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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-26
FINANCIAL
Hxw YORK. BGExrueRI arr Y1cE
nomD srOUK xxcxAn0s9
Grain, Psovisisns Cocoon. vossssa Tar
psntinA Resin. Tar sad
Hsaxut EarkssA
rBy ts,eerspA % sas DlspAtch.l

Nsw YoEs, August Il Stock vas duIIcr than
on any previous saturday since tho hAif-bof-
DAYS began, aad tho dealings were intensely
stupid, with no character or festare Of any kina
beyond tie movement OF the big fosr. which
after opening up per cent, reacted pee cert
London bad some buyipg orders st tho opening,
which served 70 give The marset Q nrm appear
snce, erst prices being generally ffom = 70 Y
per cant up from last evenings closing arures
The succeeding transactions we're extremely ua-
Interesting, a. Lackavenna was tbs only stock
with any prstensien 10 activity. fiuctnstsons IN
mons OF the active stocks exceed per cont
with tho exception OF Norfolk and Western pre-
ferrec, which dsYeioped arm streak toward ne
close and advanced &c. Michigan Central ana
Casads Southern were heavy, however. and,
with Sew England, are the only Stoke showing
o decline At The Close. The bnsi changes
arc for small fractioss oniy, aad with the excep-
tons noted. invariably In the direction Of higher
figures Total sales we're MOO shares
Nav YoRE. August 25--toofL-stecss dun and
steady. Money easy atisiS. Exchanzc-Lens.
a.: short, fSsS. 0overnments dull aud steady.
Evssfnr.- Rxcnsnxs quiet -nd strong. heaey
easy at ialk per cent suo-Treasury ossness-
Coin. tiss, sia000 currency ssu.oSs.Ooc. Sos-
ersmsni- dull and heavy: per GEMS, fFE:
~ per cents, 1914. Stats honda suh ans hsasy.
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Yeilou.Feyer.
[By graph 70 Ihe Dispatch.l

JACKSONVILLE, august 25.-No new
cases have been reported to the Board OF
Health in this city since Q o'clock last
evening. Quite number Will be re-
ported this afternoon. There is one new
case and one death At Greenland. The
board to-day rescinded It's action de-
clining to farnish the nance and resi-
dence Of patients for pubhcation.
JkcKsoEvILLz, FLA, August Alt
i four weeks to-daz siacs the fsat case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-26
GRAIN AND c0rTeH ExgEANoK
RICHMOND. August rs. 1883.
OFFERINGS.

UiFhhlNbos
WuEAr.-7.oe bushels
COKN.-2.0l6 bushels.
OkTs-300 bushels
RYs.--2gS bushes
PEAa-40 bushels.
sALks ssroarso 70 aycsrrtsv.
WHEAT.-whise, GA bushels very good at 81.
Longberry, 6ls bushels very good at 81: 30
bushels very good 81 99c. Mixed. 2,a2 bushels
very good at 81: 4Si bushels very good al ssc-
$50 bushels good at G4c.; SO bushels far a.
sSc.; COO bushels fair al Csc. shorthorry, ia
bushels very good at 99c.: 40 bushels very good
at ssc: 1866 bushels good at e7c.: 80 bushels good
81 s6c 1888 bushels fair AZ SIC: 245 bushels fn1r
rs s2c; az bushels common atyvc. Total sales OK
wheat STA bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 7,Ss2 bushels: sane
day last yesr. 1f.i7s Dashois. Ssies Today Of
wheat, STA bushels: same Day last year, l.4S2
busneis Offerings 80 far this season, z2e.57S
bashels: same time last yoar, 2Ss.092 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 10 70 81;
same day last year, 81 70 sc.
coRS.--white, "a bushels very good, at ssc.
800 bushels fair ON private terms. Mixed. is4
bushels very good az $50. 40 busheis very good
q, 55c. Total sales Of corn. $50 bushels.
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HEAVY HEAT ROBBERY.
Three psssfes 0asrxea with Stealing
Thfrte<u Theusnnd Peapds.

Messrs. w. 8. Forbes 4 Co, the large
provision dealers at the corner OF Ninth
snd Byrd streets. have for the past seven
or eight months been raising large
quantities OF bacon, aggregating some
$4,000 pounds ard valued at 500. The
firm were puzzled 10 know where u went
and their efforts TO detect the thieves
wero fraitless
nessrs. Forbes q Co. q short time
ago employed parties 70 investigate tho
matter, which proved unsuccessful. On
yesterday Detective Wren's agency was
gwen Tie case Nj Wren repaired "
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BAtTfNORk


BAUTIE0Rs, yp.. August 25--Cotfon dull and
nominal: niddilng. i0, sl0tc. Fienr guiot and
frm. Whes;-Southern fairy sctiye aud essisr;
Fatx, scsti0i; Longberry. ss.ssl.es se-,ern
scti.e ADD sasier: No vtn or red, spot We
cAc.; september. s5.sGtc. October. W,.e
81. December. s9sc.ati. Corp.-couthorn flili
and steady; white. 5inssc. yellow, 1a33c;
western dall; nired. spot 5ss sS5c. septsro-
Der, s2tacsc. year, tss af7c.. January, tsAa
Nkc Uas d IA and easier; southern and Penn
sytvsnia. fsSsc.: western white. S3a1 SC. western
mixed, 9s'see Rye Guile, Al ,eassrI Hay nrm
bus quiet. prime 10 choice western. fl1sglIoo
Provisioes fairly active sad nrfn. Petroleum.
steady; refnsd. NC. cofeo quiet: ki0 crrgute
fair, i4Ac. -ccpper-renn~d steady stlsks
i3Ac. Whistsy quiet =. si2tat-cS Frctgbts 20
iisoTpooi per steamer noDiisally nrmer; eoteoa.
5-31t.: nsur, pof IN, -. 81 graia. ~ All
keceipts-Fiour. io.es barrels; wheat se.e1
bushels: corn, 2,oo0 bu.heis Data q 40 boshels
Shipments s.5uo barreis: shsat. lsa.0oo
bushels saiss--waest. 10000 bushVls: corn.
100 90 ousheiA
wrHxrxsrox
WILMINGTON. y. e, August 2a--Turpeuiins
firm 81 Sc Ros.n dan; strained, zoe: good
strained. IKE. Tar steady a. si.fa Crufs tur-
psntine firm. hard. 81; ysltos-itp and nfsia'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURst
Nk1roRK. August % -Cssson-Nrs receipt-,
2i4 bales: groes recfpr, 80 baleA fnnirrs
closed seady; sale, EAse bales; Aagast
sa.5zaSg.ys: November and prcewret. fs.Gs
fass: January. sabsassss: February. ts.62a
s96s March ss7gss07i: April, se3sas2p;
Nay. s9.s6asssF: Jssna sssta$asA
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. August p - Aesn.-- Prices are
against buYers; sptsnsfr, slfd. orieans,
0-i6d-; sales. kes) bsies. speculation and ex-
pcst. 500 bcies: rcoelyss. 4nsD Daies: american.
aOD0 bales. Futures hrm; Augass. 5G-6fd Au-
gsst aud September. S0-eii-. slss 81 -stf sep
TENDER and ocfobef. ALstL: October aud
NoVeRber, ) ISS4d.; NovenieeS and Decemecf.
is-6td.: De,srDber ald January, i5-std
2 r. k-Salcs inciaded Aao baies American;
August, 81 80 sad. value. August aud septemfef,
3 396gd. September snd October. SNsid-,
buyer. October and November. ia-t4d-. values
November and December, 1884. buyer. De-
cember aud January, 1854, scller: January
aud February. 5 i3-tst., seller; February sud
March. i4-54i.. seller September. Sl-oid.,
seller. Futures closed nrm.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lkeported for 90 nispatch.l
Ausrsr 2A-Aarkrt steady Prime. sfAshc;
extra prime, sAc.; fancy. SC common. isaskc;
sheiled, sssslc: spanish. sac.; factory hand
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RIcHyoxDs.
YIRQIEIA BRIGnTs.


First base on errors--Richmonds, 81: Virginia
Br1ghb. !. otruck out-RichmOnds q: Virginia
Brishts, 10. Three-bass Embellishments. 2
Two sase hits Richmonds, 4 Three-base hits
Sydnor, /. Umpire--W. A. Graves.
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A west Virginia Judge Resigns.

CHARLESTON, August 25.-Governor
Wilson has accepted the resignation Of
hon. A. b. Fleming. the Democratic
nominee for Governor. as Judge Of the
Second judicial circuiL 1t is under
stood that Judge A. +. Raymond will
be appointed TO fill the unexpired term.
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WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.

New YORK. august s5.-Ths weekly bank state-
rnent Is "a follows: Reserve, decrease. s1s2,'
SIS loans. increase, $3.50. 900: specie. decresse
1884 200: legal tenders. decrease. &iO32,eo0. de-
posits decrease. s34ga,900; circulation, increase
SIS so.
The banks now hold s2i.ooS, 49, in excess Of The
M
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BALTIMORE sreck MARKET

BALTrAoRE, August sS-yirginis SIS. consoli.
dated, 50; do. new SIS, COS; do. lO-4Os, SSA. bis
TODAY.
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sALEs ssPoargo 10 nycprrtsv.


We quote: Fine. s. 5oasa75: supsrfne. Asa
ss.25; extra, 81 JoaSa75: family, sisik,o; patent
family, country, tL75a$Asa
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Thrown from Her Carriage and
By telegraph % me pispa,cn.l

(By teIsRrAph 70 tho DIspktsh.l
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 25.--Rey. J.
o. Wilson and family, of Philadelphia,
were thrown from their carriage in the
Adirondack region yesterday. Mrs. Will
son had her skull fractured and died soon
afterward. Mr.. Wilson suffers from q
broken shoulder.
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C0TroS HEPoac
Market dslL
NrppLrNs. g7-i5c.
Low AIoDLIGG. e15-i6-
GOOD ORDINARY. Z l&l5c
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Saratoga Races
nv te,eSraph 10 the Dispatch !

IBy telegraph % the Dispatch.I
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 25.-First
race-three fourths of mile--Proctor
Knott won Seymour second, Gypsy
Queen third. Time, l:l54.
Second race-ons and one eighth
miles-wary won; Belledor second,
Oarsman third. Time, 1:5si.
Third rsce-one mile and 500 yards
Los Angeles won; Peewee second, FL
mira third. Time, 2:20s.
Fourth race one mile-Leo II won
Mollie McCsrty's Last second. Clay
Stockton third. Time. 1:43i.
Fifth race--steeplechase, about two
and one fourth miles-Beechrnore won
George Mccullough second, Evangeline
third. Time, 1851.
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NATIONAL IELGuR.
Monmeuth-Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, August 25.-First
race-three quarters of mile-Brahmin
won Beck second, Marsac third. Time,
1:164.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Favorable (colt) won, Vicente second.
Time, 1:lGt.
Third race-one mile and furlong-
Niagara won Aurelia second, Specially
third. Time, 1914.
Fourth rsee-one mile and half-Fl-
renn won /; Excel second, Belvidere
third. Time, 2:36.
Fifth race-one mile-Rupert won ;
Maroon second, Arentino third. Time,
1:44.
Sixth race--five MISUNDERSTANDING
won; Flagoletta second, Umpire third.
Time, LOO.
Seventh rsce-one mile--Tudor won ;
Freedom second, Lucy IA. third. Time,
1:431.
Eighth race steeplechase - full
course-Puritan won in 7:O5; the others
fell.
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Fokr OF RICHMOND. ABUsr g. 1888
ARRIVED.

Steamer Ariel Deyo. Norfolk, United States
man. rasrcaanclse and passengers, l. u. Iatuni.
agent - ~
schooner George 2. Halloch, Edmunds, Nev
Yort. stest-ore. Old Dominion Iron and Nall
Works Company.
srhogfer John W. Hall. Jr., Flemines New
York. general cargo, 10 order vessel Gurus 8
Parker -
schooner Howard A. Hunt, sseelman, Bangor.
ice, hrA Jass king.
schooner las h. Gibson, Falkenberg, George
town, coal. wirt Roberts
cool. h y. Lathr0p ca
beiuooeer J. D. Watson. Sarshan, coal, hicn-
mond and Danyilie kailnoad Company.
sAfLEp.
Schooner Eurotis, Winchester, hSdietovn.
plr-iron. John n. 6ordon, agent. vessel, Curtis
q Parker.
BIG Amor, prandtman. Pel0tas. -four.
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Policeman John Finnsgsn, while on
duty xestssdAL found Leo GAxnssk 3
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sev- LAUREL-STREET METRO
DIST EPISCOPAL cnuRca.-Rsy. W. o. WAC
GEsss, pastor. will preach ~ II A. ~ and Rev.
". X JUpKiss. OF Centenary church, win pfsscA
Ct Sis r. ~
Rs MARSHALI~sTREEr CHRIS
TIAN cHURcH-PxsseAiss ct II O'clock By =
l. WARD.
~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Ska sreets>. -Prsschiss =
IA. n BY Rev. w. = wALxss 81 csov'A
No service e. night Cordial welcome 70 sh
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NORFOLK PEANUT sARKEE

Ausrsr 2A-Aarkrt eteady. Prime. hAshc;
. ! extra primo. sAc.; fancy. &c common. isaSkc
sheiied, shsyac.: spanish. aac.; factory hand
picked. 3sabc.
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PoRr OF HEwPoRr NEWS August Is. 1855,
by Telegraph


Steamship GwyaGdote. Kelley, New YORK. and
sailed for Ne@ York. merchandise.
Steamship Nyanoke, boaL Rlcbmoni. and
sailed for kow York, merchandise.
Ste~Inship Athena, Pensacola coaled, ana
sailed TOR Calais, Fraacs.
sAILEp.
Steamship Ksnawhs Sears, Providence, coal.
Schooner King Philip, COMBS, tal River,
coal.
schooner q. L. Dickson. Harding. Boston, coal.
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RICHMOND sTaCK RXCHANaR

SATURDAY. August IS. 1888
- - !. "a. 4. ..s-.l.h n,nrI
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y gs.ssss As s = TS ~ 81 ~ - -
49, sSs q ss;e g - w. 49, -
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

rlvai in Ireland.
 Ar Fleetwood Park. New York City, on the 23d, Maud S. trotted a mile in 2;l2s, the fastest time ever made on the Fleet wood track. MT. Bonner is having the marc put in condition to beat her record of 9 .os ]. in case he should decide to nave her do so this summer or autumn. CorNT HERBERT BISMARCK will leave Tor Koenirstein early in August, to partaSe 1 of tho waters of the celebrated springs or ] that place. and after short soJourh tbere will leave for England in connee- l tion with his approaching marriage 10 \ relative of Lord Londonderry, Viceroyof Ireland. ,,os.a
 HENRY S, IvEs, of New York, supposed
 to be in Canada, unexpectedly surreh-
 dered himself in Judge Schr oeder's court
 in Cincinnati, on the 24th, to answer 10
 an indictment against him, charging efn-
 bezzlement from the Cincinnati, hamil-
 ton & Dayton railroad. Geerge staynor, ex-president of the company also surren- dered.
 THy Wisconsin Editorial Asso citation t held it's annual meeting al Milwaukee on . the s.th. After the formal business of 7 the ccnvention was finished, the members
 of the association made an excursion 10
 Sault Ste. Marie, over the Lake Shore & Western and Sault Ste. Marie roads. RESIDENT MAGISTRATE TowNsEND's &C., Y tion for libel against the Dublin Free a ,nan,s Journal for impuJng corrupt con- 2 duct to him WAS settled out of court, on : the 24th. TAe Journal agreed to apologize $ and withdraw tue imputation and to pay
 $500 and easts,
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
CONDENSED TEtEGRAMS.

In the Senate, on the 2ith, a spirited de- bate between Messrs. Cockrell and Davis of half an hours duration occurred on the resolution to print 5000 additional copies of the pension committees report on the subject of vetoed pension bills. The bill to provide for the construction of new ves- sells for the navy was debated at length. but no action on it was taken........ln In the House there was no quorum present, and most of the session was spent in discuss ing the Oklahoma bill, which went over without action. Senate bill appropriat- ing S200,0 900 for an appraisers warehouse at Chicago was passed. as was Senate bill prohibiting the transmission of matter through the mails in transparent enyel opes, and the bill to forfeit the lands granted to the Hastings & Dakota rail- road.
 COUNT HERBERT BISMARCK telegi aphed an order to the art exhibition at Berlin, on the 24th, to send bust of the Elm peror to St. Petersburg.
 THE German imperial guests at St. Pe- tersburg sent splendid bouquets to the Queen of Greece on the 24th. In the afternoon they visited her and congratu- lated her upon her birthday
 MR. O'CoNNELI., the chief clerk of the New York Court of Common Pleas, con- plained 10 the authorities of Quee nstown, on the 2ith, that he had been constantly dogged by detectives Nver sinee bis ar-
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
Grand Ohd-EelIows' Remnion.

CINCINNATI, July 25.-The grand fe- union of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, headed by Patriarehs Militant of the order, which opened here yesterday morning, is perhaps the largest gather ing of members of the organization ever held in the United States. The encamp- ment will continue four days
 A grand inspection, parade and review will form the most imposing feature of the cantonment. Over five thousand cheYaliers of the Patriarchs Militant from different parts of the United States and Canada, and over fifteen thousand Odd Fellows of subordinate bodies will be in line, making one of the erandest semi- military pageants ever seen in the West.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
EXPLANATORY.

Commissioner Trenholm Explains Po'nt or Two for the Benefit of White Deposit ors of the Defunct Freedman's Savings & Trust Company.
 WASHINGTON. July 25.-Since the pass age by the Senate of the bill to reimburse depositors of the Freedmau's Savings & Trust Company for losses incurred by the failure, the Comptroller of the Currency, as ex-offieio commissioner, has issued tho following circular in reply to remon- stranees received from white depositors against that provision in the bill which limits the relief to depositors ef African descent:
 This bill does not in any way alter impair or affect the rights Of any depostOr in inc Frcedmans Savings X Trust Company 10 his full share of the proceeds Of the assets of that institution The corporation is in liquidation, and that liquidation will proceed, and what ever IS ultimately reahzed will he divided among all depoSitors who have proved their claims tn accordance with existing iaw' The effect of the blll passed by the Senate will be, if 1t becomes law, simply to make good to those for whose benefit the institution was originally designed the difference be- tween their share of the assets of the corporation and the amount Of their deposits This IS a pure grataity from Congress to these people. and the dlatnc- ton in their favor rests upon the unquestfoua hle fact mat none bnt persons of African de scent had ;rny right 10 make use Of the Freed mans Saving & Trust Company in any manner or to acquire hy any means any interest n is assets. Neither yon nor any other white de positor has any claim upon the bounty of Con gross You were bound to know the Hmtta- tioRs of the charter Of the carpera- ton with which yoa dealt anf therc{ore to know that its officers could net lawfully take your deposits. If IS not now intended in any way to tnfiiet upon white depositors any loss. any injury, or even any ceusure; they have been, up to this time, treat ed precisely like those depositors who could alone lawfully make use of this institution. and know Of no reason why they should not con tinue 10 Dc treated in the same way, so far as the assets Of the corporation are concerned.
 Very respectfully w. l.. TRESHoLM,
 GDmmtsSiOner
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27

SPEAKER CARLISLE has decided not to go to Atlanta to nd the meeting of the Georgia Chautauqua Society on the 26th.
 ON the 231 n bronze statue, nine feet high, of General Moses Cleavelaud was unvailed in the public square at Cteve- land, O., by the Early Settlers, Ass ocia- tion. General Cleaveland founded that city in 1796
 ON the 23d General Wm. C. Wakham, receiver of the Newport News & Missis- sipppi Valley road, died in his office at Richmond, Va. The doctors attribute his death to heart disease.
 WHEN questioned, on the 23d, concern ing the report that he h ad decided to com mute the death sentence of Mrs. Chiara Clgnarele, Governor Hs1l of New York said it was news to him. He has taken no action in the case.
 DR. K. W. MARTIN, of Phiiadelph has given an emphatic denial to the New York Worlds statement that MT. Randall Is suffering from incurable cancer of the stomach.
 ON the 23d the health of Governor Ames of Massachusetts had so far improved that he was able to sit up part of the day.
 JAKE GAUDAUR, the oarsman, has re- fused to row William O'Connor, of Toronto, Ont, on the ground of the lat- ter's want of reputatfon.,
 ON the 23d President Carnot left Valence for Paris. His departure was made amid enthusiastic plaudits.
 EMPEROR WILLIAMS visit will be re- turned by the Czar in the autumn, stop ping at Berlin on his way from Copen- hagen to St Petersburg.
 NEW YORK CITY workingmen are sign ing petition asking the President to re- move Postmaster Pearson for defying the Eight-Ho law and other alleged of- lenses.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
INTERNAL REVENUE

The Receipts Of the Internal Revenue Bus
 reau for the Last Fiscal Year, as shown
 bv the Report of Commissioner Miller
 to inc Treasury Department.
 WASHINGTON, July 25.-Hon. James H. ,t;11or Commissioner of Internal Reve- nne in his report to the Secretary of the T~oasnrv for the fiscal year ended June on 1sss shows the following receipts: On s,,;rits S69. .3l6, 166, an increase of S3,4I6.- ett over the receipts of last year; on to- bacco 3o. .6G2, ,431, an increase over last vear of S554, ,36i; on fermented liquors, So9 334 DIS. an increase of Sl,4P2,039; on oleomarparine, SS64, ,f39, an increase of StioI9l. on banks and bankers tnot Ma tionaN. S4, ,202, decrease ot SSo; miseel- laneons collections not otherwise pro- vided for, and penalties, Si65, ,3l5, de- crease of Ss4 lI2.
 The aggregate receipts were $l2t325.- 474 an increase of S5, ,4s9,l7 over last year.
 During the year SsS, 176 gallons of spir- it's were distilled from apples, peaches and grapes a decrease ot 325, 3so gaaonsi also 70,677.310 gallons from materials other than apples, peaches ana grapes, An increase of 4.50s, i5l: also 2i,6so,2 2l9 barrels of fermented liquor, an increase of .55s 693 barrels.
 There were manufactured SSH, 126, $50 cigars. an increase of 56, 421, 297; and ,s62,- 796. 100 cigarettes, an increase of e'S22o,- 900. Of snuff, 7,436, 9s9 pounds were man. ufactured, an increase Of s'9,2ll pounds. Of tobaeco-chewing and smoking there were manufactured 20i, ,936 7s3 pounds, an increase of 1, ,999,040 pounds.
 The manufacture of oleomargerine ag- rregated g, 667 155 pounds, an increase of l0.s7i. .553 pounds over last year.
 A statement of the collections by States and Territories during the year ended June 20 shows that California collected S2 1aa. 4f5; Illinois, S8o, 1ao995; Indiana, S 139. f5a; Kentucky, S14ls2 ,6S7; Mary land. B 3S9, 377 Massachusetts, S2,5Sp. o7f; Michigan, S1,7743l9; Missouri, $7,- 9l0, ,os3; Nebraska, E, 77S, 269; New Jersey. S4,072, 2i6; New York, S15,4l7, 2o2; North Carolina, S2,1s5,i6S; Ohio, a2'iis,3l2; Pennsylvania, Ss,3f7, ,S59; Tennessee, S,- OOa. 2ao: Virginia, S325, 3l6, and Wisconsin, g. 9s5. 446.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
h FRISCO SENSATION.
Grand Jury Report That Shows Up the Condition of Things in a True Though Hideous Light.

\ Grand Jury Report That Shows Up the
 Condition Of Things in a True Though
 Hideous Light.
 SAN FRANCIseo, July 2E-A decided sensation was created yesterday by tho final report of the grand jury of the city and county of San Francisco. Most of the departments of the city government the jury criticised severely. Speaking of crime, the report says: 'We think our selves justified in asserting that in this city crime is organized for purposes offensive and defensive, and has its aiders and abettors. Our elections, primarily and finally, are controlled to a great extent by l,200 10 1,500 members of the criminal element leagued together and rendering 'quid pro quo having so-called pulls on men iu authority and others influential with those having power. Matters have reached such condition here that to openly offend the directory of the criminal clement seems to invite complete political ostracism Reciproci- ty exists between criminals, prostitutes, gamblers and bossism.o Speaking of the Chinese quarter, the report says: This San Francisco Sodom, with all it's loathsome features, has become so famil- jar that 1t has ceased 10 inspire horror among our citizens. IL is only strangers who realize the hideousness and filthi- ness Of its slums"
The Springdale news., 1888-07-27
He Continued the Services as Though
 Nothing Had Happeaed.

CHICAGO, July 23-During the thunder storm yesterday morning, while Eyange1 ist Moody's old church at La Sale street and Chicago avenue was crowded with worshipers, the belfry was struck by lightning tearing of large part of the slate roofing. The congregation was much alarmed, and rush was started for the street panic was averted. how- ever, by the coolness of the pastor, Rev Charles Goss, who continued the services as though nothing had happened, and in few minutes the frightened auditors re- sumed their seats. The presence of min oi MT. Goss was warmly commentiop.