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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Mr.. FULLER.
srs NOMINATION TO BIZ ACTED Oh
MONDAY.
Democrats Very rudigoaat-A Cold Meet
ing ahons's Mission in washinston--
Virginia Republican Klectors.
MON our negolar Correspondent

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. june 80 IT seems
probable that the Republican members OF
the Judiciary Committee have 40 last con-
cludCd 30 weld TO the demaud Of The people
and pres, without regard 10 paftv, Tor tSc
confirmation Of Mr. Fuller. Democratic
senators have been very indignant AZ the de-
lay, aud senator Vest some days ago DO
Carea that unless s report was made soon
D. ouid move 10 discharge The committee
from further consideration 81 Tie ease and
call up the nomination Tor ection IN The Sen
slo. senator Beck said today that no had
been informed by member 81 tie commit
Tee that the nomination would bc taken Gp
on Mcndsg 10y ihe ,mmiticc and voted upoa
and lint Mr. Fuicr would he esohFmed by
q meioriiy vote.
The Repgllcan ratification meeting here
last night was ayery tsWc aGHr. General
Hawley Ras sle only one % ;he senatorial
candidates wh1 could b. induced to put N
on appearance In fact be was the only re-
prCscpiaii,e y the Senate present, Sen
aicrial courtesy ought 10 have done better In
behalf Of the ex-senator who heads the
ticket.
MtIoSE's WORK.
General Malone has been here consulting
win the Republican leaders and endeayorin2
10 persuade t0em that The National Commit
tee should lgpOre the kicSeTs entifeiy and
recognize him aad hs state Committee ~ The
only representatives OF The Virgins Rcpub.
icaus in ihe coming campaign / met Re-
yrescDt9t.yts Bowen eo1J z. Brown coming
from the Capitol TO-DAY, and asked them
whether there would he two Republican
electoral tickets in The field They thought
not, and Mr. Brown suggested that
u the wings OF The 'arty could
not agree. thew would probably call
conventions throughout The various dis
ttlcis 10 nominate district electors. and
state convention, II necessary, 10 choose
electors NJ large. Nr. Bowen agreed IN this
view. They soemed 70 think that the Malone
Y,eltg could we'l afiOrd % submit the matter
iu tie Republican voters m the State. On
tbe other haud, The followers Of senator Rid
aiebcrgcr and In. Wise say that they will
claim a fair representation on the electoral
ticket. and " q H. not conceded them they
will PIT oft q ticket of their own ard sup
port ~ on eleCliOndsy.
The condition OF The appropriation bills Is
not VERY promising. Two urgen, deEcien-
cics, the pensions. the Indian, and the Mill
fagy Academy bills have become laws. In
conference are the District OF Columbia, the
lc. islatiye, The consular aud Giplomatc, the
posi- slice ADD the agricultural. The tortui'
cation and the general deficiency bills are
Vet i'm the House committees. The army,
the navy. the river and harb0r, snd The sum
dry ciyh bits, though passed the House,
D We not been acted on by the senate. IheY
should 90 Ia force 10 mOrrOw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
RICHMOND MARKETS
Jfyxg IN fg3l

1ASA%AbN0 A&A<@@~H'~
JUss 30, 1881
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
B,,t,sy. Rqgs Fouls, Lard. Corn Neal
Butter, Choice, family packed, i5o.: choice
store packed, I2ai5c.; good TO prime, iialsc.;
Roc.ipts very heavy and demand only fair.
Live Hens Choice. fat .5c. piece; old
Chickens: Choice. spring. large, %sSoc.;
other sizes. lCa2Or
Eggs: Fresh. i1c active.
Lard: Country. s4c. active
for city mills.
Cabbage: Norfolk, 7sc.sSl barrel
Potatoes: Irish. extra cnoice. new, 1sc.aSi per
bushel $l5CaA per barrel.
Onions 81 par bushol.
Tomatoes: 81 box.
Green and Dried Fruits.
Apples Green. choice, s3sts.50 per barrel. fair
demand: good " ffue, g.. 75as3 per barrel
Peaches; 50c.asl.50 a box As 10 quality.
Miscellaneous
Beesw1x: e0c per pound.
Black OAK Bark: kossed. tii per 3.xso pounds;
black oak ami chestnut rough. ss per 5000
pounds
Feathers Prime live goose. s5asscs common.
sc.
Fiaxseed: Siasl.o5 per bushsl.
Hay: No | timothy, as. No g. $40 .
az; mixed clover and timothy. tiSa5lt; clo-
MnLofiaI: Brownstun. saiasss per ton, bran.
sslasas por ton: snipssun. sslss0 per toa.
Roots: Ginseng, si.7sasi.@ per pound. ssas-
CO, free Of tops, sS440c. per pound
Peanuts: 2sss4c.; extra manipulated 6askc.
active. a. " quality
Rye: s6as0c. per pushel
SBucks. 36ao5e.
Bsled sraw; {2Aaf5c
Tsllow &C. per pound
Wool: Washed, azc: unwsshed- Nc BURY
will bring from 70 &c. pof 1eaad iess thsa
The apoye rates.
cExESr. LINZ PLASTER. a.
Cement: KossndAIs. si.U per narrcs james
Lime. Agricultural. sagoc. per bushsl Rock
and, ti.I0asl.i5 per bsrrei. according " Quaa'
s,z . wssinia sn s's'iS 3 Dsr .oa xr,ana $40
eaieiasd plaster. IL
Sorss Carolina Tar Largo sxe.h coal TAR.
Fire Brick: per 1000 saos3ts
Piaster1ag uair: T.. per poand
psrss. Dynrusrs. OIL. u.
A A "a ssasa. 40 Dor sallcu
copceausted Lye' &7sstSs' per cass Of four
dozen.
Coc6lnexi: soc per pound.
Kxtrscs ef Logsooa; isAc; assorted. LEA
Indigo; 75a20c-
Nader: i0SiecL
(nn, Linssesa, sSc.: machine. l5as5c. eperu.
sas,; sh. .Ss, ,, ssss;s,: $500: xss se &c
dosen bsss saiad. sas0, esssor. ei.so per ~.
lon. Virginia luhrics<tn& >sloc; teroeesA
e]$c cash PR gallon
spir;S Tsr,satin& SsaOs
sedE Sal. ikssa. m kegs y Cara ~
pss ooopG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

started for home. They bad not gone far
when 10 their utter surprise Bruin reysined
consciousness and jumped from the wagon
and made Oh. HochhoIzer pieket up Toe
gun. fred. and, as be thought, killed ihe
animal. Not so. however, for after again
loading the animal after going some distance
revived. Singular as NAV appear, Y had
risen to It's feet ard showed hght. The hunt
ers had never seen so much life In bear.
Bochholzer drew his knife and cut the ant
MAPS throat. Death then followed, and TIE
men succeeded in taking their game home IN
triumDh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
orto ,he sipcing FestivaF.

George Klein. acting president; &. l..
SiegeI, director; C. Ii. Phillips. j. a. Moll,
Nj. II, Richter, G.. Schaap. W. Herwig. E. A.
stumpf, Max Lindaer, NJ. Brief, Il. Brauer.
Charles Polndexter, q. 4. Lehman. L. Per-
rot, l.. Werner, II. schmidt, Z. Gasser, j.
Keppier, Il. Weuzel, Adolph Schulz, A..
Ponlig. Charles Duncker, j. +. Kohier, Jo-
seph Beckmsp, John Messefschmidt, John
Seibert. Joseph Kaufman. members OF the
Gesanryerein Virginia, left on the $50 train
last evening uia the Richmond, Frcdercks-
burg and Potomac railroad for Baltimore to
take part In the fifteenth National Singing
Festival, which commences in that city
Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
The Getfysbuss Reunion
fpv teleernph 20 the DlspAfeh.l

CprfysBuso. PA, june 3d. The great re-
union began today with the dedication OF
the Wisconsin aDd New Jersey memorials.
Governor Rusk, Senator spooner, and 6ene'
raj FsiEehi.d we're Tie Wisconsin ofasVts
npd Governor Green apd Genefsr james n.
DUFF tue New Jersey orators. 1osernof
Beaver, on hehalf Of the Commonwealth o.
Pennsylvania, accepted the custody Of the
nempfisIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Harrison Congratulations.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 3O.--A delegation
representing IL Marquette Cub OF Chicago
called on General Harrison this afternoon
and presented resolutions congratuiating him
on his success in securing the nomination
and pledging their earnest efforts toward
electing him President. In the evening a
body Of veteran soldiers OF the Union army,
not representing any particular organization,
called at the Generals residence to pay their
respects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

A gaeiue (wis.) ieiegrsm says: zschsr:
the faster, Is keeoing up bis Intention OF
beating The worlds record. lie has now
been forty>one days without food. lie re-
mans Ia b~d mot Of tue time now, sleeping
amefly. He Is quite thjn. and locks Nike
man Who has passed thxough severe spell
OF sickpess. Toe family stetc shsL he utIii
persists in refusing al ioed offered MIN. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
A Rem ARA able Affair.

10y ttItbidpH 70 ttIV I1I9P's1NI'I
NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-A 6reenyille
Miss says "A few DAYS ago MI. Stockner,
a merchant at Magma Visa, WAS made the
victim OF an Outrage as deliberate as remark
able. A negro, supposed TO be FROM Louisi-
ana, entered his store aud drew pistol upon
Stockner, who was alone, and called IN a
crowd of negroes. tie then jumped on the
counter aud auetioned OH stockner's stock
OF goods, delivered them TO The buyers,
pocketed the cash. and with his crowd de-
parted unchalienged and unframed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
The ereat F,res An sweden.

[By Aaglo-Amesican cable 10 the Dispatch.]
I.oxDOx. Jupe 80 The property DESTROYED
by the recent fires at sundsysle and Umea,
sweden, was valued at 100000 kroner.
Twelve thousand persons were rendered
homeless by the flames. King Oscars VISIT
ing the districts and Is engaged in relieving
The wants OF the sufferers Houses, forests,
and standing creps on farms In other dis
iricls were also burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Sheepshens-8ay Races.


NEW lOaE, June 30.-Flst rsce--three
quarters Of a mlie-floodtide won; Tenny
second, Winfield third. Tine, liz.
Second race one mile and lurlong-Au-
rela won: The Bourbon second, Brother
Ben third. fIme. Zoo.
Third race--o6e nile and a quarter = Race
land Won; George Oyster second, Tristan
thlrd. Time, 2:l2.
Fourth rsce--ope mile and balf-Leiogos
won; DunhoyDe sceosd, Hidalgo third.
Time, 1901.
Filth raee--ore nile anda tnrlone-LoDg
Kulgnl won; NsiHnt secoad, Clfnmound
third. Tune, i;154.
sixth race--seyen furlongs liousatonic
won; King Idlo secoad, Edeto lhird.
1ime LIS.
seventh receive miles (oD The TURF
Exile woa; Tenbooker secoad. Time,
8.yCl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
po,ice.cour, statistics

Duriog the past month toe Police Justice
disposed OF 40 criminal cases and tried 2vI
charges OF ordiuanee violations. On criIni-
mai charges % persons were sent on 10 the
Hastings Court for indictment by the grand
Jury; "a were convicted OF m,sdemeaucr,
and 80 were sent to iail Ia default OF surety
for their good behavior. Fines collected
City, sIsAi5; STATE. 5000; costs, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

One Pool and one Billiard Table, nearly
new. Ivory balls and all attachments COM
plete. Can be seen Mt W. j. ManniDg's,
Fourth aud Broad. They eos, 500, but can
be bought for much less. Apply TO
JULIES DINPoRD,
1902 east Main,
two doors below Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Base.rseII Yesterday.
fRY Telegraph 10 the Oispatch. |

Philadelphia:
Phlladelphias. ......2 l 1 l 90 2 %
Gostons .........0 o 0 0 0 o o 90
Base.nits-Ph ihdephias, s; Bostons, /.
Errors Pbladclpbias, /; BOstons, 3. Bat
terles-Runinton and Clements; Madden
and OliOuKe.
New York:
New Yorks. .........1 0 0 90 0 0 Ia
WasbIngtons. .....0 0 0 90 0 0 0 90
hits New Works, o; Wasbingtons,
:. Errors-New Yorks o; WsshiDgtons. 8.
Batieries-W elch and Ewing; whitney and
Mack.
Cincinnati;
Cincinuatis. .........1 0 | 0 l 0 0 o.
BlltIm0res, .........0 0 0 l o o 0 OIL
Ba.e.Aits- CincinDslis, . BaIdmores. A..
Errors-C inciunatis. 2; Baiimores. 9. Bat
teries-E. Smith and Keenon; j. Smith and
Fulmer.
Kansas CITY:
Kansas Ciy..........O 0 0 1 90 0 0 OIL
Athletics ..........1 0 0 0 0 2 OX-3
Base. hits-Kansss CITY, 4; Athletics, o.
Errors Kansas city, .; Athletics, .. Bal.
terles-Porer and Dooahue; Townsend and
weighing.
Afternoon camel
KuDsas City........1 0 90 o o. 2
AtlIeIifS " = Il " . 4 " Al
observation-disclosures CITY, 4; Athletics, II.
Errors Kansas CITY. 4; Athletics, 4. Bat
teries- TOole, Fogan, aud Daniels; Matti-
more and Guaningan.
indianapolis:
indianapolis. ......1 GO0f201 ?-13
Detroits.. 3 | 0 3 0 0 0 L 3
Basc.hits-l indianapolis, II; Detrots, 0.
Errors-I Indianapolis, @; DetrOits, s. Bate
Rovla aud MVQra. f,alypiu and Zen.
nett
81. Louis:
CI velands. ........0 O0O10O0 O. /
Ea,e-bls-St. Louis, s; Cleyelauds, 2.
Errors st Louis, 3; Clevclands, 2. Bate.
rics-- Deylin and Boyle; bakeleY and ZIm'
mer.
LouisvIlle--ten innings:
Louisyilles.. ..,OO020 5000 0 o. 2
Brooklyns. ....1 0 l 900 0 0 0 l. 3
8ase.hits--Lo uisylles, Z; Brooklyns. s.
Errors Louisvilles, D; Brookiyns, 0. Bat
tories Ewing and Vaughan; Csruthers aud
BushOng.
pittsburgh:
Piusburghs ........0 0 001 4 0 | %
Chicagos ...........1 90 20 0 0 "a
,sc-hits-- PIltsburgbs, 10; Chicagos. 6.
Errors ittSburghs, .; Cbicagos. 3 Bat
tcres- staIey and Miller; Vanhiitern aud
Darling.
MEMPHIS, Tenn June 30.-The Memphis
PLAYED her last game this afternoon win
Birmingham, which was lost to the locals
by score OF 10 !. Immediately after the
game each Individual member OF the club
was given mis- release by President Roster
aud the club formally dsbanded. Tue
effect OF this Will doubtless lead to the dis
solution OF the Southern League.
The Championship Records.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

tRy telegraph 10 the Disp

TFiy toIograph % tHo UI5patVH.I
WASHINGTON, June 3o.--tieBeral sheridan
was removed frcm hts residence about IL
0 clock this morning. He arrived at the
nayy.yard abont ~ O'Clock and was immedi-
atels taken on board the Swatara, which sailed
al f:l5 L. 81. for Fortress Monroe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEw YORK. June s0.--The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes, Reserve
decrease 1852 i15: loans, increase, f2iS3O0; spe-
Gle, decrease, <JJ2.S0: legal-tenders, decrease,
f220o: deposits. increase, $1.sS9,9O; cirrula-
ton. increase, $4,000.
Ths banks now hold sg7.0i7, 22.o in excess OF the
% per cant rule
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
ruanEr sHIr ylcronIA.
A Dsscripsien ss tae Latest Addition
90 highlands Navy.
lLondon fiplssl

The powerful t;irrei ship Victoria, so
named IN bohor OF her Msjestys lumiee,
completed Der aesai uiss Of tue more on
THURSDAY. The firsi rivet wss driven In Der
reel plate BY Lord Armstrong II Ekwick 10
June. 1885. and she was lsuachfd Oh the ON
Of Arril last year. la respect 10 the essen
this Of spsed, protection, and armament tho
Victoria Is witAsut competitor " W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
FINANCIAL
Nxw YopK BAErrHoRx ASp 1fca-
N0SD STOCK ExcEAaaHl
Grain. Psovssisus Cotton. vobsssa Tar
psnsins nosin. Tar sad
Pesnut MArkssG
rnr telegraph % ,ne pt.pas.h.I

Ngw YoKx, Juno A-utter stagnatlon marked
the dealings 10 tho stock market to-day, the
sales reaching but $1,000 shares There was no
special feature today 20 dealings. and trading
was entirely professional IA character. There
was an inclination 20 advance cnrly. bus prices
soon reactsd, and declines extending TO = per
ceat were established. Tho market closed dun,
leaving prices fractionally lower than last eve
ming, though few stocks show small advances
NEW i0hK, dune 3D. ooa.--Stccks duh Money
easy atg Exchsngc-Loug, 4,dh; short, sSss.
Governments neglected.
Bgcning. Exchange dun and stcady. Money
easy at 2 per cent SuD~Trcssury balances
Coin, tllo.ySi,0 200: currency 81 .siY0oc. Govern
ments dull ami steady: per cents, i2s's; ~ per
cents. l07h. State bends dgil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
GRaIE AND COTTON exchanges.
RICHMOND. June 30. 1888
OFFEKlsaS-

oFFERisos-
CoRg.-1.fs2 bushels
OArs.--i.U00 bushels
MILL OFRAL-aD t0nA.
SALES GgPogrsD TO szcsgrAsr
CoRs.-White. l06 bushels prime At CSC Mixed,
% bushels very good on private terms.
FLOUR.
We1Ios,: rla,. saDtJ.T5; supsrin,. sl7u
s3. IS; sssrl, BS)t5L;j; family siajLb pstsas
family coadtry, SL75a;5.21
COrfOS kGPoSc.
Market quiet A.
HIpDLTsG. CSC.
Low MlDDLiSG 9iSc.
GOOD ORDINARY. &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

held tomorrow nj . O'Clock 10 Reynolds's
Grove. Governor Gordon, Of Georgia. will
be IN attendance. He commanded brigade
in Eselrs corps during this battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
Biair's Nine win.

The match game OF base ball played at Boz
schen's Park yesterday afternoon between
Blsir's niae and the Virginia Bfghts was
witnessed by the largest crowd that las been
on the grounds this season. When the con-
test opened Kahn and Leitwich constituted
the Rrights' battery. and Palmer and Luck
dlled similar positions Tor Blsir's nine. Up
10 The sixth inning the outlook was fayora-
bic for the Brights, but here the tables were
torned. BY bard hitting, assisted by two or
three errors ON the part OF the Brights,
Blair's boys piled MP nIDe runs. After this
West and Sydnor formed the Brighrs bat
tery, and after this their opponents we're
held down to two hits. The game resulted
IN a victory for DIair's nine by the following
score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEw YORK.. Juno G.-Cott0n quiet; saies, IFS
baiss: uplsuds, 10 3iic. 0rieauA 10 ,lec; no,
receipts at ali poris today, LOS balea; ek-
ports-to Great britsin. 1881 oelcsi ttoik. Ni'-
in baleg Southern Hour ssesdy. Whea.-Sp0t
moderately active, closing steady, options iair-
~ aciiye: No. : rcd. Jaly, &aeJk0: August
~, as7i W. Corn-Spot duh aud weak, epcculs-
ton moderately active. closing va - lower af'd
weak: No 2 Jh asic : July Nv a5ltc. Oats
SPOT iull and unchanged; futures Dun. closing
weak at q decline 81 'sshc.; No ?, jay, AtA
S5c August, 81 - a5lke Coffee nominal a. 10
fcr sdr: options moderately active: July. sil.g0a
tILt0; August, $40 20ati03A sugar steady. Mo-
laAses staaly. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum. nrmcy; crude Ia barrels. 0babt; re-
fued, 7tik Rt three ports. Cotton-seed oil quiot
and unchanged Tall0w dull; prime city quoted
at &C.. hoein duh AZ fi.iJNi.iA furpentine
dun at 3jNc. Wool quiet. Pork dun ami I'M
changed. Beef dun and unchanged. Aiidlos
nominal. fard-Spot dun and lower. closing
weaK western steam, sS.i5, closing AZ sa4yise
s. q; july, t53iuiS3N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
phe Championship records.

The following is the standing OF the
League and Association clubs in the cham
pionshp races. including yesterdays games !:
NATIONAL IRAIUE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

CHICAGO, Juno 90.-Cash quotations wore ~ fol-
lows: Flour quiet ana steady. No slring
wheat. 7SAa ;silc; No. red, ,9kc. No 2
corn, 47hc. No. , oats, s0kc. Mes--pors. fi8,e.
Lard, $3.50. short RIBS. f53S: shoulders, tCa
as %: short-clear 81. a6afl Whiskey, slal
Leading futures ranged ~ follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
roy SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner OF Main and sixth streetsl.-Rey. w. W.
LAHDRUx, d. d., pastor. will preach at ii A M.
No evening service till further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01
RICHMOND sroCX EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. June 20. 1854
SALEs.-FiRsr BOARD.-i0 shares Petersburg
abroad stock at 60; 10 DO. at 60.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
THuRsDAY. ~ 81. 1ssa

- &c riErt TILE. Interest azd claim 81 4
s..ss.sr - Dr. and o tEe slIias if- is-iis r7
~ ! i1e 1rdiTiie7 oue-ssh rs-- - a .-,..
:. - -----le ~ Af-sils1l TourIstif if, -slrfe-gs
tteti4- "a 1l-ral-e-i Ia tie psln@' ~ f5sl.s
is- - $3.50 - fs more ar ia-s s5i, rif,s-
T.7-l- = = este and lau|i 81 A j FioiIl.fsr
- - llaliF ssi gle-isla rsl-- II 4 r-,es -
l-ir -u iiai-1-l I9sgu usifirs -r.rr.
- t..-If. "a -zrrauiei IL fhe ussue ~
80 ~ hi.-i 1iaiull. 80 acres ,.5srs = -
1alstiiillz l1.ls Hz-ra1rssl IL fae rsssa - s.5l
- t.,-,-, A-ri hssi 4s1 and q A ! Rosssisr- -
lA-en = e1erltign zs the r-x,perrv ~ " A
7aI.l-vf. a. i1e sax r Ncah -esitl =
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09

While leaning over The show case IN one
4 u osr F'riHcipai ErnoeTies The esi,er szy max
Z IN a selaction q = nill I.ynci4burg .olies.
Z a dry lissle hand holding Erenny bctween
j. fneer- waS exienieI up tie sslr of the
. glass % the gTs-eer and ! hzbyish voice Zip
/ u oa7, Please give me cigarsste.- 10
you wzaf il 81 yoa-selfg1 asked Tie xreser.
who had evidently b'sn studying tie hils n
Gently iHtresaress into tie L ; Senate. pro-
hibiiiaE the sale Of cigarettes 10 Minors under
Is years % ase in fie Disiric, af Columbia.
and heliese8 uiih senator Stewart thar e.
saneftss are destroying rnors yoaah than
any one thing that j. affecting the sro~I-e-i- /
y Of the country. No, sir. replied the
child. ~bS was - small that tie grocer /
pot -ee him on the other side q the coanfer.
I want il for my aig bnsflserH He got the (
Cigarette and departed no doubs To inhale
iis sasake or the nearest sso7e-b9x. and lay
fbe sozndafion for lung and usroai dis
ease The number Of cigarettes annually
consamef IL she United siafes shows the
wisie prevalence Of the habit. i-aoeso.soo
are Annually riznaEaetursd. ard 5easotoo
more are imported. without taking into az
couni the nlnsser paasie by snlokers them
selves This gives about ffsy cigarettes to
every male iuhabifsnt- The great prop,sr-
tioa of tkese are consumed By children ard
growing boys. whe fisd no warning in t5s
DEATHS that ars Annaally reported from ex-
cessive cigarette smoking
a. What Do sou sappose the annual tobacco
trade cf Sonserssz asncssnts 70 p inquired our
grocer friend without paying further sfseu-
ssou 10 the elszresze inEisienk = III teal yoa-
FTs rausa=~<-i the uszfssr rzrrfaisy and bas-
:. all q nay estimates 1t the issess To-sioie
sgare, ard sna thai IN thetoxn of sosnrrSss
10; less than s22saso : pad for tobacco eve :
y ysar '
Why. that's mare money than cur pess- i
Ne annuaily Eay Scr brad = sas sae-
e=icl .
Yes. ahcat ezs-shird more costinael Il
he x;Se g-ocsrynaan. and slla1s some 4
hing ser oar good people IS think about b
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Fire Notes.

A niEht polieenlen zaisist be a god thing
after all
The bsckes line was a friae late in
forming. bat it . GOT tssere' all ibe same.
Qaiss HHsnsarr of ilse Glade fiosa-e pso-
pie we're compelled to escape in their night
eletEes
We heard of several eitizens tbs morning
wha demanded ten dollars bead ssa help
ing neieihor gss4rd his hosse
Ta, much eannos be said in praise a. the
men whe Sought and conquered the flames
on the Casebesr buiIiing-
Park Ke~er Is very enthusiastic In bis
praise Of the many people Who assisted in
saving ;hei- stock. II vas brave work.
The Italian barber. -Ansony. managed 10
sase most Of his shop furniture He xas
looking far new ioca1icn this morning.
The iames prevented Jake Winters from
escaping BY the stairway of the isossl and be
was compelled 70 5rss from the tirsr bascosiy
into hlanket held By iour stalvzrt men
The Telegraph pole standing at raseR-sers
scrncs ras t'easfifui SIGHT ali aazm~ from
The grpand 10 the Top. Fortunately when
lhe cross pieces uerr ham4i ID ani the nei- !
bu uirss arPped 70 e~rsh nobody wse hars
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-05-09
Washington Letter.
EsOsn Cur sPesaal cSEzeaonaepr

F-o<z cur sE'eSaai CoF-e9on1epr
NssEIssrox. 2. G Nay :. fsss.
The tax a'soat the exciting encounter be-
tween -enaiors Ingalls, SD VOORHEES, in the
>Hnaie last week. has subssded sorpexha,
bat j. stil discussed more or les~ IN and
asosIt The Capitol The general yer,.;er i.
that the affair was the most Noteworthy in
eiienf oflegislstive proceedings known since
war times The universal ot,irlj.s.s l. that no
nlzn WIS eTer more merrilessly ansiisia,ed
flszfi was VOORHEES, ty the Senator fross. Kan
sas The IssdiaEa s-znatcr has rot iss., IN
his sess IN the senate sinre the day OF the
encounter. The Republican National League
of fhis eisy. cerarnsed of=onse Of the leading
Republicans living AZ the Capital. have
agreed TO lender 20 senator IngaIIs q s,abs;~
RECEPTION, :. ia token n the Leagues ssissi-
ration for tie honorable senfIeuia-. Sos
~ Be oatslone. the Indiana D4rnoeraasc As
s<riafIan. chiefly composed Of Department
CLERKS appointed tzroaxh the inflnznoe of