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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-18
A Horrible Discovery.
REASONS WHY THE BODIES OF YELLOw-FEyER
VICTIMS SHOULD BE BURNED.
Isl IAmcs Ga2ette.l

81 james Ga2ette.l
One OF the most horrible discoveries OF
modern science is surely that Of DR.. Do
mingo Freire, OF Rio de JaneirO. That
city has been seriously afflicted with yell
low-iever. and DR.. Freire. in his inquiries
into the causes OF the epidemic, came upon
the dreadful fact that the soil OF the ceme-
terics in which the victims OF the out
break were buried was positively
alive with microbian organisms eX-
actly identical with those found in
the yomitings, blood, &C.. OF those
who had died IN The hospitals OF yellow
fever. From a foot under ground he
gathered sample Of the earth everything
the remains Of person who had been
buried about year before, and though it
showed nothing remarkable in appearance
or smell, il was found under the micro
scope TO be thickly charged with these
abominable disease germs. Many OF the
organisms were making spontaneous move
ments. In fact, therefore, the cemeteries
are so many nurseries Of yellow-iever; for
every wear the rain washes the soil and the
fever seed with which it is so closely sown
into the water-courses and distributes them
over the town and neighborhood.
SAYS the Doctor: ''If each corpse is the
bearer OF millions OF millions OF organisms
that are specifies OF i'll, imagine what a
cemetery must be in which new focl are
forming around each body. In the silence
OF death these worlds OF organisms, inyisi-
bic % the unassisted eye, are laboring In
cessantly and mperceiyed TO I'LL more
graves with more bodies destined for their
food and for the fatal perpetuation OF their
species" How terribly fatal these organ
isms are, indeed, may be understood from
the fact that the blood OF yellow-feyer
patient injected into rabbit killed the ami
NAL In an hour, that the rabbits blood In
jected into guinea pig killed 1t, and that
the guinea pigs blood injected into an
other rabbit killed il also, so that the chain
OF destruction may apparently be endless,
for each victim on poSt-m0rtem examina.
ton was found TO have all its blood swarm
ing with malignant germs. Surely the
cremation OF all yeliow-feyer corpses be-
comes, in the light OF DR.. Freire's discoy'
cry, public necessity.
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EXPLOSION of Giant Powder.
Mn lelegranh tO the DIspaich.I

10y ltitsIaIl " tic DiSp1tNH'I
CINCINNATI, August IA dispatch to
the 1imeS-lStdr from Lexington, KY, says
the Mount Sterling accommodation train
going to Lexington ran INTO the rear car OF
a train on the Kentucky Central railroad,
at Winchester crossing, this morning, eX-
plodng four hundred kegs Of giant pow
der. The depot was wrecked and the en-
cine blown to atoms. Engineer SchuleI
was not found; YardMaster Randall was
killed, and Conductor McMichael fatally
injured. Several others are supposed to
be killed. \ full report has not yet been
received.
Conductor Martin was fatally hurt, and
five other persons so badly injured that
they may die. The depot building eating
stations. an engine, and three cars were
wrecked.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YOl.h.


NV YORK, August l7.-Cotton easy; sales
40 bales; uplands, 10 Slide; Orleans,
10 7-l6c.; weekly net receipts, ~ bales gross,
O DAG bales: expOrts-to Great Britain, l2,73Z
btIes: 10 the continent, III bales; sales. 3,l39
bales; stock. 1927 bales. southern -four nrm
and moderately active; common TO fair extra,
al o50s5.3O: good 10 choice extra, $4,000
S6.75. Wneat--Cash grades very steady; prices
show no material change: options opened 4tg'lc.
higher bui subsequently lost the advance ana de-
above the lowest points No. spring nominal
ungraded red, sl.o2@Sl.2o; unfraded White.
ssc.@sl2l; No, red, August, sl.isayiiy
I1.i.c. lower; other cash grades held nrm; OPP
tions Yale lower closing steady with slight re-
zoe: No. 3, August. 62i. @63ac.; september,
6iLa62&c. oais--spot, mixed. s@4c. lower;
white held stronger options ,c. lower closing
42c. No. z. August, 35Ses $3.50; No. 3, septsm-
Der, SI,eI3iAc. Hops quiet and unchanged. Col,
fee-spct quiet and unchanged; options o@io
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-18
AMI Editor Expiates n Libel.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, August 17.-John Dewey.
editor Of the Irish Nation, who was sem
fenced to sixty days Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for libelllng August Belmont,
completed his term this morning, and wa,
released from PRISON. He came at once Il
this city, and proceeded to the Office OF his
paper. where he received the congratula'
lions of a number OF friends.
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CLVSE FOR ALARM.

ALICE f. CURTIS, of Brunswick, Me- writes us
on May 10, 1883 "That she has suffered very
much at frequent intervals with kidney-dise''se'
and the attacks were increasing IN severity so
steadily as TO cause ALARM Her aunt Mrs ~ NJ.
Small, persuaded her 10 use Hunts Remedy ana
after using several bottles Miss Curtis has been
freed from the severe aches and pains 70 which
she had long been accustomed; ana iutther says
that Hunts Remedy never fails to reheVe the Sc,
80 ,,ains I'm ,he side and intense backache, and
Miss Curtis pronounces II a real blessing to woman
for an acknowledges, and she cordially recon-
mends II for the many Ills and pains peculiar to
,vomen- au 16-Th(wl, Sa&Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-18
Baseball Games Yesterday.

lBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
New York: Cincinnati, 4; Nietropoli-
tan, ,.
Buffalo: Buffalo, 10; Detroit, Q.
Providence: New York, = Providence,
6 twelve innings).
Boston Philadelphia. 3: Boston, 6.
Cleveland Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 4.
Baltimore: Baltimore, 6; ST. Louis, 4.
Philadelphia: Columbus, /; Athletic,
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, AUG. II, 1883.
fBy Telegraph

steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, meI-
chandise ana passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk, merchandise and pas
sengers. Smlthield, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer pamlcO. Brakeman. Smithleld, mer-
chaudisc and passengers. Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamship Ingram Orb Leisk, New Orleans.for
BremenhaVen. put Ia for coal.
steamship Richmond. Jenny. New York. mer-
chandi>c. and sailed for West Point, Old Dominion
steamship Company.
Steamship Jolns Hopkins, March. Providence,
and sailed for Norfolk, VI. and VI. Il. Company.
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High-Flying Boiler.
[By telegraph N the Dlspatch.l

by telegraph U ule DlspaIch.I
LOUISVILLE, KY, August IA boiler
at the Falls City Brewery, situated outside
the city limits, exploded yesterday morn
ing. tearing out the boiler-house. passing
through al adjoining shed, and rising 300
feet in the air. In descending it struck a
slaughter-house, crushed through the roof
and one floor, and lodged in the cellar.
Although several persons were about the
boiler no one was injured.
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An Alabama Murderer Hanged.

CHATTANOOGA, August l7.-Taylor Banks
(coored) was hanged to-day at ScottsbOro'
Ala, for the murder OF Turner Woods, in
the fall OF 1880. Banks made full confess
sion Of his guilt few DAYS ago. lie ate
hearty breakfast, and smoked cigar while
being taken to the gallows on his colin;
He was firm and collected; declared he had
made his peace with God, and was ready
to die. lie died without an apparent
struggle.
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A Texas Lynchfng.

IBy telegraph to the Dispaen.l
G,IvrsToy. August ia special to
the Ne,rs from Terrell says that Martin
BRADLEY 1colored) was taken from Jail last
nicht and hanged by citizens. An exam
inin@ trial had been held during the day, at
which his guilt was estaphshed-namely,
that he made an outrageous assault upon 4
woman
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Another Lynching I'm Georgia.
IBv telegraph to tie Dispatch.l

BY Telegraph % 1I'U 'I'F''VH'I
SAVANNAH. August 17.-Reuben Robin
SON the last OF the trio engaged in the
FuIford tragedy in Miller county, has been
Ivnched The woman under arrest has
been discharged for lack OF evidence to
convict her. Eight men have been arrested
and held TO bail for trial in connection with
the recent alleged outrages in Banks coun-
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A Constable shoots N Prisoner.

BY tcIeKrap1I 10 INT DTsplIVH'I
WILMINGTON. DEL, August l7.-Con-
stable Legates was yesterday taking two
handcufied colored burglars from Newark
10 the jail at New Castle, when the prison
ers attempted to escape. A struggle en-
sued. and the constable finally shot one OF
tbem-Lowis Misunderstanding wound
which will likely prove fatal. The con-
stable claims that he shot In self-defence.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

bN telegraph 10 Tue l)lslitchJ
CHARLOTTE, n. c., August IA pas
senger train arriving here from Atlanta
this morning at o'clock ran on a siding
and collded with freight engine. Fire
man w. s. Farris, Of Atlanta, was killed.
No one else was hurt. The engines and
mail-car were badly damaged. The acct
dent was caused by an open switch.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IL, 1883.

ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. IL. Tatnu.
superintendent.
schooner Carrie ~ Richardson, Ilobrock, Bos-
ton. salt. Davenport y Morris.
schooner ". h. Collins, Higgins kennebec, Ice,
Richmond Ice Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Huphers, New York, per-
chaud and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co.
steamer Pioneer, Plttt, philadelphia, merchan-
disc j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Ella Matthews. Falkenbnrg, PhiladcI-
phia Uid CbickahOmlny, To load poplar wood; YES
sci. Curtis * Parker.
schooner r.. Il. Everman, Brewer. Philadelphia
ria Chickahomny, poplar wood: vessel, Curtis l.
Parker.
schooner G., Phillips, Philadelphia. ore, aud eta
Pamunkey river to nnsh loading ties; vessel Cur
Lis 4 Parker.
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Serious Railroad Murderer
Arrested.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

PETERSBURG, VA, August 1.-THE loco
motive, tender, and four freight-cars Of a
ireight-train on the Raleigh and CASTOR
railroad were badly wrecked last night
near Franklinton station. The engineer
and fireman were caught under the d6briS,
and narrowly escaped being killed. The
accident was caused by misplaced switch.
A force of men has been at work all day
clearing the track.
Eaton Mills, who murdered Henry POu-
ton on Christmas. in Halifax, n. c., has
been arrested and lodged in the county
iail
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Coalition Nominating Convention.

FAIAvILLE, August 1.-THE Coalition
lists Convention met here to-day, and after
a big squabble c. III. Bliss. Sr., was nomi-
mated for the Senate from the district, and
Matt. Grigg (colorcO for the House Of
Delegates from the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-18
A Weeks Business Failures.
INV telegraph 10 the Disratch.I

by teegTnph 20 The Disratch.I
New YORK, August 1.-THE business
failures for the last week throughout the
United States and Canada number 10, as
compared with Isl last week. The dlstri-
button was rs follows: New England
States. ID; Middle States, 81: Western
States, 81; Southern States, %; Pacific,
II; New York city, 6; Canada, %.
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.
[By telegrnnn 10 the Disnntch.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 17.-First
race-three quarters OF a mile-Brad won !;
W. Z. Burch second, and Vera third.
Time, 1:1jt.
Second race-mile heats-first heat won
by Capias, Rosalne second, and jim Nelson
third. Time, 1:4j. The second heat and
race was taken by Capas, Rosaline second,
jim Nelson third. Time. 1:4j.
Third race-mile and a quarter-Own
Bowling won Brocade second, Harriet
third. Time, 2:l2t. Tilford refused to
run after going iurlong.
Fourth race-mile and a furl0ng-won
by Baby; Bill Bird second. Time, 2:0ll.
MOnmOuth.Parls Races.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., August 17.-First
race-tlIree quarters OF a mile-won by
Abba; Phoenix second, Woodlark third.
Time, 1:19l.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes, for
all ages, seven eighths OF mile-Strath-
spey won; Battlebore second, Duplex third.
Time, 1901.
Third race-free handicap sweepstakes,
one and quarter mles-Caramel won
| Heel-and.Toe second, Euclid third. Time,
2174.
Fourth race-selling allOwances-one
and an eighth mles-Keno won; Colonel
Watson second, FlOwer-0i-Meath third,
Time. 2:034.
Fifth race-Seaside stakes, three quarters
Of a mile-Antrim won; Voiusia second,
Clarence third. Time, 1:1Sl.
Brighton Beach Races.
NEW YORK, August l7.-First race
three-quarters Of a mile, winners eX-
cluded-Pilot won; Emma Z. second,
Exeter third. Time, 1:214.
Second race-one mile, selling allow
ances-Blne String won; Red Fox second,
La Gloria third. Time, Isl.
Third race-for all ages, one and one
eighth miles-won by Swift; j. o. Mitchell
second, Centennial third. Time, 2:03I.
Fourth race-for maidens OF all ages,
three-quarters of Il mile-won by Mark
Calleron second, Reata third. Time, l:2li
Fifth race--ior maidens OF all ages, three
quarters Of mile-won by Stringent
Frank +. second, Versenay third. Time
1:2l4.
Sixth race-for all ages, catch-weights
one mile-Plunger won; Nimblefoot Sc
cond, Annie c. third. Time, l:lC5.
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A Double Lyuching Confirmed.

IBy Telegraph 20 Ihe DIspHIcn'I
SAVANNAH, Ga, August 1.-THE story
Of the lynching of Joseph Fulford and
Harry Bradley, for the murder OF the for
mers wife, at Bainbrldge last week, is true
in all IFS horrible details, Notwithstanding
the denial thereof contained in dispatches
from New Orleans.
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Failure OF sugar-Rcnners.
fRy Ieleeranh 10 the Dlspatch.l

BY telegraph % TIE DIspatcb.I
CHICAGO, August 17.-Alexander e.
Ta,lssig, sugar-refners, who did business
OF $1,000, 900 year, failed this morning.
Assets and liabilities cannot be ascertalned
AZ vet. The failure was occasioned by the
decline in the prices OF sugar.
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Bank ReOrganized.

Nv Telegraph 70 NE UIspaIcnI
indianapolis, August 1.-THE re0rgan-
izatlon Of the First National Bank OF this
city was completed last evening. The
stock OF the bank has been increased from
$500. 900 to SSO0,OOO paid-in capital. Will
liam II. Ems lish was made president.
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uurderer HINGED I'm South Carolina

COLUMBIA, 5. C., August Il.-Parry CeIy
(colored) was executed at Grcenville to-day
Tor the murder OF n colored man named
Parry Anderson. The drop fell few min
utes past II, the rope slipped to the back
OF the neck, and Cely was srangled to
death in thirteen minutes. There was a
large crowd in the town, but the execution
a.
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GUNNER B0ARDERS.- CARLTON
- HOUSE, Scottsyille, Aibemarle county, VA,
scyenty-nlne miles from Richmond, ON the Me
yhany railroad, at the foot OF the Blue kldse
Mountains. has been newly ntted ui sna - ny
omen for sIT MINER BOARDkRs II $50 per month,
~ per week. Special rates for families Livery
attached Appiyto X. L.. o,,s,iis
~ 5-eodsw frVpr'esof' s0o'N
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Victory for UanIan.

10y Telegraph % The Dispatch.J
STERLING, MASS, August 17.-IIanlan
won the regatta at Lake Washacum to-day.
Time. 1870; Hosmer second. in 13:43;
Lee third in l3:4j3.
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The Presidents Movements.

IBy Telegraph 90 the Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August lad
vices from President Arthur's party, dated
10Th instant, report them encamped on the
backbone OF the Rocky Mountains, 1900
feet above the sea-leyel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Egyptian Cotton i'm Switzerland.
fBy cable to the Dispatch.I

by cable % the DIspAIcU'I
GENEVA. August 1.-THE prohibition OF
the importation of Egyptian cotton into
switzerland has called forth many protests
from various quarters. II the authorities
persist in enforcing the prohiDitloh 3o,0Vo
persons who are employed IN manuiae-
tories where this cotton Is used VIII be
thrown ont OF work.
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Drought In the South.
GALVESTON on THE VERGE OF WATER
FAMINE.

FAMINE.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, Texas, August 17.-Thls
city is on the verge OF a water-iamine.
The cisterns are drained, gardens are dried
up. and the effect Of the drought is plainly
to be seen in the poverty OF the vegetable
market. For a week past many persons
have been depending upon the liberalty OF
their ncighbOrs for water TO drink, having
exhausted their supplies. Now, most OF
those who were well provided at the be-
ginning of the dry season are almost COM
pletely without a supply. An indication
OF the extreme want to which some per-
sons are driven is found in a notice posted
in front OF one OF the best-known and
most popular restaurants in the city
"Closed until it rains a slight rain has
fallen, but not enough to change the situa'
ton.
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Fined for Using a Bogus License.

TSpeciaI telegram 70 The Dispaich.l
NORFOLK. August HI. ii. Hight, q
Baltimore drummer, was fined S25 to-day
for working on bogus license, issued IN
Alexandria to Washington firm to cam
yaSs the State
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Bank Ioscd by tho Cashiers Defalca-
ton.
rnv telegraph to the Disra,eh. !

C,sc,SNarr. August IA dispatch to
the Nems-, Journal. from Warren, Ohio,
saws the second National Bank closed its
doors this evening. X. NJ. Fitch, cashier,
is renorted to be defaulter to the amount
Of $4,000 or $4,000.
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LAUNDRY.

CHiRTs. COLLARS. AND SuaFs Zoo
The nIcuMoND STEAM LAUNDRY, 10y
north Eishtn Street next der iS < M. aons.
the place 30 have your IN, ,s,',a1e souipments
S Sysr iarodSssd in Richmond; SHIFTS, T N
LARS, CUFFS, &c, q srss n saJ ,aund,isd AZ
called ,of a,s snu ii. CLAY ROBINSON.
lu l7-2tf $50
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# #"$ ! $ e y y 4 4 +
L Il 90 Y A A LII
s ?' g. +: + : ! J ]: F.
GG CO LII tut ZEE,

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest aud Most flas-
Tic clue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
Everything SOLID A. ROth LARD As ADA
MANT.-FIRM As grantee! New scientific
Discovery !-ReyolutioniZcs the Liquid clue Busi-
ness of the World! ROYAL GLUE Is hJsOIt1eft
TabreakabIe and IHSepdrIbiel ASAN>ONlAN
GIANT among other Clues and Comrnisl MIL
LIONS of People are sing Royal Glue and hiI.-
LIONS MORE Must Have III. No iieatng-No
Observation-Disclosures Ready Always Liquid!
Glues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, BLIZZARD
Cu9 Tips and Cloth. Cr0ckery ORNAMENTS OF
Every Kind. Metals, Patches on Leather and Ruo-
Der Shoes. Book B?cks. Brlc-a- Brac. and EveIy-
thing Else with lnseparable Tcnacity! MANU-
EA(lrITRFRs OF Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Jun
labels Fine Carriages and Pianos, Paper. caro-
Hoard, on Cloth aud Carpets, who Use ROYAL
GIVE for Sizing. ~tlneniDg and 6lnelng purposes,
snDpl, ed by the PINT, Gallon. or Al bALLoN
RhRREI ROYAL Glue Tails for ltseif. Inc
News ~ It's Marvellous and Extraordinary IN
bre,kable Qualities. its Great -ts0pthnesh flcxl-
bilItvend strength FLASHES LIKE lightning
rom one Customer % Another! LIVE cAiES-
MEN lob Thousands ~ BOftleS Of Royal Glue ID
Druggists. Grocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
drS3s Of Boitisgt. Business Offices and Families.
81 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover,
by MAIL. postpaid. / o cents extra. Manufactured
by >, L. % MtAnA ~
l3i7 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wanted In every city and Couf-
~ throughout the United states. Canada. Europe
and south America. sold by Druggists, Gfocefs'
Stationers. Hardware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied ~ Blkh
4 BRipGFS. 1905 Franklin street. PIT RtfLL,
LADD & Co. POW Frs, TAYLOR Co, hich-
mOnd. We tTr-'N
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
Execution ut Little Rock.
fBvtelecraph TO the DispatchJ

LITTLE Rock. August l7.-Deno Casal,
a white man, was hanged in the ial-yard
here to-day for the murder OF George
Barnes. time-keeper in the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern shops at Argenta,
oDDOSite Little Rock.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August II. 1888.
SALEs-FmsT BOARD.-70O Richmond city SIS
at 1927: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad at 231, 10
do at 234, 10 do. at 23&; 1000 Atlanta and
Charlotte lst Is at 1879.
SECOND BoARD.--4,OO0 Virginia new IS at
5oil. n shares Connection Railroad ut so.
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CoroneI Eadens's Sortie.

IoxDoy. August IA dispatch to the
Standard from Mamdinh says that Colonel
Radens made a sortie on the 9th instant,
sunported BIZ a glmboat. He proceeded
northward and outllanked and drove OIL
the enemy. On the eth instant, with
10 600 men, he made movement TO the
south and attacked the earthworks OF the
Annomites. The enemy made but slight
resistance. and abandoned their works In
confusion. Their cannons were hauled oil
by elephants. The loss OF the French was
two Killed and six wounded. The enemy'-
loss was heavy.
Mob Law I'm Austria.
Jovnoy. August IA mob OF 500 men
attacled the Jewish quarters in Prague Oh
"wednesday night. The rioters were dis
narsed before they had done much harm
The frequency of riots is causing muei
alarm among the authorities in Austria
The noIice and military officers have beer
ordered 10 crush with the utmost energ!
every Outbreak, however small. Forty, 0
The nopuace and SIX police were wounded
in the riot at Agram on Tuesday. Th'
mob subsequently forced the Jail and re
leased the rioters who had been imprr
! oned.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
ElQnf.

Flour We quote: lime, ss@s3.50; snpernne
s325@f3.75; extra, sf.oOetso; iamiy' 500
A5.5O; Patent family. s6lGs7.
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REsrAURANTs. BILLIARDS. sc.

hot TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
III To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY IN THE MARKET.
FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND
TOBACCO.
HENRY HFUsER,
10 No. 1908 Main street
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SIMMER RESORTS.


NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
y 4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER HONE.
Elegant accommodations az lower rates thAh
are given elsewhere In the southern mountains.
fer ,cr,ns address T.. II. FISHER,
snalm Superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August II, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WnEAT.-Whlte, $50 bushels. Red, 1887
ConS.-Whlte, 1884 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
RYE-s6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, GA bushels common 10 prime
NJ sI.Os to sl.2O. Red, 5.03s bnshels common
70 prime Longberry AT Sl.0s 20 81 .2Oi $50 BUSH
els mixed AT sIIO to sl.l5: $500 bushels COM
mon % prime Shortberry ~ sue. 10 81. 10.
CORN.-Whlte, 100 bushels very good on private
term.
RYE.-s6 bushels very good on private terms.
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nook AND JOB WORK NEAILi
DExEcUTED the DisPArch fRiSf'S"-
HOUSE..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NINIATURE ALMANAc-Aucusr ls, 1883.