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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
ASHLAND NOTES.
Contract Awarded - ID IN oc rntt c
PIaos-Hunttug-ffr Etc.
fCorresuondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.]

Gourmet Awarded - ID q IN c + II G
Observation-Disclosures Zee.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, August %, 1888.
The contract for building the resi-
dence of Professor Smith, president of
Randolph Macon College, has been
awarded TO Mr.. p. T. Bowles for 80, 946
The plans show it to be a very hand
some house.
Arthur Washington, one Of a gang of
youthful thieves, was arrested to-day for
breaking into tho residence of Mrs
James A. Radcliffe yesterday and steal
ing sundry small articles. He was put
in the cage and will be tried before the
Mayor in the morning. This is the Sc
cond offence that he has been arrested
for within a month.
The, Democratic County Committee
met to-day at Hanover Courthouse and
decided to hold precinct meetings in the
following places on Friday. September
18th. at 4 o'clock p. NJ. Cold, Hsrbor,
Rnral Point, Clay, Rockville, Nigga
sons, Blunt's, and Halls Shop. and at
Ashland on Saturday, September Sth, at
; O'Clock =. NJ, to select delegates to
tho Senatorial Convention that will meet
at Bowling Green on September 18th at
~ o'clock NJ. The delegates. with those
from Caroline county, will nominate a
candidate to fiji out the unexpired term
of the late General Williams G. Wick
ham.
The committee had a full meeting and
several plans were discussed for the work
in the fall campaign. 1t is safe to say
that old Hanover will give her usual
Democratic majority, and from the en-
thusiasm displayed plenty Of good work
will be done.
Messrs. NJ. p. Howard and William
d. Cardwell were out hunting deer on
Saturday in the lower end of this
county. They saw three at distance,
bat could not get within range of them.
The deer passed near the courthouse.
Some workmen saw them and shot, but
the distance was too great, consequently
they were unable to get the prize.
The residence on the farm OF Mrs. e.
s. Houston took fire this morning, but
was saved by timely efforts of those on
the place. RAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Strikers Returning TO work.
m. t.toc.a,,n a. a.. ng.n.s,h

EVANSVILLE, IND, August ga
secret meeting of the Brotherhood OF
Engineers and Firemen was held yester-
day to consider the strike on the Mackay
system of railroads. There was a strong
sentiment against the strike, and q com
mittee from each brotherhood was ap-
pointed to wait upon President MAckay.
At conference that followed, it is
stated, the committee notified Mr..
Mackay that the strikers would return to
work if he would agree to investigate
the charges against Master Mechanic
Smith, and if they we're substantiated to
remedy the evil To this Mackay con-
sented, assuring the men that they
would be protected from imposition.
Upon this assurance the strikers returned
to work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

phia, San francisco, and New Orleans
will begin to-day. They will be made
in lots Of $500, 600, and viii be kept up
until the vaults, which have capacity
OF Sf0o, 600, 0lJ, are filed.
The contract for machine finishing
six OF the six-inch guns for the Balti-
more and Charleston has been awarded
to the Wost Point Foundry Company
for $40, 400, and for the samenumber to
the South Boston Iron-Works. Assist
ant-Naval-C Constructor Richard Gate
wood, OF Virginia. has been ordered TO
the Naval Academy. Boatswain h.
Dickerson to duty in the Norfolk navy
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

81. Lorrs Angus, 2l-Flour pnohsnged-
wheat higher; No rcd. cash, s6te-; Auenst.
xSesS e., ssg S sss: s'Hsss; S ION s,sng
fgAe Cats nrm; No. rel eash. sahNc.
Augcst, 2n<nsSse sag,cabar, Axe wits.
key, sLM frcvEiens Btroog. Pork. til.os
sia Hams. si25aa<jL
CINCINNATI
CrScusxAr,. August -rlour stronger. whsss
mixed. Is rsssh@ eas. sssser At Ssssa Pors
Quiet lard qassk Balk-aaeats enf bacon hrD9
and unchanged. wkssAsy, sLiL Hogs, nrn.
wusESsIoS
wttxIxovox y. G., kagusi a. Turpeorns
nrm Al sac Rosip dufi; strained. 10: god
s.rafsed. 73Ne. TsrsicofT ss ii.l9. cru'fstnr-
p-nsino firm; hard. 81: yeh0~-dip aud virgin.
sL@.
LSuwvmrs, Auguss sS-Grsin and provisions
unchanged.
nav YORK COTTON FvrUREs
NEW YORK, August q --Cotton--sSos receipts
62o hs,es; groes reeeipts, 405i onieA fstnrv.s
closed steady; salea. 600 bales; Aogns,
fi0.fsssIl7s; scptembar. sessasa 81: October.
SQh2aft. 81: November gri DecDmocf. F9ka
sa4g: January. sassass55. Re0caary, fy.ens
sael. Ns-rh sasSxg3ce. April. f1Esss1s
May. ss.siaSaso; Juhe, s2sssSeSs; JUDY, sloa
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LfvERPoos. August - eosl--firfn. bot de-
nsrd nght: upiaass. $50: Orleans, ekd
safes. 1905 baiee, specniatSn and export so
hsie@: receipts. &tte baisE-an American.
Fusures sseadT: August 89N6sd. Angus end
September. S9cld. also 3.Sff.: s"ptesnpor
aud October. s&a-6ff, aiso 2l-ei: Ocfooor and
November, iSstd neasruher apd Jaonsry,
sis-6ij.: January aud February. IsSid.; sep
tern Dor w-Sld.
9 p. H.-sales Of American. 200 bales Az
eus,, : S9-Gtd.. turers. August and September,
sod. seller: september and October. s-o&d.,
seller: October aoi November. lj-64d., oayers
November and Docei0ber, ii5id.. seller: Do
cember nnd JAauary. January ARD February.
i8-eta., bayors. February ana March, 9 li-eii.
seller; September. , a-0id., seller. Futures
etcaly.
ar. H-Auerss i'-sst. settler: August ard
Septamhor. S5-Sid. blyu = september and 90
tobof. 2s-6Sd., soiioT. Oel,,ber and NoTemtor,
9 iB-Sid.. seller: NOycsGpcr anf pcccmtfr,
bfLs4d., seller; bScom oersod January. Janaery
sud February, b, -. buyers; February sli
March, ia-G4l., NItie, September, S.-bld.,
buyer Futores clos "a ARA.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported Tor The Wspatrh.l
AUGUST s2-Market steafY. ani sales Of eeve-
raj hundred hngs reported today ~ The commits
son-housos Prime. 81 saAc; extra prime, Shc.,
fancy. 4c common. = s1,sc.. shoiied. % assei
spanish. 3ac.; factory hsnd-pickod. okaS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

10y Et'tidPA " WV 1s'laf'a-i
PrrrsrrHaH, August 2S.--A motor and
car on the Sou.hside Electric railway
ran away this morning and WAS COM
pletely wrecked. Seven persons we're in
the car at the time, and sn were more
or less seriously injured, one of them,
Mrs. Rachel Heron. 1t is thought. being
fatally hurt. The motor and car were
coming down the steep grade at Mt.
Oliver at Q o'clock. when the speed
suddenly increased and the engineer lost
control OF the brake. Tho train sped
with liehtning like rapidity to the bot
tom Of the hill, where il jumped the
track and plunged into telegraph pole:
The motor was twisted and broken, and
the car was reduced 10 kindling-wood.
The force of the sudden stoppaRe
snapped the coupling holding the car
and hurled the latter into a ditch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Put iu Quarantine.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August o.
Thomas Moran, q suspected fugitive
from Jacksonville, was arrested here to-
day and put in quarantine at the Laza-
retto in this harbor. This makes five
suspects now there.
The steamship Castillo was to-day
denied by Il unanimous vote Of the
Board of Health permission to come to
Charleston. 1t will probably go to Sa-
Yannah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Delaware Politics


DOVER. DEL, August 2S.-The Demo
cratic State Convention held here this
afternoon renominated John b. Pen
nington by reclamation for representa-
tive in Congress and the following presi-
Dental electors Caleb p. Johnson, OF
New Castle Robert Hill, of Kent, and
Robert Ellegood, of Sussex.
The platform endorses President Cleve-
lands Administration and approves his
patriotic utterances and determined atti-
tude ON the fisheries question, concurs in
the National Democratic platform, ratifies
the nominations OF Cleveland and Thur
man and pledges then the electoral vote
Of the State, approves the efforts OF Con-
gress to reduce taxation, and declares IN
favor OF convention to amend the Con-
stitution of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
AMOR rsuuare,,, ar Ascopta.

by Anglo-Americsn caolo 70 the Dispatch-l
LONDON, August 28.-The increased
attention given to ballooning, as con-
sequence of BaldwIn's parachute trial,
resulted in the death yesterday OF the
best-known English aeronaut, simmons.
For some time Simmons has started from
the Irish exhibition daily with the
ayowed intention of reaching Vienna.
Passengers were taken at fare OF five
guneas, but the balloon invariably de-
scended within few miles OF London.
Simmons had made many hundred as
cents, and was well known st all gather
iDgs in connection with aeronautical
science. He delighted to recount his
adventures, especially how he had seen
storms Of thunder and lightning from
above the clouds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

Mnrtinsville Thursday 10 nominate a
candidate, and as Patrick to-day elected
an uninstructed delegation divided be-
sween blackwell and Brown, tho race be-
tween those two Will be very close.
The Council to-day granted the Elec-
trio Street-Car Company the privilege of
running an electric wire across the iron
bridge, aud the work OF putting up the
wires viii soon begin.
There is q better feeling in the tobacco
market to-day than for the past two
weeks. ana all classes OF tobacco sold
better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

AUGUST sS-Market steaiy. sni safes Of eevs-
raj hundred hRgs reported today ~ The commits
son-housas. Prime. slisal,c: extra prime, Sc,
fancy. DC common. ~ s1isc., sheied. % az a.;
spanish. 3ac.: factory hsnd-picked, SkaS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
THE PaEsIDENT's MESSAGE.
The Matter OF Treaties Referred to n
kRS-Committee.
by telegraph to tho Dspa'ch.l


by telegraph to tho DBpa'ch.l
WASHINGTON. August 26-Two more
Democratic members were in attendance
at the meeting of the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs to-day Cochran and
ChipnAn), making five Democrats and
three Republicans A preliminary dis
cussion having impressed the committee
with feeling that there might be fair
ground for difference of opinion as 10
the effect of the existing statutes based
upon the treaty Of Washington, it was
decided that the Presidents message
and the Wilson bill should be referred
to a subcommittee. Accordingly sub
committee was appointed, consisting of
Messrs. McCreaty, Chairman, and Hit,
which was directed 10 investigate the
subject, collate all of the treaties and
statutes bearing upon it, and generally
10 get together all information necessary
for the guidance OF full committee.
The subcommittee entered at once upon
it's task, and is under instructions TO re-
port to tho full committee next Thurs
daY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
TRAIN.wnECKEAs ARRESTED.
y. a., Charged usth the
Dasfardty Deed.
speciai gelogram to the Dispatch,

CHARLOTTE, n. O., August 2S.-
Horace II. johnson, Pinkerton de-
tectiye, who has been at work for some
time at and around Rockhill, s. c., to
lind the parties who wrecked the train on
august 9th on tho Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta railroad, full account Of
which was published in the Dispatoh.
succeeded to-day in getting sufficient
svidence 10 cause the arrest of Bob
Springs. Tony Hutchinson. and Eli
White (all eolored). They have been
jailed and will have preliminary hear
ing Monday.
1t will DO remembered that one man
was killed and several injured in the
wreck, which was caused by putting al
obstruction on the TRACK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
COTTON KEPoae

IhIuIIyI NUUuIys tEf<H4E<os
---------------
COTTON KEPoae
Market dull
oUvrArfoSS
HIDD6tSa. e7-l6c.
Low MfDoL1ss. 6l5-i6c.
GOOD ORDINARY. l3-llc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Com promised u Felony.

CHICAGO, August 28-Thomas X.
Hines was station agent in North Caro-
lima for the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad Company. He was pursued to
Chicago and arrested for the embezzie,
ment of $500. He procured writ OF
ha6eas corpus, but when the case came
up on Monday he had fed, forfeitlng
5000. which he paid 70 the clerk OF the
court as bail. To-day his counsel paid
$500 TO the representatives Of the rail-
road company, and in return the com.
pany dismissed the proceedings against
Hines, aud again he is free man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
FINANCIAL
Enw YnRx. yaErrnsRR Avn x1cs-
MonD sroCx xxeaAxaHa
Grain. Provision. Cotton. vsssssa rur'
pcntins nesil tss. sas
Peanut asrksA


NEW YoEK. August 2&--Thsro wa ettii no
change In the speculative situation toAsE A
firm to strong tono prevailed throughsus sztsr
the first haii-hoar and We prircs ~ rss1h or
tho operations are generaiiy frsetio1sny k'gner
thnn last eyenine. The cal etocks WIRE tca-
lures. and iackawsnna especially, WIN jersey
Central Ia ciose attendance. made msfts1 na-
vancss, reaching still higser ngurcs thss nsse
yet been attained In the present rizc. me cner
coaieys were also prominsnt aud tesdin& aghih
assumed tie Iced la POINT Of bQsioess deae,
wfiis even SusQuehaons was more seuro SD
strong The Gould stocks wore also nlo<e easve
and strong. though there WAS no mnrkea move
meDt IN any OF them except western Snict- ana
outside Of tee stocks mentioned and 81 rssi
there Wa but iitfle business doss daring se
day. Tho upward movement ceased o1y silh
the cIsee OF business, watch vss Qafet put streog
al the hest prices reached. The total sales were
2laoOo shares.
hxT YORK. August ys--Nc0rl -stocfs du'l ana
hrm. Hcnoy easy a. iaiH. Bzchanse-icns'
AZ; short, fiS Government Is duh AMI stosd{'
Ereafp1. -Ercnaleeq uiss -nd strong Hooey
easy as isfk per cent snN.rr~ssury balances
Com. siss,5H 900; Currency teo.s3toec Gov
ernments dull and heavy; Z per CONS, ES>s;
AZ Dor cents 1c7K State bands reg eotad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
voleanse rruesso. IN Japan.

Hon. Richard b. Hubbard. U. s.
Minister 10 Japan, has transmitted to
the State Department thereport Of Mr. +.
s. Mansfield, the Secretary OF Legation,
whom he sent last month TO the scene OF
the volcanic eruption Of the mountain
OF Bsndaison on the 10th OF July. He
says: "The number Of lives lost. sc-
cording to the official statement given
me 1t the Government relief station 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Found Guilty or Forgery I'm York
County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER c. H., August q, 1888.
A case OF interest has been in progress
in the York County Court e. w. Clarke,
q prominent negro of this county. was
tried for forgery. He was ably prose-
outed by j. L. Hubbard, Esq, the Com
monwealth's attorney Of York county,
and equally ably defended by Messrs. K.
n. Henley and b. ID. Peachy. OF Williams
burg Br. Robert McCandlish, OF Mid
dIesex, and MIR. Marquis Jones, OF this
county. He was found guilty. and on a
motion for a new trial, on account OF al
ter-discoyered evidence, the Court has
taken term for consideration. MI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
south Carolina.

10y tcIoBFapu 10 IiI0 II5VAlVlsI
CHARLESTON, S. c., August 2S.-The
Democratic Convention OF the Second
congressional district met at Aiken to-
day. The candidates are Tillman, the
present incumbent; Henderson, OF
Aiken. and Aldrich, Of Barnwell. On the
first ballot Tillman received 20 votes,
Henderson 10, and Aldrich Is. Neces-
sary to choice. %. The convention
adjourned until o'clock this afternoon.
On reconvening four more ballots were
taken without a change, when the con-
vention adjourned till tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

sMy attention, afsc< suffering with conssfpa-
Liver Regulator. and, having trfec afmoss cvery-
Eblng esss. cenclnaed 70 w r. nrss tosk .
wsnsxianfua and afterwards fsducsa he dose 70
teaspeonf,ll, - per directions. after each msa
continued Il until I took tso bcules. since khsn
have nos experienced auy 04fzoaiW. Keep y
In my house aad wound NOS BE- wfcbonsix bu&
have 70 uss fer IT, n having cured me. r-anGR6n
W. suns, Assistant Clerk Superior Court BIB
county, Ca
He nos imposed upon Exsminc 70 sso nal
you got me gonutne, Distinguished from I'll
frauds apf inttkstoDs ~ cur red & srade- marx
ON front q wrapper, and IN Ne sjAe t1e ssal and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Fires in sFarYInnd.

IBy IeIeBIapH 70 no IIspaulh.I
BALTrMoRE, August GA special
from Bryantown says: Lyon & Turner'S
store was destroyed by fire; loss, 30, 500
insurance, 5000. On Sunday the barn,
near Principle, Cecil county, of John
Long, Of Elkton. Md, was destroyed by
fire loss, 5000; partly insured in local
cnnnanlea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Three Children Drowned.

HYANE1s, Mass, August 2S.-Three
children-Berta and Agnes Smith aud
Frederick Barnard-alla ged about twelve
years, were drowned to-day by the cap
sizing of boat in the harbor. Seven
others were rescued in an exhausted con-
ditlon. All were from Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

wnies. NnsSn: vesssrn smsxed. paSfe Rys
a<m q soassn ffos1foxs fsirsy scfiys aad strsdy
Poec<sum inner. reoned. 1Ec. Cofsss qJies;
kio cargo>e, sssx. jlk. Saksr-copyer rsHnc6
knwm ~ sAstsAc whizksy steady q u. ass5iS
CHICAGO.
ouuAsa AnensstS --TNsc,sh auotsnons we're :
flour srsn. No . spr.ng vhcss gskc. No.
rsA- &c. No co<n. tike-. No. zoets. 2ske
sxors-sip< n<<setesf2k sbosssderr. G.30ar7.ih
snors- ci,sr. e2asaz. whiykey. eizt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Ttrnt Cars sunk HOreh River

10y Telegraph % bho DItphtch-f
NEW YORK, August 2S.-The police re-
ported this morning that float with
eight west-bonnd cars, owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, sunk in
the North river last night. No lives
were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
PICKS ALEIsON's PLUM.
The President Vetoes the Senator'S
Pet Riil-Dcmocrats warning
| ARnfast Trusta, Etc.
from Our Regular Correspondent

from Our Regular CorrespOndenLl
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 2s.-
Before the President left for his fish in
Virginia be paid his compliments to
Senator Allison, of Iowa, chairman Of
the Appropriations Committee, by send
ing 10 the Senate veto Of the bill ap-
propriating $4,000 for a public build
ing for Sioux City, in that State. This
was Mr.. Allison's special sugar-plum,
and the Presidents refusal to let
him have it has greatly enraged
the Senator. He vented his wrath in
the Senate this morning In long-wind-
ed hara1igue, in which he attempted to
show that this Administration was run in
the interest of the South, and that its ex-
penditures had exceeded those OF Gar
fields and Arthur's by some $50, 000, 0O0
As q great deal more than that sum was
spent in paying increased pensions
comparatively little of which went to the
South-it does not take prolonged argu-
ment to refute the Iowa Senator's state
ments.
AGAINST THE TRUSTS.
The Democrats of the House have be-
come tired OF waiting for the Senate TO
take action on the tariff, and as it is now
generally conceded that that great body
will move too slowly to accomplish any
thing in that direction this session, the
House Democrats propose to take up and
pass the bills recently introduced by Mr..
breckenridge, of Arkansas, fer the relief
OF the people from the various
trusts that are now robbing and
depressing the country. The Com
niittee on Manufactures viii take up
the investigation OF the cotton-bagging
trust next Friday. The House will pass
bills regulating. or rather prohibiting,
trusts in the various necessities OF HE
and commencement rs hour, whiskey.
oil, sugar, ootton-baSging, dc.-and will
compel the Senate, by its action. to show
whether it agrees with Dir. Blaine that
these trusts are private Affairs with which
the representatives of the people have
no business 30 interfere.
MoSEY-vAuLTs READY.
m. ,o,y vanilla M the Treasury are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

BRrpaxrox, N. j., August 2a The
frat local-option election IN this State
under the law passed by the Legislature
was held in this (CumberlAnd) county
to-day and resulted in . majority Of
Liza for anti- license. with three pre-.
cirrts 10 hear from. One ward OF
Brideeton and one township gave ma
iofity for license.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
New Blshop or Detroit.

10y IoItBfADh 70 IIIe DIspAIchI
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-The Papal
brief appointing Rev. John F. Foley 10
the bishopric Of Detroit was received by
Cardinal Gibbons yesterday morning.
No day has been set for the consecra-
ton, but it will take place before Noyem.
her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
To Caucus On tao Tariff.
tpv .alagranh 70 TIM Diepafch-

WASHINGTON, August pa caucus
of Republican senators has been called
to meet at Senator Edmundss house
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock to con-
slider the tariff bill which viii be pre-
sented by tho Finance Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Assrgnmcnt at charsesien. w. Va,
Special telegram 20 mo Dispatch-l

CHARLESTON, w. Va, August o.
The grocery house Of Messrg. Reed &
Flynn made an assignment this morning
to w. Jackson. Their liabilities are
81, 900 and assets about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29

Inavaahiro was SIS, and the number OF
bodies recovered up 10 that time To-
while II persons were then in the tenn
porsry hospital at inavsshiro under
treatment for injuries received at the
time OF the disaster"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
RALrfnnRR STOCK MARKET

BALTMoRs, August sS--Ylrginia o. consoli-
dated. 81, past-due coupons, %; do nsW Ss,
65H do. iO-igs. $50. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Notice 10 mariners.
...t.--...,. ~ ,... pf.nafch 4

tBy Telegraph 70 tho DIspAtchI
WASHINGTON, August PA cyclone
of moderate energy was reported Mon
day morning southwest Of Havana, Cuba,
moving northwest. Vessels sailing from
the Gulf ports are cautioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Communication uninterrupted.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August 2S.-There
has been no interruption in the move
ment of freight from the North and East
TO all points in Florida via Savannah and
her connecting rail and steamship lines
Oh account OF the yellow-fever quaran-
tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
LEsrxR MEETS sLAcawELL.
THE Deosserstte Csans pion Bears
On the Patna--Bssvttse Notes
lSpesiaz telegram 10 tho DispaicA-l

DAEyrLLE, August 28--P. q. Lester,
Democrats candidate for Congress from
thn district. made an excellent speech
al Patrick Courthouse to-day 10 largo
crowd and had an enthnsiastscreceptson.
He discussed Tho tsriG question intclli-
gently, and scored John X. Brown for
voting against tho Mills hiIl.
Judge Blackwell followed Mr.. Lester.
but by their own confession his frieads
were disappointed with BIS speech.
Democrats who heard both speakers have
ao fears OF pilting Lester against Hack
Web IA tho disoossioa OF cnxxcnt issues.
tho Eepsbliosos bold 6 convention ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
Three Men Killed at N Poie-1aising.
rBy telegraph 20 the Dispstch.l

CASAJoHARrE. N. Y, August 49,
During the Harrison and Morton pole
raising near Morris, Otsego county, q
cannon discharged prematurely, killing
John Dickson, Albert Sergeant, and
Frederick Sage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29
RICHMOND STOCK ExcaAvGr.
TUESDAY. August q. issa

TUESDAY. August % 1874
SALEs-FRsT D0ARD.-si.00) North C1olins
por cent honds at L23al; 10 shares Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company st S2h.
10 do. Of So. 10 DO. at 3i5s, % do at 81, do at
81