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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
cuINAmEs IN CANS.
Five Cases or Dead CsIsstfnis En-
Rsuse fer California.


Rsuse fer California.
At twesty niuutes psst L NJ yester-
day afteraoon, says The New York Herald,
q, 500 worth OF Cinnamon left this city for
San Francisco. They we're not living
although they were snsng the "quick," Tor
they bad bssn shipped a. fast freight on the
National Express Oenpany's train and were
to be rushed ihrsugh TO the Occident, cen
sisBed 10 the Koug Chow Asylum. No. OLE
Pine street San Francisco.
This precious freight was In hcrmeticaly-
sealed tin boxes, incIosed IN iron.bound dry
goods cases, which had been duly received
and hsndled at tbe esnpsRy's sfice, No. 1t6
Broad way, day before yesterday. nr. Isaac
Seeley. the agent Of the express .eompsuy,
slated that the tisued Celestiss we're sixteen
In number. and had been collected by q rev.
eTcnd heatben from the Pscinc Coast. He
had come hilher a. the bspc-gatherer Of the
children Of the Flowsry Kipgasni, and hss
en- bis way East piskcd up as dead China
meu and had sent their srtlculatiens and
prosenesD back to Kong Chow Asylum.
Tbh siugJlarly grave Monaghan relotces In
Me possession OF name Of three meaosylla.
bles-Hop An Long Ne has been regularly
commissioned 10 fad the graves OF the kssE
Chow society's clients, 70 dig up aud peliss
their bones, aud then 10 can them Tor Trans
portation.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN cORPsEs.
He has already completed bis work at Los
Angeles, Denver, Kansas City, Wheeling.
". Va. Pittsburgh, and Phihdslphia with
the altering results given a6oye-2l5 cans
OF Chissnea.
Recently We has beeu IN New York, and,
With the aid Of hr. NaughteR, the fay0rite
undertaken OF tie local Celestial colOav, uH-
earthad siXteeR bodies, or the oenes Of what
were sixteen bodies, aud submitted them 70
the process 10 prepare ihem fer expectation.
1t Il understood that the Eve cases con.
tanning tbs sixteen tin boxes OF bones viii
be transmitted by the gentlemen Ia charge CT
the koBg Chow Asylum in sen Francisco to
moro csngeAial and orthodox graves in tbs
land Cenfuclus, where the well cleaned
bones will be deposited In soil sacred to the
slmend-eyed products Of the fowery REALM,
whose souls, Il Is believed by Hop All Long
aud Company, will then be more speedily
beatficd.
The cost Of this journey for the silent six
teen will be sos, AID each has been valued
on the wsy.bIl at 500.
This remarkable duty has been attended to
By the Kong Chow Society as sacred duty
to the remains OF those VINO contributed BY
special assessment during life 70 tine transa-
tioa OF others bones to China. All China
meu, It Is said, desire to return. living or
dead, to the land aud consecrated soil OF
their ioreiathers aud therefore Hop All Long
has been engaged upon his present mi'sioo.
TIE Chinese tibia, G0ula. ie@ors. capita. ct
a., have t1us been redeemed by their pa.
trotic cOuntrvmen from the embrace OF the
5arbsric loan OF Amerioe ut Celestial Hill, IN
Eyersrcens cemetery, and elsewhere, and
ihose last liberated are now bowling along
with other canned fruit plucsed from the
bosom 0, Mother Earth on Long Island. The
five cases weigh Gl5 pOunds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
WILLIAM ROBINSON SENT ON.
Other Cases Before the Police Court
Yesterday Morning.

The continued case OF the negro, William
Robinson, chareed with ielouiOusly assault.
ing Mr.. {. a. Hicks with stick, Was heard
IN the Police Court yesterday morning. All
Of tie facts In connection with this case were
published ia the Dispatch the morning after
the occurrence, and there was nothing new
in the evidence. The accused was sent on
20 the grand jury.
The case OF Maria Freeman (colored),
charged With stealing $50 from John Glib
blus, was heard, but the evidence was not
sufficient to make out a clear case. Maria
was required 10 give security Tor three
months IN the sum OF 800.
scott King and John Thomas both col
ored) were fined s2.50 and costs each Tor
being disorderly by gambling on the street.
Wallace Wyatt ana James II. King (hoth
colored) were fncd s. aud costs each--tbe
former for beating King With stick and the
latter for trespassing upon the premises Of
and Shusing Wyatt.
DC. Nelson, drunk and disorderly. Fined
IS aud costs.
Anna Brooks fcolored) was fined S. md
costs for cufslng and abusing Lula Epps.
James II. Ewei, assaulting. cursing, aud
abusing Rose Carter. Fined IS and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
This week. Concerts.

The following is the schedule OF the open
air concerts fortbis week: Tomorrow niehi
ut $50 at Nev.Reseryoir Park; Wednesda,
nisht. LIBBY ALL; Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock on the Capitol Square. Below f. The
programme for Tomorrow night: ]. March
(Reeves). 2. Overture. - Barber OF Seville
(ResinD. 3. Tuba solo. "Fsntasis POLKA
(John Baseler,) by The author. 4. Selections
from Ermiuie tJakobowskD. 8. Waltz,
"Wiunie Davis" John B,seler). 6. Scuth'
ern Plantation Melodies, by request. o.. Cons
feruo). I. "a Night in Berlin" Hart,
mani. s. March (Wagner).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
JAmns.ssvsm rmrRovkmEST.
Organization OF tnc Committee
Eiecttou Of Ufsfcers

The Committee on Jsmrs-River Improve
ment met on The siesm'ug crsighili yester'
day evening at A O'Clock. Present: Eessrs.
Crcnahsw, Belvin. Cspers, Bodeker, Gum.
Curtis, aud l.. T. Christian, Of ID. City Conn.
ell; and Messrs. Alien, 6iarke. HAYES, Pur-
cell, Tower. aud Thomas Christian, OF the
Chamber Of C0mmeFce.
For the position Of chairman Mr.. Bodeker
nomiusted Mr.. Lewis ID. Crenshaw, Jr., and
he was duly reelected.
Dir. w. III. Curtis was elected sub-chsir-
mau.
MIR. y. u. starke was reelected auditor.
Captain Thomas Cunningham, Sr.. was re-
elected superintendent OF the Department OF
the e,.River Improvement.
Mr.. Thomas Cunningham, Jr., was elected
captain OF The tuz Henry Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Pardon. Grantee.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned Robert
King, who was sentenced by the Patrick
County Court 10 three years IN the peni-
trutisry for housebrsklng. lie also par
doned John Wheeler, sentenced 10 nine
years In the peuiicniiary May 90. 1884. by
the FsIiiax County Court for ca;fie-stealing
and for attempting to escape from jail.
The pardons we're granted on the recoms
mendst,ou OF the surgeon o, the peui,,ntiary.
who states that the prisoners afc in III health
and rapidly dcclihing, and IN few weeks
will not be ir condition for transportation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
LEalsLAEIvE CRUISE.
Oyster Pirates are Warned Keep
cut OF tho Way nov.

The legislative committee appointed to
inspect Toe Virginia oyster navy aud TO
devise ways and means TO increase tue reye.
nue. from Inc oyster industry, consisting Of
senators LoyeDstein, Blackstone, stubbs,
aud McDonald, aud Delegates Curtis:
Ecbols, Ryan, Hay, Cateit, Btistow, and
Neal. will leave tomorrow evening on the
AGO York.Riyer Line for West Point, and
viii leave West Point Tuesday morning on
the Inspection tour.
GoyerBor Lee Will net accompany the com-
mIltee a. was expected.
Toe steamer Chesapeake, Captain Seth
Foster 10 command, was lately IN hichmond
for ipspsetion and overnsuling, but was
found ia good condition, and VIII not De re.
nalred this season. She Is the flagship OF
he navy, and will be used by the committee
10 this cruise.
The cornmisiee will complete their tour OF
inspectson and return The following Monday
eyesiug--thas II, will be sailing tbs eyster
waters OF the Commonwealth Just one week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
nARKZTs EY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YoaV. July lL--Cetton dull: sales, 70
bales; uplsnds, iuhc: Orleans, 1910; nee re-
csipts. 1885 bales; exporss-to Great Britais,
2e52 bales; 10 the Conuaoat. 4.345 bales; stock,
2g3 1874 balss. h0uthern -four duh aud M
CT angsa. Wheat-Cash firmly held: No Fred.
July, e7Xc: August. e7As ssc. Corn arm cash
quiet ana vary steady; Ne q July nepinaI; Aa-
gust 5fa5sAc.: ssplenb Der. AAa55ke Oats
steady and quiet; No 3. Arrass sikc.; ssptsn-
Der. 30ke. No, 2, SPOT $50. ksps IL liThi
deIaaad. cedss-spot fair aio suis; at ttAse:
No Rio Jaiy. SiL5: August. xiascssio. ~.
sugar auist aud steady; fair rsihing snstsd ct
5 i-lsc kolzases dun: 50-tsst neminai 81 IN.
Rice steady. CottoE-bced stl-42x13c. for erode;
sc fer renaed. Rosth duh ~ 81 0oa3i.f2h. Tur-
psntins dull ct Sac. Hides qrtss spd stssay.
Pork steady: demand moderate: ness, Sara
al4 for Old sit75ssl5 Tor nsw, Niadlss nsmi-
nal Lard shade lover and very aull: Sep
tember, ssti; cash closed a. taSAa$a 40.
Frelghts duh.
CHICAGO.
CzfcIGo, Jaly i4.--cssa quotations wero
Flour quiet and unchanged; No. spring
wheat 0lae0hc.: No. 2 red. eehc. No. . corn,
47Ac No. oats, S0Hc. ses&port. si5f5. LARD,
p.i7H. shortrlhs, ss.50ss7.s3; shoulders. ss.sos
Ae2X; short-clesr, sssf10a Whisky, tl.sQ
This leading flI1fes ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Collision with a suiky.

Yesterday Afternoon little after O'Clock
an electric car on Reservoir street ran into a
sulky. knocking the occupant out against q
telegrsph-polc and bruising him consider
soly.
No blame can be attached to the motor
man, as he was not runsing faster than he "a
allowed and was walchiul Ia the discharge
OF bis duties.
The man in the snlky endeavored 10 drive
across the track Ia front OF the car.
The horse and sulky were not nnrt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Rant RACE Yesterday,

The boat race yesterday from Que mile
down thc river to tho lower end OF Hiyo's
island was very interesting, aud the contest
was close.
The Esd-jacket crew, composed OF Aessrs.
George b. Pegrim, stroke; George Ecker,
8 Samuel &. Woribam, 9; W. +. Tinsley,
bow. and Il. TirsleY. coxswaiu, came IN
ahead by about three iour,bs Of the length Of
the boat.
The other crew WAS as follows: Nessrs.
". G.. Watson, stroke; james Gordon, 3,
Y. Neisler, 2; X. u. Pesram, bow; Wyth
Boiling, coxswain.
The tub racing and other contests were
highly enioyed by sll who witnessed them.
1be crowd, however. was sulal, only
about hundred people attending.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
GEATfss.

ATKINsoN.--Dlsd, suddenly. at his residence,
1913 east Clay street, on Friday. July IL, 1873,
JAMES ATKINSON, In tho soyonty-cighin year
OF his age.
The fuaeraI will take place SUNDAY. July 10,
1888 at Z nlon-station Mstbsdist Episcopal churcn
at 2:s0 p. N. Friends ard acluaintanees are in-
yitod 70 attend without farther notice.
CARTEa.--Diss, July II. 1898, at 2 o'clock A.
NJ, at his fathers residences, sU Nicholson street,
GEoHe LEVY, istant son Of John ,. and Mar
tina ). Carter; aged eight months and Ton daya
CoLEnAN.--Di Saturday, fith instant st3
o'clock y. H., at sprinx oragge. Henrico eosniy.
the residence Of the late Joseph honnie, Miss
AhxLIA N. COLEMAN. in the ni1esy-third year
OF her age.
Tss fussrsl will take place from ths Craze
Street Presbyterian church THIS (sandaD
AFTERNOON At 5 o'clcrk. Friends and no
quaistAsces are invited u sttesd-
cosBY.-pisd. July "a. 1883. Mrs. L f. COSBY.
widow OF W. W. cosDy. deceased; sgei sky
years.
The funeral services viii take place from he
resilsncs OF her sen. w. w. Cosby, yn. No. 1919
Floyd street. TO-DAY at 81 O'Clock u. n.
friends Of The family are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
sufocsiIou occurred, wtich made The open.

sufocs,ion occurred, which made the open.
Ing Of the krynx M imperative necessity.
The published opinions Of the German
physieiazs, each Que separate aud inde-
pendent OF the other. arc an arraien aent OF
the met serious and fsrnidsk,e character,
showing Msckenz!s pss only ss most nedl.
ocre physlclsn, but au ipsinesre and sc'ssh
intriguasi, whose acfieps seem TO have sesa
dictated By bis desire o. serying certrin
selfish purposes ia very exalted quarters and
reap rich harvest for his work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
The virginia Mechanics Institute

The following standing committees OF the
Virginia Mechanics Institute for the en-
suing year have been announced by Presi.
dent George A. Ainslie:
ON Schools: W. j. Whtehurst, chair
man; Henry e. Jones, and W. f. Smons.
On Exhibition: Henry e. Jones, chair
man; Harry b. owen, Joseph b. Welsh,
George p. stacy, ard /. :. Tower
On Lectures: Harry b. Owen, chairman (;
7. r. Archer. and Ashton Starke.
On Library: 0verton Howard. chairman;
Joseph W. Laube, aud Robert Wh,tet.
On Inventions: l. s. Tower, chairman |;
Henry e. Holms, and Robert whiltet.
On Finance: }. j. Montague. chairman !;
Richard L. Frayser, and William G. Am
mons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Anu.,eal Event OF Vote.

Tomorrow morning at their new store,
commencing at o'clock, Ee'srs. Waiter
ID. Moses & co. will oPen the box
sheet fer the coacert by the eeveniy.irst
New York Regiment Band, which takes
place SATURDAY, July 2lss. at the theatre.
Those who beard the famous Gilmore
Band short tine since know what plea
sure II 10 TO l.stea 10 good Grassland music.
Moderate prices always draw . crowd IN
the sunmer sesson. ana the "seyenty- irsts"
concert will be ne exception 10 the Fnle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Rskers, HMM.

Bakers Untop, No. So, bad their first ami.
versary last night ia Eew.Marget Hall. The
following officers were installed for the en-
suing twelve months: L. NJ. jackson, Jr.,
president; j. F. Suilen, vice-president: j.
II. Curtis, secretary; William T.. Blakey,
serseant.at.srms; Lawrence BrunDer, George
Cellar. Joseph 2. Barbour, Thomas McCar.
thy, and James Quinn. trustees. A collation.
followed, and speeches were made by the
officers Of tue union and Dir. L. II. Roscher
and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
COMPANY F's CAMP.
II VIII be ct ives. Point for leu Days.

Company +. First regiment, Captain II.
NJ Boykin commanding, left yesterday on
the 4:30 train for ten days encampmeHt at
west Point.
The company carried twenty-five men in
ranks and twelve members Of the regimen
tai drum corps.
Captain Botkin with detail OF three.
men, the janltor Of The Armory, and four ser.
wants went down FRIDAY 10 piscn the tents.
aud returned yesterday morning spd re-
ported Camp "BidgoOd" IN perfect order,
with commisssry supplies, BARRIERS, cooks.
and boot blacks en- hand and IN abundance.
Lieutenant Tompkius was to have gone
with The company, but mlstook the hour Of
departure and was left behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
A 100000 blaze.

TBy taLFgfhph 70 IHs Dl5palch-f
Avon. Mass, July 14.-At an early hour
this morning fire was discovered 10 the boot
and snoe-factory Of J. n. and l.. q. Little
field, aud before It was under control It had
made q clean sweep Of all before II, and
almost the eutire business part Of the VII
lage is IN ruins. The loss on Littleaeld's
factory Is 100000; insurance, $500. From
this factory 1875 bands are thrown cut Of en-
ploymeHt. Other lesses bring the aggregate
10 400. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Batteries and Leitwlch for the
Brighls; Griffin aud Fulcher for the Auroras.
na.o-EaIi. PoIttic.. aud Beer.

The Cleveland and Thurman CLUB Of the
West End played game OF bali yesterday
afternoon at the lake grounds with the
Harrison and Merton, and when the game
was called at the close Of the nth inning
the score stood % 10 10 Ia favor OF the latter.
The feature Of tho contest was that ksG Of
beer held The third base, aed unless the
player got there he had 10 90 dry. This Of
course made the boys hustle. and most of
them got there, too. These clubs will play
again next Saturday afternoon under The
same stipulstisns, and the Cleveland and
Thurman boys saw they mean TO win the
game and drink the beer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
FINANCIAL.
Hzw YORK. BArrruoRx. AYR Ifcs.
xoAD sTegK ExcEAa0xa
rsniira nosin. Tar aaa
Pearut Mxhsta
ny tclsgrs,h o ~, pl,pa,ca.l

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE feeling was stu
oullisa In the stcck market this aorning sad ne
same css1itisns prevailed Mai made the AZ
Ysncs Yesterday, ssa q furtksr gain In quota
tions was the result en- the Gays speratissS tAs
market clesiss at About ne hixhsst Fricss at
famed during ns veet. The conuisson-
houses st'il had buying orders to execute. and
the market proved strong from the opsnisf. 10
was moderately acnve. aIthsagk most OF ths
animation was In svs ssscks 81 which ~ Paul
led. Tbs ssyancs met with no set back ahs-
ever hrsukhsut the sessiss. and among tho
speclslfies hockizg-vausy Coal aud kicsmead
and West fstet prstsfred made I'm rortsnt saina
The features o. the geasrA list we're New Ing
lard asa Lane Shsrs. asa tas sseyensst In the
fersasr was senswhat Of mystery 70 the street,
though buytsg 10 believed 70 Be for Boston 40.
count- Ne further feature marssa the ras In g.
and the ciese was active aud strsRg at the best
prices OF TIE day. Tho sca,s list 10 Invariably
higher. and Delaware sae Hudson rose I'd; New
England, ~; Burlington and oainey, N: Rich
Dsn1 aud West Posst. preferred IL. cosanoa
IL: So Paul, N; Lsctawsnhs asa Lake SHORE,
~: Missouri facisc and ST. Pail preferred. l
per cent, aaG sthsrs fractions amounts. sales,
1880 shares.
nav YORK, July i4--Assr.-etecfs active and
strotg. Aeney essy a. lain. kxeAanes-LonS
4s1; short. tssS. Covers nsRts tul and STEADY.
bvenfnJ.- suii and STEADY. MONEY
eaay at lai \ per cent Suo-Tressury balances
Cois, slS, iS 900. currency. Ns.532.oec Gov
ernmssts dull aRd STEADY; per cents, ~
~ per cents. i01)l. STATS bonds duh and Tea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

The fourth game Of bsst ball this season
between the Auroras and Virginia Brlghts
was played at Boschen's Park yesterday A.
tcrnoon in the presence OF 100 or more per-
sons, end resulted 10 victory forthe BrightS.
There was some good PLAYING on both sides,
and the feature OF the evening was Jones OF
the Brights knocking ball over the centre
field fence. lie made a home.run, and was
Justify cheered as be crossed the plate. Mr.
Carter Neal has assumed the management OF
the Brights, who rank among tie best ANA
tsur clubs IN the city, and they will practice
regularly hereafter. The Auroris are also
practlclng and greatly improving In their
playing. Following rs the score by innings
Of yesterdays game;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

kudden Death 81 an Aged Citizen.
Mr.. James Atkinson, who died very sud-
denly Friday evening ct his residence, No.
2s1S east Clay street, bad been resident Of
Church Hi tor many years asd was IN bis
seysnty-eighlh year, He MAS At the Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

To.morrow's Critic will be Intensely in
teresting. Besides genealogical, personal,
aud miscellaneous matter. IL will contain q
two-columu article deprecating redRiens OF
Federal and Confederate veterans; cabinet
tized picture Of Judge Flournoy gsfcretary
OF Stats), and Likeness OF Maurice Il. Flynn.
both With biographies. and lengthy review
OF Miss Winnie Daviss book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Fire HOARD.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners had
decided 20 meet Tomorrow afternoon 10
make official visits OF inspection to the
various e0gine-houses OF The city, but their
purpose having been published they have
deferred their tour until some future date
not vet decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Ifcnfs Ont.

The incandescent lie hts suddenly went out
at $50 o'clock this nernlng, leaving all es.
adjustments using The light At that hour in
total darkness. No official notification OF the
"put out" was given at this Office, and the
cause cannot be explaiued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Hin enrlne-heu.e about 8 p. NJ. that dsy,
aud an hour later was q corpse. Deceased
was well known and highly resrecteo. His
funeral will take place from The Union.
station Methodist church this afternoon at
a.2fI o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Nav YsRK. July 1.-THE weekly bank state
msnt shows tho follsgins changes Reserve.
iacreass. sli77 600; loans, decrease, si,010.500:
specie, Increase. fs.7i4.500; legal-tenders, in
crease 81 7Ss aq; deposits, increase, 81 S23, 200
circulatioR, increase. SO 400.
The bsnss new hold 80 .gai,ao0 in excess OF the
% or cant rIl4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

Wanted, million orators to descant upon
the merits OF the Grad Repubhc Cigsrros
and Butlos. The world must he enlightened
upon tins subject, and at once.
TaIRBETr a TAYLOR,
sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

REVIEW ~ cufcAso MARKET.
CHICAGO. Juiy Ns-it IVES &ay ~ uncertaia-
tea In ls Wheat pit ah4 scAApsys ha4 the mar
tet ysTy izrxsiy- I'M lowest psfe1 q 0e y9ek
. leading spsrstor vss selling hs ~ - ~
lang wheat wht3 hls reguieF brok4u vefs
biindlee tss crowd ~ onyng spme. 1ne e,e4
con4ition d the sBarket ia ~ foi)ere = ~
nzsnportapt arm hsapee ~ eor1y ~ New
1ork ssnt sent soms psijish nevt ~ nv ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
Tna Hunarea

pair OF LadieS Fine Hand and Machine
Made Kid Esess, different widths, styles,
and sizes, at % q pair former prlee 81
JAcoB MAY q Sor,
GOT Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15
nICHMoNn LODGE. !


EnHOKSES GROW STRON0mT
<s1a aud healthy. and keep fat sndS
s,esk, snd cow slvs more mlIE and rlcher milS
whom fee an ear CHACKED COIN. CktSaM
srins only PliiMK Grain. chofck HAY AND
NILI~FkED OF every kind slsays ON hand.
Goods dehysred Anywhere in city rea 'tnoee
ION RICHMOND FKron1Ll&.
ti0t Carr serset,
rfNNEy bkUThkkA
iyisy.saAwsw rrcpstsssrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

This Court-Judge Ingram presiding
was engaged a short tune yesterday IN the
disposition Of minor civil cases.
Judge Atkins was occupied al day in the
examination OF the local.option petition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

PoRrOs RICHMOND. JtLYli. lssS
.uufgaH

Steamer ARIEL peyo Norfolk. United statss
ms.l, merchandise, aud passengers, Ia Z. Istum.
aggsL
Steamer Goldsboro'. -. Philadelphia. msr-
chanaiss and passengers, >. W. AeCarficks
agent
sAILHD.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett. Bangor.
coal. Chesapeake aud ONO railway; vessel, Cur
It's 4 Parker.
Schooner George Walker. Mitchell. Boston,
coal Chesapeake and Unio railwaz; vessel, Cur
tic & Parks
Scho0usy Frank Mcdonnell. Cannon. Perth
Amboy, raiiroad-,ios, r. &. Lake. Jr., & Co:
YES ~, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary r. Bacon, fsfrldge stamford.
Schooner Albert Mason. Abbot Nosbursh. plx
iron. j. \. Gordon, agent; vessel. Curtis ~
Parker.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July II. 1881
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WEgAT.-9i2 bushels.
C0RS.--s4 busksls
OArs.-i7J0 bushSlA
MEAL,--50 Sushsla
FLOUE-2l5 barrels.
aALks ssPssrso TO ssrRgr,sy.
wHEAr.-Lonsserry 100 bushels primo new
a. e9c. Mixsd. 10 bushels good old at SIC. short
berry. SO bushels very good now at $50. 42s
busAsls fair new stS0c. Total sales of wheat 6S2
bushels.
CORs.-Whits. ga bushels very good at etc. ;
corn, 60i bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

II Is estimated that the loss to Cohen
Brothers 10 dispssng Of their present stock
90 band viii not be less that fifteen thousand
dollars
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pr..,aens Cievesana aad abe Expo

The Exposition people have President
f,eyelaDds promise that, II possible. hc VIII
aiiend the opsnlpg Of The sxhibiticn; ont
n circumstances should then interiors TO
prevent the visit he Will certainly come a .
Ltef date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

We have reduced our mems striped Halt
Hose from Csc. to f9c. Now u your lime.
CONSTABLE BnozHKEa.