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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Anericn'S Trade with Cuba.


MADEID, July An important inter-
view occurred yesterday between John W.
Foster, the American Minister, and Senior
Cano'ar del Castillo, and Senor J. de Ed
naecn, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. The
spanish Minister showed desire TO arrive
nj IN equitable commercial arrangement.
sir. Foster assured them that America was
animated with amic1ble views regarding
trade with Cuba, and as far as pos
siblc would feel inclined to meet the
views Of Spain and Cuba. He declared
that America had no desire to annex CuDa
now, ror II any future time. America had
no wish 10 ASSUME further political respOn-
sibiluics. He thought, however, that some
thing must bc done FOR Cuba quickly.
Mexico was already importing sugar into
hmtrica iToe. Unles, Cuba and the Eng.
lsh West India Islands secured equal
terms Il was evident that their best market
kyag ia.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
All FOR LOVE.
A Lock OF Hair, Soal Ring, and slysteri.
ousSnicide.

onsNuictGc.
a Baltimore special OF the 30th Says
'.Plcasc bury my ring and the lock OF. hair
in the grave with me- was the requc5t
written on a little package containing the
above articles, found i'm the room OF Walter
Terrell, 4 yOunl, man, twenty years OF age
who shot himself this morning at his resi-.
GeTce in this city. lie was an intelligent
man and employed as a collector for book
agency. lie was 10 start on 4 southern
busncss-irip to-day. Last night ne seemed
in good health and spirits. His mother
called him at ) O'Clock this morn
ing, in time TO start South. Shortly after
he was awakened the report OF pistol
brought bis relatives 10 his room. His
mother found him lying on the lioor with a
pistol beside him, and bullet-hole in the
right side Of his head. On his DRESSING
case was letter addressed to his parents.
saving: bid you and all my friends and
enemies goodbye" Near the note was
The package containing lock OF brown
hair and a handsome seal ring, which bis
sweetheart had given him last Christmas.
His parents say they do not know who
the lady is, or what trouble between them
caused the lover 10 shoot himself. lie
showed the ring to his mother last Christ
mas, and told her il was from lady friend,
but never mentioned her name. The young
mau was still living, but unconscious, and
The physicians pronounce the wound fatal.
1t appears that last Saturday night he Wis
tied Mss Ada Dowd, young laIy friend.
Her family say they thought great deal Of
him. that be and Ada were on The best OF
terms. and that certainly it Wa, not on &C.
count OF her that he committed the rash
hci. Miss Ada's sister says that Terrell
once remarked that he intcnIed to Kill
himself, but that was some tine ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, July LECTION frmer
sales, LEGO bales; uDlands, iic.; Orleans,
l1lc.; consolidated net receipts. 2,0il
bales. Southern -four steady. Wheat
Spot declined 1ta2lc.. but closed with some
recovery No. 2 red, 942soJc.; July, 93la
95c. CorI-SpOt lta3e. lower aud heavy :;
No. >, 5la55c. July. 5jia57lc. Oats 4asc.
lower, closed with the decline partly re-
covered; No. 2, 3ia34lc. Hops strongly
held; prices unchanged. Coffee-spot
fair; steady OF SO; No. Rio, spot. SS.2j;
August. 1885. Sugar firm; fair to good
refining, 13-l6a4 I5-l6c.; white extra c.
5Ea6c. yellow. 4i.5lc.; oil A, G!c. mould
A, 65c.; standard 4, esc.; confectioners'
A, 6.c.; cut-loaf and crushed, 7ia1se.;
powdered, 7ta7sc.; gr1nulated, Cic Mo-
lasses quiet. Rice steady. Cotton-seed oil,
323c. for crude, 36a4lc. for refined. Rosin
fra. Turpentine steady a, soc. Hides
steady. Wool dull and easy. Pork dull
ond weak; old mess, $3.50; middles dull:
long clear, 1915. Lard opened SAFE. lower,
rejected 1al0c.: closed firm: western steam.
spot. SI.50aSI.5j; July, sLS0as7.i3.
Freights Grmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTlSol L, July Flour steady and
dull. Wheat-SOuthern easier aud fairly
active; western lower and fairly active
southern red. Slas1.04; southern amber,
$l.CjaSL07; No. Maryland, ~. OBS asked
No. western winter red, spot, 0la0ltc.
Corn- Southern nOminally steady; west.
ern lower. closing duh; southern white.
csc. yellow, G2a63c. Oats dull [; southern
and Pennsylvania, 3Ta40c. western white
3Sa4lc.; miXsd $3.50. Provisions easy and
quiet. Whekey nominally steady ut sl.1i.
Other articles unchanged. f'reignts quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CNcISNATi, July Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull and n.minally
lower; No. . red, 90. Corn dull; No., >
mixed, 5ic. Oats duh and weak; No. >
mixed, 32a324c. Pork steady ~ 5l5. .Ja
SIC. Lard frm at 81. Bulk-uRats dull
and nomina. Bacon IN fair demand;
shoulders, 500; short rib. SS.SI5; clear.
f5.-1. Hogs active and FIRM; common
and lght, G4I'G.20; packing and butch
crs', Si.S5aS5.3J.
LOUISVILLE.
louisville, July i.-Grrin very dun.
Wheat-No. > red, 07casl. Corn-No. 2
mixed, SIC. Oats-No. 2 mixed. aite.
PrOVsi. IS quiet. Mess pork, $3.50. Raik-
meats shoulders, $50; clear rib. SS.7J:
clear. - 25 s1glr-cured hams, BE. Lird-
StCan.-lcai, &c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jnly Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat lower aud unsettled; No. red. ga
SOC. cash. s9sGS9Ie. July. Corn active aud
lower; AS4c. cash. 4slstSlc. Juiv. Oats
duh and lower; a6ia2Isc. cash; 2Ga23te.
July. Whisky steady al sizes. Pork
quiet; iob5ing. old, Sad. Lard jul
and nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Flour dull and easier.
Wheat unsettled; opened very weak and
Baic. lower; closed l!al3c. under yester-
day; July, S2ias2lc. Corn unsettled |;
opened ta!c. lower; closed la8c. under
yesterday; cash, as:c.; July, JOi505e.
Oais-near deliveries weak; Others steady
cash. 2gle2Stc. Pork somewhat unsettled
cash nominal at Si6aSl7; July, si9.e5a
Si9.50. Lard declined l0al5c. early; closed
steady; cash, S7.l0as7.l 10; july. e7.0Jas7 rs.
MILWAUKEE.
MmwAuKEE. July Flour duh ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
NORTH CAROLiNA.
HEAVY Rains-Damaxe 10 the Crops.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 1.-R ms have
fallen in this section almost continuously
for the past month. foundations OF the
low lands have caused much damage TO the
growing crops. Corn r. standing in bot
toms waist high which has never been
worked, surrounded by grass and weeds
nearly a. high. Rivers and creeks have
been out OF their beds. and in many in
stances the crops have been washed away.
On the high lands the crops have been
worked better, and the rains haze done
hardly any pcrccptibc damage, though
even there General Green is master OF The
situation. Much OF the wheat and Dat
crop is still Standing in the field and
sprouting badly. The damage in this
respect is at least 10 per cent. II dry
weather sets in most Of ii will be saved.
The crors Of cotton that have been planted
on the UplandS have not faxed 50 badly.
and still promise Il good y.c'd. All will,
however, depend upon the future weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
An Orphan Asylum Bnrnod.

4 Cincinnati telegram OF Monday says /:
st. JoSeph's Catholic Orphan Asylum,
situated near the Cold Springs. six miles
back OF Newport, was entirely destroyed
~ fire To-day. The asylum was founded
aud supported by the st. Boniiacius Soci-
ETY. OF Newport. The building was under
the management OF Sister Marguerite and
seven Sisters OF Notrc Dame. There were
fifiy-four BOYS under their charge. They
all escaped from the building safely and
carried ont their wearing apparel. After
the building had burned to the ground the
boys trudged on foot, over dirty road. TO
Newport, where, tired and hungry, they
were met by Joseph Weingartner, the
president ot the It. Boniiacius Society,
who gave them temporary shelter In the
second story OF his paning-miil, on Sara
toga street. It + supposed that the asylum
took fire from = detective iue 10 the
hitcncn. The building was valued at
$4,000. and was insured for $4,000 in the
KeEton Company, OF COyingtOn. ~.
,loseph's church, adjoining the asylum. was
mt much damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
TEo Coai-ssiners' S;riiSe IN pcnnsJl-
wanna.
nv Telegraph 10 Dc DI1ll n

~ lNf rAftlfti ~ Wv -" f'A.Hhsi
pGTsErRGH. PA, july l.-An Athens
Ohio special says: The -cncrai c0al-m'ltrS'
Sink, that ha> been inauguraied through.
OFT UGcking valley threatens 10 be attend
60 rs moIc serious consequences ttaG Say
similar movement, that has .rInspirad sine
the development OF coal resources N thil
section o. the Slate. Five thousand ~
more miners, whom the strike wholly throw,
0ut a. employment have during the spring
gnd his much Of The SIMMER been work
INK On bat partial tins, and ~ very large
por:lcn Of them have families dependent
upon them, the Inauguration OF the ,,-lkc
Gnds an immense number destitute u
means for immediate support. lti' Cyi1on,
hat considerable alarm exists on the par
OF those owning interests ia the scyer1i
miniHg corporations ofthe Valley. Already
in large number OF instances the local rep
rescntatiycs OF these corporations have ap.
piled for special police protection. Further
Developments OF the strike are awaited
with s0licitude on the part OF residents Of
the Valley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

WASHINGTON. July 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease OF
the public debt during the month OF June
10 be S9,2l7,2G; decrease OF the debt since
June 80, 1883. S10l .0i0,91l; caSh in Urea
sury. $39i .9s5.g2S; gold certificate, ont
standing, $JS,392,G69; silver certificates
OUTSTANDING, Sl10,Sll, GOT; certificates OF
deposit outstanding, 3l3,3Sj.000; refund
ing certificates outstanding. S200,000; legal
tenders outstanding, a346,6S1 ,0l6; irac-
tiCnal currency outstanding (not including
the amount estimated Is lost or destroyed.
SC, 9s0,OGl available cash. 3l39, SS-, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
A Cese OF Bydrophobfa.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, July L. A young
man named John Donaldson, while walk
ing along Ohio street, Allegheny City, last
night, was suddenly attacked with all the
symptoms OF hydrophobia. lie was re-
moved to the Central station, where it
tcck i've men to hold him all night. He
bowled and harked Ike a dog. frothed at
the Touth, and exhibited decided aver
sion TO water. This morning he was no
better, and the physicians have no hopes OF
his recovery. Two years ago, IN Portland,
Ohio, Donaldson was bitten by dog sup
posed 10 be mad, but as the wound healed
rapidly no alarm was felt about il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
captain AnGreHs Il, Dossou.


BoSTON, July l.-Captain John y. An
drcws, OF sumter, :. t., rinciy-ihree years
Of age. who started TO walk 10 Boston, Al
rived in this city last evening by The B0'-
ton and Albany road, having given up his
tramp at Hartford, after completing seyen
hundred miles on foot At m average rate Of
twenty-five miles per day. lie went to The
residence OF his sou in SolnerY,lc. where
he proposes 10 tarry until November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Norfolk and Western nailroad.
fDy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 1.-The gross
c:nnings OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company for May were S2O2, t2G; cx-
rense, S127.155; and net earnings. S,j,30i A;
being decrease Of SLICE compared with
June, 1883. The gross earnings for FIVE
months Of 1884 were 1902, G33; aud net
earnings, s4Ol, 49j; being q decrease OF
sIG.G6l compared with the corresponding
pci-iOd of last wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Eo,,sirxuagioaH.
tUIlt W . NtNIIFNs
H. lnI.rr. LII 10 Do u r..I.N-

lIiy telegraph 10 he DspatcA.l
WAsHINHToS, july 1.-The Senate to-day
confirmed Charles Z. Robinson collector o!
customs ion the district OF Albemar.c, y.
C.; Dennis Eagan. collector Of customs.
district " Key West; Benjamin Up
ion, Jr., collector Of customs, district ~
TappahaLnock. Va; George JOY, collector
Of customs, district OF CEerrYs;onr, ". =
also. Thomas y. Green, postmaster, Lir-
mir ghout 4 IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
nea.t cr ron,tentiary for Lire

IV iCIO9TlNn % IIr y IafrnsI
CUArLgSToWN, ". 81, Jnly i.-Charle'
S,.Gllsck, Implicated with the Hill 10y, ia
nemurdef Of young Alvin Wood, aud thc
sho6t!ng OF jaCk Woods in The latter par.
Of May last. appeared in n Circuit Court
Ibis morning aud pleaded gully TO murder
in The frs! degree. The His were both
hnched. This leaves spurlock, ease in
the hands 81 Judge Guthrie. Death or
pcnitentlpry TO- life will be his lot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
The sock Msrses 0pess wsah, bus savsss-
bic Reports cause Dssysncy ss1 RIsnns~t-
Cendtsteu Of the Hsme n1askstss

The Stock Market Opeas Weaks "a WV
bic Reports causs Dssysncy as6 RIsnnsA'-
Cendisssn sf the Hsns ssssksss.
NEW YoRK, July I. 1882.
Speculation at the StUk ExchAnxe
opened barely steady, and SION Weakened.
prices declined lall on the fear thas
number Of railroad companies would oc
fault on their interest payments. Later ops
when IL became known that Union Pacific.
Northern Pacific, and other companies
were getting their interest charxes
promptly out. and that Denver ana mo
Gpnde was the only roads which had de-
fsuIte6, . buoyant feeling prevailed. Tne
fact that the Wabash receivers were pay
ING interest on q larger number OF bonds
than was expected also bad iAvoraois
effect. This restored confidence IN great
measure, and considerable stock was taken
for long account. and prices rose safs.
There were r,actfons ut Intervals, nue
each declipe brought In new buying orders.
and the market closed strong. CompsreI
with last nights closing, prices are 5ass
higher, except New Jersey Central whicn
Is j lower. Sales, $4,000 shares.
Noon Stocks weak. Money sas per
cent. Exchange-Long, 4Sl ia4S2i; short,
4ssia4SA. Governments firm. States duii.
Ereninq. 4S1t. Money, s.if
rer cent. sub-Treasury .alances- Cold,
sIIS.SS0: currency, Si0.023. Governments
strong; per cents, isl; per cents, iVV
lid. State bonds duh.
4. A D In X -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Declines shc Nomination.

ALBAEY. y. Y, July 1.-The Evening
,JovTnal says 1t is understood that the Rev.
William y. Derrick (colorcd), OF New
York, but formerly OF Albany, has de-
clincd the nomination Of elect0r at large on
the Republican ticket. Affidayits charging
Derrick with not being an American citi.
zen have been filed with the Evening Jour
nal, and rather than have the question arise
Derrick, ii is understood, has decided to
trff1,dtutv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
prspartng 10 90 10 chicago.

BJ ItIcIfaIh 10 Ilt IFIEFAICIi'T
WASHINGTON. July l.-FiiteeA or twenty
Democratic senator's intend TO leave by -
special train Tor Chicago saturday morn
ing. Should Congress not adjourn by
Friday night the absentees, being pared
with Republicans. will break u quorum
ard make The transaction OF any but I'M
objected 4" business, OF which there is very
little left, impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Tic DiSinfccti0n Of French Nail
Matter.
IL teIegIaph 30 ihe DIlpatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Postmaster
General yesterday sent cable dispatch to
tie British Government inquIriug whether
French mail for America sent by English
steamships was dslniecied. \ reply was
received to-day TO the effect that no such
precautions were taken. The matter viii
he brough; TO the attention Of the Cabinet,
As it may become necessary for the Govern
ment TO take some steps to prevent the
cholera being imported into the country
through foreign mails. II is believed at the
Department, however, that when the local
quarantine authorities Of the large Atlantic
cities learn that the French mails Uid Eng
land are not fumigaled they will inspect
them without reference TO any action OF the
National Govern ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
A awiDdiing Dtamond-Jobbcr

TEy tocgTaph 70 lie DIspltch.I
NEW YORK. July edwin J. Isalcs,
jobbcr in diamonds, OF No. ~ Maiden
Lane, has been arrested and held FOR trial
upon charges OF swindling merchants to
the extent Of about $4,000. II is thought
that about dozen complainauts will APP
peer against Isaacs. He obtained goods to
sell and pawncd them; after which he
made an assignment in bankruptcy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Tro Lowest for Thirty Years.

TBT Telegraph 10 the DIsp2tcb.I
BALTIMORE. Nd, July 1.-Spot wheat to-
day reached the lowest point since the Or
ganizaiion Of the Corn and Flour TX
change OF this city. The bid was ninety
four cents. and the market closed dull. The
absence OF foreign demand and the IncOm-
ing heavy crops are attributed n the cause
OF this lowest price for more than thirty
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Tho Egyptian Conference.


LOSpON, July The London CORE
sTonGcnt Of the Manchester Gu1rfiln SAYS
the conference has given favorable recep.
ten to Enc.and's financial proposal re-
gar ing Egypt. II Is expected that the
deliberations II the conference will reach 4
successful result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Now Market Races.

ny cable 70 The Dl1H1lch.I
LONDON. July 1.-The race for the July
stakes was run to-day at Sew Market, and
was won by Luminary; llastings's colt
Melton second. and jennings COLI Present
Times third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Pa,nr neno,,,nrs.

wv fH.tNTNIh 20 nc TII5IIHIVH'J
NEwAEK. n. j., July 1.-The receyer Of
tie Newark SAVINGS Institution this mora
ing began the payment OF 80 per cent
dividend 10 an eager crowd Of dep0sit0rS.
The total amount 10 be paid oft L. s3,70O,-
OC0. IL will take several days 10 pay all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
arrangement. Celebration.

DY tlIt3farh 70 Inc Uspltch.I
NEW YORK, July l.-Orangemen to-day
celebrated the Hath anniversary OF the battle
Of the Boyne. On the hil-tops bonhres
bazed, and they were lighted also 10 yari.
Gus yarts OF the town. A procession,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Congressional Nomination.

Bl W.tFIaFIl " 'tIN Hs'P'FFIF'I
SAYnERsyILLE, GA. July l.-tieorge I.
Barnes, member OF the National Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, has been
nominated by reclamation Tor Congress
from the new Tenth district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Gonogn, Gordon safe.

TOY N'-TN ~ INo ID III'II.T
LONDON. july l.-EIrl Granville, Foreign
Secretary Of state, saturday received dis
patch from General Gordon giving -.
rurances Of bis health aud safety. The date
q the dispatch is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
Frlsbtful CoIIIery Explosion
lHy cal Do to I'd Dlepltch.

NICTOEIA. i. C., July An explosion
IT Nitliusham collery yesterday, ut Nanai.
NO, killed twenty-iour miners and injured
a number OF others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

headed BY brass bands. marched through
The streets, and carrying m eflgy marked
"The Traitor Luudy,v which was after
ward burned. The police dispersed
crowd Of Nationalist engaged in stoning
the processiou. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va. July |, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHFAT.-Red. 90 bushels.
CORN.-White, 4,CSi bushels. Mixed,
1850 bushels.
MEAL.-100 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN.-MiXed, 1000 bushels fair at So
10 SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02

BALTIMORE, July Virginia G's, con-
soiideted, Nt; do. second series, 3S, new
3's, SO. North Carolina Gs, old, lo2i
Rid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
FLOU r.

We quote: Fine. s2.5O@s3; superfine,
s3GS3.Ij; extra, Sl.75DSi.90; family,
s4.90@ 1928; Patent family, country, $500
$3.50. Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
v,RICHMoyD STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, July 1. 1884.
suEs-Frpsr BoARD.-2,OOO Richmond
and Danyille Railroad bonds, 1890, ~. C.)
nj 1914: 500 Richmond City Js %. CD at
1Ol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
DaY sss s,tOs IA =
EEEr.xIf rTr ssH ss
Ef,.1 Il 4 sx. Xxx ! kxns =
so7 BROAD STREET.
ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
WE HAVE MADE EXTRAORDINARY
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES

Reduced lot Of handsome DBEss-GiNehAAS
70 eIe.:
Reduced our entire lot OF PARAsOLs 80 per css,-:
Retuced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRESS "oooS
from % to 1896; "
Reduced ALL-wO0L BLACK CAshnI"I
e5 20 5Oc.;
p...ucea oar BLACK SILK frcri sI.25 @sii
psduced enc lot BATH-TowEIs so loe.;
Rcaucct WHITE NULL from 25 IN 2oc.:
Rssueed WHITE sATIN-sTRIPs SD NULL IRON
reduced WHITE LINoN DE pAccA from 20
rsa",rd MISSES GAUzE SHIRTS taii srs'
from 20 10 t3c.: an
Reduced MESs GAUzE SHIRTS from 90 ."
Reduced MEMS GAuzE SHIRTS from s. ."
pcauced MEMS BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS from
4b TO 4oc.;
Reduce.I our JERSEYS from 81 &c Ioc'
pesuced our al so JERSEYS TO sLt5;
reduced our CRoCHfT aud AAEShi'''sN'
SPREADS from e1,65 TO sl.2o;
Reduces, all SILK and Isle GLOVES;
Reduced all IRISH and SWISS EMDRoiDs-
RIEs:
Reduced all LADIES'. GESTLEMENS. ana
CHlLDREN's HOSIERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-02
II ERE Is THE PLUM!
THE CREAM OF ALL BARGAINsl

TINE CREAM OF ALL BARGAINsl
ONE LOT Blue GENUINF NUNS CLOTH
GOATS, WORTH So, II $500.
OSE LOT BR0WN GENUINE NUNS CLOTH
COA1s, WORTH g, AT $500.
one LOT BLACK GENUINE N-N's CLOTa
COATS, WORTH %, Az $3.50.
one LOT GERMAN DRAB FIT Lac COATS,
WORTH 20, NOW $3.50.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-03-12

Hornets lit all over me and walked
all around on my person. | did not
dare to scrape them off because the r
are SO sensitive. You have to be vcoy
guarded in your conduct toward q hr-y
net.
remember once when was watch
ing the busy little hornet gathering
honey and June bugs from the bosom
of a rose, years ago. stirred him up
with club, more as a practical joke
than anything else. and he came and
lit in my sunny hair-that was when l
wore my own hair-and he walked
around through my cleaning tresses
quite awhile, making tracks as large rs
y watermelon all over my head. If he
hadn't run out of tracks my head would
have looked like q load of summer
squasbes. remember had to- thump
my head against the smoke-house in or
der to smash him, and had to comb
him out afterward with a fine comb,
and wear waste-paper basket for two
weeks for hat.
Much has been said OF the hornet,
but he has an odd way, after all, that
is forever new.-RiI Nae.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-03-12
What a Wife 0ughtto b Several Young
Ladies Became.

he is a sensible young man who at
tends we'll to business and manages his
affairs to good result. He has ideas,
too, but they present themselves un-
shapely, and he has no art to put them
into fitting words. 1t was perhaps un-
fortunate that he went to Mount Deseret
this summer, to live at hotel where
chaf was not despised, but even cultiva-
ted. 1t was of course, in the twilight
that hour of reckless conference.-the
he came to speak of his married cousin,
who was ''just his ideal of what a wife
should be-
''What is there about her so wonder
full. Mr. Marsden?"
ooh, l don't know part icularly, but
she is what wife ought to be-"
9Th at will not do, Mr.. Marsden.
When a man makes an extravagant
statement, such as you have made, he
is bound to justify it in some way. DO
tell us something definite about her. y
well, she greets her husband when
he comes home"
This was unsatisfactory. TWAS said
that every wife does that. In fact, peo-
pie greet even their acquaintance.
Further pressed to enumerate her per-
fections, Mr.. Marsden could only en-
large upon his previous assertion.
'She not only greets him, but she is
always ready to greet him.
So it was that when the young man
appeared at breakfast, the next morn
Ing, all the young ladies of his acquain-
lance in the room, called out in chorus.
Mr.. Marsden, we greet you! We not
only greet you, but we are ready to
greet you. '-B0stoz Courier.