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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
nk.A gfB.

vtTCH.--Died. at iissD A. ". August & fsss.
Mrs. ANSE B.. wife Of \. ID. fiTCH, ia The foFty-
soeond year q hor age.
AZ rect ~ last
Tho funeral will tsks place from Dor iste res-
deuce. i7l6 ea4t Broad su'ost. tbs (frida,D
MORNING At 10 O'Clock. Rev. Dr. barton, q 50.
Johns, o9ndurfins Tao services
sHgRFIN. Died, a. the resltonco Of his
fstaer Sggf eGst Broad sfrees At 10 O'clock, An-
graz 4, itsS JAN ~ Z. SHkRyls.
Raneral viii take place from 81 Paricks
a. ociOck.
WhfrLOCK.-Died. "a Der residence. E,it east
Braad street. 81 sc o'e.ock W cdBesiaJ m0rDiog,
August = ksss, Nrs. JANE G. WhlrLOCk, Ia mo
elghly.thirc rear q bor age.
The iunovsl viii tsko Place from the fffenis'
meeging -L9aso Clay between ftrst and ADAMS
ssress,, a. " o'closk THIS triday) AOkNiSo.
FiisIsis Of tho family an invited " attend 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Ann,n,r a,r,,.,nr comh,.ntien.

ToRo%ro, August 9.--The plumbers
strike is assuming o serious phase. Tho
steam-iithps hayenOw joined the strikers,
aud the plsstereTs aud lgtbers have de-
eidod 10 strike IN every case where
"scab " plumber appears on any Job
where members Of their union are at
work. A special meeting Of other labor
unions has been caiiei for next week 10
discuss the adyisa6i!ity Of taxing similar
action
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
nnre Like = rlero.
tBy telegraph to the Dispsicli.l

CH1cAao, August ga dispatch from
Evansville, Ohio, says: Cressie, the
seyen.year.old con OF Austin Coombs,
took a revolver from his fathers desk
Yesterday while alone IN the house, aud,
while playing with it, accidently dis
charged il, the ball taking effect IN his
abdomen. On his mothers return she
questioned the boy. who admitted having
discharged the revolver. saving nothing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
rnn wtres neaert Thclr rrnshan,ls

u y ~
LANSING, M1CH.. August Sd. j.
Bowers and Byron Stocking returned
from a one days fishing trip today 10
find shat the formers wife and four
children and the latt S vile and tHo
children had deserted them. Bowers
was married in 1862, and Stocking mar
rel Bowers daughter IN 1879. Bowers's
home was in Mrs, Bowerss name, and
before leaving it she sold It and TOOK the
cash with her. The party bought tickets
10 St LoMs, Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
combination Expected.

ST. LOUIS, August 9.-The representa-
tiyes of the Grievance Committees OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive EDgi-
neers are in secret session at Laclede
Hotel. Chief Arthur. of the Brother
hood, and Chief Sargent Of the Fire
mems brotherhood, are present. I'm
portant action will likely be takea with
reference TO the Burlington strike, and
as the representatives of firenen and
switohmen are present a combination Is
expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
The stevens County trouble. quiet.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch

fBy telegraph Co the Dispatch
ToirNA. Kansas, Augusta -Adiutant-
General Campbell has returned from
Stevens county. lie says that every
thing is quiet there. The militia dad
not secure any firearms. as the citizens
had sccfctcd them before the arrival Of
tue troops. He thinks that the bitter
nos and excitement ATE dying out, AMI
that the sheriff can control public
peace 10 ten days. There are few,
However. WHO arc stjll making threats.
and tue General fears that there VIII
vet bc several killings. Tho Cover
nor. at the recommendation Of Gen
,ral Campbell. ordered four companies,
one half Of the force, To return home,
and also Battery b. OF the four re-
manning companies two Will remain at
HugAton and two at WoOdsdale. Samuel
Wood has telegraphed the United States
Attorney from Garden City saying
that ii a warrant was issued for
.aim he wogH voluntarily surrender
himself. No such warrant has been
jssned. The complaint against Robinson
and las companions, on which they were
arrested. was sworn TO by Samuel Wood
as informant, and before the prisoners
left here yesterday, after giving bal,
tusy said they were only waiting for
Wood t. return 10 Stevens county and
that they would make 1t interesting for
him in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

IUI W-I"FTHI- n y "" y" F7'7FTT'T
T0pEWA, EN., August 9--Samuel
Robinson and lis associates, who were ar
rested q dsy or two sRo NJ Hugotown
charged with conspiracy, but who are
really said 10 have murdered in cold
blood Sheriff Cross aud ms pogso in con-
uectlOn witt The Stevens county troubles,
were brought here yesterday by tho
United States marhal. All gave bonds
in sums OF q, 500 and 5000 to appear
aud were released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

-TT7-0- -T-7TTNW %" ----7T-T
CuNprEsroS. ". Va. Auerat 9.-Dr.
Y. &. Watkins. tie oldest medical grail
uste in the State. di,-l last might. ia tho
oighty-nintb vcar ot his axe DE mi
been u prhcticug physician here Tor Gay
years and bei corlj,rlDlr money 10
one time. bat lost % in unfortunate boz.
y,stments, and we -u.iriaed tNihe cia-
rtv Of lis friends ior tnc paat Zoo ~
three years. be Nas h11ei by tho pi'-
si,ia of the city. tie came 90 tbf
city from Charlotte county, Va, fafv-
two years ago. Die bad ID known rcla-
lIycs ia tl.s Sas'e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
BIasuo Como. Not.


Nrw YORK, August 9.-The ship-news
Office Of the Associated Press st tue
Battery IVES thToneed to sufocahon ell
this morning. Everybody there had the
etereotyped question on the tip Of his
tongue " Is the City Of New York re-
ported 2"
The operator in charge was hoarso
from answering the question yesterday
and this morning bo hung out The fo!-
lowing sign There is no news Of the
City Of New York"
MORTON ANSWERS FOR ELAINE.
. The reyiewing-stand On Madison
Square, which was prepared for Blaine
end distinguished guests, vas not allowed
10 suffer tor want Of some one 10 occupy
il. Longbeforc the procession appeared
in sight It vas crowded 10 suliOcation,
Notwithstanding The fact that the tickets
issued for II we're taken up at the en-
trance smd that others emitting the bear
ers 10 admission tomorrow night we're
issued instead. Although the stanJ Itself
vas crowded the small space sat apart for
DISTINGUISHED quests was kept clear, FOR
although Blame had not arrived Hon.
Levi p. Morton, candidate for Vice
President, was On deck aud took the
Maine statesman place.
The Republican Club, headed by
Cappas Band, passed the stand IN re.
view, then drew up on the other snle OF
the roadway. and halted. The rest OF
the procession passed, giving the march
ing salute. There was no speech
making. but rs soon IA the procession
reached TNcniy.third sireetit disnlnded.
SHIP SIGHTED.
NEW YoRE, August l0.-Tbe Inman
Line steamship City Of Now York, with
Hon. james q. Blaine on board, was
sighted southeast Of Fire Island at l:l5
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
The Boy mo the mn,e.
rRr t.ln.rnnn 70 m. pl.pnich.l

W % ""
WIKEsBAREE. Pa, August 9.-To-
day as Joseph Richardson. a boy OF four
teen years. was driving mnle in the
Murray shaft, in this city train OF
loaded cars ran away and came down tho
plane. The ears struck the boy with
terrible force and drove him against the
mule. So tremendous was the blow that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRTDAY AUGUST TO- 1888

the boys bead was driven entirely into
tho mules abdomen. His shoulders
we're brolten and he was otherwise in
jured. Wben the Mortified miness dis
covered the boys terrible condition they
endeayored to extricate him and found
the united strength OF two men neces-
sary. The boys head penetrated the
stomach Of the mule. The boy was
taken homo for dead, but revived some,
though his skull is fractured and he will
probably die. The mule died almost
Immediately after the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

by Anglo-American cable T. the Dispatch
RoyE, August 9.--Tho H,or13a ex-
presses the opinion that the present
differentiation aeitahon in the United
States viii end in America by the peo-
pie yielding to the obvious truth that
. benefits are deriyable from the omigra-
ton OF itainus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Arrest of a Defsuitlsg Cashier.

10y I9I9EI NF7H % NO I7IoI7A WI
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 9.-Thomss NJ.
Haines, the defaulting cashier Of the At
lantic and North Carolina railroad, was
arrested here this morning. The arrest
was made on telegram received from
Washington Bryan, the president of the
railroad. Ii is not known how much
Haines took from the company. When
arrested he was about to leave for Mil
xponkae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

~ T9''E n : m T T|--T--
CLEVELAND. o.. August t.--Ihe OIL
cruciblc-steel works %. jho Cleveland
steel Company IN tgis city wore leased
three Wrecks ago 90 TIC psusr,ct'Eol.ing-
NH COMPANY. The wores were 10 be-
gin operations this morning, aud tho
FIRES IN the ho-tug-iumacss bal been
lighted. ~ , O'Clock sparks from the
furnaces iguitod the frame wa.ls Of the
large binding, and la en- hour tho mill
VAS "A smoking ruin. Less, 5000; IL
sunuce, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Hsiakua's Kingdom.

ny Telegraph 70 mo DispatchI
SAN Francesca, August 9.--Advices
from Honolulu by steamer Australia
state that on July 4th, by vote of 80 to
10, the Legislative assembly Of the Ha-
waiian islands passed the military bill
over the Kings veto Fly this bill the
naval establishment is abolished and the
army reduced to sixty-hve men exclusive
of the military band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
RIcaMOsD TOBACCO MARKET

NIWL0I y ~
Tire marriott to-day vas quiet and unchanged
in general appearance. some few farther sales
~ wiAppers swell the transactions Ia these
ga ,e. 20 tho ncishogriOcd Of sixty packages for
the two days. the number sold yesterday being
larger than We At first supposed Offerings st
auction were forty-six packages, win only Two
reflections, though tho buyers attendance wos
no. largo a. Tie board. We also hear q sales q
q few packages Of niiers Of sood bright color
and quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Beuxht by the Fsrsa's Creditors.

PrrrsBUnoH, August 9.--Thetwoiron.
mills of Graft, Bennett & Co. we're sold
al auction to-day for s729, 00O 70 satisfy
two mort2ages-one OF 1928, GOO, held by
the New York Liie-lnsuranee Company,
aud the other for sl00. oou. held by local
narties. The property was bought IN by
q syndicate Of the firms creditarA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
rha nnnSerop. MIrs..

DAYroN. o.. August 9-By crossing
tho wires the full power from the cleo
trio street railway dynamos WAS turued
into the telephone exchange, setting Il on
fire and Destroying s.K hundred tele-
phones throughout the city. completely
shutting of all telephone blsil.s,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
The yeIiaw-yever

wAnnsaroS. August 9.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton has received the fol-
loving telegram from DR.. Guiteres at
Jacksonville, Fla. " There is clrcum-
seribed focus Of the infection IN one block
ID the city. Two more cases we're ans
covered traceable 10 the same centre
The County Board Of Health is very ac-
tiye 10 isolasing all four patients. some
sGspicions cases were sent 10 sand iiiiis'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

b CHATTANOOGA, August "a Ere Is
bow rsging here that will probably carry
away the entire block between Sixth
and Seventh streets on the east side. in
Guiding the building OF Griifis 4 Cald-
well and possibly the First National
Bank. The loss will amount 70 over q
million and quarter Of dollars II the
entire block is burned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
= seIcanaouncch Candidate.
mvtolegraph ~ the Dlspstch.l

TTI I'IN8INNII y Il0 TlaE@0-''I
ATLANTA, Ga., August a.--Hon. Jesse
4. Glenn. Of Whitfield county, an
nounccs that he viii be the Republican
candidate for Governor to oppose Gov
eruor John b. Gordon. Glenn is an old
time Republican. IN an interview be
saws he does not expect to be elected,
but as his party will make no nomina-
ton he proposes 10 run to preserve the
party organization and unity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO August Cash quoss.ions wore !:
Flour nrm and unchanged Ne 2sprins wheat
s,.as2sc.; No 2 red, $50. No. 2 corn. "a
46,c. No oats. z5s.c. Aess-Dort. as. 5ati5N.
Lard sS724. Snort-ries, s. i5sssae Saaiders
~. 40as750 Short-ciear, sagsfs.g5. Whskey,
sl.2s
nc leal;inR fatnres raugei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Shot BY u Jealous Husband.

TERRE HAUTE, IYD.. August 9.-Shel-
by L. Parke, q prominent resident OF
Perryville, shot and killed DR.. ii. FL.
Peyton yesterday. Parke hes been very
Jealous Of his young wife, and on re-
turning suddenly Yesterday from a short
trip he found Dr. Peyton at his house
and shot him down. Parke made his
escape and has not yet Seen found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
y,o ,rHE PUBLIC.

The assirainsns made noe ~ J. II. ChAfAigSs
hayspg beea reie3~e1 bT me. sald =. H. Chk-
bxIaas Ia restored ca sis full right and interest,"
and prpslieee Of pybishins pirscssries a., a. hyrc-
tofcre. '. T. sVNnNSk.
Referrfne 70 shc shave express toy thanks 70
All thoss xno haso ktDaly assisted me 81 heir
patronage "a tie pass sixteen years rnd asa Toe
. ooDtlulanco IN th> f1safes a. snail continue
~ me Dfr.Sscrs pabtt-ning business. al reports
10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
an iois. j. u. cHAfAIoNE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

~ Augio-Amer-a an cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. August 9.-To avoid any
possibility Of complications arising from
their marriage IN Sew York The Duke Of
Marlborough and LIS wre today went
through another marriage ceremony at
tho London registrar Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

by teloRraph % mo Dlspatch,I
LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 9.-The
Democratic Convention at Btinkley yes
terdav renominsted Congressman Breck-
inridge by acclamstion for representa-
tive Of the Second district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
New Express Territory.
by Telegraph 70 tho DlsDAtch.l

y
BIrrNoRE, August 9.--lt is authori-
tat.ely stated that the United States Ex-
press Company has acquired an exclusive
express contract for along term OF years
with the Chattanooga, Rome and Column
bus railroad. The acquisition opens to
the company an extremely valuable ter
ritory. extending from Chattanooga,
Tenn, to Tallahassee, Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
An TnidemIc Form.

Iby LcIefTapl Il Ll6 II7TaIEu.I
JACKSONVILLE, August 9.-The Duyal
County Board Of Health announces that
the developments which have occurred
assure them of the prevalence of yellow
fever, tending to assume an epidemic
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
savannah vs. Jacksonville.


SAVANNAH, Ga, August 9.-The Sa-
vannah authorities quarantinad tonight
against Jacksonville, and trains from
jacksonville will not be allowed TO enter
this city after tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

Henry Landgraf, who il TO be ex-
ecuted on the same gatows with Max
well, passed his last day on earth in an
uneventiul manner. During the after
noon he was visited by his attorney, y.
s. Ross, whom he thanked for the efforts
ne had made TO save him from the gal
lows. He says he will die like a man,
but does not seem to realize as yet that
he must die in few hours He spends
bis time reading a prayer-book and
smoking an old cob pipe. During the
day the authorities at the jail were
startled to receive an application from
Andrew LAndgraf, brother OF the con-
demned man, for ticket to the hang
ing, which was promptly refused, The
brother is brakeman oa the lron Noun
tain road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
lsght vysuzcd.

{By AngloAmerican cable 20 tas D'5patch.l
LoNDoN, August 9.-fhe -. .HDrcs
GaycIfe complains that Lord SaiishWy's
speech at the Lord Mayors banquet last
evening was diplomatic, and says that
mis- utterauces throw 10 hight on the
foreign situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
giei 20 Virginia And Not to England
~. t.L.nr.r III a. tn Iiannf.h-I


MONTREAL, August 9.--lti is nov stated
that Hickman, who fled this city. has
zone 10 Virginia and not to ENGLAND.
and thst the necessary funds to take him
away were sent from the United States
bv his sister Hickman is known to have
carried s25, 600 with him from Boston,
bnt Ire had not single cent with which
to pay his fare when he decided to so
away last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
AaotnerAmersean naAt Captured.

w teIegrspn % TNo Dispatcl.I
OTTAWA, ONr., August An Ameri-
can boat has been captured bya Govern
ment cruiser near st. Andrews, \. i.
It is a sloop- rugged craft Of fifteen feet
keel. The report Of the seizure has not
yet been received by the department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
nnnda oaarcn nnd snln.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-l'he bond
offerings to-day aggregated $l,57l, 100.
The Treasury accepted Sl,Oo5, 700 at
1871 for is and 1873 for as. One bid
accepted wasJor the round amount Of
81, 900. 900. ~ tenders were received at
the Treasury Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

ny AnsloAmoricau cable 50 The l'i-pasrhl
LoNUoN. August 9. -Sampson, Low
81 Co., London publishers, announce
that nr Mackonzie's answer - the Ger
man doctors viii appear in both German
end English in few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
sncrcsr Hang sentemher esth.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
ANSAPoLIs, Mp, August 9.-Goyernor
Jackson has selected the 2Sth of Septem-
Der for the hanging Of W. J. Spencer,
convicted Of murder in killing ". Scotb
Dawson in Allegheny county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
rARixE fNTELr.E.Ens,.
FORT Cs RICHMOND. AuGUsT .. 1884
lgRfVFD
MAnHzAliFA.

Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, Uniied states
maA merchandise, eId passengers. l. D. isfam.
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Not Allowed 10 Land.

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispafch.l
CHARLEsroE, August 9.-The Clyde
Line steamer from Florida due tonight
will not lie allowed 10 land passengers or
freight here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Newspaper Purchase.

TUI IcI'FIdDH 10 no tI5VHttI-I
ATLANTA. Ga, August 81. II. Estill,
owner of the Savannah Morning Neus.
has purchased the Macon Telegraph.
The prlce Ia about $50, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Mr. CARROTS Friends Less Anxious.
n

IU} IeI7bIaI7II % ~ I7'7f71V-u u
NRw YORK, August 9.-1he condition
Of Robert Garrett continues to give great
satisfaction to his family and physicians.
he rested well last night, sleeping for
several hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
FINANCIAL
HRw YORK. BkLrrkeag avn YIca.
x0nD EypoK rxCEAagsx
Grain. Provisions Cotton. rohsasa Tar
psn<ins. Resin. Tar sna
Peanut hsrkstS
rnr telegraph to tho plspss.A.l

Nav YeRx, August Tho stock market again
showed a reacttonsfy tc0dencr today. AMI Tor
tho Erst trpe in pasny DAYS the general lass y
lOeor thGn tie preceding day. there wore heavy
realizing saios throughout The day sid soma
hanmariDg by traders but the demand Tor
siOcks continued large, and thr impression maze
upon prses WV smsll. Sp@,iai st0cks hoEefer.
were rrr afkably strorr notwithstanding gon-
essi downward tendency. and chief among tSs~c
wore Jcrsey Central. LAKE Eria aAe Western
preferred, aGd Mshnnipg coal The hrst-nAt1eH
stock WAS by ali Odds The great feaitTa 81 the
day. aud ii 81 ouce assumed the is>i OF tae N ar
kos a. the opening o. business Is salrs Tor ino
day exceed thoso ~ the previous nfc lays pas
together, and ~ extreme advance was over. pr
cent tno bCarirGom rumOrs IA res gard to-ip A
were tlat DE keadiUc party bad resolves 70
ptt n 9 tho stock. haviag secured the holdnfs-of
tho Lohigh fsllcy. snd that dividend WAS TO ho
paid shortly. Tho president II Ne COMPANY sali
that tic rod vas earning dividend, oat tnAt
thero lad boon no aCtiou Jsken NJ yeL 1nc other
coaisr. were all ~ ong AM seuye, but oef1e
INFO 10 such proninencc 81 Jersey tSnifai asd
the Could stocks Vbich fairly disputed nfss Po-
sition - She market Ni;h thcm. Missouri "a
cinc maze me spur IN As forenoon. hnt iofs
trc advantage later. and Western Union vca
urm lhrssgaoui lae Inst sock y attract alien
ton VA Lase Krie AMI Westera prcfe ned, out
rs net gain IN, something less ttau pOihI
Tao oregon NhOrt line was prom iuentiy sifnng
GuI among the speciaiueS AshoniDg Goa wss
very cons tcIous with a rise 81 per cent J %
London snd comiai4.lcn-hoEscs nosornei mVst
~ thn offerings. while tle realizing vas almost
entirely lcll. ~ the close almoat az a the ac-
u'e list Is i0Wer: the exceptional advances arc
for unimrortant amounts, except Jersey Zen.
Tal. wiu,a rose 70 per ceEt- iosal sales Zo0,JO
shares.
Nsg YOrS. August 5-ioor.-S'ccSs duli and
seady. Money easy - ial'>. Hxchange-long,
40: short, e1s Governments dun and steady
Ep,niul.-AxcnNnEe Gufrt fr' ftcsdT. Mercy
easy - Ia + per cent sdo-freaury no'snecs s.
Com. si5s,S,.0lo; currency. 81, H.eC Gov
ofnmsnts dGil and Nseniy. per Goats, rs
rter earf4 fn- ss.sa I'm. 9, tn looted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Hopes for Rest.
= telegraph to Dispatch.l

I3F 1"IVEH~F7tI % 17I7I'.f''I'sI
INDIANAPOLIS, ND. August g. Cen
eral Harrison is anticipating cessation
OF visiting delegations during tho next
ten days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

THz WgArHEg N RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear, followed by tnuader-sLOfm and heavy
rainfall Ia The afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
CRAZE ARD corray E1cHAHsz.

hicENoHA August ,, 1883,
OFgEItLssA
WHEAr-Q7lO bushels.
Conn blshelA
OArs.-l.iO bushels.
hTE.-lul hushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
rrnrr
COTTON ngPoaG

we quote: Fine, g. 5lss2 -: superIDe. s275a
s9.25; extra. sLJOAs275; sanity, s4ssL50; pstens
family, country, si7jaS6A
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rsw YORK. August 9.-Cotton dun; sales, lsS
balas: aDlauds, II &C.; Orleans. liAc: net re-
csipts. 1903 bales; eKporLs-tO Great Britain.
3.gs0 bales; TO tho Continent. ~ bales; stock,
lslsl, bslee. Southern -four steady. Wheat
ste.dy; options firm: No. red, August, 53A
eltc: September, 92Aas5c. Corn steady; No. ?
August JBsN1sc.; September, SAG Oafs
steady; No. 2, August. 20 sSeae: September,
options lsai5 points higher: No 7. August,
,iO 79atl0s5; September. fio.JaifO.fo. Sugar
flrm and unchanged: refined nrn. Aoissscs
steady. Rice steady. Petroleum arm: rcnned,
74c. at all ports. Cotton-seed oil-4ltc. tof
crude. l6a474c. tor Tefssd. Resin duh at
81. OK asl OK. Turpentine dun a. Skas5kc.
HIDES quiet Vol nrn. Pork quiet. Beef tuh.
Cut-ments eul0t but hrn. Niddles neglected.
Lard call pOin.s lover aud depressed: wes,ern
steam, sq6afaNt: August ~ September,
A. SJafSsl EreightS duh.
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CONCRRT, VOCAL AND INSTRU-
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