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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Personal. aud Briefs.
Mr.. John p. Branch is IN New York.

Mr.. John T.. Branch Is IN New York.
Rev. Taylor Martin will preach at the
Soldiers Home Sunday afternoon.
Sergeant Latamer, an inmate Of the Lee
Camp soldiers Home, Is reported critically
III.
Dove Lodge, No. 81. Of Masons, will meet
in St. Adams Hall THIS evening at O'Clock
for work.
Ex.Judee Edmund waddiIl left for Old
Point yesterday morning, where he will
spend about week with his family.
The friends Of All Saints new Protestant
Episcopal church on Madison street are re-
quested 10 meet this evening at $3.50 O'Clock
at the former chapel, corner OF Grace aud
Madison streets, for the purpose OF organizing
the congregation.
Rev. Or. J. +. Bushnell. president OF the
Southwestern Virginia English Lutheran
synod, will be In Richmond The latter part
Of the week and will preach at the First
English Lutheran church morning and
night. and possibly at tbs Second church In
the afternoon.
Joseph T.. Bailey, Esq, student at the
school OF Moody the evangelist while at
auspices Of the Young Mems Christian As
socation conducting services at the city jail
at stated intervals, and he has strong hopes
OF retaining some OF the prisoners. in whom
be feels special interest.
ID. +. Houston, Esq.,. arrived In the city
yesterday morning from New York, where
he attended Meeting Of the National Re
publican Committee on Wednesday; was
present at a meeting OF the State Committee,
Of which he IL chairman, held here yester-
day, and left last night on the Richmond and
Allegheny s O'Clock train for his home In
Roanoke.
The New York Record announces that the
United States Express Company-Hon
Thomas L. Platt, president-whIch has re-
Gently absorbed the Baltimore and Ohio Ex-
press Company and gained control OF the ex-
press carriage OF the Central railroad OF New
JERSEY, has now secured the control OF the
International Express Company, which has
been in existence some five years. The
United States Express Company has an Office
in Richmond, with Mr. 5. III. Bowman as
agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
a sen.n,,nnnl Nfnrx.

by Anglo American cable 70 the Dispach-l
LONDON, July ~. The Patt- MaH Gazette
publishes some sensational correspondence
from Berlin under date OF July 10th which
is IN effect az follows: The Friederichskorn
Palace, at POtSdam, where the Dowager
Empress Victoriais living. sin all but name
prison, and the ex.Empress is virtually I'M
der arrest. In suy case, she is receiving scant
consideration from the men now In power.
Ii is presumed the object Il to bring inilu.
euces to bear upon Der Majesty which Will
induce her to surrender her husbands pa
pers.
The 81. james Gazette says: II IL semi
officially stated that the report published in
the Pail MAI Ggzette 10 the effect that the
Dowager Empress Victoria is virtually I'M
der arrest at Potsdam Is an aoominable Nc
ton. The editor OF the Gazette, although
aware OF the monstTous nature OF the story,
nevertheless publishes Il. That papers cor
respondent ut Berlin Is probably as much
a fiction a. Is the story, which is the baSest
aud most malicious ever invented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
E5OnmOuth-Park Races.


MONMOUTH PARK, \. j., July 12.-First
race three quarters Of mllc-Fred b.
won; Brait second, Lady Primrose third.
Time, 1:lG.
Second race-tbree quarters OF mile
Stone won; Harrisburg second, Gerome
third. Time, ILL.
Third race-one and one eighth miles
InverwIck won; Goodloe second, TaTagon
third. Time, 1854.
Fourth race-Monmouth cup, orc mile and
three quarters-Firenzi won; ElkwOod sc.
cond, Eurus third. Time, 3:0St.
Fifth race-three quarters Of mile
cambridge WOO; Favor second, Tenbooker
third. Time, 2:05.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Rowland won {;
Grsnadier second, Retreat third. Time,
l:17.
Seventh race-six furlongs--Lackawapnl
won; IIouSatonlc second, Freedom third.
Time, 1:15t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Washington Notes.


WASHINGTON, July 12.-The House Com
mittee on Manufactures at ITS meeting TO-DAY
decided to continue It's investigation into the
subject OF trusts. IL will shortly report the
evidence 20 far taken In the sugar and
Standard oil trusts, and will then. in all
probability within the next ten days or two
weeks, begin an Investigation into the whis.
key trust. A great many people, said a
member OF the committee. think that pro-
tsctlye tariff tends TO propagate trusts. We
have so far investigated a trust--the sugar
trust which Is protected BY the tariff, aud
we have investigated standard-0il
trust-unaflected by any tariff. Now we
propose to probe into the whiskey trust.
which Is affected by an interns-reyenue tax.
so that we viii be able TO present 10 the
country the results OF an inquiry into all
sides OF the question.
The bond offerings to-day aggregated
S552. Sa0-ali rejected.
IL IL stated that Judge John V. Right, OF
Teupessee; Rev. W. n. Cleveland, brother
OF the President and Captain X. II. Pratt,
Superintendent OF the Cirlisle Indian school,
will constitute the commission to negotiate
with the Sioux Indians for the division OF
their reservation 10 Dakota and the surren-
der OF part 10 the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Baseball Yesterday.
fRytelegrapn 70 tue DispEtcn.l

! Cbicago:
Chicagos. ...........1 1 3 3 o 0 l o.
Washingtons .......0 8 q 3 3 y 0-22
Base-hhs-Cblcaeos II; Washnstons, Il.
Errors--Chicaeos, IL; Washingtons. o. Bat
teries-Ryau, BrynaD, and Darling; Whit
ney and Mack.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis .......O o Q l 90 1 0 40
New YOrks. 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1-G
Bsse.hits -lndIanapolis, IS; New Yorks,
}. ErrOrs-Indanapolis o.; New Yorks,
Bltteries-Shreye and Buckley; Welch and
Ewing.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatls. ......1 o 0 900 0 0 OIL
Clcyelsnds ........0 2 q 0 0 0 o 0 o.
Base.hits-C iuelnnails, 3; CleyelSnds, s.
Errors-Cincinnaiis 3; CleveandS. 3. Bat.
teries- Mullsnc and keenan,; BAkely and
Snyder
Pittsburgh:
The Pittsburgh ball game was
called before the completion OF the filth
inning on account Of rain. Neither side had
scored.
Detroit:
Today's game postponed on account Of
rain. Two games Will be played tomorrow
afternoon.
Louisville:
Louisyllles .... ......0 0 0 600 1 0 OIL
Athletics ...........0 0 2 0 l 0 OK
Blse-hits-Lousvillcs, 8; Athletics, 4.
Errors Louisyilles, q Athletics, 0. Bat
teries-Ramsey and Kerins; Weyhing and
Townsend.
ST. Louis:
st. Louis ............2 0 40 0O0 x-S
Baltimores ..........0 o 0 | 0 l o l 0-3
-hits-S Louis, 10; BaltimOTes, G.
Etrors-St. Louis, Z: BalHmores, 10. Bate
ries-KIng and Milligani smith and Full
mer.
Kansas City:
Kansas Ciiy.."......0 020 90 0 0-3
Brooklyns. ..........0 0 0 0 o l 0 0 OIL
observation-disclosures City. 8; Brooklyns,
Errors -Ksnsas City, g.; Brooklyns. !
BatteTies-Porter and Donahue; Mays and
nOlbert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
DEATHS.

BAUER.-Died, July Il, 1881. at fifteen minutes
to5P. NJ. at her fathers residence, No. $40 Bel
yidere street, LENA. infant child OF William ii.
and sarah II. Bauer; aged two years and nine
months.
IT'S hard 10 break the tender cord
When love has bound the heart;
It's h.rd, so hard, 10 speak the words
We must forever part
yArest aud 10Y ed one, we must lay thee
In the peaecful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
rlill we see thy heavenly fnce.
Funeral will take place from Pine-Street Bap-
list church ats z. NJ. TODAY ASH. Friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend
BEEks.-Died, on July iIth, a; Bath Beach,
Loug Island. JENNIE f., wife OF II. II. Beers.
gFTTELLIER.-Died, at the the Soldiers
Home. JuIyIa, 1898, STEPHEN ID. LETTRLLiER,
formerly q member Of the Caskie Rangers.
lie was 8 Mexican psnsioner.
His funeral will take place FROM tho Home To-
DAY, 18Th instant, et o'clock +. NJ
LIGHTFCOT-Died, at his residence, Ia Port
Royal. Caroline county, Va, July 10, 1885. JOHN
Il. LiGnrFOor. son OF the late Philip Llghuoof,
Esq, IN the seventy-ioarth year OF his age.
o'KEEFFE Died, July isrh, nj hts residence,
81 west Jackson street JOHN O'KEEFFE, IN the
forty-pfnth year Of his age.
his funeral Will take place TO-DAY from -.
Peters Cathedral st 10 O'clock A. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
The H,ue Ribbon.

The "Blue Ribbon" Club which wss Or
ganiGed sunday evening at the Old-Market
Hall is destined, it, friends believe, TO be-
come great institution, as its pledges suit
every one who desires TO become tenn
perance man at all.
persoH can become member OF the
club BY signing either one or all OF the fol-
lowing pledges
1. Not TO drink any intoxicating liquors.
9. Not TO drink III saloon or Dar-roOm.
3. Not to treat or be treated.
The Old.Market Hall has been engaged for
another meeting TO be held TO night, and Sir.
George CaefF, OF Boston, and other pTomi-
nent temperance speakers OF Richmond will
he present. 1t is not secret organization.
Seats free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
yraudevI,le,s Funeral.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, July 12.-Tbe funeral OF John
Vaudeville took place at Mitcbelstown to-
day. Fully 6,OO0 persons followed the body
to the grave. The most perfect order was
preserved. The shops IN town were closed
and many OF them were draped in mourning.
O'Brien. Dayitt. sullivan, aud Leamy carried
the coffin from the bier to the grave. Many
wreaths and other floral offerings were
placed upon the grave. O'Brien delivered
eulogy on the deceased, saying that he was
rs brave and noble a man rs ever died for
Ireland on the battlefield.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Private Pension psi's.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-rbe House mel
this evening 10 consider certain private pen
sion bills TO which Objections bad been MAGE
ri various Friday evening sessions, ara the
fipal vote upon which had been postponed
uns,l to-nigbt. There were thirteen such
measures upon the calendar. bat opposition
was developed 10 the first ope-grsnting
peusIon 10 Jesse Ii. sfrickland--sbd sfter .
call OF the House and two Intellectual roll
calls the House without accomplishing any
thing al lO:Ib O'Clock adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
General sheridan.
TBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

NoYouIrr, Mass, July 1919 II. M.--The
only change 10 General Sheridsn's condition
during the last twenty.four hours has been
Ia the condition OF bis nervous system. lie
slept we'll last night and has been very tran
quil all dsy--more tranquil than at any pre-
yious time since bis arrival here. His pulse,
respiration, aud appetite are 10 the same
state ~ they were yesterday. IL Is BOW
thirty.h,e days since he had an attack OF
heart-failure.
lsignedl WASHINGTON MkTTHEwk
HENRY G.. YkERow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
LOCAL-OPTIoN ELKCriON.
Presentation of y Petition Therefor
no Juuge Afkfu.

The petition gotten up by the local-option
people OF this city asking The Judge OF the
Hastings Court to order an election TO decide
whether or not the sale OF liquor shall be H.
csnsed in this city for The next two years was
filed with the Judge yesterday morning.
The list purports to contain $500 names;
the number necessary to be obtained before
the Judge can order an election is 3,il7.
The judge Is allowed by law ten days In
which TO count the names and see that the
requisites OF the law are complied with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
I.ainh nenaerson,s Will.

The will Of Isaiah Henderson (colored,
was admitted TO probate Ia the Chsucery
Court Yesterday.
The deceased bequestbed 10 Mary A.
Walker, his sister, $500; 10 Lucy Ann
Walker, niece, 500; TO Isaiah II. Booker,
$50.
The personal property be gave to Andrew
j. Walker.
The remainder OF the estate Is bequeaihed
to Daniel Henderson, brother Of the de-
ceased
Daniel Henderson, who Is named 9 ex.
eofitor, yesterday qualified and acknow-
LEGGED bond in the penalty OF 5000 with>
out security
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NKW YORK.


NEW Yosx. July ia-cotton duh; sales,
100 bales; uplands, l0xc.; Orieaus, l0tsc.; net
receipts. e67 bales; exports-to Great British,
$500 bales; 10 the Continent. LEO bales: STOCK.
y3B,7gS bales. sogshorn -four quiet Wheat
very dull: No. 2 rad. July, ssssSke.: August.
81 5-1aas9slc.; September. 81 l-ieasoAc. Corn
quiet aud heavy; No. 2. August 35a355tc. Sop
tember. 5Ga56Hc. Oats very quiet. No. Z. July.
351c: August 3it.a3I4c.; No. 2 spot. S6c.
UOrs unchanged. C0fos--Fair lilo nrm sf $i4 80;
options higher ard strong: No. Rio. Jgiy.
sil5Oasil.70: August, si0.tsa$i0C0 sugar 1rm;
fair refining Sc: refined sctife and strong.
Nolasses steady: tc-tes,, aDc. kice steady. Pc
srole1m nrm; rc1aed, 73c. Cosfon-eeed oil
quiet. Tnllow rrm At i5-iesfc. kosin duh os
fi05asl.l2s. Potatoes st~asy. furpsptino dull
t3fAe Hides light inquuy. Wool Qalet and
steady. PORK dali Reel dull Cut Meats TO-
changed. Aidalss neglected Lard W estern
stcsm, IS ass 90; August. s.. 3sasST. Frsighia
quiet.
BArrrxoKE. Nh. July fs-Coiton Arm: mid
dlipg. l0t(c. Flour steady. Wheat-Southefn
nrm and higher: faitz. saes7c. LongberrS So
eOc.: western frin end nonlfnal: No. wtn er
red. spot, S5c. ssd nominal August, s5AS3 1 G. |:
september. e6A<as6s(e. Corn-Soushsrn Arm;
white. e5as7c. yellow, osxaic. western du'l and
nominal mixed. spot 1i's $50: July, ~ Aclc. |;
August Ska1jc.: Septambsr, 8haS0:- uanp
active and easy: southern and Pennsylvania,
sosssc. western white, <s&tskc. western mixed,
H9k afcEc- Rye 1uu and nominal ~ Un1oe
Hay nkm; PRIME 70 caotse uvsserns p7.oVn$iA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

Provisions qaiet end unehAnrcd. Mss<pera
ri5. sn,ter escsd7 ~ ist2D@ Eers easy a. iss
i$He. Petroleum 1ra Al 5,sr. Cpres dun and
noinihel; Mo ceFgocs, fair. i've sugar nrm |;
A soft, ne; coppsr-rsnnsd " active densrd ..
15t1l5kc Whisaey steady ~ u-2s5l< IS
Frsssnts TO liverpool per stssh'sr steady; c-I-
ton, 5Sed. nour, per Ten. Ca. grain, "a
CHICAGO
Ca,oGeo. July fa--cash qnots's7ns vers:
Flour qulst AMI unehssgsa: NO. spring
wheat slasis<c No corn. <t1fc. No.
oats. siaM.c. Hcss,pork. si3itsfiaN lard,
~ i!assIex. Short-ribs. t7.sees1.S: shoulders,
ta.snas66g,s: sloftcissr. S.&sss Whisssy.
si.2Q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
ra., OF a church aa,lery.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July i2.-The gallery OF
the Old Quaker church in this city, now used
As an Iniirmary for old cslored people. fell
last pigbt during nm entertainment for the
benefit OF the "Heme," precipitariDg the
crowd 10 the lower floor, probably fatally In
jurlng the isnl.or aud breAking the LEGS and
otherwise iuIuring six or seven women, I'll
cologed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Eight Hundred Miners En.ornbed.

10y y '17'
LONDON. July IA dispatch from Cape
town. Africa. says that The Debeers coal
mine at Kimberley caught fire yesterday eve.
ming. Eight hundred men are entom6ed.
TIE work OF rescue began at once, but 1t IL
believed that 900 persons have persisted, in
Guiding Mr.. Lindsay, manager OF the com
pany. Many OF the victims Imprisoned in
the miues are white people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
skipped 10 Mexico.
fBy telegraph to the Dlsptach

new ORLEANS, July Ia. b. Charpen-
tier, well-known notary public, WAS lsSi
seen in this city on Saturday. IL Is believed
that he has gone to Mexico. To-day suits
were filed against him for sums aggregatiug
$40, 600. II is thought that there are enough
other creditors TO swell the amount to $50,
600. II is understood that in most cases the
money was placed IN his hands for invest
ment,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Hase-Enfe.

In the game played between the Alerts Of
washington and the RIchmonds at Boschcn
Park yesterday evening the score stood TO
O IN favor OF the Washington club.
/ The Alerts leave this morning 81 10
O'Clock for Norfolk to play series OF games
with the Sorfolks.
There will be a game between the Rich
monds and the Blair Club Saturday eve
/ ming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Low notive. and personal Hatred.

[BY AnglO-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
VIENNA, July 12.-LeadiDg journals here
condemn the German doctors report on
Emperor Frederick's case "a a degradation
OF medical science. They say II was dictated
by low motives and personal hatred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Mr. RANDALL.

[By telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, Jnly 12.-Mr Randall still
continues to progress iavorably towards re-
covery. lie pissed quiet, restiul night,
and Appeals to be refreshed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Railroad contract Awarded.
SPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch.i

ToINIIHI t1I1bThut % 'IV III'P"tVH'I
NORFOLK. VA, July 12.-Tbe contract for
the construction OF the Atlantic and Danyille
railroad west Of Belfeld, on the Petersburg
and Weldon railroad, TO Lawrenceyille, in
Brunswick county, was today awarded to
Ratchelder & Robson. Of Richmond. One
thousand meu Will DO put 10 work on the
section immedialely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
WEATHER REPORT.

tBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
- WASHINGTON. July l2-For Virginia,
RAIN cooler, rain. followed Friday night By
l1falr weather, northwesteyIy winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

corroS gsPoae

We quote: Fine, g. 50as275: supeTnne. e 75a
sas5; extra. s150ssa.75. family, s4a4A50; patent
family, country, $i.75atA2a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

down 10 i2s below what II on the street
On sunday Of T.. NJ. Mr.. J. ID. X. slei9ht
win deliver aa address TO young men. Good
| singing viii be provided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
FINANCIAL
Hxv YORK sArxrxoax. arr xrca-
MozD STOCK xxcRAaaxx
psntina Hosin. fsx sAd
Peanut Marksta
nv tolevraph 10 no DIgpstrh.I

NEW YORK, July I2.--Ths stock market was
less active to-day and esriy developed re-
dictionary tendency. Dealings were feverish and
unsettled throughout leaving TIE grost majority
81 the lie. fractioaslly lower than las, eventne.
There was good buying on tho part OF sons OF
ths commission houses and lsts IN the day more
purchasing Tor fcreign account hut toe probes
siOnsls who had bought yesterday with tho IN
tention Of unlosdlng uroa ondon we're eoc,-
pellsd 70 dump their load In this msrxst aud
there being altogether loss demand for stocks
traders began 20 hammer the list for reaction
All news was favorable and some new develop
msnts served 70 keep the downward moFementin
check. Western Union was bought still under
the belief that q scttlemsat OF the cable DIM
Guilty Is but a matter Of few days. and whilo
Chicago sent few oearish kilograms There was
buying OF western specialties, and ~. Paul Was
one OF the features. Burlin eton spurted up ~
bor cent. on the Announcement Of The rseiEne-
ton OF Gensral-Nanager stone, which Was ip-
ierpretcd oy the street TO moan also change
In the aggressive policy OF the company,
and though the stery was sftervard sn-
thorittYeiy denied most OF tho Improvement
was retained. Lake Erie and Western la.
diana. Bloomington and Western. aud
C., C., c. aud L were oil very strong on the state
ment that important negotiations are being con-
Quoted looking 70 strengthening out o. nc re-
laions OF those roads, which will ieclade also an
agreement 10 restore rstes. and each made ini-
portant advances during the day. Conspicuous
weak spots were Manhattan, Houston and Texas,
and Michigan Cenusl. but in uone Of the general
list vas there any marked decline ercept Ia Mis-
souri, Pacific. which coGtnuad - sag steadily
throughout the day and closed with a lcss OF =
per ceat Total sales, 2o3 COO shares.
Nxw loEz. July 12--ioon.--Stocks active and
heavy. Money easy q. iai4. srchsnge-Long.
4t1: short, iSsN. Governments neglected.
EcsniaG- ExchanEe dull and steady. Money
easy as lslk per cent sub-Tressury BALANCED
Coin, slt5,SsA.OJO; currency, Sls53t.Vc. GOV
ernmsnts dull and ntra1y; 4 per Gems, l&A;
~ per cents i07h. Stats bonds duh aud steady.
A a - A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

ECONOMY and strength are peculiar TO
Hoods ssrsaparills, sne only medicine o.
which 400 Doses Ono Dollar I" - uu@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

The interest In the meetings 10 the eymna-
stun Of the Young nen's Christian Associa-
| lion keeps I'D. while the temperature keess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
iIARHIAGEA

E-wELLs-nsrrisd, in this city, on
Tuesday July 3 1873, BY Rev. j. B. Hutson. Nr.
ROBERT L. MgYE aud Miss A. OPHELIA
WELLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
MINERAL WARNS.
VIRGINIA springs Waters.

We are AagsTs for the sale of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA. SPRINGS WATERS. which for %
many yeers have maintained Q WORLDWIDE
REPUTATION sad given ssiaf 70 me FAMED
VIRGINIA FoUNfAiSs. ffvm witch Ne sot oar
s WiIiTE SO S Ipaua. burrALo fITHfA,
HIIr0HLyY. K0cKBkfDGx ALIGN,
aEAIING. WALLAWuATCOLA ALUM
CApOS WOLF TRAP,
kEp SULPHUR BiUk muGk
Hrsaass sas,ss elaborated wssors 20 keep Coz
stnnt.y on hs.ne-- s.><
llA1H0xN. CON6kx>x
and sso,ks al EUROPEAN wArkkA pseersp'
,ivo Psmphtsis sat On eppiieea'ou.
lCWsELI> IADn \ ca. urue&ietA
,kee.ts Virginia Spglpss WsterA
No Qovsrssr street, Ricononds "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear aud very warm, with rain az night
Ranan OF IhArmnmatbr YesLnrdnY.
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nAsuxE IsrnLLsaEscE.

nAaIxE lsrELLsaEscE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 10. ises
sun rises..,....... sSi hIGn TrDz
sun sets. .......... 7:S0 Morning. ....."- 7:1
Moon .i0.Ss Eysainx .....:.... a:sI
PoAr os RICHMOND. JULY Il. 1854
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. United States
mail merchandise. and psssoagors. L D. tat9m.
agent
chandiss and passengers, !. w. AcCarricks
agent -
Brig KRiuna. Conn, pig-irOp, New York, J. n.
Gor,ion. agent: vessel. Curtis q Parker
schooner Ksnzii, smith. Boston. coal, Chesa-
peake and Ohio rRilTay vessel. Curtis = farkeE
Schooner Annie Lord, ksndsn. Lynn, coal.
Chesapeake and ohio railways vessel, Cuts =
Parker
PORT OF SEwPoar NgwS July IL 1883
lby tslogrspa-I
steamship Clenaehoyc. Newport coaied, ana
Steamship GuyandOt,e. Kelley, New yors. snd
sailed for Ne1 York
Schooner !. $. Tyler. Now Yorz.
SAILED.
schocner'G B. ogces. Harrington, New yors.
coal.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKKr.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. July 1s-virginis new ss, 68H;
10. l0-l0's. Ji1S. BID today.
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ASE.BALL.-RICHNOND W.
I'D BLAIR CLUB az Boseheas Para sATUR-
DAY EyGNfNo, JaIy Ian, al o'ciocx- Admis-
s,on 10 boys i5c ~ iI
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GRAIN AID COTTON ExCHAHaR
RIcnxosD. July is, 1884
ovvEkIn1A

WHEAr.-102 bushelA
CoHs.--i.aS bushels.
OATs.-l.550 busneiA
SAILS EgpOErsD 70 sgcRsrAsv.
CoRs.--White. 23S bushels prime at Sc: loo
bushels very good az t3c. 800 bushels very good
on private terms. Total sales Of corn, LIS
buchels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

COl Saf &sLf 0sbI
Market quiet
QUJrAFfosl
NIDDLraG, eI3-l6c.
Low MI0DLIsa. Q 5-l6'.
GOOD ORDINARY, s 3-i6.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

EOR SALE, A SEvEN-YEAR- On
a. OLD BAY MAAE--sound. gentle. <f<xA
n!ct-looking, aud delightful little driver. Can
bc seen ss 10. s0i north Eleventh street, Or ad-
dress s. ]. ALLAN, No 10 soutn Tweny.fonrth
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nossEs. suLEs. cows. ee.

A FEW FRESH COWS. YOUNG rsxa
w. n. ARMSTRONG,
AZ IL lskiS-at HAMPTON. Va.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

July i2-Markst dull and no sales reported
az the commission houses. Primo. 5ka5ac:
fancy, &C.; common. lhayHc.: sheiied, xss