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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
RxvlEw or ms CHICAGO rARKEr.

RxytEw or fns CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. July 2i.-The trading in vhca, %
day was lighter than Cor any previous day Of ths
week. Hutchinson vss seller merely A. an OBJ
suuc;lon. a. hs made no effort 10 dispose OF any
largo ameuBt OF wheat There was some buying
fer foreign account which gave bGliish tone -
Lhs msrKst Cash Wheat here was held on 20,
sad july sold ~ bikc. There was much specu-
laaos rsgsrdtug wheat the latter for export Az
New Iork Il Is generally believed that while tbs
ol.srsnces for tni= week are light tie noT busi-
pass reported will give large clearsncos neat
psek he niovefnsnt OF new wheat makes 10
almost certain tsat 81 Louis will report very
large receipts Tor few days The ac1on ia
August was all he session betNeen -
srd s04c september ranged between ,sS aud
fgJ,c Inc closing prizes we're: AUGUST s0Sc
Septeni Der, We. Corn was eighty beafy early
because OF the large receipts Ihen there we're
reports Of SIN larger receipts next week, ara
when the holders Of long corn offered 10 Tho
shorts rrst turned IN sni helped secliDs the
market and laier they bought all ne longs
csrsd 10 sell August started al q = g, soid
dora ~ t5Ic, then back 20 sc, ana down
again 10 4slc.. closing 81 co.. or t64e under
last night Cash coru was strong AMI AZ
prsNluu ever August Oeis-lransac nous ia
future deliveries were fairly liberal eariY, vita
coasidaJRbS done ln tic way OF covering
July short ana fair ralcs u August AMI
September were made though longer
deliveries we're quiet lat r. IN no session the
trading became Of squister order All around.
Considsrnbe strength In near futures va. shonn
RON tn9 STAR. hNl vNlt A'iNfIf f~Nh'N t'ttg
ic. higher. while August improved sc.. with
afterrnrd a reaction sod quiet cioslsg. Deferred
deliveries did not participate in the fluctuations.
1hs provision market rns the reverse 0t Scster-
DAY being dun and wesker. Prices ior boss
declined 5 aud loc., aud shorts. Who have been
tho chtsf BUYERS OF the product OF late. held uft
A good many haVs covered ana those VINO wore
unable Ah0Wel no unaaa'ness about their OUT
standing contracts. Offering were trino larger
but not enough % cause adecieei weakness. tut
the closing salps recorded a net decline " DC. ca
pork aud land aud * &c. on short ribs.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. July 2i.-Tnrpcnfine FIRM az
s2l,c Ro.lu STEADY: strained. 70- good strained,
:sc. Tar fire. a. 81 ~ Crude turpenuno urn,
hard, 81; y,ii4w-dip and virgin, N.'e
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for no Dispstca
JrtY 9L-Nsrket quiet and no transactions
of any Consequence reported. Prime, 5ha3hc.;
fancy, 8f,s.. common. lsa2Nc.: shehei, ga
exc; Spanish. 2Hs2kc. factory hAna-pieAe''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
FINANCIAL
Few Youx, SaLrIHeRS AND SIcz.
HexD sr0eK ExcHAaGEA
Grain, Provision. Cotton. rsbsssa rur-
rentisa Resin, Tar. sna
fesnet narkssa
By telegraph to the DIspa.ch.l

NEW YORK, July el.--Ths stock market to-day
was the duilsss for three weeks and the changes
.)-nighf arc mostly for insignincaat fracsions
There was no interest IN tho trading outside Of .
foH spscialtiss, and tho fluctuations rejected me
operations OF the traders only. hichnond sBi
West Point was the tss,urs. bot Willie W COM
mon was active Il advanced but ANAL traction
with ths rest OF the list. while hs preferred was
unusually stroug. IL epsasa at fls, ross 10 ~,
and closed st!54. Wheeling and LAKE Erie vas
also prominent, oessing al 63l., sdvascing 70
t51, and closing al -. Cetton-cil monepolzed
considerable attention, but its moyemenb we're
comparatively slight rs was also those 10 D.
Paul. Prices NJ the opsnisg were from \ 70 =
psr cent ABOVE those OF last evening asd ths
close was slightly better. Richmond ana west
Ioint prefer ed showed final gain OF "a per
csnL and Wheeling and Lake brie preferred OF
~, but the other changes are Tor small fTecuOns
only. The total sales to-day we're 900 shares
NEW YOEK. July 2i--Noon --stocss duu aod
stosdy. Money easy At islk. Erchsnss-Lons.
as; short, 4SoH. Governments dun ana
stssfy.
Epsning.-ExcnGngs dull and steady. Money
easy a. iaits per cent Slb-rrsssury BALANCES
Coin. sl;7 $4,000; currency. si9.ssT.ON. GOV
srnmsnts dull and stssiy; per csn's, ~ =
~ por cSuts, 1915. state bonds dun ana
neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
NInnn,outh.Park Races.

lhy Telegraph 10 ITO birph''h-I
MONMOUTH PARK, July 2I.-First race-one
mile FiizrOy won; Grover Cleveland Sc
cOnd, swift third. Time, l:4G.
Second race-threc quarters Of a mile-Re-
porter won; Ransom second. Eric third.
Time, 1:l14.
Third race-one mile ana a quarter-Fi-
renZi won; Exile second, Sunnam third.
Time, 2:l4i
Fourth racc--one mile and hali-Belyi-
dere won Ten Booker second, Rupert third.
Time, 2:434.
Fifth race-One mlle-Niagara won; GOano
second. Bully Brown third. Time, l:5O
Sixth race-seyen iurlongS Speedweii
won; Mona second, Marsh Redon third.
Time, 1:043.
Seventh race-steeplechsse over the full
course-wi Davis won; Monte Christie 10y
King Alfonso second, BucraIa third.
Time, i:Jl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
"a COMPLETE CASE"
sent ON for Procuring Dynamite for
Illegal Purpcses-AnotherA Arrest.

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, July q. The trial OF the charges
against John A. Bsuereisen, accused under
Tue State laws OF procuring dynamite 10 be
brought into the State for illegal purposes,
came IN before Justice Lyon to-day. All the
attorneys were present. and so were the two
Informers, J. A. B0wles and Alexander
Smith. Bowles was the first witness,
and he succeeded IN making COM
plete case against the defendant. He
SAID that after the secret meeting OF the
Brotherhood BsueTeisen told him that dyna-
mite could be used With good effect, and be
asked witness II be could get some. He re-
Piled IN the Affirmative. The witness then
said: "Bsuereisen gave me 800 With
which to purchase IL. then came TO Chi
caso, but csuld not get any here, sud weat
to Logsnsvslle, Ind., where / got pound
and bali aud brought II back TO
Chicago. brought II TO the Grand Pacific
and leit IL In room No. 81. Down stairs met
Bauereiseu, aud told him that bad II. lie
wanted me TO take u 10 Aurora, but l would
not. and be then asked me TO take It to
George Clark, at GalesDurg, aud gave me
tep.dollar bill. / took II TO Clark, and on
returning to Aurora told BauereIsen that l
had delivered II. He then asked me TO get
some more. told him that Clark bad used
1t. and he gave me 81 to get some more |
went. 10 Indiana and got more dyna-
mite and brought IL back. 1 showed
IL TO Mr.. Hose." Attorney David
was unable to catch his breath sufficiently TO
shout an objection, tut bis Withdrawing
arms brought the witness TO stand-still,
add be was told not 10 mind what be bad
sbown to HOge. This was the only SEN
sstlonal feature OF the trial. Smith was
then called and gave substantially the same
evidence as that given before Commissioned
Hoyne. Bauereisen was held 10 the Criminal
Court under bonds OF $500, which he
readily furnished.
AURORA. Tx, July 2i.-Ex-Engineer An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
A peculiar ssate OF Affairs

(By telegraph TO Tie UispatchJ
CHICAGO. July ala peculiar state OF az.
fairs was developed to-day when tue case OF
conspiracy against Chalrmen bose ana
Murphy, OF the Burlington strikers, was
called in court. Neither OF the accused we're
present, and Frank Collier, attorney Tor the
Burlington Company and representing the
nresscufion. surprised every body IN hearing
y, ,he request that the case be oOatinued.
LAWYER Collier explained his reason for this
strange action by taying: "hoge and MUS
phy are now ont Of the city on al extensive
tour, doing virtually the comPany's work"
The counsel fer the defence mide no oOlsc.
tlon 10 the continuance. fhs Court granted
q Dostponemspt OF one week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
West virginia Democrats.

ISpoClaI Telegram % IIo DIsPAV-ILI
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 2l.-The DEM
ocrats OF Charleston district held their con-
yention to-day to select delegates TO the State
Convention at Huntington August 10th.
John +. Kerr, c. G. Watts, w. A. McCorkle,
and W. b. Carder were selected as delegates
andA. c. Hall, ii. ID. Runner, John Gaughan,
aud Westly Molohn as allerOates.
RESOLUTIONS endorsing the nomination OF
Cleveland and Thurman we're adopted.
The delegates go to the convention unin-
80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. JULY o. 1883

gust Reggie, prominent brotherhood man
and striker, was this morning arrested and
placed under bail IN 5000 on the charge OF
assisting Bowles, Bauereisen, and others IN
their dynamite conspiracy.
Bowies was i former roon-msts OF ace.
giles, and the testimony OF the fermcr that
he had left some dynamite In bis room al
Heck's Hotel was probably the cause OF the
aFrpzf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Railroad Accident.

TTy teIttIApH y NV D''P@s-1EI
CulrTINosGA, TENN, July 2l-The can
non.ha,l passenger tram on the Alabama di.
Vision Of the East Tennessee, Virginia aud
Ceorsta railroad ran through m open switch
thlyly miles from ihis city yesterday. Tue
e,sise tursea over and the engineer ana
tlrsmau were fatally Injured. The switch
Mad been misplaced sv negroes, who we're
c.asht. aud beth confessed. They were taken
10 Cleveland 70 escape lysesins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
The moore case Knded.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 2l-1he jury in
the case OF Lazarus Moore (wbIte). charged
with ieloulou.ly cutting Policeman Joseph
Edwards aud George &. Gary, Jr.. rendered
avsrdlct this evening Of guilty OF unlawful
cutting IN both eases aud fixed his term OF
Imprisonment at five months in the city Jail
and i've dollars tine for cutting OfIicer Ed
ward. and three moaihs in The city jail and
twenty dollars fine for cutting Mr. Gary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
-Four n Family Drowned.
tBy telegraph to tho Dispa!ch-l

DRo0KFIELD, Mass, July 2I.-ThIs after
noou Mrs. w. b. Jones, her daughter. and
two small grandchildren were drowned.
The party were out rowing on Podunk
pond when one Of the children lost her bal
ance and fell overheard. Dir. Jones, who was
also In the boat, attempted TO save The child.
While he was engaged IN this effort those
in the boat became terrOr-stricken, and the
craft wa, capslZed. Jones's efforts to save
the uniortupates proved futile. and he mar
rowly escaped drowning himself All four
bodies were found within hall an hour after
the accident. Mrs. Jones was about fifty
years OF aye and her daughter abouttwenty,
white the chlIdren's ages were eight and ten
wears,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Indian Depreciation Claims.
fRv telegraph % The DIspatch.l

by teIektApH y lAY DI'pNI0u'I
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Tbe evening Ses.
sion Of the House was devoted to con-
alteration OF the bill TO provide for the
ADJUDICATION and payment Of claims arising
from Indian depredations. 1t provides that
such claims shall be sdiudicated by three
commissioners 10 be appointed by the Presi-
dent TO be known as the Court OF Indian
Depredations. The bill was passed and the
House at 10 O'Clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
MARKETS EY rxLEaRAPH
HEY YORK

NEW YonK. July 2i.-cotton dun and easy;
sales. S9a bales; uplands, 10 i1-l6c.: Orleans.
lOIAiSc; net receipts. 403 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 1878 bales; STOCK, NS,Osy palss-
southern -four quiet aud unchanged. Whsat-
Cash 1ai.c. highor but quiet on export account;
optioEs ighsr: so. = rad, July nominal at sstsc
August So. si91.c.. closing AZ sIc Cos-Cssh
clOsing dull at ABOUT tbs Inside; No. 2. August
54ae548c-, closing a. H'.c-: September. AAs
Sc. Oaa-Cash generally steady: options .
shade higher; No. :. September. 31.c. octseer.
sOI<c.: spot, 6s37Hc. mixed uestssn. As,3c
Hops dun. Cones->pot fair hio asll AND noni-
quiet; July. SiL25asiLa9; August, SO 5sasiV5a
Sugar quiet but very 1rIn: fair resaiag, tad;
refined qnist aud Graz. Rice stesay. fetroean
firm. C0itoa-seed ell. a. for Grade and fca
4sAc. for rsaasd. TsIlow suis, aud steady I;
prime city, 4kc. Resin dull a. s.. 0oaSi.i0 Pc
tsioes duh ssd weak. Norfolk. ~ S0xss IS: soutA-
trn, tLDOa;2sa TuTpcnsino nrn ~ Stss5c.
PORK Arm but quisL risrcsd beet steady. Cat
moat. qaiss, arm. aud unchanged. hiddiss
nominal Lard vsry dull; western steam, spot,
Sse2h atSe5; August SS5sats 50; refined Af5,
CoatneaI frsgnH deli
CfnCINsArf
CIscfssArr, July n.--whs1s weaker: Nc.
red, ssasse Corn heavy: Nc. 2. mixed. 4sass.
oats nrm and higher; No ., mixed. DSc Lard,
scare hesa at San Bulk-Dsass arm and I'M
changed. Bacon stronger; shortcioars, 1854
Weisksy drm At sl.i< legs scarce xas higher;
common sad light s+sasaS; packing ana
butchers, sS-soss6g.
ST. LOUIS
o.. LouIs. July al.--fiour quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet and q fraction lose-f for CASA fradosi
options closed epout NO same - yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
wharettwill be Held.

SPECIAL telegram % me DinpsIch.l
NORFOLK, July aloha L. Duke, chair
man OF the District Committee, TO whom
was left the selection OF place for holding
the convention TO nomisate q candidate for
Congress, announces that Ocean View his
been fixed on. The convention will be held
at ~ O'Clock September 5th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Fatality on the Rail.
rBy telegraph to the DIspatch.'

70
COLUMBUS, Ca, July 21.-rhe pay train
on the Columbus and Western railroad ran
over negro near sales lsst night, cutting OF
the LEFT leg at the thigh and bis left arm at
the elbow. He died this morning. He had
a package OF letters on bis person addressed
TO owen Thornton, Barnes Crossing, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
GRAIN AND Cotton ExcHAvaR

oFTsgiA3A
WHEAT.-2,oiS bushels.
CoEs.--i.l4 bushels
OATs.-l.OOJ bushels
hYE.--l4 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL--4 tons
sALzs asP0Srss To sSrsyrtsy.
WHRkr.-LoDgbsrry 30 bushels very good ai
SIC. Mixed, 1.4OJ bushels fair at e2c. short
berry 80 bushels very good AZ sJc: go bush
els very good al sc. 40 bushels good al s3c.
40 bushels fair at SOC. Total sales Of wheat sic
bushels.
CORN.-White, a bushels prime st &c.
RYE-li bushels fair new at 6lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

No. ared. cash. 7gse.: July, 7sHc. bii; August
ss7ec. Corn~-spst usss,tled early but closed
sfroeg options ~osk and DUH, with iisht
trading: cash. $50: July. 4sssctc, ci0-iss 81
<skc.: Angus closed ~ t5kc Oats quiet aud
STEADY; cash. ss4c BID: July, Gkc- whisky,
yLil Provisions sssisr.
CHICAGO.
Usroleo. July 9i.--cssA quotations were:
fs.s3.c.: No. res &c. No. corn, t5c. 10 .
oatS, 3lkc. mess-pcrx. ti3 soatlas2h. Lard,
sssG shortnhs. SIS; shoulder, t6S0aH:
short.clsar t1e5ss27a whisky. tio
me leading futures raaked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

rsy- SALVATION ARMY.-Special
meetings TO-DAY at the Hall corner Pine and
Spring streets al II A. ". and and O'Clock Z.
NJ. Preaching sud explanation Of tho Map OF
tie Road 70 Hell by Brother FRANK HALL esp
tain GLoyEA aud others present Come, see. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
The oeneraI manager Of the San Fran,

The general manager Of the San francisco
Breeder and Sportsman IS Miss A. l.. Wilson,
OF Cvnthiapa, Ky. She is reputed to be ono
OF the best informed women 10 America on
pedigrees and the history Of trottiug horses.
Very few men. indeed, are so well posted on
turf matters, and she Is besides an able and
graceful writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

pa THERE WILL BE A Mis-
sIONARY MAss-MRETING AT LEIGH STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH THIS Sunday AFTsssoos
st4 O'Clock. Rev Mr. CoASg and others will ad-
dre.S tho fnseting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Killed by NttrO-Giycerine.

CLEVELAND, o., July d. stephen Philips
and Frederick Newman were killed to-day
by an explosion Of nitro gycerine at Lima,
Ohio. They we're oil-drillers and were mix
ing glycerine preparatory to shooting well
when it exploded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

especial telegram 10 the pispatch.l
FOnT MoNEog, Va, July I,-oosernor
Lee aud party Of friends 10Y mere 90 .ne
steamer Chesapeake this noraisk ior lows
Isiand. where they viii spend sunday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

A terrible cutting s1ray occurred IN Gra-
ham county on the 18th, In which two
neigbbor farmers begaa quarrelllug over
their crops, wben Que Jesse Milsap attacked
the other, Robert wilson. and with the first
tsrust OF his knife completely disembowelled
him. lie afterwards cut him IN several
places. Wilson succeeded IN getting out his
knife and stabbed MiIsap to the heart. MIL
sap fell dead upon the ground. Wilson also
fell PROSTATE, but may recover.
The telephone line from Newberne to Pol
louisville f. beng extended 10 Stella, Carte
ret county, ria MaVsvillt. Itisalrea1y With
IN a mile or 40 OF Nsysyilie, and the work Is
being pushed forward. This line ought TO
be extended 10 Jacksonville, in Onsl)w
county, and to Trenton and Rlcnlauds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Intorrtste.Commerce Inquiry.

Dy LeIekIHIII % IIIV II5VHVNH'l
WASHINGTON, July H. Written arguments
were to-day presented by the Board OF Trade
Of Spartanburg. 5. c., to tho Interstate
Commerce Commission, complaining OF dis
elimination against that town by tue rail-
roads passing through the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Cold Tea.

This is the season for Cold Tea. julien
Binfofd, 1902 Main street, can give you
very iair article at 80 cents pound, ana
something extra nice al 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

coFr0X aGP0ac

We quote: Fins, s. jOAs275; supernne. f975a
S325; extra. sl50sS175; family, fisJLjJ; patent
family country, H.7Ja{a2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
SACRED CONCERT.
WARWICK PARK.

AsACRED CONCERT will 10 held AZ Warwick
PARK SUNDAY. July. 22i Music VIII be FUR
nlsned ~ the Richmond Light IDfrantry Blues
Band--John Kossnicn. leader.
Gondola ChimOOraz0 leaves her wharf 81 10 A.
NJ, 100. L. and 9 7. N. Returning, leaves mo
park ALLIE A. n. 40. Sis, and 7.SO p. N.
Boating. sailing, bathing. Refreshments served
ct city prices
Fare 23c. round trip. ~ x9-u
BY George W. Mayo. Auctionesr.
uno Z LAughton. Jr.. sslesmanl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Ngw YORK. July 2L-Tne veokly bank ftate-
ment shows the foliormg changes; reserve
decrease, sl.ggi.6O0: loans, increase. s2si
specie. decrease. f23s,S)O: legaLtenders. m
croas-. Sif5,G0O; deposits. decrease, $s,l4o'oH,
circulation. decrease, s'2t1O.
The banks now hold ss6.6il,4CO In excess OF the
oJ Dor cent rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
Medicinal Brandy.

n You want a splendid article OF French
Brandy call at Julien Blniord's, 1909 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
tsy SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main ana sixth streetsl.-koV. W. w.
LASDKUs, ID. d., pastor. vail preach a. III A. "A.
No night service I'LL further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
United states Bonds.
tBy telegraph to the Disp

Iby telegraph 70 ths Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July a. Bonds OF
iered to. day, se7s,sa0. Accepted, $500 4s
tl27.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

Cotton aGPoac
Narko. quiet
oUorArEoSI
NIDDLISs, i0c.
Low AtODLIHS. csc.
GOOD ORDINARY. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy with light rainfall during the day.
Rapve OF Thermometer Yesterday:
wEATaEa REPORT.

Mrs. L. V. SMELL,
WI CLAIkvOYANT,'
will remain only MONDAY AND TUESDAY az
No. So7 east Broad street fer consultation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

MONDAYS SALE OF HOUSE
vi. HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Tho sales for Monday commencing st l0:D
o'clock will en- orseo q large collection Of useful
hOusss ssping articles, amongst which VII %
Several PAkLok sUIfo IL PLUSH AND hAW
SILK,
3 CHAMBER SUITS Of 10 pieces each,
BEDSIEADs. BUREAUS. LOUSGks,
EATThKssss, BEDDING, sAfEs.
A Consignment Of LADIES' AND MISSES
sBoEs AND SLIPPERS, and . few pair Of
MINIS SHOEs.
general consignment Of HOUSEKEEPING
hRTICLES. GEORGE W. MAYO,
fvea Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
iSe-HouSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22
nArTnr INTELLIGENCE.
rOKrOF KIcHMOND. JrLr u. -

POKE Of klthMOND, JULY IL .o'A
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. Uni'ed states
mail. merchandise. anu passengers, l. s. Iatdin'
agent -, -.
bee, ice. !. q. Saith. -.
schooner 4. X. Kirk, Lowry, New York, salt
r. h. Williams j. CO.
FAnRn.
Schooner South Shore Jones Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vessel, curtis 3
Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS July q. 1888.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Ilglphers, New YORK
steamship Wyanose, Boaz, Richmond
Schooner J. L Hasur0uch, Thompson, Boston.
SAILED.
stcam.hlp Roanoke. Hulphors. New York sia
Norfolk.
Steamship wyanoke. Boaz, Now York.
Barge Hudson, KratZ, New YORK.
large Mario, Niois0n. Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-22

o.. LouIs. July M.-flour quiet and sseAdys
Wheat quiet and fraction loser for cash grades;
options closed spout NO same - yesterdays
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-04-14


THURSDAY, April 5.-The Bond-P Purchase
bill was passed in the Senate, and with it
an amendment providing for additional
coinage to take the place of surrendered
National bank circulation. Mr.. Wilson Qa.)
spoke on the Presidents message, and de-
nounced free trade theories In the House
the entire session was consumed in flibus-
tering over the Direct Tax bill.
FRIDAY, April 6-In the Senate
bill was introduced to repeal the statute
which provides that no person who served
in the late war on the Confederate side shall
hold any position in the United States army
3 Among the pension bills passed were the
following: To the widow of General Kill
patrick, 800 a month; widow of General
Robert Anderson, 300 month; increas-
ing the pension of the oldest revolutionary
pensioner on the rolls, Nancy Rains, Ainety-
six years of age, from SIS month to an
amount not fixed, but lefG to the Secretary
Of the Interior, and to Dr. Mary E. Walker,
$50 month. Adjourned to the 9th In
the House the entire session was again con-
sumed in filibustering over the Direct-Tax
bill.
SATURDAY, April There was no session
sion was again consumed in flibustering
over the Direct-Tax bill
MONDAY, April 8. In the Senate the
bill for the admission of Dakota into the
Union and for the organization of the Ter
ritory OF Lincoln was considered. but no
action was taken Bills were introduced for
permanent court of arbitration between
the United States and Great Britain and
France, and for the completion of the direct
tax ($2O, O0O,OOO of 1861. In the House
the deadlock over the Diret-T Tax bill still
continued, with no prospect of coming to
an end