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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

TARLOW. Died. July i7th, al his residence,
No gOG north Ninetecnth stfesL az 20 r. ~,
WILIIAM Is. BARLOW. son Of Annie T. smith
and tho lats John Barlow, In mo thirty year
VI his age.
Funeral notice will be given later.
DTLLON.-Died Monday evening Mt O'Clock.
at the residence Of her husband, No. l8 north
Eighteenth street. Mrs. MICHAEL DILLON, IN
the seyenty-slgbth year OF hor age.
Her funeral will takn place from - Patricks
church THIS Wednesday MORNING. az .
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance 81 the Tamil
Iy are invited 70 attoud without further notice.
Norfolk. Portsmouth, and PhiledoiphiA papers
please copy.
LANR-Diei, Tuesday evening At go o'clock.
Mrs MARY LANE. wife Of Timothy Lane, In ths
siKtieih year Of her age; native Of tho county
Cork. ireland.
Her funeral will take place from - Peters
Cathedral AZ 1 O'Clock THIS "wednesday XVII
MING.
Baltimore papers please copy.
wOoLFOLK.-Died July 10, 1883. IN swans
bOr0i AZ the residence Of his grandmother. hr'.
/. p. Voolfolk, JAMES FlGGAr VOOLFOLK,
infant son ~ K. y. and NJ. l. Voolfolk, aged
seven weeks and four days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

provtment Of the narbor At Mobile for next
year and 10 complete H. 100000; Improve
ment OF Warrior river, Aiaoarna and hiss's-
sIppi, for next year, $4,000; Tombigpee
river, for next year and 70 compete ",
$4,000; improvement OF Black Warrior river
from Tuscaloosa 10 Daniels creek Tor nex'
year, SJ0.0O0--to complete, $500. APO; Naxa-
bee river, Mississippi. for next year, CIV
00O--to complete, S20,2i5; Pascsguia river,
Mississippi, for next year and TO com
plete 1t, $4,000: Biloxi bay, hissls-
sippi, for next year and to con-
pleie II, $4,000; Pearl river below
Jackson, Miss. fer next year, s30, oOO-to
complete, $4,000; Pearl river from jackson
10 Carthage for next year and TO complete,
go 900; Pearl river between Carthage ana
Edinburg for next year and TO complete,
$1,000.
The contract for constructing new quar-
sntine station on Chandelier island mas
been awarded by tae supervising ArchitecI
Of the Treasury Department 10 J. IL. Gard
ner. Of New Orleans, for S2j,9il. 1he
buildings are 20 be completed within one
hundred days, and will be Immediately oc-
cupled by the Ma1ne-H Hospital Service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
IRON and Steei-workerS.
NV telerranh to the Dispatch. ]

10y telegraph 40 tho Oispottusl
PITrsBuRGH, July 1.-THE officials OF the
Amaleamated Association OF the IRON and
Steel.Workers were notified at noon to-day
that the scale bad been signed by the North
Chicago ROling-Mill COMPANY. Of Chicago,
aud the Falcon Iron ana Nail Company, OF
Niles, Ohio. The Chicsgo mill is one OF the
largest IN the country. The Falcon works viii
resume At once, giving employment 10 800
men. This Is the hgst break in the Mahonlng
Valley.
". G. Cronmeyer, a prominent iron manu-
facturer, stated tonight that there would be
no more meetings Of the Western Iron Asso-
ciAtion. but that IL was probable new as
ISOLATION Of manufacturers west OF Puts
bureh would be formed in the near future.
That organization will arrange scale OF
wages 10 per cent. lower than that OF Pitts
buTgh.
A meeting of the iron manufacturers OF
Mshoning Valley was held at youngstown,
Ohio, this afternoon and II was resolved to
continue the lockout indefinitely. Many
dIms were represented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Prcnnring for Nyork.

[By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
New YORK, July 1.-THE National Demo
cratic Campaign Committee met at It's head
quarters, No. 10 west Twenty.ninth street,
to-day and organized. Chairman Barnum
presided At the meeting. CALVIN ). Brice
was elected chairman Of the committee.
The president Of the National ASSOCIATION
OF Democratic Clubs, which convened in
Baltimore July lib, has selected the follow
Ing Executive Committee: Charles Ogden
OF Nebraska. Bfsdley G. schley 81 Wiscon-
SIN, Alexander T. Ankeuy Of Minnesota,
Harry Weles Rusk Of Maryland, Il. &. Mon
roe Of New YORK, Harvey y. Collision OF
Massachusetts. and Lawrence Gardner OF the
District Of Columbus.
Edward z. Whitney, secretary OF the ss-
sociation, desires all clubs to send him full
lists Of their officers and roll OF their men,
bership. NJ Official campaign badge OF but
ton has yet been adoDted.
At the Republican headquarters. in the
Flitb-Avenue Hotel, nothing was done, and
only a single clerk was present. It was in
tended to bold a meeting Of the Executive
Committee to consider the question Of select
ing permanent headquarters, but the SUBJ
committee had failed 10 find a suitable place
and the committee was not called together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Conrre~.mnn .ee.s RESOLUTION.

10y I"ItRTNpH % IH3 UIaUHI-HI
WASHINGTON. July 11.-FayOrablc action
has been taken by the House Committee on
Military Affairs on Representative Lees reSo-
luton calling on the secretary OF the Int
riOr for Information relative % the treatment
Of applications for pension Of officers OF the
United states navy and marine corps Tho
served bonorably throughout the Mexican
Waf but whose names were dropped from
the rolls because Of their action IN joining
the Confederate forces. IL is stated That the
Commissioner OF Pensions has refused TO
grant applications for pensions In such cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Ce,ored Normal school, &c.

TNTT'I-II y III % 1IIV I7I7 V'1IIIl-I
ROANOKE, VA, July 1.-THE Colored
State Normal school opened here to-day with
about thirty teachers IN attendance aud Others
expected on incoming trains. The instruc-
tors are Professor Mitchell. Of Winchester,
and Professor NOrVell, OF Richmond. ADJ
dresses OF welcome were delivered by
SUPERINTENDENT LuBsiord and Rev. II. X.
Jones. OF this city. Professors Mitchell and
Norvell responded.
The State Medical Board met here to-day
for the examination OF applicants for physi-
clans certificates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Monmouth-Park Races.

10y ltlckidpu ~ tAAH At'P'Ahttil
MONN0UTH PARK, y. D., July l.-First
race-one Minority colt won; Kaedo-
scope second, Montague third. Time, l:43.
Second rIce-three quarters OF mile
Belinda lilly won; Lady Margaret second,
Felicia thlId. Time, 1:l4l.
Third Tlce-onC mile-Aurelia won; Lady
Primrose second, Triboulet third. Time,
l:42.
Fourth race-one aud a quarter miles
Bessie June won; Ten Booker second, Ka-
lo0lah third. Time, 2:I0E.
Fifth race--On mile and furloDg-
Housatouic first; Bonnie ;. second, Long
knight third. Time, l'j1t.
sixth race-short steepIe chase course
Bric-a>Brac won; Palmer second, Killarney
third. Time, 3.lf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH



NEW YOrx, July l7-Cotton steady; sales To-
day. "a ualss: upands. lGHc.; orleans, l0hc;
net receipts, 1919 bales; expOrts-t0 Great
Britain 1872 bales; 70 France ,IS4 bales; STOCK,
223 g35 bales. Southern -four unchanged asd
quist Whegt-OptiOns opened depressed and
declining buf near the close ruled stronger.
LEAVING Of with a loss mostly regainei I'M
graded red SASSY c.; No red. July. SSasSTc..
August sSka33Ac. Corn-Cash .alc higher
and strong; options declined naIc, leading
20 fair bustuess, closing with q reaction OF
i.akc.; ungYaded az jfaJixc; No. 2, July,
53s5Skc.: August 53Ss5S7sc. Oats-Caah nrm:
options t(ahc. lower closing steady; No 2July
s5H.e56c August. 3iaHH &c; No. 2. spot. &c !:
mixed western. SiaSSc. Hops quiet Coffee
SPOT fair Ito steady at tll5O; options without
change OF Importance, closing steady. sugar
strong: fair refining. 5Ec.: rehDed active aud
nrm NolaSses duh: 50-test, gle. hice quiet and
steady. Petroleum stssiy: refined, nc. at all
ports. COttOn-seod oil quiet snd unchanged.
ralloW quiet and stsady. Rosin dun al $l6a
fli2A. Potatoes nrm and IN fair demand
lurpentlns dun at 34c. Hides dull Wool 10
light demand. Pork stesdy aud quiet Beef
dun Cutmeafs nrm. Picked shoulders. &c.
Hiddles neglected LArd-Westsrn steam, spot
Is l5as865; July, sS-l1asas7. Freights quiet
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July z.--Cash quotations were: .
Flour firrn aud unchanged. No spring wheat
s0s.agic.: No. red. sOhc No. corn. csc. No
2 oats. s0a.c Mess-poFk. $iaO5. Lard, s. -
ShOrt-ribs, t7.d5; shoulders. - s0atdt2A; short
clear, s. iOsf&iA Whisky, si.20
The leading futures ranged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

Rarke. QUOT
QCOrArloSL
NiDDLiHg, TO-
Low MIDDLING. $50.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Testing aa Accused.


GuFsBgRG, ILL, July l7.-United States
Marshal Marsh aud two deputies brought in-
former Bowl les this morning 10 test the truih
OF bis story that a dynamite cartridge bad been
placed ON the Burlington track northeast OF
here, and consequently. in consequence OF
tue fear Of the results, had been concealed
10 hedge near By. The officers and rail.
road officials and number OF municipal
officers aud citizens went 10 the spot that
Bswles indicated, ana after considerable
digging found dynsmitc cartridge. u
was OF the Hercules kind, aud hss caps -
both ends. ID Is now ia the hands OF the
railroad officials The sheriff and other
officers then ment 10 the home OF George
Clarke. Que OF the LEADING Brotherhood
epgiaeers, and put him under arrest Oh a
state warrant. Clark made no resistance,
and would say nothing save to assert his in'
noceDce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Destroyed by Fire.

by telegraph 20 tho Dspatch.I
SCRANTON, PA. July 17.-Dunn Breaker
and all the buildings connected Herewith
Except the blacksmith's and carpenter shops
at the old forge were destroyed by fire to-
night. The property was owned by John
Jermyn d Co. Loss, 100000. There is
some insurance, but the amount is not
known. Flames were first discovered in
the lower floor. One hundred aud fifty men
and boys are thrown out OF employment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

general manager were read and gave very
Encouraging accounts Of Tho operations OF
the company during the rast year.
The stock holdere ef the New York and
Southern Construction Company held their
annual meeting al T. n. IN the Office Of Mr..
Jsmes II. Pace, IN rear Of the Planters Ma.
tioust Bank, All OF the old officers were
reelected. They are james y. Pace. presi-
de0t; 4. ID. Christian, vice~pTesldent; 5.
Carter Wcisigcr, secretary and treasurer.
This company built the road that Is now In
operation between ClatksvilIe and Oxford,
and Is vigorously pushing forward the Sec
ton between Clsrksyiie and Durham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
A Rad Man Hanged.
~ teIegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

TOY I5ItRrapu % IHe IIspdIVlI'I
NEW ORLEANS, July IA TimeS-Dcmo'
crdt Greensvllle (Miss.) special says: MUIR
ray Lewis (colOred), who some time ago cut
the throat OF his mistress and threw the
body into the river, was hanged to-day.
He was baptized Sunday last and appeared
10 derive remarkable comfort from his re-
ligious exercises. Just before the trap fell
Murray spoke to those present around the
sclIold warning them Of the evil effects OF
dissolute women, bad men, and whiskey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Reduction OF Rates.

10y ICIUBT HPII % tIIU II'ViI-LIsT
ATLANTIC CITY. n. D., July 17.-At 4
meeting OF the Rate Committee Of the South
ern Railway Passenger Association changes
were made in the schedule by which large
political bodies will be transported from
plsce to place during the presidential cam.
paign with far less cost than during the reg
uiar seasons. The roads represented were
the Western. OF Alabama, South Carolina,
Shenandoa Valley, Savannah, Florida and
Western. Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac, Richmond and Danyille, Richmond
and Allegheny, Atlantic Coast-Lihe, Central
OF Georgia, Cincinnati. New Orleans aud
Texas Pacific, East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, and Pennsylvania railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
TS Resume work.

~ wv " IEIV
MILwAUEEE, WIS, July 1.-THE Bay
View representatives OF the North Chicago
Roling-Mll Company to-day signed the
scale demanded by their men. II il substan.
italy the scale OF lSSG-'S7, and the modifca-
tious do not affect the interests OF the com.
panv. Work Will be resumed at both fish,
plate mills Thursday, and on Monday the
other departments will begin work. Twelve
hundred men who QUIT work June Both will
an return TO the situations occupied by them
preyiOus 10 that date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Petersburg and the Exposition.

SPECIAL telegram 70 Inc Dispatch.I
PETERSBURG, Va, July 1.-THE Chamber
OF COmnerce At It's meeting this eyeninRappro-
priated 500 towards iurthering the interests
OF the city at the Exposition TO be held IN
Richmond IN October. They also appointed
two c0mmittees-One 10 solicit q municipal
appropriation from the City Council and
the other 30 solicit aid from the Tobacco TX.
change, 50 that tie city may make a creditable
display. Mr.. Lyle, representing General
Manager Jones, was present and aroused a
great deal OF enthusiasm by reading to the
members 81 the Chamber The success he had
met with i'm the North and West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Fsr. Randall.
- ="
fRr felecranh 10 ihe Disntach. !

WAsuNG1ON. July i1.-Mr. Ran1alPs
condition Is fairly satisfactory to-day. There
were indications OF a recurrence OF some OF
the Unfuvorabie symptoms this morning. but
they were overcome, and he continues to
rest quietly and gather strength.
Mda1iL-Mr. Randall had another slight
hcmorrhage 10 day. IL was quickly checked
and did not affect 10 any considerable extent
his general condition. lie takes nourish-
ment and is bright and cheerful, though very
Wcak and debilitAtel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Itchi-uonse, Estahlisned.

lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID c., July 17.-At the eve
ming session The House passed several bills
for the establishment OF llght-houses-amOng
others, at the following points: Gull Shoal,
Pamllco sound. North Carolina; Tangier
Island, Chesapeake bay; on Great WycomicO
river, Virginia; Pamlico Point, North Caro-
lima; also. apprOpriating $4,000 for the con-
struction Of revcnue-cutter for Newberne,
y. {. Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Editors Refused BaII.

VERA CECz. MEXICO, July 1.-THE Gov
erument l. proceeding with renewed energy
sgaiust the editors now c0Dened 10 prison.
The Court refuses TO accept bail for the
offences by the press. Balem prison contains
seven editors, including the managing edi-
tors and proprietors Of III Nacionas and
~ ITEM no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Mississippi ,Iasons, sIutterings.

10y IVII 3 Y IN % tIIV N I'1 n 7
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Times. Demo-
crdt had al interview with prominent Free
mason OF Mississippi to the effect that Lodge
No. So had elected a liquor. dealer as a mem-
bel. and that the Grand Master had sus-
pended the charter Of the lodge. This
action has created much excitement among
members Of the order in that state. Next Sa.
turday the Masonic Lodge at Osyka VIII
meet and proposal to endorse the action OF
Lodge No. So VIII he made. 1t is believed
that the members OF the der are opposed
TO proscriptive action on account OF the oc.
cupatlon OF member, and will sustain
Lodge No. SO 10 its action in accepting a
hquor.dealer as = member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Men KILLED and several Others
Injured.
rRr telerrnnh ID fhe Dlsnatch.l

[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
MoSTGoMERY, ALA, July 17.-EHly this
morning twelve miles this side OF Birmiug-
ham the canuon-bal passenger train gong
north on The Louisville and Nashville road
ran atiull speed into the freight train coming
South. Both engines aud number OF ears
were demolished. Engineer George Nichols,
OF the passenger train, could have saved
himself by jumping, but he remained at his
post, put on the aIr-brakes, reversed bis en-
CINE, and brayely died. Fireman William
Cunningham (colored), OF the freight, and
George Thomas, OF the passenger train, were
Killed and others injured, but they will re-
cover. The cause Of the accident was that
the watch OF Conductor Austin, OF the
freight train, was slow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Grand Master Dead.

JACKSON. MISS, July l7.-ilon. +. Is. OAR
den, grand master Of the National Grange,
died at his home in Jefferson county to-day.
lie was = gallant soldier during the war,
commanding one OF the best batteries in the
southern army. de was ifty-two years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
a Young Murderer IEnugcd.
ny telegraph TO Ihe DlspA,cn.I

IHy WIegIHph ~ VIC UI'IfI'TI'I
WACO. TEX, July li.--Coarad Jackson
(colored) was hanged here yos.ordsy for the
murder Of John Ialley, prominent white
planter, one year ago. Talley mad applied A
strong epithet 10 Jackson's brother, and IN
revenge Jackson sueAked Up behind Talley
whlle be was ploughing and shot him In the
head Jackson Is nineteen years old. lie
made q confession YESTERDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Roported venezuelan Revolution.

10y ItItsIupu % tuo UIapHI-H.I
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Department
Of state j. Informed that a revolution exists
in Venezuela, and that Or. Juan p. K. Paul
has assumed the Office Of President. Assist
ant Secretary Eiyes said that tins country
was quietly watching affairs in Venezuela, but
as yet bad observed nothing in the situation
that would justify any interference on our
part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Tho White Pasha.

fBv Augio-American cable 10 tho Dbpaich.l
PARIS. July 1.-THE explorer Burton In
an interview here stated that be believes tho
white pasha who bas arrived In the Bahr-el-
Gazel Province Is Emin Bey and not Henry
NJ. Stanley. lie thinks that Emin Bey u
striking northward. Dir. Burton Is o. tho
opinion that Stanley's fogce j. not strong
enough to attempt al stack upon kharioum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

hspded about treble ~ many passengers %
they expected. Crowds greeted the trxin Of
every station. This road has been talked OF
since 1850, and the people are glad 10 wei
come It's completion. Trackhying was re-
sumed yesterday at Dover, and the road viii
be opened to Augusta August ist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

[By lelegraph . the Di.patcn.l

10y t0I0EaHFH u eE3V 11s-FIU1H+I
FoRT Mosk0E. Va. July l7.-Governor
Fitzhugh Lee, General Talisierro, OF Glou-
cester, aud the Legislative committee on the
oyster question arrived here tonight. A
grand bal posidrs will be given At the Hygeia
Hotel tomorrow night in honor Of the Goy-
errors arrival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
A Neu seathern Railread,
[By telegraph 10 the Di.paich.I

IbJ tofssfhph 10 mo DitpAINA-J
CrsclSSATl, July 17.-Aspecial from Mays
Vile, ky., to The Enquirer says: The MAS
vilie and Big sandy rasIroad was opened for
Traffic yesterday between here and Ashland.
The .rscS is 10 splendid condition for new
rosd. Gus Honsbei. general agent came
down on the FIST tram and reports that they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

The committee conferred with Mr.. Flynn
about the proposition Of the NireioIs Elec-
fric Lirht and Power Company to light The
vity 10y tower and arc lights.
AIR. Pizzini said he thought n would be
well 10 talk over the matter and rs 20 over
che proposed ied and then rest after their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

JULY IL, lSS1.
Tho sun-cured breaks to-day wero rather
smaller than for a week past and prices from ,
% ll+c. While seeming low, yet showed no
weakness for tho quality, but the market con-
tiuues firm, and We wish only that other auction
offerings we're as general and as successful as
tho &c OF sun-cured and West Virginia t0Daccos
gsnoralIy are. This ia an essential but q sadly
lacking feature In our bright market and ono
that while neglected needs rowing. Tho ship
per. ssller, aud buyer should combine and re-
establish such sales, once the life Of our market.
There must bo concert Of action and feeling on
the subject to bring Il about. Buyers must bid
anr sellers mako concessions, and 10 would DO
tho means Of Woeding cut the housekeepors aud
high.inyoiced sorts, 30 detrimental 10 our mar
ket. Auction sales are a criterion OF the market
oftener than any other sales.
There was some general Inquiry and few
sales Of common and good oilers and some few
fright wrappers today. In dark shipping there
were only vague rumors OF big trading.
Drect0r.General Horny C.. Jones calls especial
attention ~ the fact that tho space sot apart for
our tobacco trade, which II not soon taken will
DO devoted 70 the pressing need Of other depart
ments We hope no will not have any need 10
req. sign the department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Death OF nm Aged Minister.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
OHANcocE, VA, via TAsLEY. July IT,
Rev. Montcalm Oldham. an aged and retired
Methodist minister, died at bis home al
TemptranceviIie, in the northern part Of Ac'
comaek, to-day. He was the father OF Mont.
calm Oldham, clerk OF the County Court Of
Accomack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
consarueslo. Companies.

The annual meetlng OF the stockholders OF
the Virginia Construction Company Was
held Yesterday morning AZ II O'Clock at their
Office. No. 1909 east MAN street There Was
quorum prtsent, but the election OF officers
was postponed until the 25th OF August. 10
witch time lhe meoliDg WIS adjourned The
alaual reports Of the ylce-president and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Pnrehnae OF Bonds.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. July 17.-Bonds offered 10
the Treasury to-day, sl,5iS, 100. Accepted,
81, 100 registered As at l21.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Generni hheridan.

lBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July T.-Gencral
sheridan passed a quiet aud comfortable
night last night. lie was raised up 10 bed
Yesterday afternoon and propped by pillows,
and engaged IN pleasant conversation with
his physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

by toIegraph to tho Dispatch

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WAsHlNGToN, july 1.-THE Police Depart
ment has just completed 3 census Of the Dis
trict. Il shows the total population 10 be
2lS lj7; white population, 1865; colored,
12.512
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
MARINE INrEaLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. July ~ issS
sin ises........... 5:c5i HisH IDS
Sun sets............ 7:e7 Morning ....-.....l0ft
Noon sets.......... 80 Evening ........... JIG
FUKrOs RICHMOND. JULY II, 1854
SAILED.
Schooner Dora Allison, ROse. paving bloc
Chester, Pa: vessel. Curtis B Parker.
Schooner Hattie Crowell. Chase, coal, Bos'ft
PORT Or NEWPORT NEWS. JULY 10. 1881
by tclegraph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Advance, Grimth. N-~'NorkUo },
70 coal and load merchaBilso for IL
steamship Matthew, Bedlingt0a, .vri loyal
c0aled and sailed for Belfast
Steamship Richmond. fanny. West Point, anu
sailed for New York. merchandise.
Schooner Cox and 0reeh. Thompson, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship Alava, Liverpool, having coaled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
Ehe New York Legislatures Extra
kesstDu

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Legislature as
sembled in extra session to-day. The Go
yernor's message related solely to the SUBJ
icct OF Masking 10 appropriation to provide
work for cOnylcts in the prisons Of the stale.