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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-02
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Information having been received by the
Executive that GUS GRAHAM alias
GEORGE BULLOCK, on the 5th day OF Au-
gust, 1888, In the county OF Meckenburg.
did unlawfulIy, maliciously, and fel0niousiy
cut, stab, and wound with knife one John
X. Bond, with intent 10 kill him the said
John K Bond, after which he the said
GUS GRAHAM alias GEORGE BULLOCK
made his escape, and is now going at large:
therefore i do hereby offer "a reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person
who shall arrest the said GUS GRAHAM
alias GEORGE BULLOCK and deliver him
into the jail OF said Mecklenburg county;
commonwealth, ckil and military, and re-
quest the people generally. to use their best
exertioBs TO procure his arrest, that he may
DESCRIPTION OF GUS. GRAHAM
GUS GRAHAM alias GE0R0iEsBUIds0Ck
Is n negro, about thirty-two years OLD OF
light ginger-ca Ike color aboutnve feet seven
or eight inches high; weight about l60
pounds; round shoulders ;pU very erect IN
his carriage has q Sigh mousiache. gene
rally a placid smile'on his couufenance;
quick to laugh or gfggle ,apd quich In walk
Ing generally wears hs haig plated In
front. .es
49, Given undef my hand as Cover,
SEAL nor, and Under the Lesser Seal OF
49, the Commonwealth. at Richmond,
this slst day OF August 1885.
WILLIAM Z. CAMERON.
BY the Governor:
II. w. FLoURNoY:
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Sc Lat
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The Iowa Republicans favor closer
commercial intercourse with all nations,
they say. Then the Iowa Republicans
would better stop writing themselves
40 ignorant Of the march Of events.
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MARRIAGES.

ANDERSON vENABLE.-Marrie Au-
gust goth. at the Presbyterian church. Lex
ington. Va, by Rev. Thomas l.. Preston,
Miss SADIE II. ANDERSON. daughter OF
John X. Anderson, TO WILLIAM G.. VENA-
BILE. JR.. of Victoria. Texas. No cards.
Victoria and Galveston Texas papers
Ill .
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August %. 1855.

We, the undersigned. JOHN A. Angus
TINE and JOHN :. HARDWOOD. have this
day formed a CO. partnenshi p under the style
and nrm-name OF AUGUSTINE & HAIR
WOOD, and will continue the OIL,
GREASE AND GASOLINE BUSINESS Ia
all gifts branches at the old stand. We retain
the services of Mr.. W. A. WATKINS as book
keeper and Office manager. where he viii
be pleased To see his friends and customers
as usual We hope by strict attention to
business TO deserve the liberal patronage Of
the public. returning thanks for their pa
tronage to the late firm.
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE,
an 22-10t JOHN y. HARDWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-02

Oh. We, who teach the ingenious
youth Of our great and growing nation,
let them learn the noble act Of self
defence, as Salvation Oil is the specific
for hurts.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &e.

Is useful TO doctor and patient. When az.
fused in the apartment ~ dlslnfects the az.
tendanis a. well as the sick. In nearly
every instance In which it has been used In
this city IL has prevented thespread OF con-
tagious disease, especially diphtheria and
scarlet-feyer, beyond the sick room.
10 Is the most agreeable, innocent. and ef-
fective destroyer OF bad odors and disease
germs yet offered 10 the public. II has
cured whoop'ng-cough IN a remarkably
short time.
For sale by druggists. Price. 50 cents
bottle. seq
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Lord Tennyson, Is laureate, gets
u 900 agar and butt of Malmsey
wine.
Mr.. Pearse, tho London Ners cor
respondent. 10 writing history Of the
Soudan campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-02

Considering JOHN sHERSAS's Mt.
oilcad speech was the keynote Of =
great farce, maybe no intended II fOr
finn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-02

VOELKER'S BAND.
DANCING, REFRES HMENTS, FRESH
FISH AND CRAB SUPPER.
Street cars connect both going and re-
turning. Delightful family excursions
Perfect order. No Objectionable persons a.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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CTEAMER GEMS EXCUR- --.,; ;lIsy
~ SIONS to DREWRY'S a's1
BLUFF, PICNIC GROUNDS,

LEAVE EVERY
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, and MONDAY,
at A. NJ, IL A. M., 2 r. NJ, and SIP. N.
WEDNESDAY, st 5 2. NJ.
Drewry's Bluff is now open exclusively
for this steamer as an excursion resort aud
picnic grounds. with beautiful scenery,
music and dancing, rustic seats, swings,
QuoiB &C, &c, and eXcursionsts can stop
of there and Ia Ike the Gems last trip bac x
TO Richmond.
From Twenty-second and Dock streets.
Leave cars at Twenty second and Main
streets. Music and refreshments. Emerson
Upright Grand Piano.
Fare to Drewrys bluif: Round trip. Csc.
No charge for ch ldren under iive years. No
Improper persons allowed aboard. Just the
trip for invalids and children.
The GEM also makes n trip TO CLARE
MONT and intermediate landings Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ, returning on
Wednesdays and Fridays. Freight received
Mondays and Wednesdays.
The GEM can be chartered at low rates
Capacity for 500 persons Apply early to
X. V. OWEN, Agent,
Twenty-second and Dock streets.
Jy 9-tSe26
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PAINTS, &c.

V|-VTI||7l--TF|7F|
EAKY ROOFS OF ALL KINDS
IL repaired and painted with ARMIrAGH
& SONS WATERPROOF PAINT AND
CEMENT. Guaranteed five years. Paint
shipped to all parts. Send for best city re-
ference. Cut advertisement out for future
reference. Address ARMITAGE q Son,
Richmond, Va. iy s-3m
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A copy Of original.

STATE or VIRGI'IA, CRY or RICHMOND
To WIT
|, James Il. McKenny, a notary public
for the city Aforesaid, I'm the state OF Viz
ginia, do certify that Bernard ID. Chalkley,
/. Davenport. Jr., q. d. Davenport. and Ju-
Mus A. Morris. whose names are signed 10
the foregoing certificate. have severally ac-
knowledged the same before me IN my said
city on this the day OF the date OF said GER
tificate, and ! further certify that the said
Bernard ID. Chakley this day made oath
before me that the said /. Davenport. Jr..
q. Is. Davenport, and Junus A. Morris have
each paid In actual cash into the partner
ship described In said certificate the sum Of
S6.o66.66i.
Given under my hand this goth day Of
August, 1855.
lSignedl JAMES T.. MCkENNf,
au2l-6w Notary Public.
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MEETINGS..

GALLEGo- MILLS MANUFACTURING Co.,
RICHMOND, VA, August Q, 1883.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. THE MILLS NANUFACrU-
RING COMPANY call an important meet
ing OF the stockholders OF said company at
their office on THURSDAY the 10th day
OF Septe mber, 1855, at IL O'Clock noon.
THOMAS b. KEESEE. Secretary.
au6-30ts
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AMUsEMENTs.
EXCURSIONS. PEC-NtCs, sc.

GRAND EXCURSION TO sfsE3si
VI WASHINGTON AND RE-
TURN FOR s2.50-UNDER TWELVE
YEARS sl.50.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Z, 1885.
GOOD TEN DAYS.
FROM RICHMOND AND ANY JAMES
RIVER LANDING.
ALL-WATER ROUTE-BEAUTlFULTRlP
SCHEDULE:
Leave Richmond, 7 A. NJ. Bermuda, $3.50
A. NJ; City Point, 9:45 A. NJ, and other
land ngs at usual hour Arrive Old Point Z.
NJ. Take steamer for Washington and
arrive there a. NJ. Tuesday. Remain
in Washington Tuesday until p. NJ. (or
week II desired): then take steamer ana
arrive Old Point 7 A. NJ. Wednesday; remain
at Old Point till L. NJ. Wednesday then
take steamer Ariel and remain aboard that
night FREE OF CHARGE and come up 10
iyerlandings and Richmond Thursday, ar
irving here about 4:30 z. NJ.
aul6 VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
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DISSOLUTION q PARrNERsHIrs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. FORE existing under the style and
firm. name OF AUGUSTINE. HAYWOOD 4
WATKINS is this dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Mr.. w. A. WATKINS having sold his
interest to Mr.. john A. ACCUSING and
Mr.. JOHN ). HARDWOOD.
JOHN A. AUGUSTINE.
JOHN =. HARDWOOD.
W. a. WATKINS.
a,.o,., n
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T United PARTNERSHIP.

This liz to certify that we, BERNARD ID.
CHALKLkl, /. DAVENPORT. JR.. q. Is.
DAVENPORT. and JUNIUS A. NORRIS
all OF the city Of Richmond and State OF
Virginia have formed "A limited partner
ship for the purpose OF conducting In the
city Of Richmond the business Of TAN
MING AND FINISHING LEATHER AND
BUYING AND SELLING HIDES, LEA
Their, SURROUNDINGS, OILS. and other
articles generally dealt In by leather-deal-
ers. The partnership is TO continue for two
years unless sooner dissolved by mutual
consent, and the firm name VIII be Is. ID.
CliALkLEI.
The special partnersare |. DAVENPORT r.,
g. h. DAVENPORT, aud JUNTUs 4. NORRIS.
and they have each contributed the sum Of
So 500. 6625 making an aggregate OF 500
600. BERSARD j.. CHALKLEY Is the gene
raj partner.
August. 1855.
lSignedl Il. ID. CHALKLEY,
!. DAVENPORT JR.,
g. Il. DAVENPORT.
JUNIUS A. MORRIS.
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ssTUESDAY AND THURSDAY
l. MOONLIGHTS"
DUTCH GAP.
GDECIAI AVTRArrION

STEAMER ARIEL.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHT.
Leave at 7:30 Z. NJ; return at 1880 Z. u
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yOELKER'S BAND.

Popular prices: Gentlemen Soc; ladies' and
children. 25c. under i've years, free.
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SPECIAII AIIhhOIIVN
for Thursday, September Sd, choice songs b.
Miss ANNIE II. GRAHAM. accompanied b.
Mrs HENRY GREENER, pianist.
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UNDERWRITERS.

T BINFORD & SUTH- CT
- ERLAND, furnishing -
UNDERTAKINGS. 724 EAST MAIN STREET.
between Seventh and Eighth, have large
assortment OF SHR0UDS, WOOD and Me.
TALLIC CASKETS, CASES, and CLOTH
CASKETS, at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly at
tended to day or night. APP S-lW&teow
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r T. CHRISTIAN, CO
LIE FURNISHING -
UNDERTAKEN
No. 1915 EAST BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
rS (Office, No. 50.
1eiepnohes Residence. No. 126.
Orders promptly executed. Prices mode
rnte. NH Seed
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The Columbian Revolution

New York, July 3l.-Senor Becerra,
Minister to this country from the Uni
tod States of Colombia, has received
the following telegram from Panam a
BarranquillR has been taken by the
forces OF the national govern
ment and that port will
soon bo open 20 commerce.
Preston, who, since his escape from
Aspinwall after its surrender 10 the
national troops, has been operating
with tho rebels nc BarrRnquilla, was
made prisoner aud will be tried for the
part he has taken IN the rebellion.
Senor Becorra was seen by an Asso-
ciated Press reporter tonight and
added tho following information:
General Santo Domingo, with the
national troops, has at length sue
ceeded in procuring number OF
steamers with which TO pursue the
enemy up the rivers. General Camar-
nio, who commanded tho rebels, IN
already in custody and will be imne-
diately tried and sentenced. There
are no leaders LETT who are able
to do anything with tho shattered
forces of the rebels that arc loft. The war
although q small one comparatively
speaking, has bBon costly one. X
Since receiving the above dispatcffI
have had several connrmatory tele-
grams from Carthag4na and Colon.
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nuNsrnn nkNN.

MuNSiER BANE. Af
Cork, July 3l,-The directors o.
Munster Bank charge Farguhsrson
with causing the suspension of the
bank in order TO obtain the appoint
ment Of liquidator, so rs to cover up
his doialcatlOng.
CARNARVoN TO VISIT THE IRISH.
LONDON, July 3l.-Earl Carnarvon
will make tour OF Ireland shortly in
order to ascertain the condition and
wants of the people.
A RAscALLY OFFICIAL,
DUBLIN, July 3l.-The police have
succeeded in discovering some val.
uablo securities at the lodgings OF
Robert Farguharson, tho absconding
Joint manager of the Dublin branch OF
the Munster Bank.
DECREASE OF POPULATION.
The Registers quarterly returns esti
mates the present population OF Iro.
land at 1929, ,3i2, showing great de-
crease, which is chiefly owing TO immi'
grafton to America.
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Scotland.
SALE OF nuRNs, RELICS.

LONDON, July 3l.-At the sale of
Burns relies at Ayr yesterday, Tam
O'Shanter and Sour Johnnie chairs
we're bought for tho Burns cottage for
f47 each. A wooden silver-hooped
stirruD cup sold for G55, and an auto.
graph letter OF the poet to Hamilton
Nimmo brought G7.
A PAIL MALL CHAPTER IN GLASGOW.
GLASGOW, July 3l.-At moeting
here to-day, the provost of Glasgow
declared, III speaking OF the revelations
made by tho Pail Mall Gazette, that in
qulries which had been made showed
that there prevailed in Glasgow 4 sys-
similar TO that which the Gazette had
exposed In London.
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Dead Mans Deed Discovered

BUFFALO, July 3l.-Many rumors
have been circulated the past few days
Of deficiency in the accounts OF
Henry Conover, the assistant cashier
Of the Manu- lacturers & TraderB'
on T Friday WI last % The me- ofiIcers SfSc soSe oS ny
bank this afternoon furnished the
statement that Mr.. Conover had
charge of q department in tho bank,
and that an examination of the books
develops tho fact that alb
stractions of tho banks property
havo been made from time TO
time, dating back several years, and
aggrogating S0i 900, which IL probably
lost. The sOundness of tho bank IL,
however, unaffected and It's capital OF
100000 unimpaired, and that there is q
considerable surplus in addition.
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Tho Roundup obise,ors.

KANSAS CITY, July 3l,--Tho City
Council tonight adopted q resolution
that the mayor appoint committee
of 10 members to 20 TO WASH
ington and urge upon tho President
an extension OF time for the removal
OF cattle from the Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe reservations. Mayor Moore has
selected committee of mon from
prominent citizens, mono OF whom ara
identified with the cattle interest, and
they viii hold meeting tomorrow
tho C' I,n vronnd tbst The ordSy ~vJ invoIvns vn
others besides cattle interests In the
States of Kansas, Missouri and Texas.
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General CreswolI Pleased with the Pali
Bearers

bearers.
MOUNT MCGREGoR, n. Y, July 81
Ex-P Postmaster. General Creswoll of
General Grants cabinet, and family,
arrived this morning. He said he ex-
pected to stay until tho day of the fu-
neral. He expressed himself as par
ticularly woll pleased with the com
mitIeo appointed by President Glove
land to assist at the obsequies Of Gen
ersl Grant, especislly the selection of
Gonorals Joseph Il. Johnston and s.
B' Buckner, representing tho COnfed.
eracy,
A considerable number cf people
camo TO the mountain to-day TO view
the romans OF the dead general. The
expression of the face remains very
natural. A magnificent floral memorial
was received at the Grant cottage this
evening from Ex-Governor Leland
Stanford, OF California, and Mrs. Stan.
ford, representing "Hho Gates Ajar,n
composed of two gates, six feet
ptso posod OF Of WHITE WEi WiSi' and p9TpIo Gp%,
immortelles, spanned by an arch in
scribed with the name ~. s. Grant,'
and with flight OF steps ascending TO
the half open gates.
THE PROGRAMME or SERVICE
for Tuesday is Rs follows:
Scripture reading, Ninetieth Psalm.
Prayer by Rev. Bishop Harris, OF
tho Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
New y ork.
Hymn, "My Faith Looks up to
Thee"
Discourse by the Rev. j. p Newman,
ID. d., l.. l.. d.
Hymn, "Neagor my God TO Thoe."
BenodictiOn, contralto solo, "Beyond
the Smiling and the Weeplug.p.
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A nIeetlnr nt AnslIn

AUSTIN, July 3l.-lSpecial. l-shor1
was meeting Of eN-Confederatoa and
ox-Federals this afternoon, to take
stops for paying respect to tho nom
.ory OF General Grant. MaiOr Al, j,
Dorm prosided. A committee Of l3 was
appointed to draft resolutions on tho
lif0 and character Of General Grant
aud on tho sympathy felt here IN com-
mon with the whole country a. his
death. There Ia TO bs another meeting
on Monday, to mako arrangements f or
participating IN tho funeral oerom o.
MES, 10 which all State, county and
city oilicsrs were invited.
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Z Uniform aud sword AvallabI

WAsHINoroN, July 3l,-Roferring to
tho regrets that have been expressed
ia some quarters that Gonoral Grant
Is not TO be buried IN his uniform, with
one OF his swords by his side, aud Ia
tho suppOsitlOn that none Of his uni
forms are available for that purpose,
because they were all turned oVBr 10
tho Govornmonosomo months ago with
his other military relies, Adjutaut.
General Drum to-day said 10 an Assoc
cialod Press reporter, that any and ell
OF them arc 30 the disposal OF Mrs.
Grant while thoy romain In thei War
Department. awaiting tho action OF
Congress,
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LAMP00NING A LEADER.
CHURCHILL SEVERELY SCORED
Roses Monte1ors BurIed-sale OF Burn,'
Relics - Munster Bank Crooked
ness Found-War Prepara-
ttons In India, Etc.
England.
GLADSTONE TO GO CRUISING,

England
GLADSTONE TO GO CRUISING.
LONDON, July Sl,-Mr. Gladstone will
stat Saturday on his cruise to Nor
way as the guest of Sir Themas Bras.
seyi on tho latter's yacht "Sunbeam,n y
SICK POET.
robert Buchanan, who IL Ill. has
finished q long dramatic poem,
SCORING CHURCHILL
The STANDARD, which is the accented
Tory organ, uses the following Lam
guage in its attack on Lord Randolph
Churchill, as the leader of the Con-
servatiyo party:
ITO speak plainly Lord Randolph
Churchill has been putfed in the
press with admirable assiduity by a
well organized clique, which is always
ready to cry "prodigious" whenever
ne opens his mouth; but 1t is all in
vain. The Liverpool incident shows
the extent of alarm which ChurohilPs
blunderlng and clustering have in
spired within the bosom OF his party.
II were thousand times
should DO again in Opposition
than that they should pe EXPOSED to
Va bAAbl buiHHh As
ChurchilPs attacks on Earl Spencer's
Government of Ireland. Unless the
government disavows hese attacks, IL
Will feel the hard effects In the future
moro seriously than it has vet con-
templstsd. Tho truth Is, Lord Ran
dolph Churchill has been much over
rated. Ii his pranks be endured
longer, he will smash the Government
aud Conservative party. We will fol-
low the Marquis of Salisbury,
but will not follow this over
grown school boy, who is without
knowledge sufficient to fathom his
own Ignorance of stat9smanship. Itis
a common saying that Lord Randolph
Churchill is equally a Radical with
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, and tho pop.
ular estimnte is not far wrong.
FUNERAL or SIR MOSES MoNTEFIoRE.
RAMsaATE, July 3l,-The remains OF
Sir Moses MontefiOre were buried here
this afternoon. Business was suspen-
dod, shops closed and the weather was
cloudy. The attendance was vast and
the funeral ritos were Of an unostenta.
tioug character. The cofiu was placed
beside that containing tho dust of the
philanihr0pist's wife.
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penth on LlentenartNrn

WASHINGTON, July Sl.--The sscre--
tary Of state received from Lima last
evening a telegram announcing the
death of Lieutenant Nyo, naval at
teche TO tho American legation at that
place. The lieutenant was instructed
20 accompany tho remains OF ex.Afin-
lister Phelps TO the United States, but
before the date OF departure he boz
came i'll and died yesterday. No par
ticulars received.
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TnE "CArrLE oUEENY RACKET.

MRS Sam, of Houston, "Does up" Chi
eago in n Style Similar to the Star En-
gagement She Played In New York
Her Board Bm More Brilliant Than
Her Jewels
CHICAGO, July Sl.--Mrs. Nathan
Sam, the self-styled Seattle queen"
OF Houston, Texas, incidental owner
OF four large cattle ranches, $4,000
mead OF stock, and diamonds
valued at $4,000, who has been at
tracting much attention hera
the past week, has departed from
the Palmer House. She Lett that
Motel to-day, leaving behind her the
alleged valuable collection of Jewels
and her trunk as collateral for an nm
paid board bill, aggregatinp
$40. They included an alleged dia.
mond necklace, pearl earrings
ana silver spoon, with
an alleged diamond in the
bowl. Their value, as assessed bv a
Jeweler, amounted TO $7S-the valuable
article being the silver spoon.
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Fnnernl NnteE

New YORK, July 3l.-Tho arrange
ments for General Grants funeral, so
far as relates to General Hancock's
division, are nearly completed. IL. A.
Seddins, Of Washington, has written
q letter, suggesting that detail of 100
men from each regiment that served
under General Grant DO present in the
procession.
Ssrgeent-at-Arms p. Canpaly tale-
graphed that the President and q
Committo from tho Senate would at
tend the obsequies. CoSAtt
G.. S. Gillespie, United States
Army, General George B. b..
Hav0rty, Breyet BriFgdior Galcfdl
II. V. BadenbGugh, Of Bath, Maine,
We're appointed additional aides. Col.
onel Roger Jones has boon telegrGphad
10 fire minute guns 10 Saratoga during
tho progress OF the funeral.
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WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Whon Gen.
oral Grants remains were placed in
tho coffin yesterday afternoon Colonel
Fred Grant put a packet In the breast
pocket of the coat. 10 now transpiros
that II was letters written by Mrs.
Grant II acknowledges the farewell
letter of the generals found In his
coat pocket aitOr death, and add1d n
farewell until both s1ould meet in q
bettor world. The ring placed on the
generals finger was ono that Mrs.
Grant had glvon, but for which In life
his finger had grown too small,
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SPORTING
Racing at Saratoga,

SARATOGA, July 3l,--Tho weather is
fine and clear. The attendance is good
for an of day. The track is heavy
the result OF last nights storm.
First Race-SiX furlongs: Won by
bonnie s.; Gold Ban, second; Baron,
the tavorite, third.
Time: l;lSH.
Second Race-For maidens; Swear
olds; one mile: Won by Tontine;
Spalding, second; Guydette, third.
Time: l:i6lG.
Third race-One mile and a furlong:
Won by Glroha; Una, second; Valet,
Time: 2.0I.
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INDIAN ArFAIRs.
aeneral. shorIdAn wouldn,t Inter

General Sheridan wouldn't Interview.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-General Sheridan
arrived from the West this morning,
and will leave direct for Washington
this afternoon. Concerning the trouble
In the Indian Territory, no said he
had expressed no opinion, and while
he had settled vlows respecting the
Indian question, they would DO eX-
pressed only to the President in per-
son, as that was in the main the mis-
sion upon which he had been sent TO
the Indian country. Any expressions
which have been credited TO him con-
cernlng the situation wore unauthor-
lied and unfounded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
TIE BusTNEss BUDGET
Tone of tho Stock Marker

NEW YORK, July 3l.-Government
bonds dull and inclined to weakness.
The railway bond market sympa-
thizod with the operations in stocks.
The stock market for the first hour
was somewhat active and Irregular,
and thereafter moderately strong
without making, as q rule, more than
fractional advance,and dull through
out the remainder OF tho day. Half a
dozen stocks fluctuated little over 1
per cent. but these included some of
the stocks that have figured most
prominently of late. The total sales
were 23S,S27 shares, decrease from
yesterday OF 1870. The market closed
strong for tho general list.