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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Th,ng. the World

o tonic Il what nervous psopie require To Inn
part strength iutO The nervous orgAnlsm Ia 10 To-
sure its tranquility, provided causes OF Unhealth
ful excitement are ayoised- A medicinal tonic
that--iiks Hoftetters stomach Bitters-coni-
mGnds the unqualified sanction Of this healing
profession, aud which institutes = general TO
form In bilious. dyspeptic. and dsbllitstsd
condition Of the system. Is surely entitled 10 =
careful trial by Intelligent people. capable Of
forming due estimate OF a medicine, fr0m eni-
phstic aad often recorded professional evidcneo
in It's behalf. Not only are the nerves and
stomach inyigoEatsd By the biters, buxthe sys-
tenn Is also endowed with unwonted power of re-
sisisncs 10 Influences In atr. water, or daily avo
cation subversYe OF health. Prominently dan
gerous among the nrst named OF these II ma
larla against which Hosfetter's stomach Bitters
Affords q competent safeguard. Rheumatism
aud kidney troubles are also rsyenfed aud over
como BIZ IL " lS-IhlrlSs&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Mr. FulIer's Nomination.

10y trAtkihlu 10 t4p biHlAtNl4si
WASmNOTON, Julv 10.-The Fuller case
was reached and taken up by the Senate in
secret session to-day. The discussion was
not formally begun, though iuiorDaIv the
case was talked over about bail an hour.
some Of the members OF tue judiciary Com
mittee took occasion TO say at some length
that there had never been purpose Oa The
part OF anv one in the committee TO postpone
action until the next session, a. bad been
charged by the ptesS, and that while they
were opposed 10 bis confirmation their rea-
sons were entirely OF puzzle character.
This was internreted to mean that there were
no charges which they considered OF weight
touching the personal character OF the nomi-
nee. senator Edmunds was not present TO-
day aud The ease Went over, being unfinished
business at The adjournment. Abe impress
sion prevails that Mr.. Fuller Will be con-
drmed tomorrow or next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

TSpOcIal toICgTam % Inc UI5paIc1.I
NORFOLK, VA. July lG.-Chsres Winston
(colored), who was crushed hy barrel Of
sugar falling on BIN on the New York
.tesmer. died to-day at his home, in Ports
mouth.
George Roberts and Alonzo Matthews, two
weIl-knoWn young men OF Portsmouth,
were arrested in that city tnls siternoOn on
the charge OF burglary and robDtrY Of re-
sldence Of $500.
Professor j. II. Leslie, musical director OF
the First Baptist church, died last night OF
acute congestion Of the lungs. with which
he had been suffering for a week.
Rear-AdmTal Gherord', commandaut OF
the New York nsyv-y2rd, visited GoSport
uayy-yard to-day, and was received by Com
modore Brown and a salute from the irgale
Franklin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Roanoke democratic Delegates.

T"TITINI III y u"
ROANOKE, July lG.-1he Roanoke county
Democracy at salem to-day elected the fol-
lowing delegates 10 tho Congressional Con-
venton for this district 10 be- held in Lynch.
burg: y. r. Dilard. G. ID. Denif, G.. A.
HUBERT, b. 7. Thomas, r. L. Norman, q,
NJ. Muse. j. G. Ferry, Dr. G.. d. White,
George G. McCOnkey. and Major W. ".
Ballard. Tho delegation is not instructed,
hut 1t IS understood to he solid Tor FiggSt. OF
BOtetOurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
A Btg Day for Lynchburg COIored
vrocial telegram iotro Di'plicl.l

Especial telegram i0thc DispacLl
LYNCuBURG, July lG,-Fiyc thousand per-
sons witnessed the living ~ The cornerstone
81 the c0ored Baptist seminary to-day. The
object OF the seminary u To give thorough
instruction in practical branches 10 coiorcd
Students. There was q hig display OF color
"a military, Masou,, and odd-Fclow's. J he
grounds embrace six acres, beautifully To-
Gated. and cot Sl,S90. Tho building is 70
be OF brick, four stsries high. with eighty
seven rooms. and viii cost $4,000. Splller
Of Hampton, Porter " stanton, and john
son, Storum, and Brooks ~ The District OF
Columbia delivered orations. Thcse were
followed by a biz barbecue. II was the
greatest day toe colored people OF the city
ever had. The building will be pushed to a
sneedY cOmpelIOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Burning OF an Electric Plant.
by Telegraph to Tho Dispatch.l

W "
NEW ORLEANS, July lG.-Tbe Brush West
inghouse electric plant, on Dryades street,
was burned this morning. Loss, 100000.
Tie City Hall, parish prison, police stations.
and leyee were furnished with light from
tins plant
The insurance Is as follows: Sun, OF New
Orleans. $4,000; Home, New Orleans,
s9G, 600; Home, New York, $500; Phenlx,
Brooklyn, $1,000; Western Assurance, To-
ronto, $4,000; Springfield. Massachusetts,
81 500; Hamburg Bremen, OF Hamburg.
$1,000. Total, s., 800. It is understood
that the sun and Home companies. OF this
city. have their policies reinsured IN other
companies. The fire started by the upselting
OF a cOal-oi lamp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
To aIiut Down.
nav teleEraph . Ihe DIspatch.l

Paterson, \. j., July l6.-The Grant
Locomotive FORKS, OF Paterson, have been
compelled to shut down, being unable to
compete with similar establishments else
where. There are few elevated engines In
the shop 10 be finished. and but fifty out
Of the usual force OF 600 or 700 are retained
10 complete them. 1t ia estimated Vt would
involve an outlay OF $4,000 to s2OO.oOO TO
place the establishment In condition TO COM
pete successfully With the great locomotive
building works throughout the country.
The closing OF this establishment Will be
severely felt by the iron-workers OF Pater-
con
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
A singular nappeui-g at chicago.
by telegraph 10 tho Dispstcal

IBy teleFraph % NO UI'ptN'i.I
CHICAGO, July rs. A bows curiosity "to
sre II II would burn - THIS morning set
Chicago river on Gre. u occurred near the
stock-yards, where the river has long since
ceased to be- water. and is in reality nothing
but grease aud animal fats which have found
lheir way from the slaughier'houses. A
lighted match thrown INTO these ingredients
soon he'd the river blazing for several blocks,
aud dre.boat and two locomotives suc-
cecded IA keeping the flames from more
valuable property, hut NOT until about 5000
worth u dockage had been destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
a Hoycotted New York Foreman.

10y telegraph 70 Lhe DlspAcA.l
NEW YORK, july l6.-Mayor Hewitt to-
day issned 40 appeal to the citizens Of New
York on behalf OF Hartt. who was foreman
OF the shoe.factory and discharged one Of
workmen for theft. The Sboemakers' Union
demanded Hartps removal and secured T..
They also secured his discharge from other
factories in which he bad obtained employ
ment. Hartt, ii is said, expended $500 in
fighting the union, and be and bis family
are reduced TO want. Tug Mayor hcsds the
subscription With 4 contribution OF Sl00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
COTTON kEPOXr
Market quiet
QUJrArioSL
NIDDLrN1. 10.
Low MfDDLISG, 9'5c.
GOOD ORDINARY. tsfc.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK sARxxr

July l6-Receipts 2)i head Of cattle, iiesheep
ami lambs. ~ hogs.
sales: 20 head Of cattle, il2 sheep and lambs,
~ hogs
Prices:
Cattlo--Best t<ai'!c. gi3ss--a few extra high
er; medium 70 goo, 4al4c. gross; common
h. fair. ~ % r.. gross
Shesp-2L stAc. gross.
Lambs babe. gross.
Hugs-7as &C. net.
Bulls - &C. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

CHICAGO July 16--The feeling In the wheat pit
to-day was plainly buliish. There was nothi9g
IN tho way OF sensational news and there was no
plunging about In The market, but after opening
al &c. over tho close on Saturday thsro was an
active market with Nc range most Of the session
win prices held pretty close on cent advance
for the most part The bull news most apparent
WAS strong cables and fair export demand.
with spot wheat penny dsarer At Liverpool
There was considerable bad crop news. hut In
the words Of a wsli-inloImed broker. ~lt
Is almost heresy TO talk OF publish
II. as we will surely be laughed Az
The export clearsnces al New YORK we're 5000
bushels. The decrease I'm the visible supply was
$1,000 bushels. Prices ranged for August ~ soc.
w so. &C.. down 20 73fs.. up sgaln 70 D,sc., and
shortly before the close were steady al S5Ac, or
j.. over Saturdays close Corn was fairly ao-
two. and the feellog generally essieg. The mar
kst opened at about thc closing prices for sstur-
day, aud MAS steady for u time, thea became
easier, selling OF @ake. reacted kate.s tksn
became steadser. ana ci0sed Askc. lover than
Saturday. Influences governing The market
we're largely loSsi, the visible did not show
a. large = decrease - was exported.
and the estimated receipts for TO- morrow arc
larger, which has a tendency 70 create weaker
feeling. Lo.ai stocks decreased t.i0Neo0 buxhelS
Shipping houses were buyipg moderately To-
DAT. tloiDls Decreased ca0D bvshslA 1ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
FINANCIAL.
EEw YORK. rALrInoRr. AND KIcH.
nosD sTooz IxcHAsGKa
Grain, Provisions Cotton. robasea Tur-
peniins, Rosin, Tar. and
Peanut narkstA
mr telegraph to tho pIspa.ch.l

NEW YORK, July ia-Tho stock market 20 day
was fairly active but II exhibited general droop-
tnf tendency. especially In the forenoon. when
m 8rksd declines were established In many OF
tho active stocks. and though there was msde-
rate rally In tho afternoon he MARKET closed on
y 10 per cent Generally some large interests
have for some time been working for reaction
IA this market, but tho huying power ms here
totore been too strong Tor them. Today, now
ever. there was a general movement 70 tsks TIE
PROFITS accrued upon the rise OF the past week
ana half. aud some Of the larger trsders ssoin s
tho drift OF events sold the list freely, The
pressure being specially severe against 81 Paul.
LAKE shore, New England, aud hurlington
and Quincy. There was sill very COED
buying In the market, however, and many OF the
spociRluss upon which there was no pressure
recorded sharp advances and southern special
ties we're particularly promincnt--such as Chat
tsnooga, Richmond and Wsst Point preferred.
and Essl Tennessee stocks. The news OF the day
was not u an encouraging character. ana me
strikes on tho Wabash and Manitoba ana fur-
thor cuts In freightraiss bad their influence IN
bringing about q decline. London and some
outside Interests we're moderate sellers today,
but tho bulk Of the stocks pressed npon the mar
ket were for local account The market closed
weak az or near the lowest prices reached Iot2l
safes. 2fl.0)1 shares.
NEW YORK, July 10 oon.-stocEs dull and
steady. Money easy a. lalb. Exchange-Aong
4sS: short, 4sa. Governments dun and steady
Etening -ExcnanEe dul and steady. Money
easy rs TAI \ per cent. Slb-Tressnry balances
Coin. si5r.l3O00: currency, siA5%.oN Gov
ernmens dull aud steady: per Gems, ~ =;
~ per ceuts, i07's. State bonds dun snd
STEADY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
An Angry Fathers Speedy Revenge.
[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l

SAVANNAH, Ga. July lG.-Lewis c. Lane,
a travelling salesman, was arrested at Quit
man, Ga. sunday night for 40 attempted ie-
lonious assault on Young lady there. This
afternoon the sheriff started 10 take him to
an adjoining town. When about tive miles
from the place where he was arrested the
father OF the Young woman overlook them
and shot Lane, killing him instantly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Ronraurer.. Coudit,an.

by Arglo-American cable 70 tho Dispstch.l
PARIS, July l6.-GeDeral Boulanger's con-
dition tonight is reported as unchanged
The doctors have forbidden him TO speak.
lie wrote on a piece OF paper TO day: 81
am like the late Emperor" Floquet send.
twice daily 10 inquire IS 10 his progress.
The doctors do not speak with great conf
dface as yer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
renncnaea EsniifIcs.
Try lelsrrnph 70 Tho pl.ptnch. !

[BY telegrnph 70 no Disptach.I
NASHVILLE, July lG.-A. NJ. Hughes. Jr.,
chairman OF the State Republican Committee,
and s. II. HAYNES, ex.member Of the Leeis-
latu-e from Memphis, have bought the Ma
tiOno! Rsyieic, the State organ OF the Repub-
lean party. The RsYicp was the property
Of John j. Littleton, VINO was killed by j. X.
Banks last December on account OF per-
sonsl attack published In that paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
The Neyada Railroad Accident.


wINNEMuccA. NEv., July l6.-Expres'
train No. 8 was wrecked about DAYLIGHT sun
day morning thirty-thrte miles west OF here
by broken rail. The engine passed over
safety, but the fruit. baggage, and United
States Fish Commissioners cars were badly
wrecked. All the sieepers were thrown OIL
the track. but no passengers we're hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
NaoII Hienard.


10y I0ItbIHTlU 70 III0 UI7IaIOl'I
WASHINGTON, july lG-Mr. Mills Is well
pleased with the unexpected progress INSIDE
with the tariff bill to-day. He now believes
that its consideration eau be finished within
the next TWO days; bat as many members
who wish TO 20 on the record sre absent il
Is the present intention 10 defer taking final
vote on the passage OF the bill TN Saturday
In order to afford them an opportunity TO re-
turn TO the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
SIR. Randall Improving.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Mr. Randall con-
tinues to Improve rapidly, aud his family are
already discussing the feasibility Of removing
him 10 some quiet pace in short time. His
summer home at Paoli is thought 10 be too
Tar distant from his medical advisers abode,
and It is probable that Chestnut Hill, a sub
urb OF Philadelphia, will be chosen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Fatal Railroad Accident fu Texas
rp. Aaiarrarh 10 the Dianafchl

CLARENDON, Texas, July lG.-In con-
seouence OF q washout Gu the Fort Worth
ana Denver railroad the north-bound pas
senger train was precipitsted through q
bridge early YESTERDAY morning. Engineer
Ninth and Fireman Wilson were instantly
killed and number Of passengers badly
shakeE up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
InYnlid PensiOnS.
by telegraph to The Dispatch.

10y teleIraph 70 INC UlsphIchI
WASHINGTON, July TO- Representative
Morrill,, Of Kansas, from the Committee on
Invalid Pensions, to-day reported fayOrdbly
10 the House Senate bill to extend the bene-
iii II the pension laws 10 those ex.Conftde
rates who, having bad their disability re-
moved, have since enlisted and become disa-
bled in the United states navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Alsace-LorrRine.

by Anglo American cable 70 the Dlspaich.l
STRAsBuRG, July lG.-It il officially sn-
nouneed that afier January /, 1Ss0. all pri-
yate documents written in the French lam
guaee, bearing no date or dated subsequent
to july 1, 1872. must be accompanied by an
authorized German translation al the cost Of
the parties concerned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispaich.l
PARIS, July 16.-BishOp Freppel intro
duced bill into the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day abolishing duelliug, and demanded
ufgeuey for tue measure. In the course OF
biz remsrks Freppel referred particularly to
the recent encounter between FlOquet and
BoulaDger. The demand for urgency was
rejected by the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
SEEDS.

TURNIP AND RUTABAGA SEED.
L New crop. All varieties Special prices 10
markets gardeners and large buyers.
GERMAN CLoyEE-skkO.
This Is the annual variety aud mskes me best
early green forage crop grova can b. sosn
with tho TurDip crop or by ITSELF Every iarmes
should SOW tlls valuable Clover. For sale by
r. W. WOOD SONS. Ssedsmen
No. 10 sough Fourteenth street.. eorusr s,xth zn1
Nafsnail streets. ami III east Franklin street.
sp zi.<teod. " kss3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
WEATHER REPORT.

(By telegraph to tho Dispatch-l
s---1 WASHINGTON. July 1d-For Virginia
FAIR and North Carolina, slightly warmer,
-Jfonowed Tuesday night by stationary
temperature. fair, southSesterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
SHOT TWO MEN.
ONE DEAD AND THE OTHER MORTALITY
WOUNDED.
The Work Of a Henry County Desperado-
The Causs-A Lynehing In
Prospect.
rsnoclnl telegram to the pl,pntch.l


MARTISsvILLE, Va, July IG.-Twiggs
Davis, desperate character. who lives In the
lower part Of this county. shot and killed
Gus Eaves and morally wounded Lee Eayes
on yesterday st Axiom. II seems that the
Eaveses and Nat. Tuner fell out about a
mule and after some words were passed be-
tween The Eayeses and Turner Davis opened
fire upon the Eayeses, who were unarmed.
and shot them both down. He made his e.
cape az once. kilograms are being sent ali
over the country 10 detectives and chiefs OF
police for Dayis's arrest. A reward OF elOO
IL offered. DAVIS Is about twenty-five
years old. light complexion, has a badly
Scared finger on left hand, slight impedt-
ment In voice, and weighs about 10 pounds.
He il a desperate character and has deded
the law for some time and Is 4 terror to the
neighbOrhOod IN which he lives. The shoot
ing was without any provocaton whatever.
and II Davis Is caught in the ncigbbOrhood
Of Axiom piece OF hemp and a limb will
tell the tale. Il is reported that bis brother
Worth Davis has gone Oh with him. He is
also desperate character, and there will be
more bIoodshed when they are arrested.
DETAILS oY THE TRAGEDY.
The detail, OF the tragedy are that sunday
afternoon a party OF young men were sitting
at the store st Axiom in conversation. Lee
aud Gus Eayes, first cousins, aged respect.
IyeiY nineteen and tweuty-nne, rode up and
Joined the party. All were more or less in
liquor. Lee Esyes attempted TO ride over
Hannibal Turner. when Turner struck
Eaves's mule with a barrel slave, where
uDOn Eayos dismounted sud personal dtlll-
Guilty was about 10 epsue. ID. l.. DAVIS.
Familiarity known as Twiggs Davis, took
Turner'S part, drew pistol and commenced
TO fire on the Eayes BOYS. he first shot
killed Gus Eayes Instantly, the second took
effect in the abdomen Of Lee Ewes. in6ct-
inga mortal wound. irom which he has not
yet died, but death iS only n question OF
few hours. Davis fed and Il beng hunted
for by sherin's posse ard also by large
humber OF friends and relatives OF the dead
and wounded Eayeses.
Personal.
The parties 70 the tragedy have large
family connections and are sons Of proni-
ncnt farmers. Il Is rot improbable that This
Il the beginning OF family ieud TO lead TO
more trouble.
TIE Esycses were unarmed. Davis had
bad previous difficulty with Lee Eayes,
The Eayests and Davis were slightly in
liquor. Davis Is REGARDED rs the bully OF
The neighborho0d. The EayeseS Were we'll
behaved when sober, buf when in whiskey-
To which they were addicted-wcre rowdy-
i>b. Gus. Eaves Was buried this afternoon.
The isthers ~ the Eayesc-, who arc bro
theirs. have offered large reward Tor the ap-
prehenson Of Davis.
Tee friends and relatives Of Cavcs DO not
hesitate to declare their intention OF lynch.
ing Davis il he Is caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
kARXETs BY TELgGRaPa
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 6-Cash quotations wore:
Flour steady and unchanged; No. 2 spring
wheat sialsc.: No. red. &c. No. corn,
s0,lc. No. oats, S0'c. Aess-pork. fi3S5afi3 -.
Lard. gS.S. short-nbs, t76Ja&I70; shorI-clesr,
ss.lOaSs1A. Wbiskey. si20.
Tho leading tuslrss rlngki
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS July 10, 1884
by toiogrsph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kanswha, Soars, Providence.
steamship Alaska, Robinson, New York, 70
load coal
Steamship AlaYa. New Orleans, - coal
Steamship Roanoke, New York, and sailed Tor
New York Jia Norfolk. merchandise.
Steamship John liopkina. Providence. ana
sailed f0r Baltimore, merchandise.
SAILED.
Steamship Kanawba. sears. Providence. coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

=
We quote: Fine. s. J0si2.75; supernus. q. 75a
{3.2j; oxtre. flDae2qj: family, .iglLJ0 patent
family, country s4.1jas3Zj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

WuE4r.-Whitc. 1f5 bushels good at SO. Long
berry. 20 busnels common AZ 49,. Shortborry.
~ au4hcls yery good no h1.; ll2 bushels very
good az N.c. 10i bushels good Al .3c.: l52 nn-
shels F0oL NJ S3,. ~ bushels common at 7sc.
Total salss o. wheat. l,g3i bushels.
C0RS.-Wnite, I'D bushels very good on pri-
yHto tcrme.
OATs.-Wnter, CD bushels very good new at
42c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

rUKr " RICHMOND. JULT 70, 1854
ARRIVED


Schooner South shore, Jones, kennebec, lee,
j. C. smith Ice Company.
schooner George +. Halock. EdmOnds, Pills
dolphia, coal, : ii. Hawo-.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, aud passengers. l. Is. Iatum,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
T,URNIP SEEDS.

LANDRETH's new crop OF TURSlP and
RGTA-BA0A SEED Just received. put up IA
foaled packeres. sold at wholesale and retail
ty BoDEKEH BE0fhkks.
~ Xiv DfugxtstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

THE WgArHEs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
CITY POINT. JULViS, 1883.

Schooner A. and NJ. Carlisle. RoVills, Kenneesc,
Ice, for Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

BOYLE. Died. at hor residence, on HUI
street. Manchester. Va, sunday morning, July
18TH. nc twenty minutes u 5oclock, Mrs. MAR
GAREr j. BOYLE, IN uhe seyentioth year Of her
ARA native u Anderson. glasgow, Scotland.
Funeral 70 take place TO-DAY TUESDAY. ilth,
att +. n. from tho First Presbyterian church,
Richmond, Va. Friends and acquaintances VI
the family are respectfully Invited " attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
GRAIH AND COTTON EXCHANGs.
RICHMOND. July 10, 1881
oFFgklh1A


WHEAT. y, $40 bushels.
CORS.-i,osJ bushels
OATs. 800 husLeIA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-25

dressed the company in : most
ielicitous manner, slluding TO the
famous Bunyan the tinker, and facetiously
playing upon the nane Of the pastor: Then
calling upon them to arise, he with as
sumed difidence reunited them IN a. play
full ceremony, and ct its close placed upon
the finger Of the blushing bride (sl = TIN
for the occasion by Mr.. Henry Whitehesa,
q young member Of the church. After this
the pastor made few remarks expressing
his gratitude, and in behalf Of his noble
spouse, who for the first time he discovered
unable to speak for herself, and also noting
the eternal fitness" Of things as exempli-
fed by. this event. viz: tinker timed
membership were urged to make the SYM
pathy and unity thus evinced rebound to
the good of the church, he called upon Dr.
Pendleton to pray. He complied In an
earnest appeal for the Divine blessing to
rest upon all present: Mrs. +. H, Lowell
then kindly. consented to recite Mons
Waters" which was rendered In her usual
charming and graceful manner to the de-
light of all This closed the evenings en-
tertainment, and after some time pang
spent In social chat, and the rest OF the
| company being served with supper, they
f! all dispersed and left the happy couple to
enjoy alone the gifts of their kind and de-
It is not SO often that the community is sc
generously banqueted as on this occasion
and the ladies VINO engineered this enter
| iainment, without the assistance of the
pastor and his wife, insisting on them
being guests as well as others, merit tht
sincere thanks Of all the participants, ant
will, no doubt: discover in the increased
activity and efficiency of their pastor ant
his vile their genuine gratitude for tn
! same