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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20
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Rep. Splpanus Cobb iGreibt int So.
itcn Ghriftian Treemon": auf feiueu
Sal Tirben mir cine Webi3in empieblen,
nunentlia fir 3ints::. trenn mir nidt
miiEteu, baB fe gut 1T. Son DIRE.
BinslopS Syrup iSnnen mir iebc@ aus
@rfabruns ipre&en. SIN unferer eiaenen
6amilie bat &c ftd als Sesen err ieien,
neil er einem sinee, bas nit 2clit ses
peiaist MAJ, S&laf peri&ofte unb ben
&ttern &ube pdbrenb Der Na1t
Nderte. Die meiften Gitern werben bies
fen Sesen gu fdieen mi1en. Sier in
elm Nrtifei, Der fd bewdbrt unb bormlcs
1T, benn Der S&lut ben er benz Rinbe
p,riaaft. III natirlid unb Der fleine On.
gel erWa&t 70 better ME elm anosf."
Bdhrenb bes 3abnens 1T iein Grfolg ua.
iddsbar. Uir buben hiufis genus DOR
Wittern bic Geuberung sebSrt, baB fe
nidt obne ben Sprup iein mSssn bon Der
@eburt bes Sinbes an bic 5ur 8clen.
buns bes 3abnens. gertouft bon allen
Gpotbeisrn gu IS Gents bic Tlul&e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20
California metue.

Weinliebbaber finSen Elm grobes Xas
ger BON feinen California Meineu Bel
BERN s. s. WeDer ana Mlamo
Ylasa. 6err Meper iudt bic Weine
on Srt uno STEELE aus uf.b touft brett
aus benz 3eller Ter WeinstGter. Mls
gutem &euner geltugt es ibm ftets, bic
beften SOFTEN aus3uipdblen. CT fam
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einen
9ufen 9ropfen berfeben. Rptbs unb
WeiBweine in borsiigli9er Aualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20
@oItpn, ber 9lnfttpnatpr. on 5

8olton, Der N(nftinmator, an. Der
9oufonfraBens8r ide bat einen fd6n
aRortirteu 8orratb BON M6beln =
Maaren erter &taf1e ri ii raiionablen
Yreiien. Stible, getten nit SPRING
feber. Matraben. Yor3eqans, 8Ias. urb
Menerf9mieb Waareu uub fat 9lles
Mnoere. mas Sbr 3ur eomfortablen @us-
fattung Cures Saufes n6tbig babt. 81
nla@t fi6 Elm Bergntgeu 6aralls, feine
Waaren gu seigen unb Dreiie an3ugeben.
'Jeben Gam fl 9. 8ormittags 10
ubr finbet in ieinem Store elm Muts
ti0nsDerfau ftatt. 7,2,liw
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G.. S. MeaQer.

205 Wef. g. m merceFraBe.
bdlt elm 9roBes unb febr ~getpdbltes 2as
ger DON Sopeten, &outeaur,
Bilberrabmen unb 9eiten.
unb ferner nebeH 3ei9neusM ateriaIten
aller art. Garben unb Mnfrei.
der MateriaIien, Defenders
s. hammers fertig gemif@te
Jarben, bic beiten unb biuigften I'm
Marfte, bi, inter boiler @araiitie bets
tauFt perben. s inter- uns spies
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
i9lagenbe Nrtitet; pDrin 6err MsiiIer
0as gr6Bte 2ager I'M Weiien bes @taa.
tes bot. Nuftrdge aus benz 2arbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefihrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

Gluetuatiouen i'm Msartte fir @is
feawaareu fann Sober permeioeH, Der
feine Orbers bur9 pieper&5 duIs
b e ausfibren ldBt. Gabrifanteu re.
glltiren ihre Preiie mad benz Ron5unt.
piper 6 S9ultbeB baben fets einert
elormen Worratb bon Gen3brabt, Glen.
bleb II. /. 10. unb he notiren frlbere
rieorige preife, pen,n biefelben aud i'm
TIM Marfte fteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

9obt gu6 nidt tduf1en our6
nieoere preiie fir Wrbeit, tuel6e better
als irgenb eine in 3eras seliefert miro,
fonbern berfiigt gud mad Gala.
To p's pbotograpbil@em Mtelier, go.
413 Dts 0ouhon,S traBe, mo guh CUTE
uno sufrieoenfellenbe Nrbeit gu reeIem
Yreife a1rartlrt ptrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20
en- @rnhhritnnnien oiehi "a ne

Sa Grobbritannien giebt es ses
geatudrttg 1856 Neiten Yferbebabnen.
pom peren 232 2ofdIbeb6rben NIB 653
attiengefelf9aften geb6ren. 0as in
btefe unternebmuugeit geftsdte Gapitnl
iterfieigt S. MtDionen Dollars. Sie
Retneinnabmen fdmmilider pferbe'
babnen in Dem am 80. Suui 1887 ems
bigenben Sabre beliefen ft9 auf $685.
600 Dollars ober 5 prosert ober ni9t
iebr piel oils bic Der brei gbieasoer pfer.
bebabneu aIein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

M. s. Cutterftse & Go, 1876
Dit 9oultons5 traBc, plumbers, Sos
unb Steam 5 Jitters, baIten fi9 BEN
pablifum fir lae In DISQUALIFICATION
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb periprethen
prompte 8%eiorsung alIer Muftrdae.
9ronlel,dter, Sos Jirtures, Babeuane
men, Gioiets &c. tets on Dan6.
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Wu6leas arusra.galbe.

Die bette Saibs Der zSeIt fit Gduitfs
luetfdunseu, @sI&pire, Gisber. nab Saut.
MusfdIae, bit&ts, %geipruugene Sdnbe, 6roH.
beulen nub due 3outfranfSeitea; turtrt %.
msrrtcibeu cber seiue Besattuns. 86diae
Qualification ~aarantirt cher bas Sch p,rb
turiiderRattet. as Gents tie Sda&tsI Bel II
Drei5
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6abr~Y1a n.
Arauias Yab 8abu.

II B a B TT
goM San Intonio aa9 Corpus
@brlii. 6ouifou unb Sal
be1t0lt..::..--....11 ubi Wormgs.
Ton Sau GntoMiO mad 2srre
ulue "a ubr Mbenbs.
-Antunft-
IN San Ndtonio bon CORPUS
gbrifi, 6ouiton uub Sal
peitor. ubr 80 Min. Natm.
Sn San NniOnio bon Rerrs
bile .............10 uhr 0ormQs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

Mu6t Cure Befeaungen fir Sta
9elbrabt, statten Drabt, gifenblen.
Rupferbled unb 26tbe bel Yiper E.
S9uItbeB 249 Martet Ctr.
spart @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrieife Warttpreiie.
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Wanner,

- 1890 ~ ~ ~'FaTf ~1NsfHar ~ -
pel1e ibre boIe Mannesfraft unb glafisitdt
bes @eiftes bieber su erIansen wiinfden, erbaI.
ten unentgelt[i9 Musfunft iber Elm ne res
9eiIberfabreu, ipsIdeS iid Biz iebt in
iebem einaeInsm Sale s~ldnSeno hendbrf tat.
8eban6lans ebenln einfadJ m,e bilig. Seber
ieia eisener grst: 8um neba Mnipeifaua sur
psiIuns GRATIS. Mau a~frefire: Nrivate
Clinic s. Di6penfarb, rs O.. 6pus
fton Ctr, SfrD Wprf, u. o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

M SIR fpart Gel6, tpeur i9re Cure
9rudiadeu BEL Sobaon Bros.
anfertisen ldBt.
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Der eebsu il ieben Gbeab sur 8efds
tisuns essffnsti
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lautpfn aaer Art.

@ir gAb be aieinisen saenten fur bic Sc.
ributeiI Ro9saer 2dmpen, btrtn qiGt. cine
etadtftaB BEN 5 9eraen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-20

fHE CHARLES A. VoaEEgR CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
OPENING OF THE LANDTAG.
Imposing CeremOnial-The
Emperor's speech and the Replies.

rBy Angola American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, June 27.-The opening Of the
Laudtag to-day was accompanied by an I'M
posing ceremonial similar TO that when the
Reichdag met. The White Hall OF the old
olstle was again the scene Of the ceremonies.
The KING entered the hall followed by the
royal princes. The Queen aud princes oc-
cupicd dalS 10 the right Of the throne. The
members Of the two houses OF Landtag were
stationed opposite the throne, the members
OF the upper house on the right and those of
the lower house on the left side. As soon as
the King arrived the president OF the upper
house proposed cheers for him, and they
were gwen with enthusiasm. The King did
not remove his helmet while reading his
speech. The chief passages OF the address
were loudly appauded. When he had I'm
ished the King extended his hand to Bis
marck, who, bowling low, used 1t. After
bowling to the assembly the King LETT the
hall amid enthusiastic cheering.
The Emperor's speech is isyOrably COM
menied upon. Even the Liberals are unable
| TO find iaul, with IL.
II is stated that the Car sent a lengthy
letter to Emperor William expressing
thorough frlendshipior Germany and sorrow
/ for the loss sustained IN the death Of Empe-
ror Frederick 1t Is said that General Pape
will carry TO the Gar Emperor Williams re-
ply, written in Russian, in which the Empe-
ror promises 10 follow bis gTandiather's adj
vice respecting friendship for Russia.
The addresses OF the upper and lower
/ houses of the LandtaC in reply TO the speech
from the throne. otter expressions OF grief
At the death ot Emperor Frederick, consist
for The most part Of paraphrases Of Emperor
Williams speech. Gratitude is expressed for
the promises made by the Emperor, aud assu-
RANGES are given Of faithful and unflDching
support Of the Crown both In bright and in
gloomy DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28

Lemons Nesslaa, ss5caE.D per bon saa
sV orssssa' Jamaica. in barrels. tsss xsssins,
Sl5Osss.7s n boz; IN cases. t6bl
osocxkns. 80.
Bacon: ciesr-rib sides. 9As.; shouldsfs. ~:
yirg,a,s skoulders. g.: yirgiois hsDs. fAncy.
N1c: sugsr-cured. &c. buik-siaes es~'
bulk-sboniders.6ka7c -
Buckets: Painted. swo hoops, ti.G thres
Blooms: Two strings. fi.gS thfce strings
sl-7ssss foar strings. s. n IN,
Baskets: willow n.l6asi.O per nest sp'H
yCas6c per dozen. -.
Coffee: Rio. common, itHai5c.: fair " prim''
49, ai7c LAgaayrn. i6si7e. Java, ~ Az
Candies: Hdansntinc csn1iea, -. pef
so. iskc. per pound. hAlf-ooHes vc.i tan""'
nc.
cheese; Northern and western prime cutting
i2c good. i0&slic. pineapple. %; D..
Fsh: Herrngs-Sorth Carolina Fanny zoe,
hali-barrels 81, new; cut - %. gross. 81; Essrrp.
Asl Hackerei--No. Bay. IN barrels. W 10.
2. in barrels. yl7.sO: No. sfai Rimlncd Nactersi'
siA0. No 1. In kiis, tl.5o. Ma Z w kis, si-<|
lard: Primo barrels and Heroes SO; %
and 50 pound tin cans. 81. q.
gro~s sops. q. 7sAis: 5oo's. Ts,S.50 gros&
Molassos Common syrup-h0gsbcsds, ~;
aerces iSc.: barrels. i7c. Genuine go.ioa
syrup, 2;ss9c per gallon. New Orleans priins'
eoc-
Rico. Carolina, exc. oest
salt Liverpool. nom storo. tl.soagi.25 groanf
alum from store. 81 per sacS.
sugar Crushed. -. powdered. -. grsnn'
lated. &C.: A. 6sc.. oG A. osa6Ae.. yellow
5Aa8Ac: cutlosf. SIC.
soap: Common. Aa61c., best washing. IVA
shc; toilet iJa-0s aud fancy prices. coun-s'
AASd
Teas Black, 1aS,c. imperial, S5s7'c.; gun
powder S5A'Sc.
Tubs Cedar, s2a a nest pine, rtsas1 .
anseL
washboards Wooden. N.21 Elnc, t.Sa
si.7s
uiDEs. LsArHrR. &C.
Hides: Green. $50 wet-sstei. No. !. sHaSc.,
No. Z, 8aiNc.; dry-ssltci. SAL; DRY nint ia
i2c
Leather: Rough leather. e)A23s. cisy-anlsh
harness ess9c. country dnisb harness. "a
S6c. Hight u0per. city huish, CstSr. conntry
nuished upper. 5OstJc.; hemlo,k sole, i'a.t..
OAK .ole, .5)At>,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
THE RICHMOND DISQUALIFICATION. JUNE g. 1888

ghoulish work Of picking the flesh off
the skeleton. Instinctively put up my
hands Us if 10 shut out the sight, and,
taking hold OF my friends arm, we
quietly retraced our steps to the iron
gate through which we had made an en-
trance.
"Since that memorable visit to the
flowers OF Silence ] have often
asked myself whether my first feeling
of partial dread and disgust was not one
of sentiment rather than one of reason.
| am frank 10 say that the impression OF
repulsion has almost worn of, when re-
member that the birds only did quickly
what the worms do so slowly when re-
member that everything is done with
such care, tenderness, and reverence by
the clean, white-robed priests amid the
glorious garden of roses when | re-
member the saying OF my Parsee COM
panioR, that for the dead there can only
be e0uality."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
lPall Mall Gazette.


The other day Mr.. Nicoll, cattle-sales-
man, Coatbrdge. sold at his mart there
collie dog which had recently been
transferred from Forfar The collie was
bought by Coatbridge hesher and ship
ped from Glasgow to a friend at Buncrs-
ma, in the north of Ireland. The latter
duly acknowledged receipt of the dog,
but in day or two wired to Coat
bridge that the animal had disappear
ed. Soon after the dog entered the shop
OF the Coatbridge fesher who had dis
patched him, having crossed the Chan
mel again on one of the steamers. The
animal was, however, again sent to his
new master at Bnncrana, but he evil
IDENTITY had no taste for Irish soil. rs he
was in a day or two thereafter again
found at the hesher's in Coatbridge.
The remarkable thing is that the collie
should have twice boarded the right boat
at the crowded pier at Londonderry, and
shown greater partiality for Coatbridge
than even his old haDltation in the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
rheNotincation Committee.

IDY I0IcETII 70 Ino UI7VaIlII-I
WASHNGToN, june 41-The members OF
the Democratic National Committee and Of
The Noiiiying Committee went ont TO Grass
lands. the country home Of Secretary Whit
ncy. thi. evening and pleasant time was
spent in the enjoyment Of the Sccretary's
hospitality. At 6 O'Clock the Notification
Committee. several Of the National Commit
tee. Congressman wilkins Of OHIO, and a
few Others left the city in 4 special train
over the PENNSYLVANIA railroad for Colum.
bus 10 formally notify Judge Thurman OF
nj, nomination a. the Democratic candidate
for the vice presidency.
Chairman Barnum is hard ut work select
ing persons for service on the various COM
mittees to be appointed by him. but the list
will not be completed before tomorrow, II
then
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Richmond TOBACCO NABKRT.

We had good auction sales Of sun-cured again
to-day, but outside Of a lew well sold bright NH
ors Of West Virginia crop, We know VI only a few
embarrassing Transactions to-day. IL hasrained
hard here bali the day. and 1t Is believed that
rains have been general, and will greatly help
tho crop. Very gloomy letters have been re-
celyed from all parts u Virginia and North Caro-
lima and tho West on tho crop situation, aud yet
tho latest state that showers and rains have been
quite general. 10 that we are unable and IN
willing TO form any definite opinion Of tho out
look yet. These rains may produce a great
change even now for the better. Western mar
sets are strong in Burleys still, with good buy
ing. Upland markets Of Virginia and North
Carolina report light orders and rather weak
prices on the general breaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28


CLAIBORNE-Died. on the 9th OF June, AC-
RELIUS HERRISGfON, only son Of Thomas l.
and NJ. II. Claiborne. In his thirty-nrst year.
Funeral services 70 take place az Meade Me-
mortal church, Manchester, at 1870 o'clock THIS
Thursday) AFTERNOON Friends and &C
duaintances OF the family are requested 70 A.
tend.
GOODE-Died Wednesday, June q, 1888, at
$40 p. NJ, EDWIN WARROCk, infant son OF
James T. aud Rmma T. Goode aged I'VE months
and sixteen days -
Funeral THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 8
o'clock from residence SIS west Franklin street.
OETERS-Disd, June 18th, AT A. W., at the
residence OF hts parents, No. ~ south Cherry
street, CARL r., only son OF ID. and Annie
Oeters; sgad one year and twenty-one days.
The funeral took place from the above rest
denco Junc Nth att o'clock 2. NJ.
JOHNSON Died. at his residence, in Swans
boro, Chesterfield county, on the gth OF June, Al
230 A. ~. IN she sxty-nrst year Of his age, JOHN
NJ. JOHNSON.
Funeral will take place from 81 Peters Cattle
dral JUNE 2SfH at 10 O'Clock a. VI. Friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28

noon. An address was delivered BY Presi-
dent Clarence Knowles. OF Atlanta, and the
,ecretAry's report was read. Committees
were appointed on defective hues. insurance
on brick buildings in towns having no nre
department, revising the rates on tobacco,
aud on phosphates. A request from 20
lumbia. S. C.. for q reduction OF 10 per
cent. on mercantile risks on account OF
the new fre-alarm telegraph was granted
A request from Charleston for reduction
on phosphates was lard over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
Heayy Rai.-s,orw An Mobile.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

MOBILE, June 27.-A rnin-storm yesterday
aud last night, LISTING thirty-six hours, and
at times approaching a deluge. was the
heaviest rainfall ever recorded here. Du-
ring the time mentioned rain fell 70 the depth
OF ten inches aud seventy-eight hnDdredths.
The streets through the city were flooded,
and IN number Of busine.s-honses damages
occurred owing tolsaking roofs. The Dolly
Register Office, IN course OF construction, was
flooded from top to bottom. All the editors
and compositors were driven out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
RICHMOND MARKETS
JusE97, lssS

hAhA
JUsE97. 1884
COUNTRY PRoDUcA
R,f,tsy. Eqqs, Fouis. Ldrd, Corn Neal
Butter: Choice. family packed, I5c.; choice
store packed. l2al3c.; good 70 prime, iial2c;
poor % lair. lOallc.
Receipts very heavy and demand only fair.
Live Hens Choice FAT, DC. piece; old
cocks aud email hens, 22aZjc.
Chickens: choice. spring, large, 25aSlc.
other sizes. i0a20'.
Eggs: Fresh. l6c active.
IRrd Country. SIC. active.
Corn Neal: 55a6Oc. per pusnel for country 'Oc'
for city mills.
Yeg,tGbkL
Cabbage: Norfolk. 75c atl barrel.
Potatoes: irish. extra choice, new, re atl per
bushel. SA50atl per barrel.
OniOns s. per bushel.
tomatoes: 81 box.
Cree, and Dried Fruits.
Apples Green. choice. t3asl50 per barrel, fair
demand: good 10 nne, tsi5at3 per barrel
Peaches 50c.asl5O 8 DO1 a. 10 quality.
hisesllGnsons.
Boeswsx: 2Oc. per pound.
pleck-Oak BARK: Rossed- 81 per 2,24) pounds
black OAK and CHESTNUT rough, - per 3.Oe
Featnery Prime live go)sc sJassc; common.
Fla1seed: slasI.o5 per bushsl
Hay: No. / timothy, SIS. No. 2. SO n
81. mixed ClOfcI AuhObhJs tASoSAn
Iu.Orsr Brownstun. s2ias22 per ton, bran.
81 ase2 per tom shipssun. s2laS%9 per too
Beled Oats: 3ilaSiZ
Roots. Ginseng, 1l.71ati.O per pound, Sene
ca, free Of tops, 3ss40c. per pound.
Peanuts: ~ Ave; extra hand-plcked 5aoAc.
active, IS " quality.
Rye: 65a,Oc. per ousneL
snucks 55ao5c.
Baled straw: 42Hai5c-
TailOW: 44c. per pound.
Wool: Washed, 12c; unTashed, 24c. BURY
will bring from s " 81. per pound less NAN
Tie above rates.
CEMENT. LINE. PLAsTKR, a..
CemenE kosendsle, si.SJ per barrel James
Lime: Agricultural ssl0c per bushsi Rock
and. 81 l0ASl.l5 per barrel, according 70 guam.
ufy: Virginia. Iesi.OA
.. fa.!sF 3,. Imp 4 per '0a' sr'and' ST."
North Carolina Tar Large siEe,H coal tar.
fire Brick: per 1000. s4oss4s
PlAsGering usir: -. per pound
psuGs. DrssTuFFs. OIL, &C
Alconol: a. ssas2. 20 per gallon.
Concentrated Lyei ta-7CaJ2.2s per case OF four
! dozen.
Copperas lac.
Cochinesl: Soc. per pound
Extract q LOgwood: IKE; assorted, Ac-
Indigo: 7ba00c.
Nadder: l0ai2c-
Oils: Linseeed, s5c.; mschins, i5s15c.. sperm.
| 75c.aSi: whale. 4oc. straits. 2.sec-: LAbrs-
dor-cod oil. @0a3oc.: lard, 1Oc; sweet - poi
dozen best salad. $3.50: castor. $50 per gAi-
lon: Virginia Iabricatng. i5s4oc.: kerosene.
/ SIC. cash per gallon.
Race Ginger: y.
Spirits Turpenttne: 3ss40c
Soda Sal. ikazc.. In Kegs. bi carh sas
4e,
pRY GOODS
Prints Merrimsek. &C.; Merrimaek shirt
! lng. 5ke; South bridge. sse.; facinc. &C.;
Danncis. &c.: Aliens. a.; Manchester, O.;
Washington, tke.; Mallory PINK. 3Ac: Nal
,orv Purple. g.. simpson Mourning. ekc.;
simpson Gray. okc.; sinpson Black. "a; Har
mony. lSc.; Ashland Solid. Sc.
Bleached shirtings and Sheetings rs Sc
curity. &c.: rs jack Hornsr, Sc; rs Efvzrs
HsrriA &C.; "A FairmonL 5eSe.: ~ Pelham q
| o.; a. Randolph. &C.; - BARKER. sAa A.
Farewell, SIC: ~ waarsgAn, i0c.: ioA Penn
| broke 2Oc.; l0-4 Utica. Ac.
brown costons; Manchester ~ A. A., &C.,
Rockbridge X. H.. &C.; James kiveu. exc q. D.
tSc.: James River Il. H.. b.: James River u
yosxiaN vaurrs AND eAspL
| Candy: b. por pound ~ 70 quality
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-28
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. gsLrfMoRK AND kIca'
Mosp STOCK xxcHAEaEA
Grain, Providons, Cotton, robsssa. Tar-
pentins Rosin. Tai. and
Peanut Marketa
rBy telegraph to the DIspsnh.I

NEW YORK. Juno 27.--To-dsy's stock marker
prevented the usual lsck OF feature shown on
late and the total amount Of business done was
but 1900 shares The only distinctive features
Of the day were tho renessl OF the advance IN
Pullman and the movement IN Green Bay, which
advanced about point upon the completion OF
arrangements for building a line from Nipona
10 Omaha under the direction OF parties int
rested in Lsckawanna by which the latter viii
have through lno from New YORK to Omaha
The latter stock, however, failed TO respond 10
the news in any manner. There was little move
ment n prices during tho day, and the cioee was
dun but lrm, with flnal prices almost Invariably
small fractions highor "a compared with last
evenings figures Pullman. however. rose N
per cent
NEW YORK. Juno 27-AoorL-Stocks dull Money
easy at laI%. Exchange-Long, 451a; short,
4Ssa. Governments neglected.
EcentnG. Exchange dull and steady: long,
49,; short. iS9< Money easy AZ lsiS per
cent Sub-Tressury bal sDces-Coin, EiS, llSOO;
currency, 81 $4,000 Governments duh aud
urn; per cents, i2S; ~ perceats, lo'A. STATS
bonds dulL
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confederate soldiers Home I'm Mary.
land.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

by tbItBfdIh 70 NO UI9UaIVH+I
BALTIMORE, June 27.-PlkesYllle Arsenal
has been transferred into a Confederate sol
diers' Home. The formal opening OF the
bone took place to-day. The stand was
decorated With national colors and portraits
Of jefferson Davis, Robert L. Lee, and stone
wall Jackson. Addresses were made by
United states Senator'S Hampton OF South
Carolina, Vance oi North Carolina, Daniel
Of Virginia, Blackburn OF Kentucky, Beck
Of Kentucky, Vest Of Missouri, aud Hon. j..
Proctor Knott, OF kentucky. Judge George
William Brown presided.
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Dyspepsia


Makes many lives miserable, and often loads 20
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, arc caused by this very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
persia. Read tho following:
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
I would experience a faintness or tired, au-gone
feeling as though 1 had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
Of good. II gave me an appetite, and my food
rellshed and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. IL relieved me Of that faint, tired,
allgono feeling. Ihave felt 50 much better since
took Hoods S2rssparila, that I am happy to
recommend H." G. A PAGE, Watertown, hass.
y. b. Be sure 70 get only
Hoods SarSapaYilla
Sold by all druggists 81; SIX forsi. Prepared only
byC.I. HOOD CO., Apothecs dies, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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Fire at Fert Apache.

CBy telegraph 70 the Dispsich.l
HOIBROoK, A. T., June 21.-flre nj Fort
Apache Monday destroyed the entire guar.
termaster aud commissary supplies The
estimated loss TO the Government, including
the buildings, Is 100000.
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Distressing Marine Disaster.

NEwBURGH. \. Y, June 27.--At $50
O'Clock tonight the small steam pleasure.
Yacht Enid, owned by The Rose Brick CON-
Dqny, was struck by the steamer James w.
Bald win one mile north OF here. There
ware eight persons 10 the small boat, aud
two OF them-Mss Annie Miller and the
wlfe Of Benjamin b. Odcll, Jr.-were
drowned The rest were rescued by the
steamer and brought here. Three OF them
are deirous, but will recover.
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A Murderer Lyuchcd.


10y Telegraph W tho HiSPo'e"f'
SYRACUSE, KAN, June 81 Wallace Mitch
ell. the murderer, who was brought back
from Trinidad, Col, last night, was taken
irom the sheriff last night by armed men,
who led him 10 the spot where be committed
the butcheTy and banged blm.