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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-16
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Now York and eastern demand par buy
Inc; 80 per 81 900 premium selling New
Orleans, 50 discount buying; 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis
Vile. demand par buying $3.50 per $1,000
premium selling.
No session Of the stock call board was held
today. Local securities unchanged.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady. with sales Of 100 bales, New Orleans
closed easy with futures quiet and steady
old crop months Oft point new cropmonihs
M 1 point. At Liverpool the market is
ono,cd dull. prices generally in buyers
favor. Middlng uplands aud Orleans OF
i-l0d, with futures quiet and steady and OH
points Manchester Yarns quiet with a
very small business. Cloths dull and some
} what irregular. New York closed quiet with
futurcs very dull old crop months of
point; new crop months up point
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Cotton oertiil-
Gates opened quiet, points below yesterday
Trading however, remained very limited
there Is no disposition 10 sell short for fear
manipulation may advance the summer
months and the few deals which make up
the small total figures Of tho day the sales
arc mostly Of n scalpng nature Closing
prices show decline OF point against last
night"
IMPORTS.
Thirteen brls apples, ono SKIS bran, 20 pkg.
butter Ia pkgs bacon, S3 pkgs boots and
shoes, LOO bu corn, 20 pkg cheese COO brls
lime 2O5s SKIS cotton seed, 8 cars cotton
seed, 80 pkgs dry goods, so pSgs eggs, LOCI
brls -four. 40 bales hay, 81 pkgs hats %
nd cattle, 81 I'D horses aud mules, 100 pkg.
iard, $4,000 Il lumber. "a pkgs liquors, II
hrls meal, 100 hrls no lasscs 1000 bu oats
ia brls potatoes, ears pork sides
90 pkps rice 30 brls sugar. 2i0 pigs tobacco
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PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. Is relieved az once by taking
one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't forget this.
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IoSpoN, May IS, 4 p.m.-Consols closed
nt ~ $40 for money aud ~ $40 for the &C.
count The amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from the Rank Of England on balances 10.
day was $4,000.
PANS May i5.--Thrcc per cent rcntos 500,
SOC for the account
Rank CLEARiNos.
cnoAoo, H., May l5.-Clcarings were So
$4,000
NEw OmEass. la, May i5.--Cloar!ngs OF
the banks, 81, 30G,i 3i.
81. Lows, Mo-, NAV i5.-Clearings, s2.O59.
757. balances, sis5,263.
BosroS, Mass, Mayi6.-Clcarings, sll, $50.
ii5 balances, Si,7Ij,iE.
Nav Ycng, May i6.--Clcarings. sii0, 100 q.
100 balances. S,ijd52O.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May i5.---Cleahngs, g..
S0s 2J7 balances. t2s0U05.
PuiApTIrnA. Pa, May i5.--Cloarlngs,
o., 100, balances, 81, i05,Oi0.
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unn.i.nnd sincI.s.

The following list is corrected regularly
and may be regarded as the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Mann MnlnrnIn ln...n. ln.-u-

FlOur-Modcrate demand Prices firm.
No spring wheat S6It0s07sc No. red,
02Ic; No. 2 corn, 504c; No. oats, 35Hc;
No. Frye, 6iI9c; No. barley, Zoe
Mess pork per brl, $40; lard per 100 lbs,
ss.474ds.50; short ribs sides, loose, S7.65
dry saied shoulders, boxed, SG.OO@6. 25;
short clear sides, boxed, A.. ID@Sl5.
Rcceipts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, 1000
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 2il,OOO bui rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 81
600 bu; corn, 9l 900 bu; oats, JOS 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, ll,c0O bu.
ST. LOUIS, No, May 15.--Flour--Quiet and
firmly held. Wheat--0pcncd very weak
and broke down, then rallied aud declined
again, closing iIs@lssc lower, caused by the
longs attempts 10 realize, and more favor
able reports; No. red, CASH 0lh@0l Nc;
May, Ola closing at 0lhc bid; June, 92Cg
92Hc closing at 02c; July, s9l4@9OlGc, clos
Ing at soc; August, S0g90c. closing at soc;
December, 93h@0lIsc, closing nj 0jHc.
Corn-Weak and lower cash, 55@551Sc
May, 55c. closing al 5iJko bid: June, ONO
55Hc, closing at 5ikc; July, 5ja55Hc, clos
ing at 5ijsc; August, 55hc, nominal year,
43AMl3lsc.
Oats--Easy; lower cash, S5]59S7ci June,
Soc; July, 3i9ic.
Rye-Nothing doing Darley--Nominal.
Bun--Slc. Corn mcal--Higher; $50.
Hay unchanged; prime timothy, Sl3.5O@
400 prairie, S9O0Ml3.00.
Butter--Firm; creamery, 20g2ic; dairy,
isM22c. Eggs--llc.
Proyisious.--Strong. Pork ---sl5 Lard
$sO0as12iI. Dry salt meats (boXedt-.
shoulders, SGO0@6.l2lI; long clears, S7.G2Is =;
clear ribs, S7.75; short clears, SS.O09s.l2J9,
Bacon fboxed) ---Shoulden, $3.50; long
clears, SSi5@s.50; clear ribs, $50, short
clears, 1913
bu, corn. 5000 6ui oaisNSSo'o bui rye
Shipments---Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 5000
bu; corn Il, 600 bu; oats, GOO bu; rye, none
barley, none.
Afternoon Boari.--wheoi- Lower May,
0liSc bid June. 81 &c bid.-July. SsJsc: Au-
gust, ss9.c asked; December. g2Jsc asked
Corn.--Iower; May, 55isc. June, 5iIfc bid
July, 5iJkc asked. 0ats--Dul and easy
May, 3jIsc: June, SAKE asked: July, 81 &c.
KANSAS CRY, No. May i5.--Wheat---D
and weaker; No. 2, soft, sc bid. Corn
Stronger No. 2, May, 5iJkc bid; June, 81,
bid; July, b2Ilo bid. osss-.Nominal; SO
asked for No. 2.
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Groceries.

NEw YoRK. May l5.---Coffcc. Spot, fair Rio
steady, l51zc; options lower aud fairly ac-
tive; sales, ~, 80 bags; May, Sl3GOG
1866 June, sl295@i323; July, $i235n
1850 August, sil T5@il.Oo. September, sll.05
all -; October, si0.s0gi0iD; November,
lOTO@i0. 70; December, si0C5@i0.s0, Jan
uary, SlO.70diO.75; February, 1850; March,
slO.70,aiOT5; April, ti0.75Cgl0.s0. Sugar
Dull more or less and nominal fair refining
quiet 4kc; 06o test centrifugal, i5-i0eg
7Ifc molasses grades, 4diNc: refined, quiet
and unchanged. Molasscs-Dull; 60o test,
20c. Ricc-Steady.
NEw oRLEASs, Ia, May rs. - Coffee -
Strong and higher; Rio, l3h@l7kc. Rice
Steady, 4Is@5,fc. sugar-opcn kettle, strict
ly prime, bKc; fully fair TO prime, SIC;
ccnirifugals choice white, CSC; of white,
Gs6i0llc; choice yellow clarified, 5.0Og0.00
prime yellow clarified. SIC; OF yellow clari.
hed, 5kc; seconds, 4,k@5ifo. MolaSscs-
Open kettle. choice, S3935c strictly prime,
266t30c; centrfugals, strictly prime, 20d22c;
prime TO good prime, 20c.
CINCINNATI, o., May ---whisky.--Stcady;
sales, SOS barrels finished goods on basis oi
q. 90 Butter--Steady. Sugnr--Steady. Eggl
Steady, az i3c. Chcese---Scarcc aud firm.
CHICAGO, H., May i6.-on the Produce
exchange today the butter market was fairly
active and firm; creamery, D,sg25c; dairy,
| l7@2Sc. Eggs-Stcady, i2hdi3c.
| Havana, May i5.--Sugar- cen
| trifugals, % 10 $500, 2lJA@g7if.
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United ftAtcs Coupons a, ilu7............ 1914
United stale. Registered. q. ipQi.......... i1fs
tnliod riaigH Coupons. ~ .......,........ iuslt
United etntes NcrlftUud. 1907
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The srcs rnnrkci ofencd cute, and closed
sn>y: mIddlIns oNa 6Nss 2iSo bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

telephone Observation-Disclosures
rtaGe-LOcRI Option.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCOCK, July :, 1883.
The telephone line between OnancOck and
Tasley station is now fixed fact, and II is
almost certain that the line will be extended
10 AccOmack Courthouse. Colonel Benla-
min 4. Parker. Of Onanc0ck, and William
II. Parker, Esq, Of AccOmack Courthouse,
are the main stockholders, and II Is under
stood that Hon. T.. II. Bayly Browne will be
the solicitor OF The company. The erection
OF this line viii be great convenience TO
the people Of the TWO towns.
The Methodist PrOtestants laid the corner
stone Of new church at Hunting Creek on
THURSDAY. Addresses were delivered by
the president OF the Maryland Conference
aud the president OF the Western Maryland
College. The day was further enlivened bv
the strains Of the Pocomoke Brass Band and
a large Sunday-school parade from the
ucighboring village OF Leemont TO the site
OF the new church.
MFR. William A. Hatch, n well.known New
York commission merchant, was married
e,eral days ago TO Miss Mamie Glib. the
accomplished daughter OF Mr.. L. Il. &. Glib,
VINO resides in the northern part OF Accemack
near the Virginia and Maryland line. The
ceremony was performed IN the Episcopal
church at Stockton, nd, by Rev. Mr.. Bate,
after which the couple took the train for
tour through the northern States and Canada.
Judge Garrison, Of Accomack County
Court, has issued writ for an election TO be
held in Matomkin district on Saturday, Sep
tember Ist, TO decide whether the LEGAL
option law shall prevail any longer in that
district. The movement looking TO a similar
election In Lee district, In which Onancock
aud Accomack eourt-houses are situated,
seems TO have fallen through.
Mrs. Elizabeth Savage, an estimable lady
residing near Bell Haven, died Thursday;
aged sixty-nire years. Funeral services
were held over her remains In the Southern
Methodist church in Bell Haven yesterday.
The Irish potato crop on the Eastern Shore
Is turning out well and up to the present
time good prices have been realized. Pota-
toes grown in this section are large in size
and superior IN quality. William j. Ayres,
OF Accomack Courthouse, due from his
patch few days aye one potato weighing
seventeen ounces, aud Duffield Savage, OF
the same place, dug eleven potatoes from one
hill which weighed eight pounds. These
are not exceptional cases for Accomack and
Northampton. The sweet potato, however,
Is the staple product Of AccomacS. North
ampton raises mostly Irish potatoes, or round
potatoes, as they are more generally called
over here. For the past week Manager
Wallrldge has been shipping about 600 bar
Yels OF Irish potatoes from Hon. William l..
SCOTS Hollywood truck-farm at Cape Charles
City.
The cold weather last spring ruined the
fruit crop on the Eastern Shore OF Virginia.
There will be but few peaches and apples
and they OF inferior quality.
The supply OF houses in Onancock Is not
equal TO the constant demand for them.
KALLIks.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Poindexter q Donoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors

AUOuKVN - AHGS- y 80 ~ -'~.r,~
By Poindextcr q Dcnocn.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
Il SMALL FRAME DWELLING NEAR The
EXTENSION OF ST. JAMES STREET OK The
HILL BEYOND BACOS'S-QUARrkR BRANCH.
BY virtue OF the provisions OF certain trust
deed dated May q, 1851, and recorded IN we
clerks ONCE OF the County Court OF benrico,
Deadlock f21, page U. default having Desn
made IN the payment OF q certain note therein
described. and being requested By the pcne-
ficiary so 10 do. shall sell by auction. on 'ns
premises, ON
SATURDAY, JULY IA, 1888.
at6H O'Clock r. NJ, tho above-described Pro
PERTY, lying In Duyal's addition, beginning on
the north side OF street thirty-three feet vice,
AZ the dividing limo between Lots Nos. and y
and running on SAID line 1917 feet, ana thence
extending back northwardiy and In paralel
lines 1856 feet, being the eastern half OF Lot NO.
In Square No. 2S7, OF Duvsl's addition.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 20 pay expenses OF
sale aud note Of s75. with interest from May y.
1853: balance at six and twelve months. negotia-
bio notes 70 DO given for deferred payments,
with interest added, and secured by trust deed.
o. r. TURNER, Trustee.
PorypExrEK q DEsoos. Auctioneers. ~ 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Death from the Clouds.

A Scranton Pa.) special says: A fierce
storm of rain and ii ghtning swept over this
city to-day, killing two men and doing great
damage TO many buildings. When the storm
broke at 2:30 O'Clock brakeman named
William Armstrong was standing on the top
OF a Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western
freight.car near the iron company's works,
and close to the principal thoroughfares. The
lightning struck him and he was Killed IN
stantly.
Barney Reagan, teamster, hall mile
away from where Armstrong lost hls life,
was also killed about the same time. Reagan
was hurryiug with his team to the barn, aud
lust turned from The main street into an
allev when lie was struck dead. One OF his
two horses was killed at the same moment.
The foundations Of several new buildings
have been undermined by the food, and in
the Pine Brook portion OF the city two or
three families narrowly escaped with their
lives. The water at that point poured down
the hillside in q torrent, and sent powerful
cascade rushing down the slope OF the FAIR
lawn, where several miners were working.
The men ran for their lives at the first WARM
ing OF the food, having had an exciting eX-
uerience OF the same kind few years ago,
which resulted in some fatalities.
The storm did not last more than three
quarters OF an hour. But during Its con-
tInuance there was gOod'slzed river IN
every street In Scranton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

Lawyers n. n. Henry ana n. a. Iseufh
pass hot words at Russeii Court

Pass Hot words nj Hu>seu eouFI
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LEBASoS, Va. July Z, 1888.
The case OF the Commonwealth Us. Colbert
Music was closed on yesterday, and resulted
In hung jury--iour for acqnitial and eIgnt
for conviction. During the argument OF this
case some very hot words passed between
Major X. r. Henry, Of TszeweIl, and II. A.
Ronth. OF this place. Mr.. Routb Il the Com
monwealth's attorney fov this county. and IN
his closing speech 10 the jury be spoke OF
something that Major Henry had said In his
speech, and termed IL rs " fool falk." Major
Henry said THANK you," and Routh said
You are welcome" Then Major Denry
said that Mr.. Roulh was giving them some
"d--n fool talk" and that he bad never
heard OF an attorney making use OF such
language shout apother's argument, ADD that
no gentleman would say such s thing, and
repeated this last remark the third time, and
then said TO Mr.. Routh that he did not In
tend 10 submit to II. Mr.. Routh replied that
he knew what he could Get II he wanted It.
Major Henry replied "Very WELL" and took
bis seat. Since the row In the courtroom
Msjor Henry called Mr.. Routh out. don't
know what the result OF II all will be.
The engineers OF the three C's railroad are
located here. Mr.. McDlnlel, who has charge
OF this work, says that the road is almost
certain 10 come by this place. for the reason
that this is the nearest, best, aud cheapest
route Dos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
WELLS
INVISIBLE
Y eIvet
Cream.

AMagic Com
plexion Beauti'
fer for Face,
Neck and Arms
Elegant for
dressing an d
whitening the
skin. Unrivaled
for Theaire,Re-
ceptions. Balls.
Parties, &c. I'm
equalled for
delicate trans
narent Whit
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Fire I'm Porkersburg.
[By telegraph 70 lhe Dispatch.l

PARKERsBuRG, w. VA, July 1.-TWO de-
structlye storms have visited this section
during the past two days. Rain, with thdn
der, lightning. and hail, and violent winds
swept tue territory within radius OF thirty
five miles. doing large amount OF damsge
A ride through the territory yesterday
showed bridges swept away. buildings un'
rooted, trees and fences down. and the crop;
in deplorable condition. This is be-
tween here and Athens, Ohio, and along
the Little Ksnawha and Ohio rivers.
Two fatalities are reported. John Thomson,
A farmer, wss instantly killed by lightning
Howard James attempted to ford swollen
stream at the accustomed place and was
washed down with the torrent. Last night
a second storm added 10 the destruction.
Houses were blown down, cellars flooded,
foundations undermined, and large amount
OF damage done. Several inches OF rain fell.
Roads were washed out and the telegraph.
lines Frustrated so that news OF the actual
damage outside is coming in slowly.
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VOEK.RIVER LINE WA IVES.
u POIsh
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY !.
The fayorita route % Baltimore. Tho steamer
on THIS Inc are mOials ~ DCauty, cicganre, ~
comfort Leave Richmond 5 ~ ani Il. ".
Rrriyo a. ba.umOre SD A. ", lesy9 BAT
more at l.. A.. arrive at klchmORd I'D al
lO:4O A. NJ.
fare Richmond 70 Baltimore firstclas',l
second class. $50.
Tho YorS-Riycr Line affords superior aiYAp
tages 10 business men IA enabling them %
leave Richmond near tho close ~ no iaY
transactions anI arrive a. Baltimore early ust
m0ruiug after having enjoyed delight.
nieht'syest free from no dlag ani noise u a..
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Ioave Richmond dWenly-thlEd
Street depOe .......s..stt. ssssst.. y y r"
Arrive hlchmond trwenIy-thri
Street dep0N Observation-Disclosures. i'ilof' ~
Daily. fDsiy except sunday.
Depot and tlcket-olico; t0Oi virginia '.fr'.
Uptown onico' Corner Tenth ani ssin '-r'eA
JAS. J.. TAI LOA
General Passelger Ass4-
=. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agrr-
HirlmUuI -
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day. -,
ByJ Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estato Ageats and AuctlonserA
llf3 Main street.

Auction sALEs-rhis Day. -,
By ). Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Ageats and AuctionssrA
lii3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" GRANITE FRONT
THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING.
No. 1877 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
WITH VACANT LOT IN REAR.
Phillips & Richmond sn Sssac' Tune Ssu Is
Antlloiti ct ala 1873.
By virtue Of tho above decree, entered on the
above date. the undersigned, spcciai commits
sloners therein appointed, will sell on the
premises, on
TUESDAY july 10. 1883.
at p. NJ, the property above, described IN said
ground with all improvements thereon in tho
city Of Richmond. one Of said lots fronting on
south side Of Franklin street between RI,
teenth and Seventeenth. In said city. ~ leet
inch, moro or less, running southwsrdly 90
feet. more or loss The other LOT. In tho
rear OF the one frs: described, fronts on
an alley running through from Fifteentn 70
Observation-Disclosures between Main and tranknn
streets, and runs back towards Franklin street 10
rear line OF the lot FIRST described. said isstde-
scribed lot has a front on said alley OF As feet.
more or less, by 20 feet on is west line py %
sig feet on its east line.D
The property Is Ia first-ciass order and occu-
pied by n good tenant at paying rate.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In equal IN
staiments at six and twelve months respectively,
the purchaser giving his notes for such deferred
payments, bearing legal interest from GATE OF
SALE payable TO the order OF said commissioners,
and title retained until tho entire purchase
money be paid aud conveyance be directed oy
the Court JOHN PICKRELL,
w. C. PRESTON,
A. W. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioners
J. THOMSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers.
T0RPTE's ADMINISTRATORS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
AsTrLorTI AND AIS, DEfEsDANTs-lS THIS
CBAscERY COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I. Benjamin H. Berry, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioners by the decree in said cause OF june
90 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF June,
1889. - v-.,x~
% III.
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ADDOiuttne ntS.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspatcn-J
WASHINGTON, july 9.-The President To-
day nominated Thomas G. Lacy, OF the E!i-
gineer corps, to be brigadler.general and
chief Of engineers; William G. Weaver post
master at Front Royal, Va, and James III.
Rodeffer postmaster at Woodstock, Va;
John w. Judd, of Tennessee, TO be Asso-
ciate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Utah
Territory, and large number OF cadets to
lieutenants in the army, and other appoint
ments and promotions in the army and reye-
nue-marne service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10

J. Huudley, 0epe.l John A. GillsFR. 2:
Brfdssorth, J. b. Wilson. John wingo, and
DIR. w, J, Cheatham were appointed TO re-
quest the Board OF Supervisors Of Amelia TO
appropriate $500 to aid the county In making
display at the Richmond Exposition.
am glad TO say The board unanimously voted
10 make the appropriation. aud hope every
county IN the State will make an spprorria.
ton for the same purpose. TRAVELLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
U,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES y. CLARK, PREsIDKSr.
BRADSTREET'S RICHMOND OEFIOA
NO. ll0s EAST MAIN SrREEr.
Telephone No.i3i
s.H. Witty, superintendent.

Tho Richmond ONCE nas moro than Kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment OF tho territory tributary TO II II offers 10
advantages OF systom tho superiority OF WHEN
- recognized In every tra1o centre Of the eiyii.
ized world. That II Is IN special sense proparcd
tested BY the fncs that it has now larger nusukS
9ssbssrtbsrs Maa aas etAsr msseant,lt sasNsK
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HAM PrON.
Drowned while Bathing-Centinued.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
JULY 0, 1855.
A negro boy, Charles III. Brooks by name,
was drowned while bathing In New-Bridge
creek on yesterday. IL appears that be was
pushed beyond his depth by some OF the
boys with whom he was bathizg IN order
that he might learn TO swim. Then the boys
became frightened when he went down aud
left bin 10 hts fate.
The Episcopal Sunday school goes TO vlr-
grnis Beach on Wednesday instead Of Tues
day.
Mr.. John NJ. Willis, Of the Monitor.
visited Richmond to-day.
The trial Of Anderson for shooting Todd
at Newport News has been continued TO the
August tern OF the Warwick County Court
owing 10 the sickness OF Anderson. Todd Is
out, and has nearly entirely recovered.
PAIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
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BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A BRICK
IA DWELLING AND SMALL FRAME STORE
on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY -SESENIh
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STkEETS.-At
the request OF the owner, who Is a nonresident,
we shall offer for sale at public auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, july II, 1888,
ut 6 O'Clock p. NJ, the above described PROPER
TY. The house contains six rooms ana Ia now
rented 20 a good tenant The lot fronts 10 feet
on the east side OF Twenty-seyenth street and
runs back good depth.
With n small amount expended in repairs this
property could be made 70 pay well as an Invest
Inent or would make a comfortable home for a
small family. IL Ia in a good neighb hood and
convenient 20 the Electric street-Car Line.
TgRNs: At sale. SUTTON a. CO.,
ty6 Auctionesrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-10
Delegates TO a Congregational Con
yrufioB.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, VA, July 9.-Last Saturday The
Democracy OF Pittsylyania county met al
their different precincts and elected delegates
10 the Martinsyille Convention, which meets
on the 18th instant to nominate candidate
for Congress for this (tbe Fifth district.