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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
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An Atlantic City special saJ ----'
was much alarm in Egg HarlTT
and adjacent communities to-day 1 1
it became known that Shape Il StephsLL
law firm Of this city, had been eoC
gaged for the past three months IN
making searches and collecting testi-
mony with view to the foreclosure Of
mortgage, which covers thirty thou
sand acres Of land, including the entire
city of Egg Harbor and portions OF
Hamilton, Galloway, aud Mullaue town
ships, this county. The evidence col.
lected ard the searches made are OF
such positive character that hundreds
Of families are alarmed lest their homes
be taken from them.
Closely following Tie completion OF
the Camden and Atlantic railroad, in
1854, several settlements sprang up
along the line Of the road, causing a
great demand for real estate. Among
the larger purchases at the time was
one in 1855 by DR.. Henry Schmoele
from Stephen Colsell, father Of Charles
K. Colwell, at present resident
ofPhilsdelphia, and who was one of the
projectors and heaviest stockholders 10
tie Philadelphia and Atlantic-City rail-
road. Mr.. Colwell is also owner Of the
Weymouth Paper-W orks, this county.
BY this purchase DR.. SchmOele became
possessed Of the present site Of Egg
Harbor City, a tract comprising 1000
acres, and adjacent territory. At the
time DR.. Schmoele made this purchase
he executed to Mr.. Colwell purchase
money mortgage Of SlS0.000. Suisse
qsent Transactions resulted in two ad-
| ditional mortgages, one for s23, 900 ard
another for So, 100. Soon after this DR..
SchmOele made conveyance Of all these
lands 10 the Gloucester Town and
Farm Association. For few years this
was a successful and powerful organiza.
| ton, its operations extending through
out South Jersey. After time dis
tress came upon the settlers, the land
was no longer in demand, and the Asso-
citation became financially embarrassed.
1t failed to pay taxes on the ground I'M
| sold, necessitating its sale under State
statute for taxes by the townships in
which it was situated. Hundreds of
families for years have resided on these
lands, improving and cultiyating them
! in the belief that the tax title guaran-
teed them absolute possession. They
were entirely unmindful Of the Colwell
mortgage until to-day, when the searches
and evidence collected by Shape ~
Stephany leaked out.
The searches so far made hays cost
over $500, making a yoluminous book
of four hundred pages, which will be
presented next week to the Nice-Chan-
cellor. There is but little or no doubt
that the lands will be sold under the
| foreclosure, mourning the loss Of homes
TO two or three hundred families at
least. Many ofthese unfortunate partiea
have announced their intention Of bring
irg suit against the township from which
they took title for damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
SIr,re Of Kan Francisco Stresf-Car
Drivers and Conductors.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

(By telegra pa TO the Oispatcn'l
SANFRANCIsco, July lG.-Tho strike
of two hundred car-drivers and con-
ductors on the North Beach aud Mission
and City Railroad Companies lines,
which was inapgurated Wednesday, as
sumed & serious aspect last night. The
North Beach and Mission road, fearing
trouble last evening, stabbed all their
cars before dark, but the City Railroad
Company continued running their cars.
Soon after dark, however, about 1000
persons gathered On Mission street be-
tween Fourth and Sixth streets, and as
The companies cars passed they were
saloted with showers OF stones and
other missiles. An attempt was also
made to derail the cars by pillng
scsntlirg across the track, but
the distractions were removed by
tho police. Finally three cars
were stopped, their horses unhltched,
their windows broken, their conductors
and drivers forced to leave, and one
cor was upset across the track. The
police, unable to cope with the mob,
sent for 1einfoIcements, and then sue
ceeded in dispensing the crowd. Off
GERS we're then stationed az each corner
to rreyent the people from reassem-
bling. :,
Four OF the rioters were .arrts ed.
No serious injury to person has been
reported. Matters at a late hour were
qriot, with no prospect Of recurrence
Of the trouble last night. The men
went on a strike, so it is alleged by
them. because the companies had dis
charged a number of men on the ground
that they were knights Of Labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
ruueralorCard.naI Guibert.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch,
PARIS, July lG.--The funeral SER
vices to-day over the remains OF Cardi-
nal Guibert, archbishop of Paris, we're
very impressive. TIE ceremonies took
place in Notre Dame Cathedral. An
Immense procession, composed of depu-
tations from various Catholic associa.
lions and Institutes, marched to the
Cathedral where the clergy in body
awaited them. NJ. Goblet, Minister OF
Public Worship, a number of public
officials, ant many senators and depu-
lies attended the services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Arbitration.

lby Telegraph W tue DihfntVn'i
ALBANY, n. Y, July l6.--The first
case Of arbitration under the new State
law will be held at Troy next Monday.
Last Monday thirty men went out on
strike in the Troy Steel and Iron Com
pany's works. The loss of the SER
vices of these men would in few days
throw out Ct employment 1000 EN-
ployees. To-day Commissioner +. +.
Donovan, Of the State Board Of Arbi-
tration, conferred with employers and
strikers, and both sides agreed to submit
their grievances to arbitration. The
State Board will convene in Troy on
Monday for the purpose Of settling the
difficulty. The Troy Steel and Iron
Company is one of the largest compa.
MES in the State. The proprietors and
employees express great hopes that the
Bosrd of Arbitration will end the trou-
bic satisfactorily to all concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
I,,.IfxuIosion .r shell.

by Anglo-American cable to the DISPATCH
ST. PETERSBURG, July l6.-While
an iron-dealer was unloading his wagon
filed with old artillery material, yes
terday, which had been purchased from
the Government, n rine-inch shell sup
posed to have been properly unloaded
exploded among a group OF workmen
and others. Sixteen persons, including
four children, were killed and several
more injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Explosion tn "a shaft.

lDS tSISS'NIII 10 SIlc ~ -.
NEW YORK, July l6.-This evening 3
a lamp exploded in the bucket oil smart
No. II lat 0ne-Hundred-and-Se'enty-
eighth s,reeD of the new Croton water
works. The bucket contained tye men,
who, when the explosion occurred,
jumped out, Notwithstanding they wele
only half way down the shaft Ihsy
were coon lifted to the surface.
William O'Toole Is believed 10 ha'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
xLTx. COsGREsA
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1885.
NSpete.

After disposing Of some business OF
little Importance Mr.. Mcmillan moved
10 take up the riyer-and-harbor bill,
but waived that motion temporarily in
order to allow some pension bills to be
considered. Objection was made to
this. but the Senate, by vote OF "a TO
10, directed the pension bills to be pro-
ceeded with.
MIR. Beck criticised the action Of the
chairman Of the Committee on Com
mercs for not pressing the river-And-
harbor bill, and intimated that the APP
parent desire Of Mr.. Mcmillan to get or
with that bill was not sincere.
Mr.. Mcmillan explained that ne had
yesterday sgrsed to yield to the Sena'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Huxtucss FnfIures.

lBy telegrs pin TO the Dlspaichl
NEW YORK, July l6.-The business
failures during last week, as reporteG;
by telegraph, number for the Uhited
States lG3 and for Canada 20-totai oil
ls3-sgainst l79 last week. The west
ern and Pacific States furnish about one
half of the casualties reported. IN the
East the failures are light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Whole Eca-Pnrty Poisoned.

NATION, liz, July l6.--The wh de-
sale poisoning Of tea-party took p ace
at the residence OF Mr.. Wiley, N
Charleston, last evening. Among the
refreshments was supply OF CHICKEN
salad, and nearly all who partook OF 1t
we're seriously poisoned. All the doc
tors of that village have since been
kept busy attending the patients. SIX
are still in a critical condition, but the
others are cut of danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
n,smisscd for sharp Practice.
tBy telegraph to the Dlspstch.I

wAgn1NoroN, July l6.-The names
Of the persons dismissed by the Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday for
sharn practice in the matter OF promo.
lions are Edward 5. PECK, chiel OF
division in the Office Of the Comptroller
Of the Currency, and Charles u. hinck-
lev and Julius E. De saules, second
class clerks in his Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Fu.nI Accident fo a Circus Train.
~ t-..-.-t. 80 tpa nfunafah

PORTLAND, Me-, July l6,-Four
cars Of Forepaugh's circus train went
over an embankment near 'assaI'
borough at $50 o'clock this morning.
twenty-five horses were killed and
several men were injured. Two men
are missing and are supposed to be be-
meath the wreck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Another quiet week is about closing;
there was some better feeling az times ana
crop reports seem 20 have made impression
enough for venture OF something IKE
bulllkh talk. While In reality there has been
but little done. save, as heretofore, In dark
leaf, some few sun-cured crops sold at
fancy prices, but the averages are still with
out material changes for past several wee BIS.
To-day n loose crop OF 1915 pounds sold al
sI7 so average from ~ 10 81 cents
Altogether to-days sales OF bright tobacco
were more satisfactory than any day FOR
weeks, aud II is only hoped 1t Is the begin
ming OF better things TO come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
a Fugitive Cashiers BsscaIi:y.

10y w AAS DiHFeNN-N'4
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-Behind an at
tachment suit which Mrs. Cornelia
Sanborn has brought against the pro-
per,y of Almer L. Thompson, the alb
seconded cashier Of the Providence
Savings Bank, lies a story which, if
true, will show that ThOmpson's alleged
forgeries and general crookedncss ex-
tended further than was at first gen.
orally supposed. Some time ago Mrs.
Sanborn loaned the cashier $4,000, Sc
cured by certificates Of bank stock as
collateral. These she placed in her
strong box in the vaults at the bank.
When it became known Monday that the
bank was embarrassed she called and
asked for her box and it was given her.
She removed the certificates, and, TAX
ing them to broker, asked him to sell
them. The broker took the certificates,
ard. upon examining them, found that
they were forged, 1t is said that
Thompson had access to Mrs. San
born's box, and that he substituted
forced for the genuine cert. c,tes. VIII ca
be afterwards sold. Important infor-
nation concerning the probable where
abouts Of the cashier was received TO-
day from benjamin. j. Wertheimer, a
lawyer of Chicago, who states that ne
met Thompson in that city last Tuesday
morning. 1t is supposed he was on his
way to Detroit, whence he went to
Capada. To-day the first steps
in the direction Of apprehanding
him were taken. Warrants charging
him with ENLIGHTENMENT and grand lar
ceny were issued, and the directors
employed two attoTneys-one to carry
on the civil and the other the criminal
branch Of the prosecution. Detectives
have been put upon the case, and are
DOW busily engaged following up the
various clues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
F.ar They Won't Receive PropcI
LreiiI CHI.
~ leleqrarh 10 the DIspatc

icy telegraph to The DIspatch.I
BOSTON, July l6.-A Hartford
special to TIE Herald says that the col
oIed delegate, 10 the National Conven'
ton of Sons Of Temperance, at Ne@-
haven, arc uneasy ovet the selection Of
Jacksonville, Florida, as the place for
next Years Convention, fearing that
coloTed delegates might not find proper
travelling and hotel Accommodations
there. The Convention has authorizad rs
officers to change the place for holding
the next Convention unless the colored
delegates arc accorded full privileges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
JUDGMENT FAILS US
LIKE OTHEK MoETALS-

LIKE OTHEK MORTALS-
1T TIMES.
We bought largely OF a CHEVIoT effect
for our stock Of CHILDREN CLOTHING.
We cav in these goods several comfnenda'
BILE qualities, such az
WEAR, COLOR EFFECT. AND STYLE.
and these combined were enough for our
action. Tie public, who are purchasers,
however, did not see them as We, for they
did not buy them as readily az We sntiei'
pated. The result Is, we have
TOO MANY
OF this class OF goods on hand, and we are
determined to close them now We have
,lacsd them on tables where you can see
them at a glance; and we also placed the
contrast OF prices on them, being less than
cast OF production. II they do not move
now then We do not know what VIII. The
sizes are complete, our confidence Ia the
ouality unsha ken, but rid Of them we must
be by the 25th OF this month; and We ash
you 10 see how we move slow sellers By re-
ducing prices without regard TO value.
OUR CHILDREN'5 DEPARTMENT,
az you know, is q separate and distinct one
occupies cur second floor, easy OF access
and as private as a residence. 30 we lool
10 the mothers who do the shopping TO come
and visit II now.
A. SAKE q CO..
CHILDREN's CLoTHIERs.
1908 MAir srnEET.
lynn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
she Easi-Tcnnessce, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad.

IBy telegraph 10 inc Dlhpttcisi
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Ca
special from Knoxville, Tenn, says:
Judge jackson, in the United States
Circuit Court to-day, pronounced his
opinion in one Of the suits against the
East-Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
railroad. which is Of much interest to
tbe company ard suitors against 1t.
Under the mortgage Of 1881 it has been
claimed by the company that the rights
of tho mortgage were superior to those
of the Judgment creditors for personal
damages as well az those Of other
creditors, and that no satisfaction
Of such judgments could be had,
therefore, until after the mortgage had
been fully discharged. His Honor held
that " hile at common law the mortgage
would take precedence Of all other
claims, yet under the special statutes o.
Tennessee, which he held to be valid,
judgments for services rendered or for
personal Injuries have priority OF a
mortgage. lie also stated that on such
cases, upon proper motion, he would
direct a sufilciency Of the purchase
money under the mortgage to be with
hsld for the satisfaction Of the judy
men:s. The claims affected By this
decision amount to two or three hum
dred thousand dollars, though embraced
in a considerable number Of suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGToN, July Ill a. NJ
For Virginia, fair weGther, stationary
temperature, caricble sctnds, generally
pestsrly
For North Carolina and South Caro-
lima, generally fair 'ceather, stationary
temperature, rariable ciHis, generally
sltHHeyly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Ra.a-Ra,I Yeaferdny.

New York :NewYorks, 4; Bostons, l..
Savannah Rain-no game.
st. Louis: St. Louis, 3; Detroits, 4.
Kansas City; Kansas Citys, 4; Chi
Cages, 7.
Washington washingtOns, s; Phila-
dslphias, 0.
Charleston Charlestons, 2; Mem
pbis, 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

'mM.
m 9 patterns, that was formerly 81.
quality. that wss formerly $3.50.
make pattern that was formerly $3.50.
that eek that was formerly 80.
in fun.
WAS ga cent. aud will be consult
who is at IL,
his asthmatic
deeply impressed
mourning, and W.
like an old-timc ffieh
and laughed together. t:sooS'
stories, and she in turn u was for.
lection from book Ct poel,idered
held in her hand. Thus th,
seyeIal hours. He became nPf"
ever devoted when the lady carne~
destination. lie followed her, ans,
| they parted ! overheard the followiA
remarks:
Cant | call?" he asked.
"Not for worlds :" she replied, "my
husband would not ike it,"
"Your husband :" said he in sur
prise, "are you not a widow"
mo, indeed. | am in mourning for
nv dear mother, who died recently"
Then she smiled on the Buifalonisn,
who rushed away, after bidding her .
| grufr adieu, with very naughty word
upon bis lips.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Wn0n AND COAL.

DEsT COALs-SUNMER PRICES.
I'D SUPERIOR ASTHRAClrE-orok oxen.
egg stove. and ehestnnt sizes CROWN
HILL sPLiNr COAL. said to be tue best
mined: WEST VIRGINIA. STEAM COAL:
FOREST-PiSE WO0D-long. sawed. and
splii. Purchasers invited, vita the ~
suNnce OF being satisfactorily served.
S.P. LArflk0P a 90,
Seventeenth street at pNw.Rrldxe.
too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Rfxrfk.

We quote: Fine, s250as2.75; sucsrfne.
ssnss.20; extra, ss.o0aYs.7o; iaml.J, VIA
s45O: patent family, country, S5as3.0O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
Heavy Funlns9n,caf.

PARIS, July l5.-Gallo, the man
gho fred revolver in the Bourse seye-
raj months ago, has been sentenced TO
twenty years penal seryi.uGe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

COTTON REPORT.
No receipts. Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD NIDDrJSG.-e l1.16c.
MIDDLING.-9 3-l6c.
STRICT Low NIDDLrSa.-9ae l-l6c.
Low MIpDLISG.--6 l1.l6o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
roHT on NEWPORT NEWS. july ioru.
IBy telegraph
LI,iE, ra.Esr, sc.
T INF. LINE! LINE!

T INF. LINE! LINE.
$500 barrels fresh Rockland Lime, daliy
expected per schooner Alfred Keen, for sslo
low from vessel fresh RoSsai9'e and IN :
pOr'sd Portland Clements In stock; also.
fresn Calc.ped Plaster. Marble Dust, and
cattle. Hair; Seasoned Laths. savage ? .re.
BRICK snd Clay sc. our Anchor "-bfand
WARNER MOORE,
Lump and Grorud Plaster, safna' sud
Bark. foot Seventeenth street. south side
OF dock. - 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
STRAUsEB
GREAT
MIDSUMMER CLEARING SALE.

THIS WEEK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

CONTINUE ONLY TWO WEEKS
DIS TO BE CLOSED OUT
lF COST.
I'VE STATE ONLY FACrs-THIs Is
I6uBUG.
folletMENSE DEDUCTIONS ON
They
in Heays
1880 OCH L,fW,VS! =,
the bodies W. y
ner expressed .,uz. v
had resulted frofS1w only TOO !.
cases. :, PloU rs ana
SHREVEPORT LA.RNICE-PoLEs
Harrison tcolored), 81, ,hsc,,v
years, was hanged to-dsy :"
der Of George Allen. aged
prisoner was cool ard self-pcy few
the last, and acknowledged I.
der. He said he was ready We
hanged for the murder and annour
his willingness to 60. lie said he b
lieved he would at once enter Heaven.
Tie drop fell at 2:25, and in nine min
utes the coroner pronounced Harrison
dead. His neck was broken by the
fall.
Execution I'm Illinois.
WooDsTOCK. ILL.,, July l6,-Jame'
Dacey, the murderer of Alderman Mi
cbael Gsynor, Of Chicago. was hanged
here at 1895 to-day. lie made nc
speech and was moderately composed
though during the morning he strng'
gled almost continuously, and had bis
limbs tied TO prevent his making an as
sault on any Of his attendants.
Dscey, made desperate attempt at
suicide yesterday afternoon. He had
pair of large shears hidden in his bed,
and attempted to stab himself with
them. lie was so violent that hose
had to be turned On him before no could
lie oyerpowered. After this Dacey
broke one of the bed-slats, and tried
to brain Deputy Harper, OF Chicago
The prisoner was exceedingly violent
during the night. lie drove a prizes
from bis cell with his club, and spen
his time in giving vent to the vilest i'm
precautions. An extra guard was places
over him. but it was afterward founC
necessary to bind him with leathe
| straps.
| Preferred Hanging Himself 10 Burn
| ing.
SAVANNAH, GA, July l6.-lnfor
| nation was received here to-day tina
jake Bradwell. negro, was lynche'
at noon yesterday near Flatford, Blu!
lock county. Bradwell had ASSAULTED
and maletreated Dolly Woods, six
year-old girl. A crowd Of one hundred
whites and blacks held conference an
gave Bradwell the choice of bein,
burned or hanging himself. lie chos
hanging climbed up tree, fastened tn
rope around his own neck and lim'
Of the tree, but then refused to juml
of. A negro climbed up, tied Brad
wells hands, and the crowd pushe,
him off with pole. His body was rid
died with bullets. The child IS not ex
pected to live.
Allegro Hanged I'm Florida.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July l6.--Rich
ard Townsend (colored), who murders
a contractor in Florida, and also kille
a Florida sheriff, who followed him
Lowndes county, in this State, wa
hanged at ValdOsta to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
MARINE rNrErLIGGScE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 10. 1850

PORT or RICHMOND, JULY 10, 1880.
SAILED.
steamship wyanoae, HulpherS. New fo,n,
meTcbaudlse end passengers, George w.
Allen 4 Co., agents.
Steamer Pioneer, TUnnlN, PhllSdel pnia,
merchandise and paesohgsrs, J. W. MeCsr'
steamer Arie., Deyo, Norfolk. United
States mail merchanil9e snd passepgervs
L. b. TatLID. agent,
Brig I. w. Parker Kane, Elo Janeifo,
-four Uaxau- CrensAaw Company.
YoHT or NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10TH.
IBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship seneca, Walker. New York
ard sailed for Vest Point.
SchoOueTs Ellie ]. Simmons. Bulger, sui
Uvsn, Me, with paving blocks. abb. y.
stmbis, PendletCu, Norfolk; II. U, shares,
Osborn. New hayea. Albert W. smlIn.
Berry Norfolk.
SAILED.
steamship Bow cid tSrl, south. l.os-
ton. Tins steamship arrived rom key
West ard not nom Boston, as reported yss-
tercay.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT TIA n6kAxCx
PRIWIlNa.HoUdk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

4, .osr, sTxAYEp. AND Found.
T 0Sr, A PLAIN GOLD HOOP
- EAR RING. on Third or Grscs streets
A liberal reward NH De ps,r ~, ~ ~
N'''' ~ lf-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 10, 1885.
OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-Whltc, 500 bushels Mixed, 500
bushels.
OATs.-l, goo bushels.
No sales reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
De11. Eoo5.

GOODS dud without
Eor
1880 md PURE ALL wool Nd that was formerly ss
For eIsc and that was rmery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
ST. LOUIS
CINCINNATI
rrrcrrNkrr July ld.--f1Our eal

CrrurSkrT. July l6.-flour easy. Whesi
aS oe demand; No. mixed. ssass a.
.1sts strong; No. 2 mixed 3lhss5o.
Provisions frm and unchanged. whiskey
setIye at si.01. sugar steady. Hogs steady |:
hnichers. a b0asi.e0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE. July 10 - Grain quiet.
Wheat, no. e red Tie. Corn, No. white
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ZlAask Goods.


v,eic
nd
soous "ee ."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
The bill was then passed--yeas 4
nays l4--as follows:

The Senate then took up the naval
appropriation bill. The amendments
reported by the Committee on Appro-
priations were ali agreed to without
question, and the bill passed. The
Senate then, at 6 p. NJ, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
The Weather IN Richmond yesterda

ir0s Jar GhI UdTW'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

SAVANNAH, Ga, July l6.--Rich-
ard Townsend (colored), who murdered
contractor in Florida, and also killed
Florida sheriff, who followed him to
Lowndes county, in this State, was
hanged at NaldOsta to-day.