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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

immediate consideration, but q demand Tor
the reeuhr order made BY Mr.. Rich,rd.on,
OF North Caroina. operated IS an ovlecuop,
and the bill was permitted 70 refnnln on tue
Speakers table FOR The present.
The Goor was tbon accorded 10 Tue Com-
mittce on Printing.
Bills were passed for the printing OF a
great number Of public documents, among
them 1900 copies OF the report OF the CHER
OF the Bureau Of statistics 90 The subject OF
wool and w00llens 90. 900 copies OF the spe-
cal report OF the Agricultural Department
on insects Affecting the oranges; 10, 900 copies
and 100, 900 copies OF the comparative com
pilation OF the existing tariff law With the
amendment proposed By the Mills bill.
The House then proceeded 10 the furher
consideration Of the bin providing Tor The
erection OF post.onice buildings; but the
morning hour expired without action being
rezched.
On motion OF Mr.. Rowland, Of North
Carolina, The Senate bin was passed Tor The
erection Of a public building st Charlotte,
y. C.. With IN amendment reducing the cost
from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Bouse then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the general appropriation
bills, aud clssh instantly occurred between
the various bills on the calendar. The gen
eral deficiency bin was the Gfst resched, and
Nr. saycrs, OF Texas, objected TO request
made by SIR. Townsbeud, Of Illinois, that II
be LAID aside in the interest Of the army APP
preparation bill with the Senate amend
ments. This fac; was reported to the House,
which. after vain attempt 20 secure QUO
rum. directed the committee, by vote OF ~
to CT, TO consider the deficiency bill, and It
was accordingly taken IN.
The general debate on the bill was begun
by Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Washington Territory.
who made a speech in advocacy Of the sd
mission of That Territory rs State. This
started political discussion which took in
tie lsud.grant policy OF both political parties
and the more recent laud-iorieiture policy OF
the Administration, which lasted until 5
o'clock and did not recur to the pending
bill.
Ats o'clock the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

Fourteenth streets. Steamers Nos. 4 3. and
=. aud Hose Company Ne. and Hock-ands
Ladder Truck No. responded. The alarm
was caused BY the hreskiog out OF IRE IN
BInswanger & Cor cellar, OF No. ii27 east
Main STREET
The department got IA work and in about
fifteen minutes had extingulshcd the flames
and flooded tie cellar with water.
Mr.. Samuel Binswanger snd "A insurance
agent we're In the cellar At the time when tho
ere originated and attempted to stnmpit out,
only Masking u spread.
The fire went over the cellar rapidly, and
but TOR the prompt arrival OF the Fire De
partmcnt would have soon been over the
building.
The loss could not be oscertained, ~ the
fire only followed the one OF last saturday,
burning over that which had already ocen
partially burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
RniIea for TRIAL.

10y tsIegfapl 10 IA5 DI'D8NH.I
CHICAGO, July 2S.-The cases OF Chairmen
Hoge and Murphy, charged with being I'M
plic9ted In the Burlington dynamite con-
spiracy, were called IN court this morning.
Tho prisoners we're represented by Judge
Bsrnum, who stated that bis clients would
waive examination and asked that the bail
formerly given be allowed to stand for their
appearance. In the absence OF auy opposi-
ton from the prosecution this was done.
The iniormers, Kelly and .tcGilvary (iIoge's
clerks. followed suit, waving examination
and being held on their former bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Rev. Er. blair Acquitted.


CHRIsTIAXsBURG, VA. July 2S.-Montgom-
cry Presbytery adjourned al 1910 to-day.
Last evening At $50 the court convened in
secret session 10 confer. Each member
must, by the Book, upon the call OF his
name, rise, state how bis vote will be cast,
aud give his reasons therefor. All counsel
and the defendant are excluded during this
proceeding. The doors were Te0pened II
1918. After order wasrestoTed the clerk pro-
cccded TO read the finding OF the court The
vote stood eleven TO eleven hs TO sustaining
the leading charges In the Indictment. The
Book Of Church order saws that majority
must be had Ia order to sustain charges Ia
judicial trial. Failing to obtain a majority
the charges fell and Mr.. Blair was acquitted.
Mr.. Charles X. willis, OF Richmond, secre-
tnry Of The Virginia state Insurance Com
pany. with bis family is tue guest of Mrs.
DR.. Baird for the summer.
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MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

Nrw Yoxx. July es.--cottoa steady: ssles.
ISIS bales; upiands. lie: Oriesns. fl,sc. net
receipt, LIS baies: sxports-to Sreas Britain,
7eo bales; 10 the Continent, 1889 bAlesi sfocx,
ls5, if5 Dsles. Southern 1oar more actise sad
etea1y. WBstt-Sp0s Lasc. better. closing
arm options ruled strong all dsy. VITA conzl1-
eraD.s covering; 10. rod, JAY, siAssetc.,
closing q; 9zsr August bi,4a5zAc., closing ~
glg<c. Corn--Sp0t quiet bgth held ARMY: options
Irregular sos closing arfn; No. :, August tia
eshc., closing q, Ac.; sepisneer. Jta3{;.
clesing al sc. Oa.S-0ptlcls . tttto higher p4t
quiet: cash steady rad qsiet: No. 2. August,
e0Hc.. elosing nt 3s4c-; ssptsmber. 3kA9Ec.
clossug IS e941 naked western, 4Atcs Hops
steady; At.te. axe. California, sslse Coffee
Spot fair Mo dull and nomsHAl At &if-to. options
opened weak but closed stsadier: Ne nc nj
auosad; July, $ii.A; August y1doo4<lo.t5.;
septsnbsr. $40. sugar duh and unchanged;
rofnst dull AoiAzsoz dun and nousinsi Rice
quiet aud sseady. Fsuoisam arm: crudo IN
tsrress. sHeaa<c.; renned, Ike Of al psrt<
Cotlon-seed of quetsd ~ dye. for crude, 4de
axe. for refined. 1slow nrn ~ eve. Ho4iyf
quiet a. sl.oseSi.la fvsziots quiet ana etosdy;
Nerfolk .nas). u.sot<i-75: southern, t1a11M
Turpentfne sseady 81 354c HIDES et6acs sn1
quiet Wsol rrrn and quiet Pork yexy strong
and In moe erat~ tensaf: fze6s, 1llHao1l. ~ log
ola. ti5<$;a 20 for new. Beet DUH bsef kAzns
Qszist g'ferced b1sf dufl cuf-moals I'm ~
quiet tiddles duh Lard sligazir blehaf ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Broke Her Arm Getting or an Eiec-
erfe Car.

Mrs. Johnson. VINO lives at 716 west Cary
street, while alixhting from Gu electric car
lest night about $50 O'Clock al the corner OF
cary ard Reservoir streets, fell and broke
her arm. She WIS c-rned into the drug.
store Of M. }. Y. Ramos sud made as com.
Portable as possible until physician arrived.
Then she was taken home and the dislocated
limb was set. When the accident occurred
the car had stopped at a turnout and Mrs.
johnson thought II had stopped for her 10
get of. Just as she was alighting the car
started in motion again and the conductor
did not see that she was endeayoring 10
aligbt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
A Prettv sssrn,nn.

Especial teieErstn 20 me Dispatca.l
FOgr M0NRog, VA, July 2S.-One OF the
prettiest germans OF the season IL now in
progress st the IIygeia Hotel, in which about
fifty couples are participating. Lieutenant
II. n. Lemly, Third artillery, leads, and Is
introducing some new and beautiful figures.
The bellies Of the evening are Miss Smooi, OF
Alexandria; aiiss Dosiick, OF Atlanta; Miss
DOYLE, OF Columbus, saEd Miss Stanley. OF
Cincinnati. Among the Richmond gentle
men present are General Charles J. Auder-
son, Mr.. Scott Cafrlngton, Mr.. Warner
Moore, w. III. Allison. and Z. Lee Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
FINANCIAL.
FEW Yonx. ssEfrweax Am Srcz.
nonD sTosx SxCxkxogG
Grain, Provisions. Cotton. rssassa Tar
pcntins. Easin, rss ana
Paasrt KsrkstA

Ngw Yoax. Jnly es.-The stock market vas
quite dun bus decidedly weak today. and prices
arc tsasi.enaily lover tonight Trader. az
usual, sold TIE ltst Tor rcectiOn, AMI though IL
tie progress wac made during Inc lfsthour melr
opefaiions became more extensive Later de-
cided impression was made upon values. The
figures 10 TIE morning we're made on ccnces-
sions az from y 10 ecr cent. from lskt nixh.s
closing prices. and faEther declines OF small
fractions followed. Richmond Terminal wss
the only exception 20 the general list displaying
considerable strengih. In.ouae dulacss and
Observation-Disclosures tnis movement. but after III
O'Clock Northwestern and Michigan Central Was
made special objects Of stt8eg, end under heavy
seiiing prices yielded freely all over mo list
The market lack.d support NJ every point and
the close was quiet md weak NJ the loeeft prices
Of he day. Declines are generally uactione.
bus Michigan Central i1st and Norihwceten
IL. SAILS agers g7gsd 76.GOeshhres.
NEW IoRs, july as--Aocn.--siocss DUN and
weaker. Money easy stisiN. Hxchanse Long
f@s; short. tsSh. Governments dul @aa
steady.
Besaing. --Exchpngs dun ard steady Money
easy at lalN per cent sab-TressRry balances
Coin, tisSi5l 90: currency Ne.S2.op. Gov
srnmenis dali aud II. aiy; 4 per centS Ma;
tS per cents, 1915. State bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

IDy teIegfaph 20 mo DlspaIcl.I
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-To.day while
the cargo was being discharged from the
Cromwell Line steamer KnicKerbOcker =
cylinder OF compressed ammonia exploded
With great force. Thomas J. Russell, ste
yedore, was fatally injured, aud has since
died. Another man. Willism S0niat. and
three colored men-E. Bowers, Gabriel
Banks, and Gabe Johnson were Injured, the
latter It is believed fatally. The explosion
is attributed TO the extreme beat Of the sun.
A piece OF the iron cylinder was thrown 800
T.ef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Rnns,sfnfeunnt.
nv telegram TO Tho Dispatch.

lBy telnBIEpu 70 ih9 DiaPdtCn'I
WASHINGTON, july 2S.-The following
statement in regard 10 the purchase Of
United States bonds under the circular q
Aoril II, 1883, was prepared OF the Treasury
Department: Amount purchased OF per
cents, S1s,735, 500; amount pur aased OF n
Der cents, 1894, $50. Total, S2T ,oTT, 800.
Cost OF per cents, s23,79i, G00.5S; cost Of
~ per cents, g., go, 67S.45. Total, S33,42S,.
go 03.
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The bond offerings
to,day were $4,000. Accepted, $4,000
Al's az I07 2.5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

The chairman Of the Music Committee an
lounees The coacerts for this week as FOL.
lows: Monday, $50 y. M., Libby Hill;
"Wednesday, +. 81, Capitol square; SAT-
hIday, n. NJ, Reservoir fare. The pro-
Rfamme tomorrow night viii be-: 1. March
lNatiousl Fcncibles q. T.. Sousa). 2. over.
lturc, Nebucodonosor (VerdD. 2. Sehoiilscb
ar. Mosesl 4. CoTnet solo, Unique Polka,
lO. Voelkes,) Mr.. George voclker. 0. Musi.
cal Reeolleclions &c. Curtb). G. a, Serenade,
frin'l.l duo for flute aud trombone, uessrs.
WAGNER and Kqui; D, Pizzicato Polka
fStrrnss) :. wsllz, "Les Pstlneurs," OF.
W sldtenielA 8. march. Grand Canton sss-
sscus No. i, "a. stFeit) Felix iardella, bsnd-
maSier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Large CONTRACTS for Creosotins Ma
cafaefs.

Mr. William Il. Trigg. president Of the
Richmond Locomotive and Eachlue- Works.
received a Telegram last night from Mr. vii.
liam Simpkr. superintendent OF the works
who Is IN Washington. saying that he had
$4,000 sud s09 90 worth OF creosoting ma.
chinery 10 be iAgcn 10 Seattle, Washington
Territory. This concern Is now negotiating
with several other parties who desire ma
chiueTy Of a similar character. end as they
have unexcelei facilities for such work and
have won such a high reputation on what has
been made here, they will doubtless be able
10 compete successfully for The contracts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Death or Vaudeville.

fBy Anslo-Amertcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, July 2S.-Tbe Jury Of hitehels-
town vhich was investigating the dtath OF
John Vaudeville to-day returned verdict
declaring that hrs death was caused by the
uDjusuhable treatment TO which be was sub
iccted while confined In Tuilamore prison.
The jury also condemned the practice OF
treating political prisoners the same as ordi-
nary criminals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
RcANOHE.
Dcstructive kiorm-Leg CrushOd.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
RoANoKE, VA, July 2S.-One Of the
heaviest rain and wlnd-storms experienced
for years visited this place this evening be-
tween a aDd . O'Clock. doing damage 70 the
following property: The Methodist church
now under construction 10 the amount OF
$500; the roliDg.min building, $500. A
valuable horse OF Davis & Woodson was
killed.
Freight Conductor Peck fell from bis train
near Rsdiord at Q o'clock this morning, the
wheels passing over mis- right leg below the
knec, crushing II IN a horrible manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Froeaman,s Eanh.

by telegraph % Tho Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON. July 2S.--The House Com
mItiee on Banking and Currency to-day
ordered favorable report on the Senate bin
TO reimburse the dcpositors Of the Freed
msa's Bank, With an amendment authorizing
the commissioner OF the institution 10 pay
the expenses incurred In settlement OF the
accounts OUT Of the fund Of Sl,0O0,0o0 appro-
priated by the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
samueis. Randall
fBy lelegraph o lhe Dlspateh.l

10y ttIctfdVh % tItV LI'VNReNI
PHILADELPHIA, July % Samuel J. RAN
DAN arrived at Wayne station shortly after
noon to-day and IS comfortably quartered IN
the house of his frierds Ia the country near
philadelphia. He bore the journey well,
aud bis condition is favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
LRwiessnesss 10 re stopped.

TOPEKA, KAN, July 2S.-Geyernor Martin
has decided that the lawlessness esgsged in
by the Stevens county people Ihust stop.
Accordingly he has directed Attorney Gene
rsl Bradford and General Meyers 10 proceed
there TO investigate the situation and report
to him as soon as possible. The Attorney
General left at noon, and win be joined by
General Meyers en- rCute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
presentation.

Mr.. John II. CAAppeli, who has been eon-
nected VITA the painting department OF Is.
IA. posebers Song carriage manu'sctorg Tor
twents-nlBe years, having accepted The lore
manship Of the painting department o. sne
Ricbmspd Locomotive and hacninc- " ofhs'
has severed his councillor Win we pst-
nsEed concern, and yesterday afternoon he
was presented with hsDdso'hs ro'e-
headed ebony esne--ths gin OF The snpioyes
sad empioysfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Two roxicsns Kt,,ed ny Cow boys.

IDy l5IeBTapH % In7 Dl5V1V-I-J
Tucson, ART, July ga constable and q
posse OF cowboys had fight IN the moun-
tains near Benson yesterday with three Next
eau h0rse-tnieyes belonging to baud which
has q rendezvous in the White Stone and 81
ezra Nevada mountains. Two OF the Mexi-
cans were killed and the other thieves es>
capped. One OF the dead nen has been iden-
titled as one Of the Sonora train-robDers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Compouna Lard.


WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jolly 49, Represents
tive Conrcr, al Iowa, from the Committee on
Agricultnre, to-day reported 10 the House
substitute for the Butternorrh bin "a regu-
late the manufacture Of compound lard,
already described IN these dispatches. In It's
report She conmiitee says the object OF the
bill b % compel The branding Of the COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
nxArHa.

DUNLOP.-I)isd. suddenly Of heart-cisease, -
his home. Ne all north kightn erect a. = 10 7.
M. satuYday. July 23th. JANIS n. LuSLOPs In
the foriy-fourth year u his age.
funeral nom 81. P4nls ehrrcn MONDAY
EYENlSG ss5 O'Clock Friends VI Tie ,Alnhy
are respectfully invited 70 attend
G00ISBY.--Diss. July aslh. II 61s r, -. -
TIE residence Of his parenta. NO iia fosssr
street. Manchester. THOMAS cAHrkh. infant
soa o. J. c. Aad ida J. Gooisby; assd sossn
Trs funeral w.il tske place sroa no houss =
$50 Tnis Sunday AFTERNOON. frieDdn q
the family are ress<etfaiiy Invited v sttenh
NAPIER. Died, IN Manchester. yaiy - -
THOMAS A. NAflEks aged tssrsy-nine
Funeral fsoa his residence, corner Kun en4
Twslfts strscu, ~ hAifpssi o'eiosx suSpAn
EvENl<0.
Pousrsbus papers please copy.
Gi.AUGHTga--Dieis - West Potnt ", o
Fr7fuy fnexnins, Jpiy =. 49, q l oe1oce. SAk1
q. elfo e Mana slaughter. Sf.s aod uN1Aor -
". d Poiisrt- ksq. ker only surviving e1nds "
tbs n,vsnfs ~ year Of Dor ege
sotu The icssd snss Shs have gone oemr&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
roHr % hcaHosD. JuLr IS, 1854


Steamer AIfei, Deyo, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. and passengers, l. .. Iatani,
Brig Monitor Cswsdish) OLSEN. Rio Grands do
Sui, 70 load lour.
Schooner ]. NJ. Fisnagan, Crockett, Georgetown,
light 70 lead coal kasL
schsener M. stewart. Harlow. Bangor, coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vessel, Curtis -
Parker.
schooner John w. Hall, Jr., Fleming. stam-
ford, bark, A. = Goodsa vessel, Curtis FAR
ker.
pig .iriJn, ]. n. Gordon. agent; vessel, Curih y
II7ker
schooaor John r. Fell. Iovclsnd. Newport
News, 20 anish Leading poplar wood fos rev
YORK. vessel, Curtis a Parker
schooner A. and ". Carlisle. Reyilie. Chester,
Pa. pasing e blocs, Wcstham Granite Company;
vessel. Cufds 4 Parker
Schooner a. IA. Biichsii, nitrhell. Portsmouth,
broken s,oae, kirfunond Granite Coapanyi vsss
eel, Curtis a Psrxer.
sehooasr George T. nsilock, Edmonds, Bs-
yonne, slaves. Chesapeake and OHIO fadways
yesseL Cnrtis a Parker.
Schooner W. ID. silton, Homer. Bermuda Hun
drsds, to ioad vood for New fork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

NEW YORK. July 2s-The weekly bank state
mcnt shows tho foiiosing change': neaerye.
increase, 48lhi7j; i0sns decrease, ffl,8N:
specie, decrease. 1882 20; legaltonders. in
crease. $3.50 iOc: deposits, decrease, s2,sOl,5O0;
circulation, decrease, 5000
The hanks nov hold SZ,SlO,E5 In excess OF iha
p nar cnnt rIIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Council In xo,nt se,,lon.

The Common Council and Board Of Alder
men will meet in joint session Tomorrow
afternoon at : o'clock 10 elect a member OF
the BOARD Of Police Commissioners from
Gay Ward nice Major Myers. who il now In
EurODe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

ny telegraph 70 mo Dispatch.i
NEW BEDFORD. MAsa., July 2S.--The third
week Of General Shendsn's soiouin At Non,
Quit Il nearly ended, and bis friends say
his gain snd improvement have been very
marked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
The Hastings Court Aajourn..

The Hastings Court was in session a short
while yesterday morning and adjourned
until the September term. Judge Atkins
signed the bill OF exceptions In the Abrams
CASE, and they were made part Of the
vagarH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Failure of a oessos-prohsr

BosTos, July 2S.--s. Packard Freeman, q
csiton-broksr at 20 Central street under the
name OF Freeman & Co., has failed. The
liabilities arc not given. His fsiherin-lsw,
DIR. w. g. Is. Field, Of Harrison squsre, IL
involved as endorser on the most OF Free
mans indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
Feebsy Flicker.

The incandsscent light was very feeble
and sickly last night between IL and IL
0 clock.
When It Is good II Il better than gas
when II is bad II is worse than { tallow.dip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

,granh 10 me Dispatch. /

rBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l
ESoxymLs, Tens. July y. Themss y.
Norwood, ,iean Of the faculty OF tue Uni.
ysrssly Of Tennessee. aisa su's LDs'h'nS ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
dRAIs AND CoTToE ExcHAvsx.
RICHMOND. July %. 1854
eyrEKIa6A

WHEAr.-7,C8s bushels.
Coks.--l40 bushels.
OATa-4.co0 bushels
RYE.--4 bushels
PEAs.--ls bushels
sLLxs ssP0srsD ~ gvGs<rGsy.
WHEAT--Longberry 576 bushels good az SIC. |;
fSg Dusheis fair &C sc. shortberry. 20 bushels
prime at &c.; 1899 bushels very good at Sc. 20
bushels very good ~ SIC: go bushels good 81
s3c 4l2 bushels good az s2o li5 Bushels fair
al sfc TOTAL sales wheat $50 bushels.
CORs.--White, 2sc bushels very GOOD on private
terfns; 10 bushels gcol aisle. 6ixed, 81 S'iabss
very good at dc. goiai salee corn. 80 bushels
kYR.--42 Bushels very good 81 1Sc.; - bushels
common ~ &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

yIner
coFFoS gEPo2s

We quote: Fine. g. 5Ost775: super1ns. sa75a
S. Is; extra, t15oss273; family. &iAsl.50; patent
family, country, tt15afaza
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

Yesterday morning ct few minutes be-
fore 0 o'ciock 40 sharon o. lire Yves turned ~
frem eox No. 81. a. the corner q Main and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
roKr OF NEWPORT NEWS yuLr is issa
W ,sisgrspa.i
ixRaysn

Steamship Raleigh with tsrges setn Law and
Governor Jscksca. Profidence. 70 load coax
steamship Guysnaoste, kslie5, Neg io<s, ana
sailed for HsE lork, merchandise.
Ssgamsr WyensEe. Bsze, hicnmoni, ana fsii-
Cd Tor New York. merchandise.
Schooner Lockout Craze, EroFitoness 70 ,osd
coal.
schooner sue WILLIAMS, Psarce. New York, 70
schocasr /. G.po,ssr. Potssr, sorfclh, 70 Load
coal
sltLxp.
Steamship India. DUNK arb. ccsied.
Schooner l. q. Potter. f0itsr. Boston, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

Senate bill for the erection OF public
building at Allentown. Pa, having bern
lad before tho House. Mr.. Scwden, OF fepe-
sslyanja. asked ununin,ous consent Tor liz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IKrnnrtad for the plspach.l

july ea-Narket continues auiot IS for the
last week or two. and moderate sales on private
terms ara made &c less than quotations. The
limited d0rDond Is HccOuntod Tor Dy the great
quantity OF fruit BOW in markot which prevents
the cOnsu mprion OF peanuts 10 very largo ek-
teat Prime. 3ka5kc: fancy, SC. common.
lKa2kc,: shensd. 2sesc.i spanish. ssc. factory
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-29

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-05-03

What is this nervous trouble" with which
so many seem now to be afflicted? If YOU
will remember few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively nknown-to-'!ay
it is as common as any word in the English
language, yet this word covers only the mean
ing of another word used by our f0rc-tathers
in times past. SO it is with nervous diseases
as they and Malaria are intended to cover
what our grandfathers called Biliousness, ami
all are caused by troubles that arise from =
diseased condition of the Liver which in per
forming its functions finding it cannot dispos;
of the bile through the ordinary channel is
compelled to pass it off through the system,
causing nervous troubles, Malaria. Bilious
Fever, etc. You who are suffering can well
appreciate cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. Its cures are marvellous.
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