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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30

BROWNSVILLE. texas, August %
There were eigbty-two new cases Of vel.
low-fever here Yesterday and eight deaths.
six Of the victims being Mexicans-the re-
naming two, William NJ. Winston, from
Mobile, and Rev. Father Nanderberg.
Father Superior CT the Society OF Jesus, Of
this city. DIR. Murray and staff are here
and doing excellent work. The supplies
brought were much needed. There have
been six deaths at Matamoras, but few new
cases. Weather fine.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Captain Al
fred Haskins, commanding the navy-yard
ut Pensacola, Fla, has informed the Acting
Secretary OF the Navy that the yellow-fever
Is spreading in Pensacola, and that extra
precautions are necessary.
New ORLEANS, La, August 29-Super-
intendeht Harahan, Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, to-day received COM
munication from DIR. Joseph Jones, presi-
dent OF the Board OF Health, saying you
are hereby prohibited from bringing any
cars. passengers, merchandise, or baggage
from Pensacola, Fla, within the bounds OF
the State OF Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Owing to the
prevalence of yelow-fever in Pensacola,
Fla, the Secretary OF War has given orders
for the transfer Of the troops at Fort Baran-
casoG, Pensacola, to Mount Vernon bar
racks, near Mobile. The navy-yard at
Pensacola will probably be closed in a
few days.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, August 20.-Sev-
enty-two cases Of yellow-feyer and two
deaths Of MeXicans are reported here to-
day. There are few cases among the
troops in Fort Brown, but they are doing
WELL There are several eases at Port 1sa-
belas. Two Tampico refugees died recently
with the fever eighty miles from here while
on their way towards Corpus Christi.
Seven deaths occurred to-day in Matamoras.
and few new cases were reported. Tie
Wacther is snltrY.
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The Victim of n Vile Outrage.

TAYLORsyILLE, ILL.,, August 29.-Lmma
Bond was resting quietly az midnight, but
the attending physicians agree that she has
q poor chance to recover, and her death is
expected TO occur within few days. She
has been unconscious at times, and once or
twice was dcliriOus. On one Of these occa-
sions her father says she went over her for
mer statement about the outrage made to
the prosecuting attorney, detailing every
circumstance without varying in the least
from the written testimony. While deli
rious she made some remarks that
reflect very seriously upon one OF the
prisoners. Mr.. Bond says he has within
the past week obtained some new and
valuable testimony, and is now more firmly
convinced than ever that he has the right
parties. Elliott Il. Hobbs still remains in
confinement, though he has shown con-
ciUsvcly that he was at Mitchell, seventy
five miles away, on the night the assault
was committed. Although the bonds have
been perfected for Montgomery, Pettis,
and Clement, they prefer the shelter OF the
jaii TO freedom. Ii Is hardly probable,
however, even il the girl dies, that the mob
will again attempt to lynch the prisoners.
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Battle Of Turks and Greeks.

LONDON, August 29.-Thc correspondent
OF Reuters Telegram Company at Athens,
in dispatch dated Monday says: Yester-
day morning Turkish troops attacked the
Greeks all along the frontier from Forbas
to Degan. The fighting was continued to-
day. The Greeks had four killed and ten
wounded. The Government has dispatched
one thousand infantry, artillery, and gem
darmcs to the frontier.
The Turkish account Of the fighting is a.
follows Some Greek troops attempted to
take forciblc possession OF the disputed
territory Of karaIik Dervcnd, on the ThcS-
salan frontier, but they were rcpulsed with
heavy loss by the Turks under Raghcb
pacha. There were eight men killed on
the Turkish side. The Greek Minister at
Constantinoplc had conference with said
Pacha, Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
to-day.
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15ks1 p H.: hsifs,oxes, llkc.; tsiIov. lac.
auS western Prime Prime s c"ss lHsfs s nSs,
ss@ioc.; English dairy is@soc.; pineappis,
Rie,: Carolina, 7X@se: - ,oe
s6;75 eastern, sl9s4.9s. Msetcrel.No: Bay.
hall sIs 40 Ds5
$3.50. No. ?.in kits, sI.2s.
Lard: Prime. barrels aud terce-. 14a144c,:
W naIf-earrels' I4s& i4sc; tubs, 1As9I4h Tor
Aotassss: Common syrup-Hogsseads, 2ac.
tiers; 2os; harreis Pc; genuine go.sen syr1ps
Salt: Liverpool. FROM store, si.60. Ground
alum, from store. s5e. q sack.
losc.; grsnaiaied sssSsse.; 4. fsS@sss+; i aok
ASS oS yeoT ssfss si s ra:S,aG isSs
Tsds: Black, s5@5oe.: Imperial, aSssyScs'
gunpowdsr, 35e.@sl.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Mdes; Green 5@6c.: wet salted, exotic; dsy
saited; q i4c.; dry nint, 13@15c.
Leather: Rough leather. 22130c.; city finish
harness, 3OseS7c; country finish harness, $50
3uc': wax Upper, 3Otc4Oc.; hemlock sole, 100
Iron. Steel. Nails. &C.
iron: American refined, OH Dominion bar.
7-lOc. r. N. for standard sizes In large lots q,
dealers. Sc. In small lots; English and American
41zG96I4c. "''
Nails: Old Dominion, 1896 for standard sine.
for 900 kegs.
.Pioug1-5astings: Wholesale, 3hc; retail. 4,Se
q n.
Rose: Manila. best, l5c.: ute. 7assc.
Lumber, Slaves. &c.
Lumber: The market Is wen stocked aud little
demand. White OAK cut To order. ef74Is22 a
LOCO; on market, s1u@tl5 a 1000; Western
sna Mstes G hae siS 9GS y,nSs pHe
Rough boards, $50 50; dry clear. s14efsf6.50
joist, Sio@tl5, according 90 sizs aud lengths.
s6@ss q 1000; S,ps, 5000. Laths-spIi,, 81 /:
sawed, 90 q 1000.
STAGES: Whlskey-barrel timber. green. $3.50
$50 Il LOCO; seasoned, S2O6525 z 1000. Flour
barrel timber, si@s7 n LOCO. Machine slaves,
se.0OMsy: turned heading, Sc. q set. bbur-bar-
rel poles, sfGs6. liogshead-LoOps. zoe. q bundle
Liquors. Wines, Sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@f225 a
Bra,riies: Domestic, sl.Il@s2; fruit coca
;i:23 apple; new. sl:s5@s2; old, s2.25@s3
'i pe keaen, rs; To 30. a, ,oaso. N
S3@s1 Virginia mountain, new, Sl.75gGs2; old,
s26Js3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, sl.lO@s2; imported. SO. 4
ct-c.
Ncc England Fun: si.5o@sl65.
Rectiaed WhiskeBs: s1.ll6sl.4O.
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse; Toys mining, 37's@ sl.lO a 100 feet.
PO3cdcr: S6.25 by TIE five kcgs-leSs than dive
kegs, $3.50: blasting, S2.9Uci 1906.
shot: Northern. sl.s5 & bag OF 25 Ibs
GrindStones; l.@2c. = 70.
C1orer: s5m:5.5o.
Ttmo,bg: r3.25mS3.50.
orchard Grass: ~l.50Wsl.7J.
Herd GrGss: 1928.
GERMAN Mtilct S1ef: s9.753ss.
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The Egyptian War.


PoRT SAID, August 29.-Last evening n
body OF Arabs attacked the British posi-
ton at Kassasn and were repulsed with
heavy loss. The British lost 100 men,.
Eleven OF the enemy's guns were captured.
ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK.
LONDON, August 29.-General Wolseley
telegraphs from Ismailia at 1:4O this MORN
ing rs follows: ~ have just received
news from the front that General Graham
was heavily attacked last evening by large
force Of Egyptians. The British cavalry
from Mahsameh went to his assistance, and
he had a brilliant success, taking eleven
guns. Only few British were killed, but
over 100 were wounded. / am just about
to proceed TO the 'front.'"
LATER PARTICULARS.
LONDON, August 29.-General Wolseley
telegraphs from Kassassin Lock rs follows !:
Maior-General Graham, commanding
this post, was attacked yesterday evening
by about twelve guns and eight battalions.
Our men behaved extremely well and in
flicted severe loss upon the enemy. AT
first General Graham had but five guns,
two and half battalions, and a small de-
tacblnent OF cavalry and mounted infantry.
Being reinforced by another battalion, he
attacked the enemy in front, while the
First Cavalry Brigade, under Colonel Sir
Baker Russell, charged them on the flank.
sabring considerable number The cayal-
ry were well handled by Maior-General
Druy Low. General Graham's DISPOSE
tons were all that they should have been.
and his operations were carried out with
the GOODNESS for which he has always been
well known. Arab Pacha was on the field
during the action. The cavalry charged
by moonlight, but were unable to secure
the rebel guns, which the enemy withdrew
during the night. They left, however, all
their ammunition. All our killed are Sur
geon-MaiOr Shaw, Of the Sixth Marine ar
tillery, and one infantry surgeon. The
wounded are one major, two captains, two
lieutenants, and iiity-siX men,"
TIE ENEMY STRENGTHENING.
ALEXANDRIA, August % Noon.-The
enemy are still strengthening their left
They sent an armored train again last eve
ming. General SIR Evelyn Wood has gone
to recOnnoitrc MckS.
\ sRIRNIsH AT RAMLEu.
LONDON, August GA dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Alex
andria says a slight skirmshing has taken
place to-day at Ramleh.
A KEEL-HACLING."
LOHDON, August 29.-Thc Daily NelcS
has the following from Alexandria: Those
alloat in the harbOr to-day witnes ed the
unusual sight OF the kcel-hauling" OF
three Arab sailors on board the Egyptian
frigatc SCUBA for mutiny. They were first
logged and then tied to rope and hauled
up to the portyard arm. They were then
dropped into the sea, dragged under the
keel, and hauled up to the starboard yard
arm. They were soon dead.
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Virginia News.

Mr.. Lewis Grayely, q native OF Henry
county, died in Stockton, Mo-, on the 22d
instant.
The wheat and corn crops win be the
best This season that Prince William has
seen for many year.
The truckers in Tidcwatcr Virginia
have made more money the present wear
than ever before, the Norfolk IUy'nldn
says.
Thursday. August 31st, the Conserve
tiyes OF the Fifth district will meet at Mar-
tinsyilc. Henry county, to nominate can
didate for Congress.
The new iron bridge built by the Rich
mond and DanVile Railroad Company
aryoss Dan river at Danyille is very nearly
COMPLETED, and presents substantial as
well as handsome appearance.
The son OF Colonel John Il. Popham,
vonth OF about eighteen years OF age, h'S
been appointed to position in the ioidills-
room of the House Of Representatives at I"
salary Of $50 per month.
The Eastern Virginidn is authority Tor
the statement that the camp ara Du'h-
meetings are seriously interfering win 'he
cnnvrniepces and necessities OF farmers
who are straining every point 10 get 'ic'i
produce TO market.
The Yacht Culew, while on the way
down the Potomac river from Washington
with a pleasure party OF nine ON board,
was struck by a sudden flaw OF Wlnd Oh
Jonc,'s Point late Saturday nlght anu c"l-
sized. Nobody hurt.
C,ntoin w. W. Mead, formerly chairman
Of tbe ReadjuSter Executive commune n Vi
TcdforI county and three years ago a l'e-
aGimstcr candidate for the state Sehate,
rcnounces MahOneism and VIII VOC io'
Massey
Cantain T. b. Massey, for some tln n,
chairman OF the Readiuster ccommi'tec oi
p"nnahannock county, resigned Mon
d"y For thc reason that he didn't prop9S,.c
+" follow Malone q Co. into the KcpuO,,,'
can PARTY. He supports lion. JONI !"
Massey. fredericksburg NecS.
TThc cry is still they GOMEZ
The answer Of the Acknowledgement iG To-
M RIanIsn to the Injunction Is IA
ioaihrr and prunella," and the planter a 1i,.
sor .,I that thinks it defence OF ms ih.'i
nsts i. = LIockhead. 1t is an illegal iaA ~ =
C,o into the hands OF an irresponsible co or
fio o tor" and farmers and planters W0ula pIyY
II in the end. That is all.-Lyf'c"""'9 NV
COcatc. -
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Fatal IIorse.Trade-K cicd Down by
4 Locomotive.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Special telegram 10 inc DlsphtfH"I
PETERSBURG, VA, August 20.-Mr. James
Smith, native Of Chesterfield county, was
killed to-day near Petersburg by the up
scttal OF his cart. Mr.. Smith came to the
CITY this morning and traded his horse for
another, which was blind. On bis return
home, the road being bad, the horse be-
came unmanageablc and upset the cart,
which fell upon him, breaking his neck and
killing him instantly.
Mr.. Carlyslc, the postmaster at Whitta-
ker's. on the line OF the Wilmington and
weldon railroad, attempted to-day to cross
the track in front of an approaching tram
and was fatally injured. He was about
sixty-fye years OF age and very feeble.
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r,,e Petersburg school Board.


INIVIIII
PETERSBURG, August 29.-The Readlus
or School Board met to-day and made
sweeping changes. They vacated most OF
the positions which had been filed last
Monday by the old or Funder Board and
elected teachers Of their own choosing.
Nero teachers were appointed for negro
schools. The term Of Office OF the old
Board had not expired, but it is claimed
they were disqualified because they had not
taken the oath Of Office and the duclling
oath. For the first time in the history OF
Petersburg a negro principal was elected
A great deal OF indignation prevails, and
tbe end is not yet.
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Recruits Of West Point.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, August 29.-For-
tv-two ont OF the iony-seven applicants
appointed by congressman for admission
TO the Military Academy at West Ioiht
have arrived there, and all OF them passed
fhe medical examination to-day. Among
them is the colorcd applicant from Fiorida'
Lcmucl W. Livingstone. He is nearly
six feet in height and jet black.
lie Is accompanied by the white pro-
lessor OF the college from which ne
Graduated. Colonel Merritt, The newly
anpointed superintendent, will arrive To- 10,
NIGHT. General Howard and stan VIII
leave the post for Omaha on THURSDAY
when Colonel Merritt Will take command.
The cadets will break camp ut ii O'CLOCK
Tomorrow morning and go into winter
mlarters.
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vEOlaf;n. the Fishing Laws.
CAPTURE OF TIE STEAMER GRACE AND HEI
CEEW IL NORFOLK.

CREW N NORFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, August 29.-Sherill Haas, OF
Hampton, armed with the necessary papers
issued by Justice L. G. Dardcn for the
seizure OF the fishing steamer Grace, be-
longing to the Menhaden oil-factorlcs, in
Northumberland county, arrived in this
city last night, and at hali-past O'Clock
tins morning, assisted by Il posse Of police,
effected the capture Of the steamer ct Me-
Culoch's wharf, and made the following
prisoners: Captain n. Kinney. Mate j. G.
Robinson, Engineer ID. A. Brighton, Fire
man Boyd Sandulin, and the following
crew: James Jones, Henry Derby, Daniel
Kelly, Abncr Fletcher, William Flauntery,
b. j. Leroy. Albert Hamilton, ST.. and Al
bert Hamilton, Jr., aged sixteen-all
charged with violating the fishing laws OF
the Commonwealth. The detail OF officers
accompanied Sheriff Haas in the captured
steamer to Hampton. where her crew will
be imprisoned.
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ro,,ur. or philadelphia bankers.

PmIApELpmA, Pa, August u ne
firm OF William II. Lloyd u Co.., bankers
and brokers, failed this morning, WIN ma
bilities on the street to the extent OF about
$4,000. The heaviest sufferers are c ,-
irv depositors, with whom the bankrupt
firm did considerable OF a ban ing busl-
ness. These country losses are indepehd-
emf OF the liabilities given, and their eX;
tent cannot be obtained. The firm Is said
n he short on Pennsylvania and Northern
pacific and long on Reading and Buffalo
and his IS given as the cause OF failure
IHiWo tbousand shares Of indscriminate
itncls were sold in the Board this morning
70 settle the firms accounts. The repre-,
scptotiyes of the fallen house decline a
nresent TO say anything.
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MADRID. August 29.-An official dispatch
from Manila, PHILIPPINE Islands, says 800
deaths from cholera occurred there on
Monday last.
A cable dispatch from Yokohama, re-
ceivcd here, states that out OF 40 eases OF
cholera within twenty days at Yokohama
572 cases have proved fatal.
At Toxic about so cases and 30 deaths
occIr daily
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EIciIMoND, August 20, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT-Whitc, 1,l30 bushels. Red, S'32S
CoEN.-Whitc. 1894 Bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
OATs-2.500 bushels.
ORCHARD-GRAss SEED.-l6 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIZ ,r.-Whitc G3O bushels good 10 very good
NJ 100 TO $l.l4. Red, l,426 bushels fair 10
yery good Lancaster at sl.Os t. Sly; $500
husheIs mixed ut : 90 to Sill; 6f2 bushels
f,ir To- yery good Fnltz at .lOJ Ia sl.lO.
CoEN.-White, iis bushels very good VIRGINIA
M S5c: 100 bushels prime Virginia on private
OATs.-40s bushels prime winter on private
terms: 100 bushels prime winter at DC; 40 BUSH
els prime winter M BE: % bushels prime winter
al S5c.: 100 bushels mixed at f9c.
ORCHARD-GRASS SEED.-I6 bushes On private
forms.
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rouoc n Sc,GoId with Four Men.

New YORK. August pa scaliold used
by a number OF plastcrcrs on some iial
bouses in west Ninth street fell to-day with
four men, who were seriously injured.
Their names are James Kelley, aged %;
Andrew Gum, aged so; his son, Andrew
Gum. Jr.. aged p; and william Forbes,
aqcd aG. The scafold, which was made up
Of rotten boards, fell distance OF forty
feet. Young Gum escaped with bruises
OF the head and body. His father broke a
leo and received severe scalp-wound, ana
FORBES was seriously injured In the lett
side and di,located his elbow. Kelley was
the most seriously injured, his les ana Il
number Of ribs being broken.
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A Woman Shot Through the Head.

PITTSBURGH, PA, August 29.-Anton
Strouse, Of Miflin township, and his next
door neighbor, Mrs. StrauSser, quarreiled
about their children last evening, and Mrs.
strausser struck StrOuSe in the mouth,
when the latter pulled out a revolver ana
shot his asSalant through tine head. Mrs.
Strausscr is still living, but VIII die. Ihc
murderer made his escape.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

a Gall for Bonds New Cadets nt West
foint-Proaresso OF the YelIow.Fever-Deatb
OF President Allen, OF Girard College
Crime in Mississippi-Frightru Death in
Coai-Minc-Fires on the sprague Home.
stcnd--Lynch-Law in Arizona-FaiIure or
Philadelphia Bankers-The Archbishop OF
Canterbury Better - Scrious Illness OF
Prince Leopold-Fight Between Turks and
Greeks-The Siberian Plague In Russia
Several Fights In Egypt.
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rr,cn,ful CoaI.nine Accident.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 20.-Thc
young son OF William Proutty yesterday
attempted 10 hoist his father from 92-feet-
deep coal mine in south Des Moines, but
found himself unequal to the task. lie at
tached weight to the descending car to
act as an equalizer on the descending car,
on which his father was seated: Inc
weight, however, was 50 great that his
father was brought up to the top at ter
rife rate OF speed, and striking against the
roof of the shait-shed, descended again to
the bottom-ncarly every bone in his body
hnin u hrnl,en.
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Murderer Hanged by IA Mob.

TUCSON, ARIZONA, August "a Deming
(N. NJ special, dated the 2Sth, says ::
.'Ycsterday hard character, whose name
is unknown, threatened to Kill French
man before night. In the evening he de-
libcratey attacked his victim and cut his
throat, in1icting mortal wound. lie was
seized by officers ana taken to Jail. Shortly
afterwards q party Of citizens took the
murderer out and hung him to telegraph
pole. His body was left hanging until .
late hour this morning"
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A Murdered wife.

PATERSON, y. j., August 29.-Mrs. Tay-
lor died this morning at Il. Joscph's hos
pital, in consequence OF wounds inflicted
by her husband, who on the 18th instant
struck her upon the head with becr-glass.
Taylor, who had been released on $1,000
bail. was at once apprehended and sent to
jail to await the result OF the inquest.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, August, 80, 1882.
Country Produce.

ApDles: Grcen-srom :I.jo to $3.50 9 barrel
very dull. ,
B S,, ; 58I3c r5cc yellow. 23@25c. fair
20 good l2sc lGc. fresh yellow butter sells r'ady,
corn Meli: 9l.G5 per Duahcl for country sI'lo
for city mills.
bLiek pas: si.2j. and dali.
Dfied Fruit: BlackLcnic, 5k@6c'; cherries
liz t' Foiels: Hens, soc; chickens, l5@22c.
EggS: 1iMl7c. Ia crates; market rather Daic.
F7itserS. Prime iiyc-1oO.c, Zoe; common Z0c'
Fl0Ig(ff: SllOMsl.lj e bushcl.
U,y. Nirplp.a timothy. 9Uc.mSl clover
mixed. SEQ Njc.; clover, GOGl7Cc
B 6l,,,o1 V','I irl a. .i25ms2.5O = barrel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl.45@9l.50 Z 70. Seneca 'ree
of tops iO@45c. e ID.
Lard: Country, Ia 80. .,.. o.
peGches: Jpc.mS3 {, bushels Tor common 20
choice. market fun and demand good; no trouble
10 sell choice fruit.
Rue: sJl9Oc. = bushel.
Sunt0c: Prime, zoe.
Baisf arGv: 10000.
1 Hn5f. washed SIC; unwashcd. Csc. Furry
wool Viii bring from 10 30. q 3D.. less taan above
i"'''' Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
ce,os,t. Ro.endale, , 1 .5OftSl.60 p barrel.
Ii,ee. Agricultural, smIOc. q hushel; Rock
Land, 81 900 $50, according 10 i'l"hu'l' WIZ
MP PISstsr: Lump. s4.75; ground SO; calciacd
plaster, Sl.9C4s2.
Tar. Large -iLc'
DRY Goods.
prinfs. Ncrrnack. Gle; Men1macA >hirunR'
| 10. Richmond &C.; South bridge, DC. racine
lie: Sprague. &c.: Spifkue ~hlfuhs, De'' ~
nes Gc.; Alens 90; SlNShes'SSiT' No. pr,r
| ineton 6lc: Mallory PINK, 014c' Mtlvty ~ kle
| a.. -imi,son MOunine 64c" simpson pi..y iy,1, =
I'm ,r,snn iIlack. 6xc.; Harmony, &C.; Ashland
sonia I,,2o15e1 Sbirtfnqs md Sheetings: 7-s Sc;
.,ptt, Sc: ~ jack HOrncr 5Ac.; ~ Eiwaru
Harris, Glc.; IL fairmont, o1c;, - ~ man
q a;v.ii, o.. ia Wauregan. lie; lea Monad-
mock. 25c.. lO-4 Peluot' ~ =. 80. Nom
BTo%"s 4 4. g.. G9c.v Rocktridgc ii 4: r.
che , 'I,,nes River ;, o. o., sac; james River
II. H., 6Ic.. james RIVER ID. d. rs
Drugs, DyestuiIs, oils, &c.
41iissaso, 5s2.75 g .s. ..., o, .ar dozen
CoDpsrdS: 20.
CoftiaeaI: 65c. 2 n.
Extract OF LoGWC0d: Zoe.
! IadfqO. 9Oe.msI.
0iis: iia,ecd sic: machine; ,s sisstIIS 10.
spStmrcod on 50m6Hc.: lard, sl.lOi sweet, 20
Dozen: bet Ilad, $3.50; castor si.~o = k'''S o.
Virginia iubricating, BOG oVe'' Ae'O''-'' ~
| cash. a gallon.
S Safs "ssi, .SGc., in kegs; English soda &C.
American, 3. m4c. oe.oo
Snirits Tarpsntins: 4S@5oc.
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 1870 l3c. 2 ~
LEMONS: s6NS7 Pb0N. .
oranges: $3.50 = box, and very s''Ic''
Groceries. &c.
Raeon: Clear-.ib sides, lj4G9lo .c;; Sn0nlcer
1fITl9c.: V.rainia shoulders, 10; W, sinia no,
round lac. Virginia hams large 100 - 49, sa .'
iGmiec; srgar.cur,d, l5@io 49,: PLAIN hah Ie
: AZ i4lc.: csnyaseG mans, i6&alfc; bulk sue
k ii.@i l%c.; bulk shoulders, losS!ie. sto'
e B,scke,s: Painted. two hoops, sl.5o8si'I'
i three hoops, sl.T5Hs2. 800 49, s,,,os
n Braon.s: 'two strings, ~ 90; three S'fihS
sL9Ods3; four strings S2.Io@es: ,oAlis
1. I1ses: Rio Common, DC loc.; llr, ivett, ~
rood TO prime, li.@l21e,i Lpgrayrs' i'Tis
Jay., sVwsvss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30
r.rns on .he sprasue Estate Burned

Providence, II. l., August 29.-IW9
large barns OH the Sprague homesleau
estate, in CranstOn, were burned ny an III
cendlary fire about midnight last nIght.
one OF the barns was fred while the other
was burning. The hose was repeatedly
c,,t Loss 81 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30
New wheat.

MlyyEApoMs, MINI, August .9.-The
, ~ ~ a was received at PiIlsbury * HUI
In,r ~. elevator at Laramie, D.. T., Thurs
law Io,' If was No. hard, weighing over
sixty pounds per bushel, and was d sample "a, ,he
SiN q crop OF 5000 bushels raised on The
Elk valley Farming Companys iarm'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-30
A Threatened strike Of fhe Ai"erieA
s,ou.fubusary.

LIMERICK, August "a p9I ,anmh signe ~
by upwards Of one hundred io ,nr,nJ1 to
the constabulary has been nt' ~ NJ Ire,a,d II
Earl Spencer, Lord-Lieutenallao u o' W. ne, roiu
stated. Il is said that in the event Of ioh his
failure to comply with the request seno-
raj strike will take place.