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same tims and that he has kept them

same tims and that he has kept them
busy.
SOUTH CAROLINA MATTERS.
III Of the South Carolina Democrats
except Mr.. Aiken, whose health has
completely broken down, aud who has
not been in his sea, this session, will be
rtnomipated. it is said. Judge Cothran
will probably succeed Colonel Aiken.
lie is about fifty years Of age, and is
at present on the bench. Judge Goth
ran is spoken Of az an able man and an
eloquent speaker. Mcssrs. Dibble,
DaJgon, and Perry have no contests.
Mr.. Hemphill's seat is contested by
Mr. w. b. Wilson, Of Yorkville.
NOTES.
New post.oflices Of the fourth class !:
Virginis-Carter's Island, Bedford
county, Daniel ". Hannsbass, post
master Wilburn, Lunenburg county,
Eta W. Bell, postmaster. West Vir-
ginis-- Daniels, William W. Work
man, postmaster Queens, John IL.
Manly, postmaster.
Fourth-clsss post-ofhces discontinued :
Virginia--Beardsyille, Bedford county,
msil to Vinton; Dorsey, Fairfax coun-
", mail to Fairfax Courthouse; Rock
Dell, Russell county, mail to Elk Gar
den. West Virginia-Atlas, Upshur
county, mail to Buckhannon D.; Sym,
Preston county, mail to Gainesville.
Big Tom Reed and little General
Wheeler were telleIs to-day, and the
General shrank away as if afraid Of
contact with the terrible ex-pedsgogue
from Portland.
Mr.. w. X. Bache, Of Lynchburg, vas
here yesterday.
Messrs. Leigh r. Page and A. d.
Psrr, OF Richmond, were in the city last
night.
Professor St. George Tucker Brooke,
Of West Virginia, and Rev. Dap's
Tucker, Of Richmond, were at tho Capt.
tel TO. day.
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Jail Delivery su' Rcc1ptnre.
.pv t.leo,rauh foih. DispatclJ

PITTSBURGH, July 29.--There was
a wholesale Jail delivery at Wheeling
Yesterday while the officials we're cat
irs dinner. Twelve Of the prisoners
including a number held on serious
charges, scaled the walls ana escaped.
The fugitiyeS boarded "a Baltimore and
Ohio train for this city, and when they
arrived here this morning they were
met by posse Of police and ten Of the
twelve recaptured without trouble.
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Ire sholcrn.

LoNDoS, July 23.--Tho following
are the Italian cholera returns fo- to-
Jay Bologna, 10 new cs,es and II
deaths: Nauduria, II new cases aud 6
deaths: forrars, ~ new cases and 1
dca;hs; and - new cases and Is deaths
elsewhere.
Tho Au7tro-Bungari4n reports are :
Trieste, To new cases and ! death ;
Fiume. . rev cases and 3 deaths.
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rIiio1, sor corscmpi or Gourl

isrcc.8l Telegram t5 the DiFpatch.I
AsuNILE, n. c., July 29.--An
immense crowd throngei the court
house today TO hear the argument in
regard to tie rulo served on the editors
of The Ashc,lio citizen to show cause
Why ,hcy stouldnot be attached for con-
tempt. The Paper intimated that the
county might oe helped il the court and
lawyers were hung. quite sn array o.
legal talent represent tue respondents,
and number of the members Of the
bar support the views OF he Court. st
$50 the court adjourned, continuing
the case until { o'clock tomorrow
afternoon,
Unbounded interest exists in regard
TO the matter locally, and the public
awaits with anxiety the adjudication Of
the questions involved.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
rrw yomn .rork msaxEr.

NEW YoRK. July 29.-The market to day
uhs materially lower aud lis range ol
values and tie volume OF business were
contracted. The rsws this morning was
AIM st entirely OF q discoursging character.
and IN The Usua sdyices OF damage ny
cutting In The West sbd n further decline
u the price OF silver. There was free sell.
ing by foreign houses. The market opened
1.IosS lower. Prices were weak from the
opening but declined Ia fractional amounts
only end soon rallied. Before noon, how
ever. prices were again upon the Down ard
Path and continued heavy throughout the
afternoon. the market becoming extremely
duh and finally closing weak. The net ne
suit II an almost universal decline, but 10
no case did the icss exceed = when was Ia
Erie. Northwestern, Lake Shore, Northern
Pacific preferred. and New York Central
were the other weak stocks. Sales, 2i2'Oo0
shares
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Deanr from Ha,,io,uaLe-Bite.

OAKLAND, LII, July 29.-Whilc
Gathering berries with several o,he.
ladies' near this city yesterday Mrs. j.
Hanson was bitten by a raitlesnihs.
Her screams called .he attention Of h,r
companions, who went to her assist
aDce. She was placed in wagon and
started for her home. but before she ar
rived she died. Her le.t leg, which Wa5
bitten, swelled to enormous proportions
before death ensued.
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Ernhert Tnom p.cn.. Funeral.

by Telegraph q me Dlspaton,l
NEW York. July 29.-lIlbert o.
Thompson was buried to-day, and his
.lneral was a notable ons. The body
vas buried in Woodland cemetery.
Every prominent politician in the city,
m or out Of Office, was present, and
also a number Of State officials and q
great many citizens prominent in other
than political fields. The Board Of
Aldermen was present in a body.
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rurder,ro;a whole Family Asre.tsd

t'y - 80 - - ~ VIZ ~ isfNAs'
CLEVELAND, ONO, July pa
nan giving his name as Jack King was
arrested here last night for stealing a
,runl a. the Central station. This morn
.ug it vas found that the man was
Frank Eelsh, who is wanted at De-
troit l0r the murder near that
place some months ago Of Frank
Hnoch. his wife susan, and their
i0Lr children, whose charred bodies
we're found in tho ruins OF their
house, which had been burned after the
murder, evidently to destroy the evil
i1uce Of the crime. Enough evidence
vas obtained, however, to fasten the
crime upon Bergh. lie will be re-
aoYeG ~ Michigan.
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g.,s,,o os Prisoners.

10y I0ItNIHPI z" w -
FoRT SCOTT, July 29.-festerday
afternoon all Of the prisoners IN the
county jail. five in number, escaped by
digging hole through the wall with
butcher knife. The wall Of tho jail was
not very firm, for it took less than hall
an hour for ibe prisoners to deliver
themselves. None Of them have been re-
arrested.
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A You're lady Dies from Hycropho-
n(A.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch

CnIcAGo, July ga special dis
patch from Evansville, Ind. says
Mauce fulton, seventeen years old,
daughter Of Joseph fulton, died yes
terday evening Of bydrophobia. Her
symptoms were frightful to behold, and
six men were required at times to hold
her. She was bitten niue days ago by
a deg which has since been killed.
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CHARLOTTE.
Wgman's Christian Tc ~ peraneG
gniOu-- Hanged Personal nnd
Religious.

ygnan's Christian Tie ~ perancG
unlOu--u .ustd- Personal aud
Religious.
Especial telegram 20 the D,spa'cn.l
CHARLOTTE, n. O., July 29.-The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Convention adjourned after pleasant
session. The Convention asks The Le'
eislature 10 establish a reformstory in-
stitution for youthful criminals and to
make Acknowledgement the penalty for
bribery in elections. Mayor Johnston
so captiysted the ladies by his warm
expressions of encouragement that ne
was made member Of thc Convention.
G.. ". Moore (coloredJ was hung here
to-day within the Jail. lie left writ
ten declaration of his innocence, which
he reafiiImed Oh the scaitold. The
testimony agains: him was most con-
elusive. His neck was broken by the
fall.
DR.. Bagwell, who Was recently sus-
pended from the ministry at Winston,
has arranged to move to this city for
the study and practice oflaw.
Rev. Joe Eunday, rival Of Sam
Jones as an evangelist, is native Of
Ststesyille, n. c., and he is engaged in
a great meeting at that place. The ser
vices are held in an arbor, and they are
attended by great crowds. He is o
Baptist.
Colonel Charles r. Jones, indie
pendent candidate for Congress, is out
in a four.column statement of his po-
litical principles. The Ersning ChrOai-
Gle attacks him severely for inconsis-
tency.
The Telegraph last night multiplied
the thirty.five orphans at Townsville
into three hundred.
Hon. Thomas Dixon, who gave up
politics recently that he might be sue
cessful Christian, preached his first ser.
mon to a crowded house in Shelby last
Sunday.
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Tbe Go,eyp Tlruounccdi n Bel
fash.

BELFAST, July 2y.-fhe action OF
tho Government in procl,iming Belfast
under the provisions Of the arms clause
Of the peace. preservation act is strongly
denounced. The authorities complained
to Sir Robert Hamilton. the Irish I n
Ger Secretary, that they bad never been
consulted IN the matter. Sir Robert
replied that the Government had acted
at the suggestion Of Belfast Justices aud
poice officials. The mayor Of Belfast
protested to the Secretary, and eX-
pressed toe hope that in the future the
Government would display more cour-
tesy 10 Eelfast's municipal authorities.
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annIn..n Io.irnement.

LoNIoy, July 2j.-In the chess
game between Blackburn and Burn
today ;he result vas draw. TIE
gentlemen were awarded first and 10
ccrt plies respectively. Taubonhaus
and Gmsbmg also played draw games
in attempting 10 set.ie their tie, and
divided tho third and fourth prizes be-
tween them.
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Proposed Ovation to hord Ahcrdc

DUBLIN, July 29.-The city is p!a-
carded with appeals to lrishmen 10 AS
semble in thousands to make the great
est demonstration possible on tho occa-
sion Of the departure 0! Lorl-Lieuten-
ant \ oerdcen and his wife from ireland
next week. The call is signed, By
Order Of Citizens and the Trades Coun-
ell COMMITTEE" and among other things
says: Irishmen, by the nature OF
your farewell to the Earl oi Aberdeen
and his noble wife, prove that you ap-
preciate the efforts Of England's great
est statesman to secure concessions OF
Irelanl'5 luaiienatls night to home
rule
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THE NEW nIx,,IRY.
Chieial Announcement OF the View
Appointments.


tBy Anglo-Amsrican cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. July 90 The following
APPOINTMENTS ore officially announced /:
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Earl of
Iddesleigh. -
Chief Secretary for Ireland, Sir Mi
cbael Hicks Beach.
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, Lord
Randolph Churchill, who, by virtue OF
bis appointment, becomes the recognlzed
leader Of the Conservative party in the
House Of Commons.
Secretary Of War, Right Hon. ". II.
Smith.
First lord Of the Admiralty. George
Hamilton.
Lord High Chancellor, Baron Hats.
bury.
Secretary for IDdis, Right Hon. Fred
eiick Arthur Stanley.
Prime Minister ard First Lord of TIE
Treasury. Marquis OF Salisbury.
Lieutenant Of Ireland, Marquis
Of Londonderry.
Lord President Of the Council, Wis.,
count Cranbrook.
President OF the Board Of Trade,
Right Hon. Edward Stanhope.
First Commissioner of Works, Right
Hon. David Plunket.
Postmaster General, Lord John Man
ners.
Lord Chancellor Of Ireland, Lord
Ashburne.
The following additional Ministerial
appointments are announced
Home Secretary, Mr.. Henry Mat
thews, Q. g.
Secretary for Scotland, Right Hon.
Arthur Balfour.
Postmaster-General, Right Hon.
Henry Cecil Rsikes.
Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lsucss-
ter. Lord John Manners.
Patronage Secretary to the Treasury.
Alr. a. Akers Douglas.
Attorney General Of ireland, Right
Hon. Hugh Holmes, .. ..
SolicitoI-G eneral OF Ireland, Mr. John
Gregory Gibson, Q. e.
L. is rumored that the Queen has
summoned MIR. Gladstone to Osborne
tomorrow for the purpose of holding
an interview previous to the exchange
Of office Oh Tuesday.
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Hi,nMo>DIOBACCO M,RkEr.

JULY -. 1886.
The market 20. dsy was nrmer and more
active on all grades, with larger trading.
Auction sales were Blnety.fOur packages,
mostly sun-cured. Some tine crops Caroline
county leaf brought fancy prices, sos be
iug highest. Highest price for sun cured
Also
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THURSDAY. July 20. 1es6.
SALEs-FIRsT BoARp.-sl7i.20 Virginia
new SIS fractional at ssN, l20 10. nj 6eS;
i.4OO Virginia oonsols coupons (ou order
January. 1881 at ss1f; to5 Rich moud city
8'sst 1891.
SECOND BoARp.-I. 900 Richmond city SIS
due 1900 AZ l24I1
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Liase- Hall lpatCFdHy.

iBy telegraph TO the Dispetoh.l
Boston Chicago, u Bostons, =
six innings.
Brooklyn; Broohlyns, g; Cilcin.
natis, 4.
PhilsdelpAis Ath!etics, 3 st. Louis,
10.
New York : UetropoAtans, 2; Pitts
burgbs, /.
Philadelphia Philadelphias, IS,
Kansas Citys, ,.
Baltimore Louis'illes, 6; BA1-
mOres, o.
New York St. Louis, ); New
Yorks, /.
Washington WashingtOns, /; De-
troits, IL.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet and firm.
QUOTATIONS.
GOOD MIDDLING.-e1Lc.
MlDDLING.-s c.
Low NIDDLISG. SO.
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WHFAr.-Wnite. CT bushels fair al soc.
Mixed, 500 bushels very good on private
terms. Rcd, 726 bushels prime Long perry
on private terms; l0i bushels common
Longberry a. roe; 220 bushels common 20
good Shortberry AZ 65 TO s2c.
CORN.-White. 900 bushels prime western
on private terms 81 bushels very good Nir-
sipia at see. Mixed, 800 bushels very good
western on private terms.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

INJ tIItb aPII ~ wv I''9P'I00E'I
WASHINGTON, July 3d. A. NJ
For Yir9inid, slightly cooler, generally
far reather, southpestsTly rindS, be-
coming r0ria5Ie.
For North Carolina, South Caroline,
and Georgia, generally far heather,
stationary temperature, southerly ~'nds.
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ErAuR
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, s25Oas2.75; superhne,
s3ss3.25; extra, sS.6Ons3.To; family, sia
$3.50; patent family, country, S5as6.60.
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GRAM AND yoVIuN ENCHNNGE
RICHMOND. July -. 1880.
QgFFRINGS

WHgAr.-Wuite. 20G bushels Mixed
522 bushels. Red. S022 bushels. Total
g. $50 bushels.
CoRN.-Wnlto. 1882 bushels. Mixed
1 200 bushels
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, Mp. July 29.-Nirginia
lO-sO's. with coupons. t3: North Carolina
6's, old. l2i. BID to-day.
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,iiRAtI> Nv IELtGW,ru.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 20.-Cot,ou steady
Sales to-day. 800 bales iuc.uiins $500
bales exported last evening. corrected,
/ Ol5 hsles. upiaLis. 20 l6c.. Orleans,
9ac.. receipts SIS bales EXPORTS 10 Great
Friiain. 2llibslcs. continent i.llO bales.
stock, 233.6S- bales Nheata shade lower !.
No. red, August. 81 'ae5 Lice; ScpteIn-
her. ssi ,essc. Corn la2's' higher; No.
4. July. 5Otc., August, 5o.a5Ilc oats
i.alc. higher 40. 81. a Igutt. aia3t1sc.
Hops quiet. coffee fair. Rio duii AZ s.sc.
sugar tuii and easy alf 20 good refining,
4lI-lbai 1916; refined JUL. MOlasse3
steady. RE" -iTm. CotlOh-seei OF, 23a2do,
for crude $50. for refined. Rosin dun at
SlaSiO5. TurpeDtiue dun al sac. HIDES
Gulet Wool MN. Pork frm; mess $40 ga.
Old. sll.o2,ssII.737js. New miiiles dull.
IaId salic higher: western steam, s6.5is
$3.50; August, So. s3as6 20. Fleights weak
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SAIiTl MORE.

BALTIMORE. SID. July 2p.--t Cotton dull (:
n iddliug fissShc. Flour nomlutuy steady
and aunt. Mhcat-SOutherD dun western
steady and sctiye; southern red. eias6c. /;
southern amber, 66assc.: No. western
winter red. spot. s3i 40 &C.. August, c3s
sac; September. IS ,ae3tc Corn South
ern nominal western higher AMI nrm I:
southern white and yellow. 5ts52c.: west
orn mixed, spot tsa50c.: August, 4sc. DID.
oats very firm and scarce: southern and
Pennsy lyanla, Sgai3c.: western white, Ala
49c.: western mixes, 3ss4Cc Rye duh st
56adOc Provisions steady. with a fair In
quiry. Eggs easier sc 1 11ssi2c. Sugar-Cop-
per refued quiet al gSalOc. Whiskey steady
at sl.Igasl.20. other articles unchanged.
Efeights to Liverpool persteamer quiet.
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and half inches 10 diameter by six
riches high. were brought in and
identified by the witness.
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LOST. sTKAYEs. AND FousD.

- W - - ''-'--N - ~ $40, 1S"Ns>N
I 0ST, LAST NIGHT NEAR -
II Twenty second and Broad ~
streets, LlvER.COLORRD Skfrkk
DOG-PuPPl about -FOUR months Oh. 10
has short hair and long ears. A liberal re-
HAl q for his return.
l.. Z. CHRISTIAN.
~ sO-it No. l2ls cas-, hioad street
NIRAiED, nom Sa5 south So
~ Thud TAwNY-RED SET -
TER PUPPY, eight months old. Had on q
collar WITH Ioy name and medal eso. fhe
Under VIII be gsva Fded by returning him 10
DIR. HENRY z. JOINS. s23 south Third
street. or siss sast Asia street.
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CHICAGO. July 29.--Flour unchanged.
wheat active. closing 30, higher. July,
73As74JLc.; August. 7isa7s g.. closed al
75hc., September. 10 5-iJa77.c.. closed at
~ &c. Corn excited closing &c. higher than
yesterday cash. "a -: July, az ,ai5i &C.;
August, - .ai5Ic.. closSd 5a.c.: Septem-
Der sa7-aiJ4c.. closed 81 s6c oats active
and atm and early closing easier casa,
-7Ac.; August. 27ba2e4c. September,
% a}G C.. closed at 90. Ness pOck active
ana higher: cash, S9.97is: August, s9.7TTa
slUIzi-. closed a. ss91T; september,
$40 Q7asloZj. closed al. siOo7. Lard
steady and nrm: cash, 81 IS: August,
S.. 7NasB Ga. ori'emprT. 80 S0a.6.92h.
cice,i n, 90 s2f. slort.ri0 sides steady
cash. SGl7tf Boxed mrais steady: dry
sailed shoulders. 50 lOasJ Is short clear,
s6.7osst7j. Wh'aAey frm ~ a IL. sugar
Ir,b.rtr.l
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lkepOrted Tor ire Dispaten.l
NORFOLK, July 2y.-Market quiet. sales
OF zoo bags on private terms. Prime. o.
SIC fancy. Shc-; common, Is2c.: shellei
2al1sc. factory hand picked. 1sa3k.
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REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MARKyr.

CllG,AG1. Iu.y 23.-Trad.uy WAS active
again to-day iu an cereals. and ihc general
tone was stronger. september wheat
oyontd " quite strong al n &C.. Ont DrDAo
OF under free offerings Ia 20 j-lBc. rose
again near The close 10 outside figures au3
finished 81 nearly the highest ngures ~ tho
DAY, closing &C. higher than ycs'cuisy.
Corn ira deTs were nearly rs Wild as ever
the butts not seeing any Unit o. prices All
sorts ~ EIirs~ HctD quoted OH tue curD.
The Close aI . clock yesterday was 45a
- e.. lor september, later IL vas boosted
up % .Bhc ~ o'r'O,g today 10
was scaIiug around nc. There wero
plenty Of sa.ts ~ the open board az t7.c.,
auc reported sales al isc. Bat WINE plenty
OF men heard Of them none could name
ether sell or or buyer. and u Is extremely
doubtful 4 sucn \ l4'cc tas pald. Tue
regular session opened win A7c. ami i7s".
bid IA different parts u the pa, which was
The place & the same Wild excitement tbtL
mas characterized the opening Tot several
days last The official D. porter called tho
mt sales al 47c., which vas ia acfu3l ftct
The market. as Wild trades either Way aro
10, counted The market broke OF later
10 a. So. and closed 80 soc. OATS rulei
strong IA sympathy with corn. bat shaded
or and closed easy. Provisions were very
unsettled AMI De- .ist y higher Sepiompef
pofR advancing fO 5iO.2j. but broke on
O .Csiug a. "a ,d.un 1gufea.
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ABINGDON BUILDING.

The Committee Oh Public Buildings
snd Grounds, 10 whom was recommit-
Ted the Abingdon public-building bill,
reported II back through Malone to-day
With al amendment. This is provlso
that such ether or new site shall not
be located east Of the site now owned
by the United States aud herein author
lied 10 be exchanged"
Under order Of the House permitting
reports TO be handed in to the Clerks
desk the Commerce Committee of the
House have reported q substitute for
the bill 10 establish lighthouse at the
mouth Of Great Wicomico river.
This morning the House passed Mr..
SINNERS bill for the relief Of the late
iDternal.revsnue collector in the Albe.
marie district, Mr.. William f. Bond.
The bill provides for the payment to
Mr.. Bond Of the sum Of 1895. 50-that
being the excess Of the taxes actually
collected by him.
Colonel Cabell desires it to be stated
that he opposed yesterday the adoption
of the proposition TO give the senator's
private clerks. Like Colonel Croxtou,
be says that members need the clerks
as much as senator's, but the people
would not sustain them in voting them.
solves such assistance. Colonel Cabell
says that be has employed three per-
ssons on clerical work this session at the
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SOLICITOR. GENERAL.

In accordance with outgivings the
President has appointed Solicitor
General from northern State. The
choice falls On Hon. George A. Jenckes,
Of Pennsylvania, member of the Forty
sixth Congress, and late Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Interior. The appoint
ment is one that gives assurance of
prompt prosecution Of the telephone
suits, and is regarded as indicative
generally Of a disposition TO defend the
rights Of the Government in all mat
feIS
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BURGLARS.'

Burglars are at work both at Will
mington and Gold,boro', and are worry
desperate and daring. They enter
houses and lay violent hands upon the
inmates. by some people it is thought
tramps compose these bands of evil
IDENTIFY organized villains.
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CINCINNATI.

OIsCTEsATT, Juiy 2s.-Flour easy. Wheat
easier and i0vol: X. 3 nd. IS a, Corn St. 0nE
and higher; NJ. 2 mixed 4ic. D&ts easy
40. mixed. Zsc. PORK uru a.
;lO.25. Lard nrm and h.ghey a. $3.50.
Bulk -insais aud bacon trm and Un-
charged. WhiakGy frm A. sl.O7 sugar
quiet. Hogs nrm; common and liYnt.
ylasi.s0; packing and butchers gt.i0a
ej.lO.
LOUIsy LIN.
LoCfsvrLLE, July 2y>-MsrNet quiet aat
uuchauged.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. y. C.. July 29.-rurpsr-
tine rrm 80 $40. kos.n Hrm. s,rstnsd.
75c good, soc. Tar 1Em atsit3. CTui. tug-
pentine trm; hard, 7oc.; J alow.dip, U.70;
Virs!n, $50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrpEEs.
NEW Yosx. July 3e.-Cotion--Gross re-
csipls. 200 Uales. Futures closed quiet and
steady: es. 81 300 bales July. 50 asa
81 as: August aud september, s9.<Sas9. a.;
October J9.sSsSs.s6. November. e3.ssa
80. "a; December. s9.S5ss9.s6: January,
CO. 4iase IS; February. s9aasss.b5 . March,
81 64as2.s5; Ap,l 50 7ssS9.75; May, 80, sla
s9.s5: JDne s9.93asS.9S.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-30
The Weather in Richmond yesterday
sdS far and rery hot.

RGnqe Of TAermometer Yesterday