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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
NENDURG, WEST POINT and POUCH.
KEEPSIE:.
BOWERY BAY Beach

beautiful AMI p1pular Family summer Resort only
- MINUTES .a from New OIE. Accessible Dy elegant
seamI1a,s HOURLY from Harlem Brdge, East l39tl,st
and 3t.are from a. n M directly 10 Grand Pier,
locrJ Bay Beach 15c, CXcursion zoe Chi ren oc,
excursion Zoe: also BIZ horse railroad, Hm J-ist CAS-
foria1 fnf.Y. from q. TN miiul-ht. Flrc. lpc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and at the
various railroad distributing points Ia and near ihe ei
the week have been follows: Erie 4450 cans OF
milk. as OF condensed mlk ard l75 Of cream
sus1uehanna, 1870 o. milk ani cans OF cream
York city aud Northern. 3.5 Of milk Harlem
3iGO cans ~ milk. los condensed milk and 10
esns Of New Haven ami Hartford. O7j cans 81
milk ontario and Western lcDj cane OF milk ana llb
81 West Saofe 1910 ~ Hils l-V SiAs
Of condensed milk and 40 cans u cream Ncw-Jeisy IN
trail CTS OF milk and 10 Of ana ~ i"s
eelaneous short routes 1000 Of mia and 70 cans ~
cream The i3tal daily supply has been 1880 cans oi
milk, e73 Of condemned milk and 75e cans or cca
Tho heavy receipts Keep thu price down. The average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

upward lte too fast crowdng lhe speculative element
OF the 7raet ana causing legit1ate buy 20 ope
ciC-e % positive Requirements This has given US Jul
ior several Gys past and VITA beFai receipts tocA
accumulated extent that there T. becoming
quite pressure sc'i Values have alrealy icaced
fully and there Is weak unsettled ceiling a. S
ciosc For few pet brands % state creamery pads &c
still asked, hut fancy lots ofcfcd OF the open Iaf
bet at oOG20 &c AMI easily sold at that Best
creamery tubs rarely above zoe. LAtra
Western has settled TO 1919 l2c and hr5ts 70 extra it
range from 17ulS Ice. Quite number OF the western
gco1s showing favor evidently tho result Of warm
wea the point Ok production Whcrc the defects
very noticeable quite reduction in prices = Necessary
to eject STATE daiTy IS bcing packed generally
fresh The few sra lots o. ha tubs received IL Jc
IA obtained rarely an FOR fancy. Imitation
creamery Westeiu 6if have dronpef beck l2r le.
ava are moving slowly Factory docs show much de-
c.lre but IS less demand and outside figures tega
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

HAVANA MARKET
HavAsA. Juno l9.-spansh gold 233s0234 Exchange
nuieL ateanY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
IOTA1OEs AND VFGTTADT. "a.

New potatoes advanced toward the close OF last week
under moderate receipts choice grades fVm Charleston
nnd Savannah. ana fsw oi the best North Carolina
marks, reaching - JOQ9J per Dbl on Monday prices
OF about per Dbl under heavy receipts but stock
cleaned up closely ana 40 the close the market IL finer
with occasional sales o. quality shah. above
outside quotations Osi p0taloc. are DRAGGING henyiiy az
low ana Irregular prices. onions IA light supply and
Norfolk cabbages a1Elncei late last week al %
as2 bu fell back 5Dc Monday under heavy receipts
feeling firm the and pfospoc Of improve
mcnt lno marks t0-InOrIoW, string beans In large
supply lower aAi declining Cucumbers irregular; fne
stock is fairly firm: poor lots dun and
IN larger supply and easier. Green peas lower; mostly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
Bcar0 dno Rooms.

400 EAST OTH-ST.--SquaIe room on second nooi
loo running water also suit and hail room win Dcsro
~ EAST 2sT1EsT.-Nes.ly furnished paror neScrl
III also single and double rooms WIN OK "isnS-
board permanent or tronseDt; terms very low.
BROOKLYN.
n, URNISTIFD ROOMS. 100 IL Columbia Heifs,ss
Brooklyn; several desirable rooms TO let En- suite VI
single; one room suitable FOR PHYSICIANS once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
TgsE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

yhrorcn express Will on AID after p, leave New
YORK fGrl1i Central Depot via \. - n. II. and II H.
r. az 9.lJ a. IN. daily. except sundays Due at FAB
vans at so p. connecting AZ Wlue River Junction
Tor Montreal, and wells River Tor Newport, W ana
seats in Drawing Room Cars may be secured in advance
uv calling az addressing Draw ing Room and Sleeping,
Car IfCk-t Office. y. Y, y. II. and II. T. T., Grand
Central Depot. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

~ URSE and SEAMSrRfSS or LADY'S MAID.-By
y Wen educated North German girl; good sesmstress
understands all fine necdewOrk; best city references
city country. II 3d-lye paror floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

" RISE or NlAGD.-By Protestant Partisan 20 children
- months old good sCamsress; city country
cols Ialelea-e-. ". r.. care Mrs Dnhee. 760 2d.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

~ URSE-By competent hrstclass trustworthy
West 44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

~ UBSE MAID.-By a Partisan. Protestant; 70 chill
fdren - months old good good refer
cHce; sry country. H., care Nine Duhec 769 2dave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

wv ATTR ESS.-A ody desires fnt situation for her
~ waitress. INQUIRE at 3i3 M9dls0n-aye, between II
..l ! o-c-ock M.L-e.aly and lMu-,dly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, June 10. 1Ses.

Receipts for week Beans GIL pigs peas. 200 BUSH
exports beans. I.sg0 pX.s. peas. -jrl busn lmp5lts
eco bags Jeans frtni AUtWCfr- Domestic Mario" hate
declined sharply strong competition 10 SECURE tas
f.w export orders a. 20 would be gladly accepe4 ioI
choice lines and only \ small i50bng business 10 ilny
gools Is done any higher Medium Pea and Niute ND
ney ruling dull with the OF prices barely siill
Exporters nave taken enough TOD Kidney az 81 " IuI
establish the price, the feeling 8t tie Gloss Il hfn
California Linz quiet &C g o. Foreign beans hca aD1u
steady but demand comparatively small Green peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Receipts Tor week. CJ3 bales. Exports II bales In
ports 80 bales 4 small friic with brewers about
be only hing doing a. he moment Prices are held abo1t
watching the cscp reports both from this country and
abroad A. present the vine j. making strong. healthy
d. grl I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
AgRS. LOVES
Vi LARGE
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.
TIRSTCLASS MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
o3f 3r)-AXE.

MAID. sc.-By young French girl, Tor growing chl-
VA den speaks itte Englishi good city coun-
tfy good city references 157 Vest 20rtst. 81 bell
~ URSE-By a young French girl Is pleasant and
patient with children; also neat sewer; two years'
references from last employer. Seen az Nine JACQCNSr
COZ Oth-avc., upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

NE ANrED-By r young lady Canadian. position az
~ companion 10 elderly invalid lady goyeneSs or secre-
arv would suDefinent housekeeping and mOheress eh
denor mothers help objection 70 travel highest ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20
6ituaiiors Wauieo-Hlales

A TTENDANT or VALET to invalid gentleman d
- wl,n good references; city Or country. JAZZ
EETr, 80 West 0lst-sg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-20

Receipts for De wfek 0eCoo pscs Tyports @ turop,
Tor the week. j2.C7g boxes. Tho slfh- eNocnctS OF
weakness noted week became more pronounced as l
cd and fancy parcels % both eol1Ied ana I1
sold down ig6S 5-rc Thur. Dag. But the loWct
rates current induced fcer buying aad with oy Moderate
rcccul, feeling on IriiJian fctocs
soil1g al SIC generally an occasional l0' roiIg ~
3lc. The rest CVCg sunday gave shiTy'fs tine 70
study The position. aud tIer went 90 the cock NchLy
morning deo.rinel not 20 do much except on l0'.ef
nasi4 After some Taieying. ti.cls conceded llus,
d-p0uc luc factories i-f3s Ice. and the cream ~
5'sc To-day The dem1nl was not saisfastory ana
lrices settled litUe lover few early .aes Oh eN'
eouonal quality were reported jsc. but $ lie ne
caine he top price for perfect quality, and LY.i
cnccse showing natural color. Common to g'ol iuI
c-ean, RANGED RON 7GSc Night Gik skins must u
vsn, iorav Are 10 -all above 1-9hC &c. Ohio nats
we,F with only the incs' lots commanding sc. a.
Utica and Little Falls 91%-5 boxes sold 81 - - -
rulng price az both markets being &c. All inc con0'
tioE flc;orcs sold Bee, witA le exception o. Ky
Joanslubur., which Wens a. I-4c. LNcrpcJi ca"i''
44s. Ga e,,to
etsie Factory. fur cream. co'o7cf fancy 90 -
State Factory. fNl cleafl, WA!tc, iaAcy = -
s,sie sc fay lq el rslm iaf S to aooi e
state factory. common tI.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
sherman Not the Only One.

The Democratic papers can very wen
afford 10 keep their hands ef and allow the
Independent Republican papers TO deal with
the mslignants In the United States Senate.
The treatment Of the nomination oil Mr..
FULLER by that body and the senatorial
debates upon the Presidents veto messages
have evoked from our Independent contem-
poraries some OF the plainest kinds oil truths.
The Springfield Republican, for instance, In
referring to Thursdays debate, says:
"But neither Mr. Blair nor his associates
denied the notorious facts upon which these
yetoes are based. Indeed, Senator Hawley
sneered at the President az new 'Daniel
come TO Judgment The senators were re-
sorting 10 unbecoming personal reflections
when the morning hQN expired. The
whole trouble arose In the hrst instance
from the determination among the kepuou-
cans to wage wr upon everything the
President does. and their surrender TO the
pension sharks IL about the unwisest thing
that they have done this sumner"
Exactly. A miserable partisan spirit Is at
the bottom OF the whole business. snER-
MAN Is not the only prominent Republican
who holds that anything is iusli6abe in law
and ia morals that will keep the Democrats
out Of power. That is the creed OF the Re-
publican senators generally, and they act
upon it whenever they get a chance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Lot Him Coma.

An esteemed western Republican contem.
porary says: ave would carry through the
South the hberalizing spirit OF Republican.
ISM" and 10 that end proposes that FORAKER
canvass Virginia and North Carolina in the
presidential campaign. FORAKER Is unQues-
tiouably entirely competent 10 represent the
"hberalIzing spirit Of Repubhcauism," and
we sincerely hope that he will accept the sug.
gestion. Our only fear is that he Will not stick.
The last time FORAKER came TO Virginia TO
spread the "liberalizing spirit OF Republi-
canism " be got tired early in the action
and went back home n sadder IL not a
wiser man. We assure our western contem-
porary that there need be no fear that FORA
KER will prove "trsitor," as be is said
10 have done at Chicago. The South
wouldn't have him on her side II she
could get him. Besides, II would be such
amusement for some Of our stumpspeakers
TO get hold OF him and prove what fraud
the "liberalizIng spirit Of Republcanism +"
is. Let him come, by oil means.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Person al.

Miss VanderblI's picture by Sir John
Millais will be completed IN August.
Colonel Maplcson's "reminiscences, which
will be published next month, will contain
numerous anecdotes Of American public
men.
Colonel d. s. Lamont has gone to Nc
Granville, Cortland county, n. y, for a
few days. lie left Washington Friday
night and expects TO return the last Of the
week.
Lord TOlemache, the English peer
who has recently sold three OF his
family pictures for S220,000, has expended
1921, 800 in purchasing a steam brewery at
Ipswich, with siXty-nine beer-saloons at
tached, for his tenth son, Mr.. Ranulph Toll
lemache.
Lillian, Duchess OF Marlborough, as the
former Mrs. Lily HamersIey ia described
on the cards OF invitation for the receD-
ton in London given in her house by
her mother.in-law, the dowager Duchess,
also becomes by her marriage the Princess Of
Mindeheim, one Of the titles her husband
inherits from the great Churchill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
perry eousIdercd 10 any iuturc appllcatIon TO


sell IN this county.
After disposing OF this case the Court took
up the eases OF William Walker, Louis Loney,
and Nick Holmes, who had been sent here
for trial by Police-Justice Richardson, and
who were indicted at this term for wound.
ing, with intent TO Kill, Charles Scott on an
excursion from Richmond 70 Providence
Forge on the 18th Of June last. The trial,
sfier occupying the Court for nearly TWO
DAYS, resulted Yesterday afternoon In
the acquittal OF Holmes aud the
sending OF Walker and Louey to
spend tho next six months In the
county Jail. The Judge. In passing sem
tcnce upon the accused, gave them some
very good advice. saying he hoped this would
teach them aud others lesson by which
they would profit, and adding that "had The
verdict been for ten years In the peniten-
tIary be would not have disturbed IT," by
the way, these excursions are becoming
great nuisances in this county, and have re-
suited In much trouble and Inconvenience to
its quiet and law-abiding citizens.
To-day and part Of yesterday were taken
I'D In the trial OF case between Mr.. Purson,
Of williamsburg, and Luther Fsrinbolf, OF
this county, growing out OK tbreshing OF
peanuts BIZ the former for the latter, which
resulted In a verdict for Mr.. Purson.
In addition 10 the local bar your CORE
spoudent had the pleasure OF meeting at
court Judge r. L. Henley, OF James City,
whose face looked as genial rs when few
years ago he dispensed, with so much salts
inction 10 everybody. justice here as circuit
Judge; also. Mr.. sidney Smith, OF Williams
burg; Messrs. Bagby and Lewis OF West
Point and Branch OF James City, and the
Hon. III. r. Pollard, Of King and Queen.
By the way, many OF the friends OF Mr.. Pol
lard seem TO desire that he shall be the next
Democratic candidate for Congress in his
district. ". X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
nnrGa. MEDICINES. &c.
RAPID SALES.
MmbA ReN1a.

1000 pounds Gum Camphor. CSC pound;
1000 pounds Notified CASTLE Soap, bar lsSc.. by
the pound 15c.:
soo rounds White Castillo Soap, bar 15c.. by the
pound 20c.;
1000 pounds English Blue Notified Soap at &c
bar-usually sold for SOC:
900 half-pint bottles Of Genuine Imported Bay
Rum at 25c.;
100 pieces dno Bath Sponge at 5Oc.-usually sold
atsi;
go pieces Bath Sponge. 25c.-regular price 5Oc.;
CameIa Bouquet Soap, finest toilet soap made
2Oc. cake or for Soc;
Cutcura Soap, 15c. cake;
Lazeus White Rose, Persian Bouquet and fifty
other odors only 95c. per ounce-usual price
Soc. Guaranteed TO DO equal to any on tho
MARKET
IS gross fno Toilet Soap at Coo. dozen-regulsr
price 81;
Genuine Murray & Lanmans Florida Water
Soc;
Lazelrs Florida Water CsmalD. 15c.;
Csc. will buy Meade e Bakers Carbolic Mouth
Wash, or 3 bottles for 81;
Coo. VIII buy Sozodont the best dentfricel;
Zoe. viii buy Tetlow's swandown with bottle OF
Extract:
SC. will buy 10c box Of whiting;
zoe. will buy Loonens solid-Bsck Hair-Brush-
usual price 81:
81 Will buy Loonen's solid-Back Hair-Brush-
usual price $50;
Horsford's Acid Phosphate, 4Oc. or bottles for
81:
Horsford's Acid Phosphate uargel, 75c.:
95c will buy pound best Mixed Bird Seed;
75c' will buy Paines Celery Compound;
g. 20 will buy SWifts Specific largei
Nestie's BABY Food, CSC. a box;
Sapolio, &C. cake;
7jc win buy Lazolps Lavender or Violet Ioiies
Water;
s2c will buy Lubin's Extracts;
75c. will buy Wyeth's Beof. Vino and Iron;
75c will buy Browns Ironslllttors;
i5c will buy simmons Liver Regulator Qerge);
nc. will buy Simmons Liver Regulator tsmalp;
fsc. will buy Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup:
i5c will buy Brandreths, Dayid's, or Carter's
Plls:
tl.1O will buy Fellows Syrup Bypophosphites
Compound;
75c. will buy Valentines Meat Juice;
75c will buy Ayers or Hoods Sarsaparills;
lOc. will buy Allcockis Porous Plaster;
SOC. will buy genuine Klosterfrau Nun Cologne;
75c. will buy DR.. Pierccs Fayorite Prescription
or three bottles for IL;
7Jc will buy DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvory or three bottles for 81,
$50. will buy Bromocaneine;
75c. will buy Boyinine (!arge);
zoe. will buy Boyinino small;
4O:. will buy Buffalo Lithia Water;
25c. viii buy Hunyadi Janos Water
Athousand-and-one articles at sweeping reduc-
~. De- 4trsfr
for the springs can have their msdcine-chests
filled al very low iigres. Physicians prescrip-
lions carefully and scientifically compounded.
Purity guaranteed. Goods delivered free 10 any
part Of the city If order amounts 10 $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
MADISON COUNTY.
Masontc-Csiebrati Marriage.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
MADISON c. H., July 10, 1883.
Colonel f. II. Hill, Of this place, left here
Yesterday TO ill his appointments as grand
lecturer for the Third Masonic district. lie
will visit the lodges by districts, meeting
with those in District No. 81 At Lexington
wednesday, July 18th; in District No. AZ at
Clifton Forge Monday, July 23d; 10 District
No. I6 At stasnton Monday. July 3Oth in
District No. sc at Harrisonburg Friday. Au-
gust I'd: in District No. IA at Winchester
August sth: and in District No. - at Luray
Thursday. August 16th-remaininS at each
Mace from four 10 five days. The time not
occupied in the performance OF his duties
will be devoted 10 visiting friends, fishing.
&c. He will return home by August Coun-
ty Court.
MIL. p. Scherer, who sustained painful
though not serious injuries 10 the frigbtiul
railroad accident near Orange Courthouse,
is brother-in-aw OF Rev. j. 5. Moses, OF
tbis place.
The Odd.FelIows (colored) celebrated here
Yesterday their eighth anniversary as an
organization In this county. The day WIS
observed a. 4 holiday by the colOred people
and they turned out in large numbers, though
fhe crowd was smaller than on former oc-
caSions.
A meeting was held at the Dutch Lutheran
church yesterday TO make arrangements for
the Virginia synod, which will meet there
on the Goth OF August next
Miss MOlle Hall and Mr. George F.. Smith,
botn Of this place, were quietly married at
the Methodist parsonage here THIS morning
sunday by the Rev. John 5. Rhodes.
MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

The Philadelphia Ledger, Mr.. GEORGE w.
CmLDs's paper. makes some telling thrusts at
the maligpants In and out OF the Senate who
have criticised Mr.. CLEvELASD's vetoes OF
private pension bills. II says that "there
have been few Presidents OF the United
States who have so consplcuously displayed
20 high q degree OF moral courage In the
discharge OF the duties OF their high Office"
IS Mr.. CLEVELAND has In this particular
matter, and adds:
alt Is worth the while Of the people to
consider that there IL something better than
partisan supremacy; that fidelity shown in
the administration OF the Government Is
much better. and that there can be no parti-
sac necessity 50 strong as 10 warrant the
condemnation, through Misrepresentation OF
the Executive, Tor doing that which 1t is his
duty to do"
Truly the maligoants Me furnishing the
rope with which the fair-minded and inde-
pendent Republican papers will hang them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

The Wilmington On. C.) Messenger has
sound views regarding college education
and gives them as follows:
ave have only word TO say ourselves,
not OF advice nor yet OF censure, but simply
n commonplace observation based upon ex-
perience. The South cannot have too many
educated men 10 its midst, and the best
equipment OF the schools is TO be sought
diligently. The new South may be 'practl-
cali IL must not, however, profess cons
tempt for the training OF the colleges. A
man IL all the better and more influential lif
he has fine qualities OF head and heart for the
culture which early intellectual development
enables him 10 attain. The college graduate,
therefore, has our best wishes. IL he has
courage and resolution he can enter the field
Of competition with an equipment superior
to that for which less enlightened men pros
iess contempt. II he hews to the line like a
man he will be more useful and his rewards
will be greater"
Well aud OPPORTUNITY said. As rule be
that's best educated is best equipped for LIES
struggle. The father who being able to
afford It educates his son performs pa
triotic duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
NEW KENT.
Interesting Conrt Items-PersOnni
Notes.

Notes.
[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, July II, 1888.
The County Court OF New Kent-Judge
Isaac Ii. Christian. presiding concluded to-
day one OF the mostimp0rtsnt and interesting
sessions held here for many years. A case
OF great local interest to the citizens OF New
Kent and King William counties was dis
posed OF. At the May term Of this court K.
L. Richardson applied for bar aud retail
liquor license at Plum Point, on the Psmun-
key river Just opposite the town Of West
Point. in King William county. No
opposition was made at the time TO
the granting OF the license, the Court
proceeding 10 take the usual evidence
in the case; but owing to the proximi-
ty OF west Point, a looal.option t0wa, the
Court granted the retail license asked for but
refused the license TO keep oar.reom. At
the June term OF this court T.. Wilkinson,
the mayor OF West Point, after notice 10
Richardson, moved the Court 10 revoke the
license upon the ground that Richardson
had no place Of business at opium
Point.u and for the additioBal reason
that the place Is not an appropriate one for
the sale OF liquor. The motion was
ably argued by Messrs. Bagby and Digs,
OF West Point, for Wilkinson, and by
Messrs. II. 1. Lewis. Commonwealth sttor-
ney for King william, and II. 7. Lacy, Of
New Kent, for Richardson. Judge Christian
reserved his decision until this court, and on
the first day OF the term delivered very
elaborate written opiaion. reviewing the cvi.
dence and the law, 10 which he said 'sthat
had the evidence been the same at the time
OF application that II Was at this time he
would probably not have granted the license,
but that he had come TO the conclusion that
be had no power 10 revoke unless some
cause was shown, growing out OF the miscoh-
duct on the part OF the licentiste. and that
the license must stand for the term for which
Il wss granted" lie added that the views
Of the citizens OF West Point would be pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17
Killed on she RatI.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
GOSHEN. Va. July i6.--wasb. Thompson
was struck by 40 eastern. bound freight train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway near
BelPs Valley, on saturday evening and died
shortly Afterwards. lie met the train and
stepped 10 the side OF the track, but not far
enough 10 keep the train from striking him.
He was about eighty years old butstill active
and strong. No blame Ia attached TO the en-.
gineer Of the train, as he blew the whistle
and rang the bell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

difficult one. Not only are the natives Of
that region hostile, but II seems to be under.
stood that n the country Is to be opened up
OF al England will see to 1t that she has first
choice. Already the English bare prevented
Portugal from making commercial restric-
tons that would have given the latter con-
troll Of The ZambesI Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-17

The Portuguese, who have long had foot
bold on the borders OF Zanzibar, are desl-
rous Of extending their possessions 10 that
country, and are nov about to send an ex-
petition under GunMiAM 10 the re-
gion north o! the zambesi. II IL proposed
70 establish the Authority OF Portugal in
the country north Of tine zambed and south.
west Of Lake Nysssa. II IS thought,
however. that the undertaking win prove q