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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
AMER Delinquent posfmssfers.
lBy Telegraph 70 ihe pisretch.l

WASHINGTON, August i9.-The
chiefs OF the Money-0rdcr Office and
Finance Division, and the chief special
agent Of the Post. Office Department
have been instructed to call immediate
attention to the Postmaster-General or
the First Assistant Postmaster General
to all cases Of delinquency on the part
Of postmasters which may come to
their notice by reports Of special agents
or otherwise. A special jacket OF
"melon-colored paper is to be pre-
pared for such cases, the color being
designed TO call attention at once to the
enclosures from among the mass OF
papers which reach the desks OF the
Postmaster-General and his assistants.
Heretofore cases Of this kind have been
allowed to take the routine course,
going with other correspondence to the
correspondence clerks Office, and as a
result many postmasters who have failed
10 keep up their deposits have been
able TO retain their Offices after delln-
quencies have been reported upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
gKw YORK eToca MARREr.

Nrw YORK, August ie.--Af decided
brpak IN The stock market wiicb .o1N
pace yesterday. 10 was expeeita 70 sn .,
cor>idersble isyer,hness and sfregR'aiity
to-d day 10 did exhibit those 9uaitfles ~
cary dealings this morning. flfst Pri'.s
we've about equally divided between ~
Nsnccs and declines 81 = - !, WINE IN tue
care OF New York central y ere was an AL
vance Of = la the opening quotation. ~
The eariy dealings there were declines 81
small fact .Ons IN most 81 the iist, Dut tlis
~as followed ty development % deciued
strength. which continued with no inter-
ruptiOu OF importance from that time untll
the cloSe. There were occasionally shHn.
reactions, bet they were always followed
by mfther upward movement all along the
line. Jhis Was n the face OF reports OF
eainiDgs Of three prominent railway
companies for the second week In An-
gust each showing material declines
COMPARED with the same week Of last year.
Tie hears sti!l insist that the market isaft4-
fcial, and prices are held by tnoSe VINO
loaded up with stocks several weeks ago.
and " ho nave not yet been abe 10 un Dad.
Nefy easy money market giving then
almost uni limited power ia THIS respect.
Viii The butts insist that boom Is Only
Just b, gun, and present prices VII appear
rhcapfn a not very distant future. mere
Was = sharp upward movement IN IN" late
ttaiirgs. sstid TO be- due to heavy buying
fr account 81 parties now an Saiatoss.
81 Osed 10 De Vanderbilt. ~ j. stated tiaF
Vanderbilt has secured control 81 The pn-
tai o and Western. the nrm OF Winsiow,
Iauier Co. agreeing ta turn Il over az a
made deal. giving Vanderbilt control OF tue
" cst shore. Total sales. 10000 shares.
The result Of the Gays operations i M ao =
vance OF over ter cent. Tor a majority OF
Tie active stocks.
Noon.-StocKs steady and quiet. Money.
/ per cent. kXcbaBge--LOnN, 4c4t4 snort,
4ScA. Governments neglected..
Etening.--Exchapge 4S4A. Money, lax
per cent. Sub-1rcasury Dllapces-0old,
Sl62 23s: currency. 500 sci. Governments
dun: 4 per cents. las; per cents lOS'a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
TIE KNIGHTS or LABOR.
Their Operations IN the we,, Ags'ost the
Wabash.

Their Operations IN the West Ags,os, she
wabash.
by telegraph 10 the Dlsratch.l
ST. LorIs, August l9.-The action
Of the National Executive Committee,
Knights Of Labor. in issuing general
order TO the Knights Of Labor employed
on roads west Of the Mississippi pro-
hibiiing handling or repairing of Wabash
tolliDg-stock, has been followed BY no
serious results. To-day members OF
the Wabash committee, which is in
session here, are Of opinion that the
full force Of the order will not be
felt by the railroad for several
days yet. kilograms have been re-
oeived by them from different parts Of
the State from branch assemblies Of the
national organization endorsing the is
suance Of the general order and indi-
eating their intention 10 stand by il.
Meetings Of Knights through the West
Will be held as soon as the order is re-
eeiyed by them. and il is expected con-
certed action will be taken by the 2Ist
instaq, At latest.
4. j. Russell, Of the committee, says
resolutions calling for the impesch-
ment Of United States Judges Brewer,
Treat. and kTekel will be carried out
u possible. Congressman Warner and
General Palmer will draw up articles
Of impeachment, which will be intro
duced IN Congress and pushed with all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
IOWA DEMOCRACY.
Resolutions by the STATE Convention and
Nominations 81 Officers.
rts.. ,.,os,,.. al, "a The ntaDafsh

Resolutions BY the state Convention and
Nominations 81 Of8cers.
[By telegraph to the DIspatch.l
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, August l9.
The Democratic State Convention pass
ed the following resolutions;
We approve Of and adopt the princi-
pies of the late Democratic Convention.
We declare in favor Of the repeal Of
the prohibitory law Of the State Of
Iewa as unjust and hostile to tempe
rance. G.
We pledge ourselves to favor and
use our best efforts for the enactment
Of license law Of $3.50, with power
TO increase the same from $3.50 to
sl,0C0, as may be deemed best for the
public interest in the various localities
Of the State as expressed by TIE legally
constituted authorities OF such locality.
We pledge ourselves to favor and use
our best efforts for the enactment Of
law which shall punish as criminal the
manufacture and sale of all adulterated
liquors, such adGlteration being the
direct cause Of intemperance and de-
structiye to the health Of the people.
We urge upon Congress the prompt
enactment of appropriate legislation to
open TO settlement forfeited railroad
lands in the State.
While we oppose all monopolies, we
recognize the right and duty Of the
Government to give the greatest posi-
bic liberty TO every citizen consistent
with the rights Of every other citizen
and we believe in and announce it as
one of the fundamental principles Of
the Democratic party that labor is the
foundation Of wealth, and that laborer
should be the special object Of care of
the Government.
That in President Cleveland the
country has found a man Of solid judg-
ment, conscientious integrity. unswery-
ing fidelity, patriotism and courage
equal to that Of Andrew Jackson, and
in his efforts for economy, for the expo
sure Of the criminal acts Of the Repub-
lican party and its officers, for his I'M
finching iirmness in dealing with cattle
kings, for his zeal in behalf Of reforms,
far his efforts to restore public lands
to settlers, for his efforts to enforce the
law against polygamy, and for his con-
slant watchfulness Of the public wei
fare, he is entitled to receive the hearty
thanks Of the Democracy Of Iowa and
its answering support.
The resolution endorsing the Admin
istration was received with much en-
thusiasm.
The first formal ballot resulted in the
nomination for Governor Of Hon. Charles
+. Whiting, Of Mona county, farmer.
cx-judge. and member Of the last Sem
ate. Hon. W. +. Brannon. of Musca-
tine county. was nominated Justice Of
the Supreme Court.
\ spirited debate on fusion resulted
in the nomination Of Hon. Z. II. Gill
lette, of Des MOines. Greenback candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor and ex-
congressman from the Seventh district.
and F. NJ. Moore. OF Davis county,
Greenback candidate for Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
The Cholera Scourge.

ANf Na'AN ~ tue us pttNli.
MADRID, August l9.-There were
4,21l new cases Of cholera and 1888
deaths throughout Spain yesterday.
MADRID, August I9.-Returns from
Granada for Tuesday show 322 new
cases and $50 deaths in the city and
34S new cases and l25 deaths in the
province.
Two doctors who went from Madrid
TO Granada died Of cholera. \ doctor
who saved fourteen out Of fifteen pa
tients in the second stage Of infection
by administering an enema of ether
has been authorized to apply the rem
edy IN hospitals.
ToULoN, August l9.-There are
s cases of cholera in the garrison here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20

hh VII EiEt.
By telegraph TO the Dispatcl

10y ectHiaPh ~ iAe b4sPdtcu.I
PITTSBURGH, August IA few
minutes before midnight a tank at the
Citizens 0il-Works, on the outskirts
Of the city, exploded, setting fire to
the main building large brick struc-
tuIe. The flames are reported to be
spreading rapidly, and fears are enter
tanned that the entire works will be
destroyed.
Later.-The fire has been extinguish-
ed, with loss Of 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Germany and SPANS Irritation.


MADRID, August l9.-Spanish irri-
tatiOn over Germany's assumption Of
possession Of the Caroline Islands is in
creasing. Newspapers here express in
dignation at the annexation. They say
the act ignores ancient rights Of Spain.
and declare that Spanish consuls, long
before the annexation was made, mott
fed Germany that the Spanish governor
Of the PHILIPPINE Islands had since last
March been making preparations for eff
fectiye Spanish occupation Of the Caro-
line Island, and insist that in view Of
these circumstances Germany's viola
ton Of international law was inexcuSa-
lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
MARRETS by TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRE. August I9.-Cotton easy.
sales, SIS bales: uplands, lOt-c.: Orleans
10ac.: let coDsOl dated receipts g23 bales.
eNpCr's-tO Great Britain, 3lsG bales
southern 1our quiet and easy. Wheat
SPOT salc. higher, ungraded red 15a97,r.
No. z red. August. nominal: September
e3l as4tc. Corn-Spot a shade higher
cOs.rg frm; ungraded. J3a54 e.: No. T.
August - .a53sc.; Septem Der 81 .a52Kc
Oats-Cssh shade better: No. 2. 3Ifa
334c. HOPS quiet and unchanged. Coffee
SPOT is1; Riosteady al IS 37f f0rold; No.
RIO, spot s6.s5. sugar very strong aud In
far demand; MuScOyadO. 3 .aj3zc.: Per-
Iambuco Be-; Rio Grande &c. Bania 4kc.
Nacio. 4Ae.: refined irmer. MOiasses un-
charged. Rice steady. Cotton-seed OIL
37aSsc. for refined; crude nominal Resin
steady. IurpeDtine dun III sac. Hides
steady and in light demand. Wool steady:
Texas. Ole. Pork quiet and UNCHANGED
Middles duh. Lard declined sale. but
cioeed weaker; contract spot. So JOasG 62s:
September 50 46as6 "A Freight nrn; cot
ton. 3-3Zd.: wheat. 81 "a.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l9.-Flour lower for
City Mills; Howard Street and western
superfiHe. S3as340: extra, SO 5Oas4.
family, s4.35aso %; Guy Mills supeuine,
SssS3 90: extra, s3.jOas375: Kio brands
s47J. Wheat-sOuthern steady: western
. shade trmeT and inactive: southern red,
9Zas3c. amber, 95RSSe.: No / Maryland
93c. bid; No. western winter red, spot.
essase4c. Corn Southern nrlner. western
steady and quiet; southern white 53a5sc.
yellow. 5ia55c.; western mixed spoil. 6sa
sac. oats lower aud dull southern 82a
1tc.; western white, 33a33c.: mixed. ala
3zc. Provisions stesdy and fairly active
dess-pork. Sll.50aetl.7J. Bnik-meats-
Shou ders and clear-rib sides packed 81
and a. &c. acon-ShOuldes be. clear
Iib sides, 7Lc. Hams I24c. iari-fse-
nned, 7ae. Coffee easier and dull: Rio car.
goes. 73.asi e. sugar steady: A soft siSc
Whhkey steady and quiet al 81 2Oasi. n.
freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August l9.-Flour heavy and
dropping: family, s4.25. Wheat easier. No,
red, S2aS2hc. Corn heavy; No. mixed.
4tc, Oats easier; No. 2 mixed. 25aa5Isc.
foik dnli and lower at 81. 5OaS9 rs. Lard
quiet at sG.15. BULK meats duii and lover
70 seil; Shoulders, s3.62sasS. rs: short rio.
% %. faeon easier; shoulders. SASH:
short I'D. $3.50: clear, 50 IS. Whisky dub
sso nominal. sugar nrm and UNCHANGED,
hogs urn; common and light. IS. s0asi
packing and butchers, s4.s5as5.
sr. LOUIS.
1T. Louis. August l9.-Flour unchanged.
W heat very unsettled and closed s.aAc, b.-
low yesterday No z red. cash. 9zas3.c:
Septeia her 92Sa9S5e. Corn dnii aud lower:
NO. mixed, cssh. s2a4Ss1c.; September.
st.c. Eats over ana SOW: No. mixed. !
ca<n' zSsazsAc. fosk. ss.ooass.7o. LArd, |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
An Amcrican'S suicide in London.
By cable Ia the nignafchi

lBy cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August l9.-An inquest
was held to-day upon the body of an
american, known as Minett Mirrell,
VINO was found dead in a boarding
mouse apartment. II was found that
death had been caused by an overdose Of
morphine, and a verdict was rendered
accordingly. The dose was taken ac-
cldentally. A physician, however, tes-
uhed that last April the deceased had
confessed to having attempted suicide
with morphine. The doctor said it was
his opinion Mirrell was, for some Sc
cret reason, unwilling to return to
America, and committed suicide.
A dispatch from Lynn, Mass, re-
ports that information had been re-
ceiyed there that Minett Mirrell, a
prominent resident of Lynn. has died
IN London, whittier he had gone after
disastrous real estate specdlations in
Lynn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20

ing education for Indians, encouraging
arbitration, recommending abolition OF
standing armies, and the submittal Of
differences between labor and capital
to arbitration; also, n resolution in
memory Of General Grant.
A telegram was sent to President
Cleveland approving his policy toward
the Indians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Charged with Abduction.


iby VdUIt 70 INC UIaIdICu.T
LONDON. August ia man. who
refused TO give his name, was arrested
Saturday on the charge Of having ab-
Quoted for immoral purpose young
girl under thirteen years Of age. As
it was the first case Of arrest under the
provisions Of the criminal-law amend
ment act, a great deal Of attention was
attracted to the prisoner. lie attempt
ed to conceal his Identity, but was to-
day found TO be John Coulbertt, Of
SuTry, who had been Swallowed by de-
tectiyes Of Scotland Yard for fully
eighteen months a. a dynamitard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20

LBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SARATOGA. August I9.-First
race-three quarters Of a mile-won by
Red Girt; Velvet second, Rock and
Rye third. Time, lis.
second race-one mile and one fur
long-won by Monogram Farewell Sc
cond. Nettle third. Time. 81.
Third raco-three quarters Of a
mile--won by Cleaner; Florence f..
second, Greenfield third. Time, l:lG3.
Fourth race-onc mile and half a fur
long--won by jim Douglas; Atlas Sc
cond, Red Girt third. Time, l:jI.
Fifth raco-one mile-won by Whiz-
gig; Belle Pate second, Charley Marks
third. Time, l:45}.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Murder I'm "a Minln. Town.

10y Jelesiaph 10 t1e Dispatch.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, August 10
Great excitement was occasiOned at
Freeland. a small mining town near
Bazleton, this morning, when the dead
body of Patrick Connolly, of breton,
was found on one Of the main streets.
There was large wound in the fore
head, evidently inflicted by a blunt
weapon, and every indication points to
murder. Suspicion is directed to two
men who were seen with him during
the night. and it is probable they will
be arrested before morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
The strikers and the Memphis street
KaiIuny.

by Telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August l9.-The
difficulty between the striking street
car drivers and officers Of the Memphis
Street Hallway Company remains in
sfotu guo. There are only two cars
running on the Main-street line. All
the cars on the other lines have been
withdrawn. At conference this morn
ing the officers Of the company agreed
TO restore the wages TO former pr:ces-
-! cents per hour. But the striking
drivers, who are now being controlled
by the Knights of Labor, demand l3l
cents per hour. President Frayser, of
the Street-Car Company, says he will
not pay more than l2t cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Gisdstonc's Health improved.

LONDON. August l0.-The yacht 5 m
beam, on which Mr.. Gladstone and his
wife and daughter are guests Of Sir
Thomas Brassey, reached Bergen,
Norway. tins morning. Mr.. Gladstone
has already been greatly benefited by
his trip. On Monday, while the yacht
was at anchor, be went ashore and
walked from EidGord to Voringiors,
distance Of eighteen miles. Notwith-
standing the road was a rough one Mr..
Gladstone was not fatigued, end was
delighted with his jaunt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
4 STEAMER LOST.
Narrow Escape Of ,he Crew-T Total Lo.s Of
Cargo.

Narrow Escape Of ,he crew Toial Lo.s Of
Cargo.
IBy telegraph 20 the Dspatch.l
CHICAGO, August l9.-The steamer
Jarvis Lord, bound from St. lgnace
for Chicago with load of iron ore,
was lost Monday morning when off the
Manitous. She sprung a leak and
made water SO rapidly the pumps were
useless. 1t was then decided TO run
her on the beach, and she was put
about and headed for Glen Haven.
When within two miles Of Glen Haven
the vessel was abandoned and sunk
stem first in about forty fathoms Of
water. Thecre narrowly escaped with
their lives, but succeeded in making
Glen Haven in small boats. The
steamer and cargo are total loss.
The steamer was valued at $4,000.
and was owned in Cleveland. She was
insured for S2S 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
MoTHER AND cnILpRrN KILLED.
Awaited Win n siung.shos.

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispstch.l
LURAY, Va, August 10, 1885.
On Monday last David Alther, Of this
county, assaulted Theodore Shenk with
slung-shot, inficting painful and pro-
baby serious wounds upon the head.
The cause Of the attack is said to be
the report circulated in the neighbour
mood Of Alther's home that he was
drunk in Luray day or two previous,
which report was attributed to Shenk.
A warrant for the arrest of Alther has
been issued, but he has SO far eladed
arrest. BETA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
TEe Gar EnieTtaiEs ;h0 Herman and
Austrian AmbGSsaG0rs.

by cable 70 Tie DIspaicu.l
It. PETERSBURG, August l9.-The
Gar last evening entertained Count
Won Wolkenstein Frostburg and Gene
raj Won Schweinetz, Austrian and Ger
man Ambassadors to the Court Of $.
Petersburg respectively. at the Impe-
rial Palace in Krasnol Szolo. in honor
Of the anniversary lifty-Gfth birthday
Of the Emperor Francis Joseph Of
Austria. \ banquet was served. and
the Gar drank q toast to the health Of
the Austrian Emperor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Refusal Ia Eyncunte TonquIn.

IDl 'HUIt 70 IIIt IIIsIHICH.I
LoNION. August l9.-Letters from
Tonquin say that the treaty Of lien
Tsin Is q dead letter so far as the eyac-
uation Of the country by the Chinese is
concerned. The troops have refused to
return to China or to disarm, and are
forming strong army Of irregulars
and preparing to attack the French.
Ihnoc, the chief Of the Black Flags.
offered his services to the French to
suppress any piracy and anarchy in
Northern Tonquin on condition that he
be appointed governor Of the district.
His offer was declined by General dc
LIsle. the French commander.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Was 10 Dynamite?
ID 4 81 x.a..... u. - 81. nfEr.a frh

By telegraph 10 the Oispatch.]
WILMINGTON, DEL, August 10
Captain Wiley and Pilot Curry have
been oyerhauling the plaster and other
debris on the steamer FELTON,, and have
found fragment Of metal belonging to
a cabba. A bunch Of bright twisted
wire and a piece Of tin, believed to
have been the lid Of dynamite CAMS
ter to which such lid would belong,
are one inch in diameter and three
inches in length, and it would require
several Of them to do the work of the
explosion. The finding Of the cabba
clasp is considered important as cor
roborating the statement Of colored
passenger, Hiram Il. Miller, that he
saw a man unlock the companion-way
door, place the cabba behind it, and re-
hook the door. Goyernment-lnspectOr
Frank Hand and Master Machinist Cal
lahan examined the boiler this morning
and found the tubes behind the inden-
tation bent inward. but sound and un-
broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20

the influence which the Knights can
command.
Trouble is expected at Kansas City
shortly. A number Of yard and train
men at that point are Knights, and in
obedience TO yesterdays order they
will, il is thought, refuse to handle
Wabash cars, in consequence Of which
all Wabash freight will be sidc-tracked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
A Grave CHARGE.
lBY telegrnnh TO the Disrafrhl

iby telegraph 10 the DisPatch.l
PITTSBURGH, August l9.--M. j.
Fitzpatrick, Charles Ortiz, John Kay,
Herman Gross, and NJ. Wise, employees
"a. II. Borland d Co. wholesale boot
and shoe-dealers, have been arrested on
the charge Of plundering the firm.
Wise was drayman, and the plan was
to have him haul goods to Orth'S resi-
dence, on the North Side, where they
were secreted and afterwards peddled
by Gross. The robberieS have been
carried on in a systematic manner for
three years, and sl5, 600 worth Of goods
have been taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20

lBy telegraph to The pispatch.l

TT W -I"TI- 10 NIIU IIIsIHICIsI
CHICAGO, August ia DAILY
fer. Springfield Gll.) special says
Congressman Springer, in letter pub
lished here to-day, emphatically denies
the allegation that it was he whom
President Cleveland rebuked for recon-
mensing an unfit appointment and for
afterwards writing the President a let
ter of regret when the appointment had
been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THURsDAY AUGUST 90 1885

suit. One was obtained BY the wife Of
ex-County Commissioner Coburn, the
ground being his alleged drunkenness.
The other was by a man named Jack
son. whose wife was charged with
adultery. A decree within thirty min
utes after filing bill OF divorce is be-
lieved TO be the fastes time ever made,
and beats all previous records in this
CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Shot while Resisting Arrest.

10y IbItEIHpH 10 Inc Dlspaich.I
PUEBLO, CAL, August in. Nc
Mullen, ranchman. thirty miles east Of
here, was arrested yesterday by the
United States marshal for contempt Of
court in failing to remove fences placed
on Government land. McMullen made
show Of resisting arrest. and was shot
in the leg by the marshal. McMullen
had illegally fenced in 80, 900 acres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Baseball YeSferday
INV tNININuI
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. i

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Baltimore: Baltimore, s; Brook
I'm, l.
Pittsburgh; st. Louis, G.; Pitts
burgh. 4.
Philadelphia Philadelphia, I; New
York, 3.
Washington; Nationals, 5; Nor
folk, /.
New York: Metropolitan, 3; Ath-
letic, 0 five innings.
Louisville; Cincinnatis, 5; Louis
yilles, 4.
Detroit Bufalos, 3; Detroits, ..
Chicago Chicago, 6; st. Louis, 3.
Boston Providence, 10; Boston, +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
Confederate kenninn.

-bH tcitsIhIu 10 the Ilspatch.
LOUISVILLE, August l9.-The an
nual reunion Of the First Kentucky
brigade. known as Hoods Orphan Bril-
gade, took place at Glasgow, KY, to-
day, and was largely attended by ex-
Confederates and some Federals. The
brigade, commanded 10y General b. A.
Buckner, marched through the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-20
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGTON, August 20-l 4. ".
For the Middle atlantic States, fair
ueathcr, foiloVed BY light local rims.
rQriabie uiHds, nearly stationary tenn
pTdtUrc.
For the South atlantic States, fair
reatler III the norfbera portioH. light
iocqi rams in the soWherR portion,
touaJle pHds. generally sooiisrly,
nearly stationary temperature.
FOR Richmond and ricmty FAR
WeafLer, stationary temperature.