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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
RrretoGa Haces.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.l

10y bcleBfAln 10 tuo bi1P@Nh'l
SARATOGA, August 17.-First race-
purse S30O-three quarters of mile
Remsen won Tessa X. second, Nayl-
gator third. Time, l:20i.
Second race-purse S3J0-one mile
Terra Gotta won Maias second, Boo
caccio third. Time, 1:i7t.
Third race-purse $i00-one and
three sixteenth miles-Macbeth won !;
Joseph second, Ten Day third. Time,
2:07i.
Fourth race-purse $350-three quar-
ters Of mile-,James A. won Mint
Bloom second, Dynamite third. Time,
118f.
Fifth race-three quarters OF a mile
Wheeler i. won Jaubert second, Petu-
lance third. Time. lis.
sixth race-three quarters OF q mile
Volatile won Miss Mouse second, and
Earnest Race third Time, 1874. in
the sixth race, as large field ran out os
the chute, Weta fell. Her jockey. Free
man. was stunned. and WAS carried IN on
a stretohcr. lie was not seriously In
luTed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Especial telegram to thc DispAtch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NTw YORK, August l7.-Genefal Y. j.
Groner, John =. Wise, James d. Brady,
and d. +. Houston, of Virginia, repre-
senting the anti Malone faction in the
Old Dominion, had hearing before the
National Republican Committee to-day
and presented their side OF the case.
Colonel Houston acted as spokesman for
the Virginia delegation. He talked for
an hour or more. Mr. Wise and the
other gentlemen joined in the discussion
from time to time. After a conference
lasting over two hours the committee re-
commended compromise, which was
accepted by Mr.. Wise and friends in
the interest Of harmony. The National
Committee we're reluctant TO take any
hand in the dispute, and their decision IS
not binding, and is only i'll the nature OF
"A Recommendation.
Tho anti Malone men said last night
that they had gained the principal point
they had been contending for. 1t had
been Mahones practice to name the tenn
porary chairman himself, and they would
appoint committees on credentials who
would admit none but Mahones friends.
Doubt is expressed as 10 Mahone's ac-
cepting the compromise recommended
bg the National Committee.
1--WE have been willing" said Mr..
Wise, alto compromise with Malone
from the first, but the only compromise
lie wonld listen to was an unconditional
surrender 10 himself. There has been
no time since the adjournment OF the
National Convention at Chicago when
the two factions Represented by Malone
md myself could not have come 10 an
understanding in an hour but for Ma
hone. He not only declined all compIo-
misses, but he has insulted everyone who
suggested such a thing to him."
"Do you think he will accept the
terms offered by the National Commit
tee?"
"It is doubtful, but he will find him.
self very much alone If be does not. The
fact is Malone has been unfortunate
enough TO get a great many people down
on him in Virginia and he should recog-
pize that il is impossible for him TO con-
duct any campaign 20 successful result
and take his place in the ranks. Fir-
ginia is very close State by rights, and
on the tariff issue the Republicans ought
to carry it, but 80 long as Malone holds
q prominent place in the party manage
ment we will have a small chance to win
for the reason that thousands Of people
will not vote for anything that Malone is
connected with. The only way Malone
will bury the Ratchet Is in the heads OF
every one who opposes him"
Congressman Brady, speaking Of SEN
ator Riddleberger, said that he was too
uncertain quantity to count on in the
campaign. Coming home from Chicago
he fell into the hands Of Democratic
reporter in Pittsburgh and denounced
Morton as Doodle candidate. But for
Riddleberger's eccentricitY he would
have been put on the National Commit
tee from Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

tween woodsdale and Hogoton. as tho
people OF the former place svow that they
will be avenged for the death Of their
four citizens. The situstion in Grant
county is also so strained that the
citizens asked General Myers TO
leave one company at each OF
the towns, Cincinnati and Ulysses, as be-
tween these places tue bitierest rivalry
exists over the county-scat question.
Both towns are paying numbers of law
less characters from the neutral strip one
dollar day aud board TO remain within
their borders, so that they can vote on
the county question in about thirty days.
A complication has arisen in the fact that
Hogoton and Wooisdale men have taken
sides with rival towns Of Grant county.
Arms are said TO DO in the possession Of
the belligerents.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

Pennsylvania, and Shively OF Indiana
left the city on the 9:l5 train tonight Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
Pittsburgh. to attend n meeting Of tho
General Association of Allegheny County
Democracy 70 be held at the Exposition
Park, Allegheny City, tomorrow eve
ming. Senator Blackburn and Congress
man William J.. Scott will join the party
at Pittsburgh.
Colonel Lamont said tonight that
there was not n particle Of foundation
for the published statement to the effect
that Mr.. Brice vas 10 retire from the
Craftsmanship Of the National Committee
at the request OF President Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
HtlIos, on she BasI.

Toy FIHhI"Vi W IIIV y 1I'NT'0''I
WILMINGTON, \. c., August II.
About 5:l5 O'Clock this morning freight
train on the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta railroad ran into the rear end
of the orth-bound passenger train at a
point two miles south of Nicholas, 5. c.
Two tramps on the freight tram were
killed and one seriously hurt. Two
train-hsnds were injured, and one pas
sengor was slightly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Carlisle and Blaine on the Tariff

WAsHNGToS, August 17.-The Star
this evening has the following: 1.-The
proposition is under consideration by The
Democratic campaign managers TO ar
range for joint discussion Of the tariff
question by Speaker Carlisle and Blaine.
Il is proposed 10 challenge Blaine to meet
Carlisle and dispute the question in al
ternate speeches in twelve of the princi-
pal cites Of the Union, six to he named
by Blaine and six by the Speaker. The
opinion OF number Of prominent Dem
ocrAtic congressman "a TO the advisabiiity
OF such course has been asked, and
there is very general concurrence OF ap-
DroyaL."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
scosrEea from u Town.

TDJ IoIcETaPH 70 I01 l7I5I1-0-'.I
New ORLEANS, August IA special
to the Picoyme from Lafayette says
regarding the trouble at Abbeville :
1.-The town for some time has been IN
tested with bad men and women who
openly defed prophecies. A party OF
young men, mostly clerks in stores in
Abbeyille, began crusade against these
people Saturday night by whipping with
cowhides several men and women until
they were blistered."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Mhxue Kt,Icd EsimseIr.

tBy Anglo-Amercan cable 20 the pspatch.l
DUBLIN, August 1.-THE coroner's
Jury in the case Of DR.. James Ridley,
late medical officer Of Tullamore jail,
rendered a verdict to-day TO the effect
that Ridley committed suicide while suf-
fering from temporary insanity produced
by apprehension of disclosures with re-
ference 10 the treatment OF the late John
MnnleHila IN Tnllamoro iail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
APPEARANCE OF THE THNavALLA.
Frustrated by the Heat.

BmDsBoRo'. Pa, August 17.-Nearly
all the departments of the extensive
works of the Z. Il @. Brooks Iron Com
pany, in this borough. have suspended
operations in consequence Of the heat
The men have been unable to endure the
torrid temperature OF the past several
DAYS. and especially the sultnness OF the
nights. Many of them were exhausted
and are suffering at their homes from
heaf pros<ration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Three Person. K,,lea by Lightning.

TUy IHI0sIHIl 70 IlIo UI'VHI0H'I
GREENFIELD, MASS, August l7.-Dea-
con Lowering, aged ninety, his sister,
and housekeeper, Mrs. Richardson, were
instantly killed by lightning about mid
night, and the farm house, barns, and
buildings were burned. The old man
was found sitting in chair dead. His
sisters body was burned to crisp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Nntura,ising scandinsvians.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Swedish
American Naturalization Club, which
has been busily engaged this year in in
ducing Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian
residents to become citizens OF the
United States, has so far swung into line
over ], 600, and in the course Of the next
few months expects to bring in many
more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Sentence or Hazers Modified.

WAsHN9ros, August lin the cases
OF the naval cadets who we're recently tried
by court martial at Annapolis for hazing,
found guilty. and sentenced TO dismissal
the President has modified and COM
muted the sentences TO confinement for
thirty days and deprivation OF one
hall Of their annual leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
rne Rtrikn End.

fBy Angio-Amsricaa cable to tho Dispatch
PARIS, August IA meeting OF the
strikers was held to-day. The secretary
OF the syndicate announced that there
were no funds, aud that each one was free
TO act as he thought fit. A majority Of the
men have decided to resume work, and
the strike Is ended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
nEATIls.

COsBY-Dief. az tho residsnc~o Of hts ftther-
80 law, y. Lpseoao, No. llis norm lss.t,-
past O'Clock. ChAkiiEL COSBY, beloved nus
land Of ToHsy Cosby, in tho thiysieth year VI hs
age.
A precious one from Us has gone,
A voice we loved 10 stiiied:
place IL vacant tn oer bono
Nhlch uoysr caa b. FLIED.
Funeral st cue Ea,t- End BapksI church sun
DAY EVENING ats1s o'eiosk. ~
EpsrkCR Died, in Roanoke, ys.. In his
tweDty-fonrfh year. HARRY l. ECsfAck
.,reet flIis Csatnrsay) MORNING a. 10
o'ceck. Friends aad seeusinsasess inuis1 70
Attend.
ssl3AISgS Died. Of her mothers residence.
SEA south Laurel street. FRIDAY. August ~.
1873. L01TlE Roth. beloved chad Of Mrs. II I.
Gaines: aged twenty yeAs-
Methodist Episcopal chursh SUNDAY AkTEk-
noon at haif-passt O'Clock.
HAIL-Died. Ia Hanover conss, Va, August
10. 1855. yiAGIk MAY. daughter Of y. II. Hall.
ESQ.
Little ypGIE was not quite nineteen mapins
world had cEcesred hefsoif 70 fsiher. mosbsr,
hroJisrs. and sisters. and large circio %
relatives and frleD,ls, 70 such an extent - 70
make her aesense from them source o. in.e ss
cheerful face win ins bright emile. can % sssn
no tspre has nIied the entiro hoesetrtd vim
slod6. 10 Iovener h.sd and happier s.sss
Than when yoa Last last SAG your sweet c1iios
stricken parents, yos must iosk Tor Der
PACK.-pscd, ct hts Residence. On Wscs!n9sc4
>srest. AZ 4 o,ctooS A. NJ. August lin, hGhAf
II. PAcx IN tas gfty-fearth year o. en:g
Ths tsaerA vitl take place q s. Andrsxs
rsur,,h on SATURDAY, the Ism q August
frsosds q the family ara invsted 70 stfsad-
sfxroH.--Ded. on Thsrsdsy. fssA tnsasnl q
30 O'Clock y. n. JOIN q SiNk0S. " ~
ssven D. -fsss yeax q his aga
Ms funeral sht AXE ptaos NON ~ ~ ~.
dssce. ka "a Brad slsse< Church H1k THIS
MORNING ~ 70 e'eNsak yrieads u ~ fAnsiy
are insisea 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
n.nles fhe Rnmer.

fBy Anglo Amsrscsn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
Loxpos, August F.-Mr. Parnell de-
MES the report that he intends TO vacate
his seat in Parliament until either the
parliamentary commission or the Scotch
court has completed its inquiries snto the
1smess charges against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
AMtnnnantn Frost

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
ST.. PAUL, MINI, August 1.-THE Oh
server, of Lyons, reports the occurrence
Of "killing frost for the first time this
season at St. Vincent. Mimi. where the
temperature fell TO thirty degrees before
sunrise this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Prospect or groabie.

CHICAGO, August l6. dispatch from
WichitA (Kan.| says: One OF the officers
OF the military company which returned
from Stevens county relates that there il
every prospect OF another outbreak be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Ronds Onsred and Sold.

IBy teIegfaPh % mo DspaUh-I
WASHINGTON, August 17.-Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated SAT-, $50. Ac-
cepted, $4,000 registered As at l2S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Haudsbaktng Harrison.

10y IoIogIaP1I % 1IIV D'7V711I'I
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, August 17.-Gen-
eral Harrison put in full days work
this afternoon, when he shook hands
with fully 1000 people without intermis-
sion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
H0nlanEcr.

(By Anglo-Amsricsn cable TO the Dispsich.l
Paris, August 17.-General Boulanger
hes returned to Amiens. He was greeted
on his arrival by mingled cheers and
groans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
wxArHER REPORT.

TBy telegraph 70 rhs olspatca.i
%7 wAsHIsufos. d. c., August E.--For
FAIR Virginia. clearing Saturday afternoon,
kJeoOler winds, becoming nOrvheriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
pALTrnoaE sTocK March,

BnTfVoRv. August i7--VIrgin's ca, con'oh-
dated. 81. past due coupons. 63; do new e.,
cox; do. l0-iOs, 35k. b0 to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

There are very few strangers visiting
Richmond who don't call on Julien
Biniord, 1902 east Main street. HIS
Just reputation for selling medicinal
liquors and pure groceries Is we'll
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
yI1rrs
Cotton aErJac.

We q1oto: Flns. 82J0as275. superfue. s2T5s
S. Is, extra. tl5)as375: family. sislt0: patons
family country, H.l5.4l21.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
Observation-Disclosures.
rokr OF RIcHNoYp. Auorsr II. lss.

Steamship Wyanoke. BoaL New York. mer-
chgndise AMI passengers, George w, Allen y
Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamship WysnOke. BOaz. New York mer-
chandise aud passengers, George w. Allen g
CO agentA
sieaper Ariel, Deye, Norfolk. United states
mail. morchaodiso. a1d passengers. l. .. iatum.
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
80 rrslgb.s nrm, coaos, sss.s ana, xraIa,


uHfcaso. August i.-cssh qlotsaoas we're.
Flour nfu, sGd anohaogct. No. spring sness
stc.; No. q red. SC. 40. corn. Af,sic. No
oat. g5kc. Noas-pork. fiAs7 @asis.ta lard.
sSDssaGst. shers-rifs. . leass igaI rhoni6ees'
IL s0at7tO shOri-clesr. t9s0sfs Whisksy. o.. "a
The Leading fat1res rsaget.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
PoEr OF NEWPORT NEWS Acousr II. 1883,
tBy Toieglnph.l
ARRIVED

Steamship George Appold, Fields, pfoytienec,
ana sailed for West Foiat. merchandise.
schooner L. Z. Mason, hickersoD, Norfolk.
SAILED.
Steamship PowhAtan. ----. Venice. coalei.
5 boomer +. i. MasOD, Nicfsrron. Boston, eoai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
NoRroLK PsANUr MARKEr.

TTtfINfI"I TOT TTI' II'IIV'II'I
AugUsr i7-Mnrket quiet The best grade
goods are sold on private forms above quotA-
tiOns. Prime, 3R3Ac.; extra prime, 3hc.;
fancy, axe: COMMON. I.a2sc.; Hbelicc. ~
akc.; Spanish. 2.c.: factory hand-pieksd. 81
nfr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
eRAIN AND COTTON HxcHAEoE.

OFFERINGS.
WHgAr.-l3,i22 bushels
CORN.- 0t3 bushels.
OArs.-l,-72 bu8uels.
lYE--.lG bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
COTTON REcRrprs.

NEW YORK, August Tho following are ths
tofal net receipts OIL; cotton al az no ports since
septsm,er :. 1877 Galveston, Cs.03 bales; New
Orlesns, l,s7AD)5 bales, Mobile. SO1i3l bales;
savannsh s91 20 bales: Charleston, Hlppo
bales: Wilmington, 1890 balee. Norfolk, tsg..
6Il bales: Baltimore, $500 bales; New forh.
lOsggi bsies, Boston. 9lSi6 baiee: Newport
News iolg1s hal"- Philadelphia, N,ASo palts;
West Point, s0gs10 hales; Brunswics. NV
bales: Port RnYsL 1905 rales; Fensacols. is,sl5
Total q ia h.faa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

sg-FTRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
cHuxofL--nsv. y R.rsl1Aas~tn prsanA -
par msauue = u ~<>eck No sssvs7e -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

NEw YORK, August IT, Cotton-Ne; recsip'a,
iel bales: gross receipts. iel DHles fuluf.s
closed steady: salos, - 90 bales; August.
SlI.8gasIL8l; September, tA6a<l7g; ociober.
sa5q: November. S. Pat9f2; Dec'moer, $40
s94s: January, taa3Is3Ci; February. ssols
1892 March, tgC9sfgfO: April, tllIsfs1s: May.
"a. June 80 sgalg ~; July fs.9gsIiQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18

Market steady.
QUJrAffOSL
NDDLiSG. 10 lie.
Low MfDDLlSG. . 7-l6c.
GOOD ORDINARY. s ll-i6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
STORIES OF THE SURVIVORS.


One of the most dramatic stories Of
the disaster was told by Frederick l..
Harson, "a sseerage passenger, who sat
with other excited passengers IN the Ho-
Tel Denmark, on Greenwich street, last
night. Vigorous gesticulaton and an
impressive though homely delivery made
him for time the central figure OF the
Gathering, and as ne talked the muir
muir of voices in the bar-room ceased. q
was in my berth when the crash came,
he said, land had on my trousers and
vest. When jumped out Of my berth
heard long, loud whistle. Almost at
the same moment somebody on deck
cried ont, Come on deck Como on
deck All hands on deck ! j grabbed
nv boots, coat, and hat and started 10
run, at the same time crying as loud as l
could, Come, boys, get Oh deck some
thing is wrong. Then l made my way
above. / ran down aft and met an old
man. n secopd-cabin passenger. HIS
name was Captain Hammell, and be lived
IN Gladstone, Mich. Passing him | came
10 fourmen who we're working to cut boat
loose and get her overheard. l tried to
help them, but we could only get one
end clear before the vessel began to 90
down. stern first. | hardly seemed 10
have time to think, but grabbed an oar
and jumped overheard and began to
swim. Hooked about expecting TO see
big ship near, but could see nothing.
hadn't been in the water five minutes be-
fore the Geiser was out Of sight. After
awhile saw a small yawl-boat near me,
bottom up. l swan over TO her and
climbed on her keel. Six or seven men,
perhaps more than that saw the boat,
too, and saved themselves by getting up
beside me.
STRUGGLING IN THE WATERS.
Gan aronnd as far as could SEQ there
were heads bobbing up and down IN the
water. Arms were being thrown mp IN
the air, and there were cries OF Help !
Help Then we could see one head
sink and then another. A scream,
Qurgle sometimes, but that was ali. IL
vas awful. / was in the water for about
half an hour and was then picked up by
one OF the boats OF the Thingyalia:
Annas Hilse, OF Minneapolis. had
most remarkable experience. de ac-
,aally went down with the ship, and yes]
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sAIRs ssrosrxo ~ .scssr,sy


OArs.-l,-72 bushels.
hYE.-.36 bushels
eALRs EsP0srso 70 sgcssrAg7
WHEAr-White 200 bushelsyory good at 02kc.:
IT, bushels very gOOi az 92c. 100 bushels good az
So 100 bushels fair 81 sc: ESQ bushels COM
mon az e3i.c. Lo0gbofry. eco bushels prime at
&C.; 1859 bushels very good - &c.; l,VvJ BUSH
el. very good at 99r.: 500 busnes good az 9Oc.;
20 bushels good a. S1c.. ~ Bushels fair at So.
Mixed 8s2 bushels very good at s2c. 50) ouebois
very good ~ Ole: % bushels common st NC
Shortberry 40 bushels Tor seed ~ pc ~ BUSH
els very good Al gc.; ass bushels very good nt
S9c; 23l bushels very good at Sc; % hushels
good O. &c.; 5ls bushels fair at 65c. E2 bushels
far az SIC; go bushels common at 7sc; rs
bushels common ut 75c.; 63e bushels common
a. &c 80 bushels comrS0n NJ fOc. TOal e2lss
OF wheat, 1l.IJ6 bu-heis.
CORN-Whifc, iO2 bushels very good ot Soc;
45G bushels very good az Sc. Total sales Of corn,
55S bushels.
OArs.-Wintor 1oi bushels very good a. &C.;
102 bushels good NJ &c. Spring, ~ bushels very
good at BE. TO'al sales Of oats. 312 busnelA
bYE.-iO bushels very good NJ &C. y bushels
fair at DOC. Total sales OF rye, 62 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
nv Associnfed Prnss.l
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE lost.

New YoRK, August 1.-THE corrected
list of the lost is l05, as given 10y Captain
Muller, OF the Inflated steamer Geiser.
The Geiser carried 80 passengers and a
crew of 80. OF the passengers II were
saved and of the crew u. This makes
the list Of lost 70 passengers and % crew.
$. L. Hansen, OF Worcester, Mass. (;
A. J.. johnson q Co., Of st. Paul, MINI. (;
A. Mortenzen & Co., Of Chicago and 4.
Wennistrom. Of Philadelphia, agents Of
the line, have been notified TO send on
their lists of the tickets sold on the Gel
ser. Mrs. Ida Msrgraye, who with her
child was lost, bought her ticket III
Worcester. Fourteen and II half tickets
were sold in st. Paul. OF which three
were saved. From Chicago forty-one
half-tickets were shipped, Of which SIX
were saved eight from Philadelphia,
one shipped and one saved. The balance
of the tickets, twentv-three. were sold at
the Office, No. IL State street, in this
city, of which only three were saved.
Seven hours after the collision the
Wieland hove in sight.
Peter Julius Jorgensen, the second Off
Ger OF the Geiser, says: The only ex-
planation | can give is that it was
raining like HI The first officer was
on the bridge, and the third officer was
down on the deck taking soundings
when the crash came" There is no ex-
citemeut at the Office in this city, rs most
of the passengers were from the West
THE TnINGvALLA AT HALIFAX.
BosroN, August IA Halifax special
saws that the steamer Thingvalla was
sighted coming up the harbor at s;3O
A. nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-18
pEpoRr Filled or THE COLLISION.

NEW YORK, August 17.-Captain Null
Ter. of the Geiser. fled his report OF the
collision with the Danish Consul this
evening. Nothing further will be done
in the matter until the report OF the
captain OF the Thingvalla is filed. The
investigation will be held by the courts
in Copenhagen, and not here rs at first
determined. The survivors of the crew
and such of the passengers as wish viii
leave tomorrow by the Slavonia. The
estimated loss on the vessel is $3.50, 600
and the loss on the cargo 1920. 600. The
insurance is not fully known. The COM
pany will. it Is said, as far as In their
power indemnify the survivors.
APPEARANCE OF THE THIsGvALLA.
HALIFAX, n. s., August 1.-THE
Thingyslla presents a strange spectacle
with nearly the whole of her bow torn
away. leaving an immense hole exposed
TO view. A long piece of the bow
hangs over the hole, which reaches back
into the sides of the ship for fifteen feet.
The projecting piece hangs over the
water like an outstretched arm, and
shows where the powerful iron plates
were broken through and snapped OF as
if they we're pipe-stems. Crowds Hooked
10 the wharf to see the steamer, and
wonder is expressed that she ever reach
ed port No persons were allowed on
hoard
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CINCINNATI. AugDstiL--Fioar sioailer. Whea,
strung and higher: 30. red, hlaSic. Corn barely
sioaGy; 30. mixed. itLaife. oats stronger;
40 erlixed glc. Pork quiet az sif'0 Lard nftn
az fShg.. Ban meats hrmcr fhOrt-fibs ~.
bacon a rmer; shor sclear. - IS. Whisky ectiso
ana rrm stSii4 Hogs quiet nni easy common
aud iehL S5at3D. packing aud botchofs',
a. SSafGaA
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S5alG.@.
WILMINGTON.

wuWIsGroS. y. C.. August l7-Tnrpenfns
dull AZ SlHc Rosln qgiet; strained. 9Oc.; good
etrained. r,iec. Tar ffm asfl.J0. Crude tnrpen-
the arm; hard. 81. yellOs-dis ana virgin, tl.sD
LOUISVILLE.
LoursvuIE AugGss H.-drain and provisions
unchanged.