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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-02-25
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notes, also a temperance department
and notes on current events. Price 20
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w. Jennings Demorest, II East Four
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-02-25

The widow of General Santa Anna is
in Mexico spending her declining years
in Il rocking chair, smoking cigarettes.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
How Prince victor Receives.

OF Prince Victor Napoleon's mode OF
life in Paris a correspondent Of the
New York San writes as follows:
His house, No. Ga Rue de Monceau,
is new building Of goodly appearance
and there during the whole Of last
winter the Prince entertained every
Thursday evening in receptions UMPIRE
tendinglv called sat homes" On
other days, besides his intimstes, Mes
sieurs Levert. father and son, Xayier
Feuillant Jolibois, the Marquis de la
yalette, and few young men, com
rades Of his childhood, he readily re-
ceiyed any one DESTROYS Of paying re-
spects to him.
On these occasions, after ringing a
call.bell on the left Of the porte cochere,
the visitor was introduced by a foot
man in full livery (were it ever so early
into a spacious vesnbule or hall hung
with heavy deep.red Turkish fabrics
embroidered in gold. Three broad steps
lead into the dining-room with walls
panelled in leather, oaken furniture,
and spare ornsmentation. n few
minutes later you pass into the apart
ment allotted to the secretary Of the
Prince, who receives you courteously
and kindly. On the mantelpiece is a
bust of Napoleon |. by Chaulet facing
it the splendid painting by LEIPZIG, re-
presenting the moving Of the cOf,
fin Of Napoleon III. from the
Orontes to the Encbantress; near by
stands cabinet with glass doors con-
tanning many family relics labelled with
descriptive bits Of parchment, over it
bust OF the Prince Imperial after death
by Epincey. The halfclosed eye, the
slightly-parted lips, the head leaning
heavily to the shoulder, recall the post
Of Christ on the cross. Here and there
Oh the walls hang likenesses Of the I'm
perial fcmily. In the centre Of the
room is a palm in huge brass stand o
Indian workmanship; q number o
newspapers are scattered about, thu
most read being, apparently, copies o
the IRtrdns,geam and the Figaro
Meanwhile the secretary, having an
nounced the visitor to the Prince, usheri
him into the private salon, calling GU
his name, and retires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Tho str.tu,n Historical Society.

A meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee Of the Virginia Historical Society
was held Yesterday at 8 O'Clock =. Nj.
in the rooms of the Society in the West
moreland Club House. Present Messrs.
Henry lin the chair, Barney, Brock,
Cotuell. and Barksdale.
Gifts of books, manuscripts, etc.,
were reported-among the MSS. the
following: Journal and log-book OF the
Confederate States steamer Georgia,
William l.. Msury, lieutenant com
handing, April II, lS6l-January IL,
1864. from R. II. Maury, Esq, Rich
mond, Va; 0rder-Book Of Captain
Robert Gamble subsequently Colonel
Gamble. from whom CANDLES Hill
Richmond, takes its name, command
ing company from Augusta county In
the First regiment of Virginia Light IN
fantry, August 23-Novsmber 9, l7I9'
from Joseph A. Waddell, Esq, Staun-
ton, Va; Bill Of Sale of the type
press, materials, &C., Of the Virginia
Gazette, from Clementina Rind, widow
Of William Rind, to John Blair, Robert
Miller. James Southall, and John Taze-
well-John Pinkney and Jos. Morrow,
witnesses, Williamsburg, April Is,
l774-from Mr.. F.. II. Liyeley. VIII
liamsbuIg, Va.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the Society: William
Bucklin, Esq, 2 Rue de Pusbourg
Paris, France Joseph S. Spinney. Esq.
New York city; Henry De b. Norris
Esq, Marshall, FsuQuier county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

Henry Kirke Brown. n noted sculptor
died in New York city yesterday
The for,ihcatlons appropriation h!ll, ag-
gfegRtlng 100000. has been reported $"
Congress.
\ conspiracy against the Government OF
Cuba was evolved yesterday. Many are uh-
der arrest.
The charges OF police brutality In the dis
urbsnccs ~ Cardiff on Thursday are 10 DO
inquired into
william f.. Mason has been dominated
by the Republicans OF the Third ILLINOIS,
congressional district.
The French Government has Withdrawn
the Panama canal lottery -loan Oil from
the Chamber OF Deputies.
Al tho Natlck az. - mills l75 wesverS
are out on strike and 1000 looms lule'
owing 10 IA change In the character Oi thet
work.
Bolivar J. Hayes and Amos '. Banks. OF
Lexington. =. c., yesterday had an altercs-
lion. resulting IN Banks being stabbed pain
fully. II not fatally.
The money order system OF the Post-Of
dee DEPARTMENT has given notice tnat 90
nestle orders OF IS. &c, VIII cost nVe m
stead OF eight cents on and after the ZOth
instant.
Pope Leo KILL has appointed commits
sion 10 examine the Irish question In view
| 81 the result OF the late election In England,
in order 10 determine the course To DO pur-
saied hy Irish clergymen IN certain eontih-
| seDsits.
Anumber OF Berlin newspaper prooprletors
have been indicted for divulglng Govern
ment secrets In pending cases. IN the case
landing 4 military employee OF Germany IS
| charged with giving information AS 70 the
sirepgth OF forts, &C., TO France.
Averd,ct OF $3.50, 900 was returned against
| the Western Union Telegraph company IN
! New York city yesterday NJ the SUIT OF the
BANKERS And Merchants Telegraph Com.
papy for uplawfully taking possession ana
lsins the wires and property OF tue defend
ants. A stay OF proceeGiDgs WAS asked on
| the entry Of Judgment
M. dc Lesseps, the originator OF the IAN,
| ANA canal has issued o spirited circular 70
| tire shareholders, In which ne says 1 pe'
spite ali obstacles We shall march on: Ins
Apparatus and machinery are al reaoy.
| We only require l20,0oo,o0 10 comp'ele
| the canal ia lsse. We shall Issue aeDen-
| lures FORTHWITH 10 enable frenoe " com.
pleis her peaceful conquest Of the issnmus
J u Panama"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday:
James Sweeney, parking vehicles in
the public street. Fined -.
Nancy Pollard (colored), throwing
rocks INTO the passenger train of the
Newport News line. Dismissed.
". E. Dowdy, deserving his masters
service without his knowledge, he being
an apprentice. Turned over to DIR. W.
W. Parker.
Sandy Slater (colored), threatening,
abusing, and attempting to strike Anna
Jackson. Dismissed by Justice Jones
on payment OF costs.
Thomas Pinhorn. trespassing on the
premises of and cursing and abusing
Elizabeth Jeter. Security required for
three months in the sum Of 800.
William Il. Jarvis, drunk. Dis
missed.
Jack McDonough and John Smith,
trespassipg on the premises Of FL: b.
Calling. Security required for three
months III lIt SUN VI |IOO'
Frank Gibson and George Reese
both colored), robbipg Sidney Goode
of silver watch at q game Of chance
in the street. Sent on to the grand
jury.
Frank Gibson (colored). carrying con.
cealed weapons. Fined go and costs.
Robert Meeder and Archie Smith,
racing their teams through the streets
Fined IS each.
William Lee, obtaining 50 cents from
William Woodson by false representa-.
ton. Continued until Monday.
Jennie Archer and Annie Carter
both colored), fighting and creating 9
disturbance on the street. Fined each
| Is and costs. -.
J. W. Evans, assaulting and choking
| Annie Carter. Dismissed.
Maria Christian (colored), assaultinl
and beating Mary Willis. Dismissed
Charles Mayo (colored), q vagrant
Sent to the Almshouse.
Robert Miller, drunk. Fined Is AM
costs.
Henry Eacho, pretending to repre-
sent to Thomas d. Coelson that Ger
tain bay mare he offered to exchang
was sound, aad the exchange was mad
under II warranteo which was not SO
Dismissed.
Claiborne simms (colored), stealing
lot Of chickens from some person uu
known. Continued until the Goth ia
slant.
Frank Hundley, assaulting and beat
ing r. G. Gatewood. Fined al0 an
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
p,opo,ed Revenue Reductions.
NV telegraph to the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, July lO.-Repre-
sentative Morrison's report on the Ran
dali bill says The bill proposes to
remove all internal taxes on tobacco,
snuff, and cigars, amounting, on the
basis of last years receipts, 10 e28,-
COCO and on apple, peach, and
crape.LraDdy to sl,400,0OO. On spi-
r,ts for use in the arts, variously esu-
mated at from $1,000, 900 to sl5,OOO,-
Geo, and believed to be at least sl0, 0OO,-
OO0. making in the aggregate OF inter
pal.Teyenue taxes 10 DO removed s39,-
100000. In the appendix of estimates
submitted with the bill as part OF 1t,
The reduction Of the revenue from Gus
toms on the tariil-tsxes to be affected
is estimated at s8,570,51G, making the
aggregate OF the proposed reduction
siS,CQ0,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
TIL; SOUCIi SIDE.
Dcash OF Venerable hady-surry
County Notes.

Dcash Oh Venerable Lady-surry
County Notes.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dlspach'l
PETERSBURG, VA, July 10, 1885.
Mrs. Ann f. Eanes, relict OF the late
Jsmes II. Eanes, died at her homo In
Chesterfield county yesterday, a. the
age Of seyenty-eight years.
Mr.. Joel Savedge, well-known ciil-
zen of Surry county and popular aud
efficient officer, died suddenly at his
home two or three days ago; aged
thiIty-hve years.
Surry county is said to have made
more progress in church building IN the
last several years than any other coun'
~ in the South Side. All the denomi-
nations have been active in the work.
and have either erected or are erecting
houses of worship. A few days ago
the cornerstone Of what IS to be a
handsome Baptist church was laid With
Masonic ceremonies at the Courthouse
Major Mann Page acted as Grand Mas
ter, conducting the ceremonies, aud the
address on the occasion was delivered
by Rev. A. L. Owen.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
better than II. Ohio river and Lake

better than the Ohio river ana Lake
region. There is . full stand
in Missouri, vigorous aud even
growth and ten days earlier than
last year. Kansas returns are
equally favorable. The insec. Injuries
have nowhere been serious. The chInca-
bug is threatening soma localities
in the West. The general average IS
95. sgainst o. last year aud 30 10
1884. The State averages Of the FOL-
lowing States are New York. ~;
Pennsylvania, IS; Virginia, %; Geor-
sia, 90; Texas, 50; Kentucky, u !;
Ohio. 80; Indiana, 95 Michigan 20 !;
Illinois, OF; Missouri, l0l Kansas,
l02; Nebraska, 05; Iowa, 90. The
condition Of winter wheat is reported
for the LIST Of July in northern districts
as not harvested, and in the southern
States as it appeared at the time OF har-
vest. The average has declined from
927 to 9l.2. New York reports de-
cline OF 4 points; Pennsylvania 81;
kentucky, 9; Michigan, 6; Missouri,
]; Kansas, 3; Ohio and Indiana re-
main as in June, and Illinois gains !
point. The condition Of spring wheat
has declined from % in June TO 80 in
consequence of high temperature, dry
irg winds, and lack Of rain. In the
principal States the decline has been /;
Wisconsin, from % to rs; Minnesota,
90 to rs; Iowa, 100 to &C; Nebraska,
o. to SO, and Dakota from 90 to IS.
The condition Of oats averages 81, a
decline Of : points. Rye fully main
tains its position, averaging % points.
The average OF barley is 90 points.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11

rived to ss'ect the campins-srou sn1
pitch the camp.
Mr.. Jethro j. vauthn an octog ma
rian Of Portsmouth, md q useful man,
also EXPIRED last evening.
Hon. John Goodc is at Virginia
Beach.
General Roger A. Pryor left here 20
day on tho steamer Seneca for New
York.
Toe fastest train ever run on'the New
York, Philadelpbis, and Norfolk rail-
road will be put on next Monday morn
ing. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Cbnrlofte Notes,

ISpsciaI telegram 70 The UIspAIVH'I
CHARLOTTE, n. o., July lO.-Ine
Carolina Fair Association decided to-
day to hold an Agricultural Fair here
about November.
The delegations from MecAlcnours
county to the various nominating con-
yentions go instructed. =.
There were heavy rains Throughout
this section yesterday and to-day, Win
an unusual display Of electricity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
baseball.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.'
Charleston Charleston, l. Chatta.
noogas, 0.
Savannah, Ga: Rain-no game.
Philadelphia Philadelphia, ) ; New
YoIks, /.
Pittsburgh: Pittsburghs, 4; Brook
lyDs, 5.
Cincinnati Cincinnatis, 3; Metro
politans, o.
Kansas City; Kansas Citys, IL; st.
Louis, ).
Washington Washingtons, /; BOs-
tons, 6.
Louisville: Athletics, 3 Louisyilles,
(.
st. Louis: Bal,imores, 2; st. LOUIS,
1.
Chicago Chicagos, 3; Detroits, l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Monmouth Park Races.

by Telegraph 10 the Dlhpaten'l
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July 10.
First quarter Of anile-Favor
won; Dry Monopole second, Ferona
third. Time, 1891.
Second neutrality-suspicious. of mile
fremont won: Bessie June second,
Rayeller third. Time, l:lGt.
Third race-one-quarter OF mile
Dewdrop won; Quito second, London
third. Time, 2:l23.
Fourth race-one and a half miles
Taber won; Unrest second, Lottery
third. Time. 2:42l.
Fifth race-one and one-siXteenth
miles Elizabeth won; HeartseaSe Sc
cond, Revoke third. Time, l:j4@.
Sixth Iace-one mile-Edgeiield won;
Ietria second, Frank Ward third
Time, LAO. =,
Seventh race - steeplechasc, full
course-Tom Brown won; Worth sec
ond, Abraham third. Time, 5:l33.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
CITY Circuit Court.

Commonwealth Us. The Meherrin- Val
ley Railroad Company. Notice dock
eted.
Terrell & Bocock, trustees, cs. Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. Report of receivers filed.
Planters National Bank rs. S. I.
Beach and others. Judgment against
the city of Ricbmond, one Of the gar
nishees, for $3.50. Dismissed as to
Garnet.
The Court appointed MoSsrs. Il. f.
Cooke, G.. d. Crlttenden, W. IL. Gath
right, W. II. Kuauff, and j. d. Whit
lock trustees Of tho Nensble-Street Bap-
fist church. These gentlemen had been
elected by the church, and were ap'
pointed by the Court at the instance Of
the pastor, Rev. r. ii. Pitt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
xvw yoEn srocx MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 10. TO day q stock mar
kei was the dnIiest ve have had Ioi mHny
DAYS ana As what il known - . tfHtr0
market purs and simple. The only fsatusS
OF Interest vas Western Union, Wnien. ~
fhe announcement that the Jury N we NY
sgalpst the company mad disxsfesa. srs -.
Up ! in the space VI an hour, end % the -.
cepiion OF news that vcrdicf had yeee 49,.
reached the stock responded but sixusy
sind held firm tor mot OF inc ausrncoI'
There was tame and kplfitieS opfuines
the FIRST prices being irregular bat dinsrluy
generally only To from last evening"
cosipg figures. although Louisy.le ana
Nashville was up 4. Prices wete arm ~
strong under tue leadership OF western
Union, but the trading was accompanied -
no feature OF Importance and. auer tno
first hour Ct business, became exceedingly
Gull and unintertsting. The nrm tone con.
tinted Gnlll Lssr the close. The gsneral
news rom the West including the fact that
the general mana gers had ~ isst met ava
were considering The psSseugsr-nte war.
helpsd 10 snsisin p,ices against the usual
Saturday lquifailOns until toward tho
clOse. when values yielded somewhat tue
market closing dun and heavy Gloss TO the
opening figures. The net resu,, 81 the days
business Is slight advances for most 81 tho
scilve LIST labs Stoie aud Northwestern
len6ing with ! "a h. white Erie pfeferr,d
gained IL. sa.es. I2s,000 snai-s.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, July IO.-1he weekly bank
statement shows the lOlloWiDg changes.
Heserye. Increase, 81 lac COO; loans, de-
crease $3.50 500: specie. increase 81 os,s
posits. Increase. si,730, 500: circulation, DE-
crosse. s26.2UO.
Tie banks now hold si3, lGi, 450 ia excess
Of the rs pct cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--SUNDAY. JULY IL. 1886

firm in refusing. Trouble is spprs.
hendsd in the Sibley mill, where like
demand for higher wages has already
been made, but there has been no strike
as yet. The King mill has already
granted an advance Of 10 per cent, and
everything is working smoothly in this
factory. II is reported that member
Of the Executive Board Of Knights OF
Labor will arrive Monday and endeayor
to adjust the differences in the mills
where the advance is deman led. Six
hundred and fifty operatives are out OF
work in consequence Of the strike at the
Augusta factory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
mISIATURE ALMANAC. JULY
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 10. 1856.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch. New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Allen
& Co., agents. m
phla, merchandise aud passe myers, J. W.
McCsrrick, agent. ~ r,..
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, United
states mail, merchandise ana passenses'
L. Is. Tatum. agent. ,,, -,
Schooner Abigail Jennings Colllns' ha're
de- Grace, coal, ;. Z. l.athrop q 20.
Schooner NJ. \. Achorn; Achorn, tniIa'
dephia. coal, Brighthope halfway compa'
ny. 49,, ,hho,, Nam
York, salt. Davenport & motifs.
SAILED.
Schooner J. b. Clayton. =, bermuda
Hundreds TO load poplar wood TOR fhl!Auel-
phia; vessel. Curtis Parker.
sehoouer Harold L. Becker. Bond, Lam
hert's Point, 10 load coal for New Haven.
Schooner Calvin y. Edwards. Soul, Cnlek'
ahomlny, to load railroad Ties lor New
York. 49,. c. po.,h
Amboy, railroad ties. I. @. Leake, Jr., &
20; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
Urig Naryaretha, Dutch). Puthrus Santa
rafharipa, Hour. The Haxall.Crenshaw
Company.
PoRr OF NEWPORT NEWS JULY 10Th.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Seneca. WALKER. Wea Point
and sailed for New York.
Steamship Johns Hopkins. -, Provi'
cenoe, and sailed for West Point.
sAII.Ep.
Brig Olinda, Port Dacunha. 0porto. For
| tugai with wheat and slaves.
schooners II. 7. Hedges. Harper, Beverly
| Hastle, Low, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
City and County school siuDerinfen-
rpnfs.

A letter from Wytheville to the Dis
patch says: The Court of Appeals has
granted A. G. Pendleton, of Smyth
county, rule against d. G. Miller, OF
the same county, for mandamus to be
heard Thursday, 18th instant, to deter
mine who is county superintendent of
Smyth county.
The case will involve the constltu-
ticrality of the Joint resolution of the
last General Assembly, which yacateS
the Offices of all county and city school
superintendent on July |, 1885.
The Smyth county case is test one,
and will settle the rights of all others
in similar condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Georgia Factory strikes.

AUGUSTA, GA, July lO.-As tele-
graphed yesterday the Augusta factory
closed to-day becsuse Of a refusal to
advance wages Is per cent. The picker
hands went out first and caused the
mill to shut down, but all the other
hands demand similar advance. There
is no prospect Of the mill starting up
Monday. The strikers are firm in their
demand and the mill officers are equally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Have Returned TO Work.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch. J

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July To-
Peace at the Tate plantation and sur
rounding farms has been re-established,
the strikers having returned to work,
and there are now no fears OF general
uprising among the negroes. A farmer
named Walker, residing near the plan
tation, found note pinned on his gate
post warning him that if he continued
his objections to employing Knig6ts Of
Labor he would be taken in hand and
put where Sheriff Worthen's protection
could be of TO avail. The note was
evidently the work of the striking ne
gToes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Ghalcrn Reilifns.

by Anslo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.
ROME, July l0.-The cholera re-
turns for the day are:
Brindisi : 1876 new cases DC deaths
Latiano 80 cases; Is deaths.
Fon,aps so cases; 81 deaths.
San Veto IL cases; deaths.
Venice | case 2 deaths.
Codegoro: s cases | death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-11
Found Dead In Tenrico Near Antioch.

A man named Mathew Butler was
found dead in Henrico q few miles be-
low Richmond, Thursday, on the farm
of E. Hultzback. Justice &. &. Vim
cent was notified and had jury sum
moned. An inquest was held on Fri
day. The verdict was that the deceased
died from natural causes.
From the testimony OF witnesses il
appeared that deceased was very ole
and infrm. When found he had bag
full of sumac and a stick lying by him
Justice Vincent ordered his burial in
the burying-ground belonging to the
colored society at Antioch.