80 sn,hsls good and VIZ. 5000 a. $50 ssa
80 ~ "a to good AZ zoe 10 fl.lo -
CoEV.-White. 28S bushss prime AZ Soc. lft
! A,,.Ssis very good a. 64e MIXED, 80 bfsheS ~ y
! -. go busheis prime winter AZ $50 lIt
tn' h,ls very good spisns a 4se.i 10 ouasss,s com
\ non Water Al 43c.
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Rrewers, WARM NJ. Lonis.

ST. Louis, August "A war has broken
out among the brewers 81 thls civ NlIcn
promises 20 lead 20 much bitterness 81 ieei-
ing and decentralization u prices. On NON
law the Wiuklemyer brewery reduced ine
price from g 20 -. 1estefdly several
afber brewers followed suit. To-day al
the brewers in The city are selling al eul
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PORT OF RICHMOND. August 3, ISL.
AppTEEU


steamer Arel. 6inord, Norfolk, United ssAlss
mail. merchandise and Passengers, L. 3. TAium,
agent
schooner Star spangl.d Bsuner, Gune1 Norfolk,
light. 10 load coal for Philaeeipnis.
lumber, Richmond Cedar Works
SAILED.
Gamer Tiger Lily, Wanhall, smi hdeld, Der-
sehooaer ). :. Be.c6am, QaBau. rougbkeepse,
coal. Curtis Parker.
schooner /. A. Rose. Rose, New York, Herchan-
Schooner !. g. Ysrdasen, Bg,e. New LONDON.
coal. Curtis Parker.
CLEARED.
Rark,utlue Maieap fBr }, Coleman. Bahia, aour
ana merchandise, Cren -fiax Company
VESSELS IN PORT.
LoadfBg.-Bark Anina (ierl schmidt, for Bra
~: barkeniine Aasfrpom iDuichl. elegel. TOT RIO
t,rsude d. sui schoOnersJ hu Mcbinuts, tolsEan,
Tor stanford. Conn; George {. A. IfaVtrs MICH
ell for Norfolk; star para I'D Banner auiien' Tor
TaiSadiag. -scho'ners samuel Hart. HoIbrook
fWll Afterwards load coal Tor Proyasnctl: Maud
seward. AppiegArn; Clara N. Goodman. hs m
Georgia HallOwell: :. }. Vaughan, vaughan - u.
IuFrahAm. Greeley May Thorn pson. lie arr Cara
4. Anderson. Rsskin Major Mll.iam ", IN u,a,
shoe; Florence SHAY Naucieaf all ate Narue lea1
coal for New N0Tkl: Julia A GarrisoD. torson
William II. knight. Iswes viii af'srWar1, l"sn
slaves tor MttaUznj. N. :. eNis. ht'y ". y
Green. Tracy Mabei Thomas. McKenzir slh 4fief-
,ssrds load 90 Z r Bosios D. Eddie Palmer; l. I
Weilulore. Campbell: Marian. Ackeriy-
The schooner MiDiva Miles, Mites master j. unnrr
going preparation for he annual cruise % he o1
Domnloz Fishing and Yacht Cub.
NEMOBASpA.
BOSTON. August 2-AInyed Brig Kociak' Pc
ters. m IA Richmond.
pm ADFIPHIA, August Arrived scboopers
Panaofa. Caihesrt. ana rzngier, taiien- rom
Richmond. ClcAred schooner 4. j. Conn., fram-
les for Richmond. n
NEw YORK. AuFutt Arrived >choonff :. o.
Craig Price and l.. T. Phare, Andersun, ron r.
! .dpla. CLEARED. Brig Dana l0erh treuci@' iof
/ Bahia ria Richmond.
DISASTERS X July.
The uber Of vessels belonging %. or bound 10
mp non ports Ind h. Uned states. rfpcred toialy
losl aud missing eufluk thr past be4ln - -, T., +,
7 vghfcb we're wr,ckrd. I Ms sunk by coiiHhn,
/ r5onceTed we're burned. and Is mtsslnE- Tie
I'D comprise ship. bark brig, ano sehetti-
er and thsr tntai yaue exclusive Of c4rsoes y e.
! tulalef a. 3l46 500. - .
~ Inc above Bark. l big, sud schooness, ref =
o,sves wbnI.y - the nied states. AID theH tssi
/ value Is estimated a. $4,000.
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NfyvyoRK. August 3.-The Posts financial ar'i-
-fe .t.4N O'Clock =. " eliIolI says me -tu'h 80
change markets have been comparatively Ihrt'
cove rnrD,fit bonds are strong and e per cent?
fgher FOR thc Is aud Z 's's; stale h'hd- 4.e LuDl
acilye, az an suvaOce ~ lo per l.l,' IA a.
bonds mere iu lair dem1lu. anu 4lptA. 'uh' =. "
fractional Improvement. The STOCK marAel va
strong from the opening up 30 n'"h. tHg aHNau. iI
prices ranging from : to ~ per crnl. DE- irAeiE
-. Ii fh. uuyy trt movement -re he Iuuk-
Iiue shares ie coal stocks. $50 uIi racht a4u 81
n .l,i ..nrnon since noon here has been rae
fionnI lechue and 40 The li,ne Of writing We mar
~ ls sgl be report- Iu regard % me situa.lnh
III frunk-iHe fair cpuil ut c1bhiclIb&, ano Niie
TIE D. ief among operators n llia -, -
30 not Indicate that any coiirTcLfe o. lpe tlt-l-
dents Is lfkelV - De- held thls Areh. hh's Las 80
very easy lhu- Tar 20 day tZh Per cent ih ~
.,r, mani hands. aad 2s.q u l~ce Gus COLA
terals Time loans are q loitd Al 5 to PEI 'rls. :
M. I7ereial uafer a. 9 "a per ctut- fpregl
xcnaua- IS ~sl yerv iui, Tut the tone OF me @AT-
aei Is fully steady. and comneiciaI Di- sfe I'D GUY
1s soog,|g guotauous were current today a.
9.80 p N: Western Union. 9oA. New YORK tb-
trail l44A: LAKE shore. 1924. MioSisAh 'n'4 ~
IOO.: NsG Y0rk. Lake Enc and NrsieFa' - ? ey'
rreferred. 81: seconds. tu5a; t'rANaIe- -
r.ars ana Western. I'D. New Jersey btl rs',
q7s. fselawarr and Hudson. llua. he1liIE' 20. (,
Nor hWeslern, l26's; -, a.. i-p,.n psrac.
i267.. NJ K ald T., Az haunitai s'4 - o.
"a 50. preieried. 1lnA. ONO am ~
Ami aSl. Pacific MAJ, %; g. \. ana J.
d. % Northern Pacific commou' Is 90 -
f-red, Ella; ian Fr1lrireo con- nou ~ 49,.
--.I IsvrfSr qgl. Rock Is1a& t'e1t. NO.
- ga of'iD. .gs; Louisville aud NSshyi ie'
iC4+. Na,hglfe suI CLAu anoosa, 81 OhiW.o
md We~ern. go. Manhattan Elevated =
Ii-i-o,s central Is-s Canada southern. ofa
D.-vs- and RI Grande. I0l - Pm sua oihaha
4gs.. do preferred. lO3at C. g.. q. sud J. 80
fr,e aud western. - chicago -. louls a"d NS :
or.esr- -Oa-8. tol. coal. 81, Otto cuirat
-. Texas Pacific. 5sa s1ss PaeiAe - o. 81 ,
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