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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
DEATHS.

BABER.-Died. on tue 29th August. 1888. n l:i5
O'Clock A. NJ. at tho residence ~ nis fa'het, X.
l. Baber, IA Buckingham county. Va, 81 mala-
rial fever. HENRY LgE bABEk. u Manchester.
va ia hope Of Q bfissiul Immortality.
Richmond CArlsttan AdrocGtc please copy.
BROOKS-Disd. at T25 A. VI. August 81,
1895. ALICEv. BROOKS. iafant daugl ter o. X.
4 and James BrvO4s (; aged ten months aud I'VE
caya
An angel came ~ gather flowers
To deck she throne u Heaven:
lie chose the iOyeltvst and tho best
That God 10 earth had given.
Funeral will take place from the paren,s resi-
denco THIS saturday ~ ENING al o0el0ck
Lynctburg pagers please copy.
BROWN.-Diod, at his residence. No. 1874
Moore street. az 80 a. u. August Ast, after
A long Illness, Mr. RALPH W. Bt0WN.
10 vas cuartsrnaster Of the First battalion OF
Colored lniangy Volunteers -.
The funeral will take place SUNDAY EVE-
MING, september %, a. o'clock, at Tie First
Baptist church.
CRosS.-Died. August alst, o. paralysis, Mrs.
LUCY NJ CROSS. vile OF ". :. Cross
Funeral services at II O'Clock A. NJ TO-DAY
from her residence, iOli west Cary street.
Frionds and aoqusintances Respectfully invited
u attend.
KRITZER.-Died. Thursday, August son, AZ
$40 p, ~, a. his residence. No. iiii west Cary
street PHILIP kRI1ZER: aged torty-nine years
ana seven months
he caves q wl;o and seven children 10 mourn
their loss.
Farewell dear husband, a long farewell
God strengthen US. ve pray.
To bear the greet and esdure The pain
TIL w are called away.
Sad ia NE house and lone the hour,
Siacs Thy sweet smiles aro gonei
hut oht a brighter home than ours
In Heaven Is nov thine own.
Funeral will take place n che Fourth Presoy-
as1n aysl n vi
AFTERNOON Friends and scqosintances In
yited 10 attend without furthex notice.
Philadelp hia papers please copy.
sCHwARZcHuD.-Died. az his residences.
No 0C5 north Seventh street. August 3ist az 5
O'Clock A M. BARRY sChWAkZCHILD, In NE
thirty -niath year Of mis- age.
His funeral will take place from hts isis resi-
dencs SUNDAY AFTERNOON, September %. 80
. 4 O'Clock. Friends anc ecquaintsnces OF mo
family are iavted " attend withoas Turner
baltimore. Philadelp hla, and New Yort papers
please copy. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Michigan Cholera.
by telegraph 70 The Dispatch. ]

CHEBoYGAN, MICH, August 31.-Since
the last news was given out about the
cholera nothing from any definite source
hns been received The AdUance, the
only paper published in Pressure Isle
county, says that the disease Is undoubt-
edly contagious and all means of its
spreading will he prevented. Many per
sons have died and many are lowering
between life aud death. There is no
telecraphic communication in the whole
county and 10 reports have been received
from the interior for several days. The
late frosts VIII undoubtedly allay the
fears OF its spreading and kill the cholera
germs if they really exist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dbpatch.l
LONDON, August 3l.-The Midland
Company yesterday exhibited at their
London terminus some American steel
tubular trucks for the goods traffic. The
English railway truck weighs five tons
and has a carrying capacity of eight
tons. The American trucks shown
weigh ten tons and have q capacity Of
thirty tons. Ii is estimated that instead
of over So, 900 trucks as at present en-
ployed on the Midland about $4,000
American trucks would suffice. The
company intends to make the change.
The trucks were highly praised by Eng
lish engineers who inspected them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
The Great Grankers' Picnic

-Ib] ttI'kIaPL V lHV UH'pN0VuI
WmLIAMs's GROVE, Pa, August 81
Owing 10 the rain the crowd was not so
large to-day, but fully 10000 people
were here. The services were opened by
Worthy Master Leonard kene, after
which Stste-Senator Lerard q. Brown,
OF York county. resd bis report as chair
man Of the Committee on Legislation.
he was followed by Il. Il. Searle, of Sus-
quehanna county, who gave the audience
a short talk on agriculture. Mrs. BeIvs
Lockwood, candidate for President, also
spoke. This afternoon Colonel ID. II.
Hastings, Adjutant- General OF this State.
made short address, and was followed
by Hon. W. y. Sadler. Tomorrow the
exhibition closes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
NEW YORK COTTON FUTCRgS.

NEW YORK, August 81 COiton-Gross receipts,
1885 bales. Fntures closed very steady; saie.,
" 400 bales, September. s. saafg %, October.
f9yistaA. January. fR6iaSa6!: February,
o. 6lafafU: Narrh, g. 77AfN ~ April, o. SaSast;
May, s.. e8Ayo.si; Juno, SO OiAtl0OA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Harrison and Hts Letter.

TOLEDO, O., August 81 1t is under
stood that General Harrison has spent
some of his leisure time at Middle Bass
in preparing bis letter Of acceptance, and
it is stated by his friends that he will
make it public when he returns to In
dianapolis.
Early lunch was served to-day at Mid
die Bass Clubhouse. after which General
Harrison and his friends crossed to Put
Inlay TO attend the formal reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
THE LAST DAYS FISH.
AFTER FINE SPORT TIE PRESIDENT
WINDS Up his LINE.
Visited by FiReastle Dslegation--He
Don't Fish with Brass-Bsnd--
Colonel Lamont Indisposed


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
tlc took his lucky hook and cast IS In the brook,
OCs Democratic presidential rover;
Sheo very ambitious nsh got his longtime
cherished wish,
To DO landed by a man 90 great a. Grover.
FINcAsTrs. Va, August 80, 1883.
The Presidents party aid not spend
last night az jackson as was expected.
His private car was switched off on sid.
ing at Glen Allen. about five miles above
jackson. and there spent the night.
Although MIR. Cleveland is endevoriog
20 avoid the public and have quiet time
fishing, he has not been able entirely to
oludo the enthusiastic curiosity of our
people
A FINcAsTLR DELEGATION.
4 party from Fncastls left here this
morning, reaching jackson about
O'Clock. Not finding the President there
they walked up the railroad track two
and hall miles 10 the mouth Of the big
funnel There they found tie President
in bis boat fishing. he drew IN his line
and walked mp the hank to where the
party awaited him, be chatted pleasantly
until 3 o'clock, when his car came up to
take him 10 Glen Allen for dinner.
THE PRESIDENTS PINE CATCH.
st the point where the President fshed
to-day there is a remarkable bend in the
river the shape Of horse. shoe four miles
around and only quarter OF a mile
through. II was around this bend the
President ishei. The party had nice
string Of bass. most of them caught 10y
the President. man of luck even in
fishing.
UE DIDN'T FISH Win A BRASS BAND.
lie expressed himself as delighted
with his trip. lie promised to come
lack some other day. Tomorrow he
fishes at Eagle Rock. leaving III the eve
ming for Washington. An enthusiastic
Democrat from Fncastle urged the
President - visit our mountain town.
telling him he would be met by brass
L-ni. The President laughingly re-
marked that il WIS not bis custom to fish
with n brass band.
Colonel Lamont was confined to his
car to-day from indispCation. ACTON.
THE IR-erDtHr " DANGER.
lspe Ian telegram % the uspatchl
LYNcmUEG. August 31.-A special
says the presidential party has caught
uter one hundred bass since their arrival
aud the President came near being ship
wrecked n the rapids ueaE Eagle Rock
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Would Ltke 90 Flight

BosToS, August 3l.-Joe Lannan
called at the Ierald Office yesterday
and said that friends were ready to sub
scribe 81, 900 Tor a two-ounce glove
fight to finish, Queensbury rules, be-
tween him and Kilrain. Lannan would
not challenge for the championship be-
cause he would not fght under London
rules. but he would meet Kirsin under
Queensbury rules as suggested four or
five weeks after his (Lannan's) battle
with jim Glynn. Of Brooklyn. He
would agree that the winner should take
81. 75O and the loser $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
yellow Fever.


JACKSONVILLE, August 3l.-Otficial
report for eighteen hours ending noon,
August 3lst New cases, 8; deaths. ;
total cases, 1876 total deaths, u. The
weather is cool and cloudy with local
rains.
The last day Of August finds the
epidemic in full sway. with every part of
the city infected. The whole number of
cases reported so far is oil; deaths,
thirty. To-day's report is twenty-three
new casesfor the twenty-four hours ending
at s o'clock this evening aud four deaths.
The Citizens Executive Committee,
organized to-day, will confer with the
Executive Committee of the Citizens
Sanitary Association tomorrow. They
propose to make the organization per-
manent for the relief of the poor and
preservation of law and order.
The reception OF the news modifying
the quarantine so rs to allow a special
train to run to Murphy, n. c., relieved
the tension somewhat Many places have
invited our people TO go and enjoy their
hOspitalities. General sorrow was caused
to-day by tue report that Colonel }. j.
Daniel, the noble Roman of Florida,
whose high Christian character and calm
judgment make his influence felt far
above that OF any other man IN the State,
was attacked with yellow-feyer. tie is
Frustrated by oyerwork, but is resting
easily tonight. Our physicians, who
were idle two weeks ago, are all busy
now
There is a scarcity OF printers. steno-
grsphers, and type-writers in the city.
More nurses will probably be needed
soon. Most of the southern railroads are
passing nurses hero free on request OF
the proper authorities. 1t is understood
that the first refugee train from tho
mountains will start on Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
A GreAs PrAisie Fire.

HELENA, Mosr., August 3l.--A discs
trous prairie FIRE is raging in the ranges
in Northern Montana, extending from
Marias river 10 Sweet Grass HILLS, 9 ans
lance Of fifty miles. The winter range
of the Benton and ST Louis Cattle Com
pany has been destroyed, with large
amount OF hay. Unless rain comes tne
fjre viii cover immense tracts OF country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

.,rrrsBURGH. August 31.--A general
strike Of the flint glass-workers of the
country is expected tomorrow, when the
new scale of the engravers is supposed tc
90 into effect. The engravers demand
not less than Is cents per dozen for en-
craving, and the manufacturers say they
cannot pay the advance, which is about
80 per cent. on the cheapest grades OF
glassware. The men insist upon theiI
scale, and suspension of work in nearly
ali the factories in thecountry is probable.
About 1000 hands will be affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
under of kentucky Farmer.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

OwENsBoRo', KY., August 31.-Wil-
liam Murphy, one OF the best known
farmers of the county. was shot and
killed in cold blood by James Hardesty,
the principal merchant of West Louis
vile. ten miles from here, yesterday af-
ternoon. When questioned about tue
affair Hardesty quietly admitted the kill
ing but steadily refused to give any rea-
son for it whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Two Kngines wrecked.
TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

SHAMoKIN, PA, August 3l.-Last eve
ming while Engine Il was standing near
Market Street crossing on the Philadel-
mia and Reading railroad. it was run
INTO by Engine 538, which was pulling an
east-bound freight Both engines were
thrown over an embankment into the
creek aud completely demolished. The
wreck, which is the most disastrous that
has occurred here for years, will pro-
baby cost 5000 Traffic will be de-
layed for a considerable time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
The "marine" Dome Up.

New YORK, August 31.-George La
Blanche, otherwise known as the " Ma
rine." the middle weight pugilist, was a
prisoner before Justice Duly this morn
ING His head was bandaged and bis
face showed signs OF the severe beating
which be received early this morning at
the hands Of Matthew Quinlan. Boyery
tough, who was also a prisoner. BON
men were charged with being drunk and
disorderly and fighting in the street.
Thav we're fined S. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Market quiet


COrrOS hEPOIc
Market quiet
oUorATIosi
MIDDLING. i0Xc.
Low MIDDLIsg, 9l5-lsc.
GOOD ORDINARY. i-I0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
CanadR's Fishery-PrOtectiOnS Service.
by telegraph to the Dispstch.l

OTTAWA, August 3l.-A special report
on the fsheries-protection service last
wear has been issued. In synopsis of
the Blue Book Deputy-Minister Tilton
points out that during the season 1856
visits were paid to fishing vessels IN the
waters In which the protection vessels
cruised. In consequence of better I'M
derstanding on the part Of the United
States fishing vessels as TO the customs
and fishery regulations by which they
were to be governed the seasons work
was carried on with little friction. In
most cases a willing compliance was &c
corded to the regulations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YORK. August 3i.--Cotton quiet; sales,
800 bales; uplands, II l-l6c. Orleans, IL 8-i6c.
weekly net receipts at this port s73 bales; gross
receipts, 1902 baloe; exports-to Great Britain,
s.5SI bales; 10 France, ol2 bales; 70 the Cont-
nent SEQ bales; forwarded, 2347 bales: sales, 1910
bales 20 spinners, 1888 bales; stock, 142.o 3s
balos; net receipts Ht oil ports to-day, 6.16s
bales; exports-to Great Britain, i.2S bales; 20
the Continent. 500 bales; stock, i79,ss+ bales.
Southern hour dull. Wheat very dull and \ Ale
lower: options Askc. lower: No. Z rod, August
9skc; September, 9S8 s99Ac.; October, g9tc.a
800 Tia Corn easier; options weak: sep
teraO or b3Aa54AG; October. Hs4Ac. Oats
lo3c. lower ana weak: options Irregular |;
Der, D3aSO4c.; October. 30Ac; No. 2, spot
35aS3c Hops firm. Cofee-Opiions steady I;
August. sos; september. tL toasiIe0: oc-
toler, slo70atl0s5; spot Mo nrm at sl4.5a
sugar nrm fair renniog. Side refined sctive.
holAsses nominal Rice In moderate demand
Petroleum steady; refined, 7hc. Coton-soed
oil nominal. Tsllow higher; prime city, 81 asac,
Rosin neglected; common 10 good strained,
sl.pkssL07A. Turpentfne higher at aa7Ac G.
Hides 10 fair demand. Wool held nrm. Pork
steady. Beef dull and unchanged. Nicdlss
hrm. shortclearS 9kc. Lard easier: steam
ss.67kss2 72& options Slightly lower; ssp,sm-
Der. 50. 5sa;aSs: octoeer, &.sSssaiS. Frsighss
strong: cotton, Ma bid.
BALTIMORE
BALTIEoRL Nd. August A.-cotton quiet and
nrmer; middiing. i0ac. Flour quiet aud steady.
Whsat-sourhern active and easier: Falrz, CSC. :
si0i; Longberry, Gcsn.0z; western quiet and
easier; No. winter red. spos, stss6tc.; Sap
tember, 9ska9s4c; October. ss agAc-; Do
cember. 9g4ssst<c. Corn-Southern qatss and
essy; white. Ba57c. yellow, s4s55c; wssssrn dun
and easy: MIXED. spot, 62kaoSc.: soptsm Der,
sen abSc-; year, fca4Ac. oas steady; soakhern
aud Pennsylvania, Szasc.; western white. ssa
3fc.; western mixed. 2sa3ic. kyo nrmr ~ 57s
So. Hay dUA sno easy: prime 20 cholce west
ern. ti6 5Ds4l7. Provisions fairly active and
steady. Butter arm: western pacssd, Izsisc- |;
leum steady; refined. INC. Coffee qsfct; kio
cA<goes fair as ltAc- Sugar nrmcr: soft TAc (;
eoppsr-renned steady ~ i,kai5Ac. whasksy
arm a. 81. 2tafi.sn
ST LOUIS
Or. LOUIS, August si.--Fiouf steady sad
unchanged. aheat-Sash quiet; Vptious lfrsgu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
The Canadians wearentng.
by telegraph to Tue Dispatch.l


ToRoNro. August 3l.-A special from
Ottowa TO the GiObc says: The bluster
and rant iudulged in by Minister Tbomp-
son at Hagersville have not weakened the
belief, which is general here, that ut to-
morrows meeting Of the Cabinet the
privileges of purchasing supplies and
tmus-shipping cargoes IN Canadian ports
will be granted to American fishing YES
sells, and that the canals will be made
free to vessels Of both countries.
SIR JOHN HAS NOT TALKED.
OTTAWA, August 31.-Sir John Mac
donald arrived here yesterday. The re-
ported interview with Sir John at Sgd
ney, c. g., upon the Presidents message
turns out to be a pure fabrication, the
Premier having granted an interview on
the subject to 20 person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
A Border Capture.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch.

New YORK, August 31.-Charles ]. De-
baum. the absconding assistant cashier
of Park National Bank, who stole Sll0,-
coo, was arrested in Canada last night
bv Detective Sheldon, OF Inspector
Byrnes's staff, at a little way-station
known as Staustadt Junction, within
two hundred feet of the American line.
Extradition papers are on the way from
Washington 10 bring him here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Destructive storm aud Loss Of LII


LITTLE Rock, AK, August 3l.-The
Ga-ctte's Hot Springs ark special
saws To-day is an epoch in the history
of sHot Springs. The city is Quilted
Ruin and wreck meet the vision every
where. and nothing ike it has been
known 10 compare with the results of the
storm which occurred last night too late
to be telegraphed. 1t was waterspout,
and the valley was swept with mighty
tldal-wave. The loss to property is fear
ful, while the sacrifice Of human lie Is
under the circumstances appalling.
The storm struck the town about | |
o'clock last night from a northwesterly
direction. 10 was accompanied by n
still, cool wind. though not strong enough
to produce damage. Rain fell in tor
rents from II to l o'clock without cessa-
ton.
The flood on Central avenue, the pHn-
cipal thoroughfare, became an angry
river, whose rushing tide swept every
thing movable on its bosom. For over
half an hour the avenue was transformed
into torrent fifty yards wide. Barrels,
boxes, and parts Of houses came down
on the tide and were left strewn on the
sidewalks.
Several large hotels were flooded to a
depth of four feet with murky waters.
Many buildings We're totally wrecked.
Up to this hour FIVE persons have been
found dead in wrecked buildings, and
another is missing. Damage to property
IA estimated at 100000,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Freixb.-Cars fer England

Secretary Virginia Field7Sports Associa
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
French Naval EvoIa.ions.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch'l
ToULoN, August 3l.-Preinier Flo
quet aud Admiral Krantz, Minister of
Marine, Witnessed the naval evolutions
here to-day. During the movements Of
the feet two torpedo-boats came into
collision and both were seriously dam
aged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

One Of the greatest novelties OF prac-
teal character which ingenuity has de-
vised is thus described by Florida
newspaper: ~. l.. Maui & Son have
their mammoth hoating saw-mill anchored
off the banks of Burton and Harrison g
hammock. This structure Is q marve-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
The Secretary OF the knights or La
~ telerraph % the plspatch.l

10y telegraph TO The Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-Charles Fl.
Litchman, general secretary of the
Knights OF Labor, who wrote rendering
his services to electioneer for Harri-
son and Morton, has resigned his secre-
tarysbip of the Knights lie mailed his
letter of resignation to Master Workman
Powderly to-day, and in it he states that
he will retire from his Office on Septem-
Der 9Th.
"What has led you to resign" asked
q reporter of Litchman this afternoon.
II desired to be free to act as citizen
in this campaign"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
To Penetrate 10 the CapitaIorThibet

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 31.-General
Prejevalsky has started on his exploring
expedition to Central Asia. he will
penetrate to HASA, the capital city of
Thibet, by way OF Lop Nor, lake Of
Chinese Turkestan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

NOTICE. BEG TO ANNOUNCE
N test 90 .yxRsHf Rgps SWINE have
been added 70 ne Prosnium List aud vii es
an tlaI ID 10 ne same promfouas - other swine
Dos. bushsl OF kkANu11
A. X vENAbLK. IN. secretary
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanism soe'sv' ;
al 3l-sg' ---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
IBy telegraph y The Dispatch.I

FVg 77IVEfaVH v tIl7 AIsPaEVH-I
LYSs, MASS, August 3l.--A burglar
was shot dead this morning at 2 o'clock
a. n.i ,he grocery store Of Henry Fiske, in
oIltondale. Three burglars tried 10 gain
III entrance 10 the store by breaking out
. panel IN the front door and boring
3oses around it Not succeeding IN this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

TBy telegraph 70 The Daspatch.l

CHARLESTON, s. O., August 31.-The
Second District Democratic Convention
at Aiken has taken recess for one week
without nominating a candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Anxt.lnr Afrika..

IBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dlspatch.l
PARIS, August BIN. Yechard, So
cialist leader, and five Of his colleagues
have been arrested at Amiens for melting
workmen TO strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Business Failures.

TBy toIesTaPu % tuo DIsptIcn-I
NEW YORK, August 31.-The business
failures occurring throughout thecoun-
try during the last week number FOR the
United States 202, Canada 24-total 226,
against Ola last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
EWAEll-tiOIND.
Incidents ~ the FT~sidcnt Passed
chiffon Forge IN Route
V.sufuEfoft

INTfClHi 'flf-tA'l IT'D lAH NfItiiti'il-I
CLFros FoHGE, Va, August 3l.-Pre-
f;dont Cleveland arrived here about noon.
4 favored .eW had been Informed OF his
coming, and when be stepped from his
1lyato cr he received quite an ovation
from perhaps a hundred loyal ciiizeus.
liter uartuking of one OF Mr. Coiburn's
exc llcnt dinners he was introduced TO
Judge Gilmore. of the Supreme Court OF
Olo. AID chat,cd with him and several
friends. lie said 1t Was the finest fishing
lc had over enjoyed, and was greatly Ie-
ClUcrnted by tie mountain air.
He MsT0oG THE Mas.
Astbe rarity left the diniugroom an
enthusiastic Democrat rushed forward
i.a eraspod Commissioner Miller 10y the
l1al. ani while he was telling him how
..ai bee was to meet the President Mr.
, ..yt.aud walked 10y and boarded his
.ar and amid cheer, from the white hat
lra1c an the hUtterng of banker
,mcf, by the ladies he WAS borne oil on
tie va, liugton express.
when he begins his retaliation upon
Cal4la the citizens here will be with
lm and Will Away, be glad to welcome
lm o. their ishing-erounis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

lar: No srcd. cssh, ssc.; August ssaoske: Sep
tsmbcr. oessszc. Corn vesssr; No , Gosh. sc. /.
septembsy, H<slikc. Oats nrm No. 9. cash.
s1.i4 Porf, SIS. Lsrd--Pnms steam nouii-
CHICAGO
CHrclao. Auguss3t. --rns cash qpotstion. we're
Flour unchanged. No. sprine vhea, 9fsla
9tkc. No. 2 red. 03A1c. No. corn. sc. No
oats, egag6hc. Mes port. ti4 22k sfiA2A Lard
ss.40 short-ribs, q sDsSSs1A. shoulders. q. 5Oa
C.5a short-ciear, f9ass2A whiskey. si.1d
Tho leading fatarss rsaxed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

Or. LOUIS, August si.--Fiouf steady aud
unchanged. Wheat ash quiet; vptieux nrsga-