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r INSTITUTE FOR

EAUQU TER INSTITUTE FOR
4 YOUNG LADIES, WARRENfON. VA opens
tygenty.ninth session SEPTEMBER la. lisa eita-
ntef In tho Piedmont region OF Virginia. atty-iye
mlles from Warrington CA he Richmond aud
Danville railroad. For catalogue address
GEORGE g. BUTLER, \. NJ, Principal
~ leOl3n
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A BATTLE IN TEXAS
BETWEEN THE "JAYHAWKERS" AND
"WCcOPEcKERS," POLITICAL
ORGANIZATIONS.
rac Former Composed of whites and the
latter Of Negroes and f'cw Whitos--
Several People Kulcd-Troops
Ordered Out.


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REVIEW OF rus CHICAGO AAkkEE
CHICAGO, August i7.--Thc continued nne
weather throughout the West TIE easy earlier
cables. and the prospect OF Increased receipts
caused &c lower opening for wheat futures Tits
morning. Following a temporary early depros-
sion there Wa period 81 strength growing out
Of Tie large export ciearaDces reported. New
Orleans cleared 5000. which added " Ihe ship
ments from tho eastern pots, made total Of
5-laJO bushels " WhoaL besides 2iLN packages
Of hour posted. The market nrmei W 20 iS.e.
for December on This nows, While September
rallied % 57hc. But tue improvement did not
hold, Bearish sdyicos from tne Northwest and
free selling orders from Minneapolis broke the
market IN a very short time from y 10
&C. September going % nc. aud December
10 r. Il was claimed that Minneapolis
badrO cars OF rev Yhoat to-day. WIN about DO
cars estimated for Monday, and tho cash mar
kot for No. hard whest was az. lower Pri-
ya.o cables were generally encouraging 10 hold
ers though late pu bite once wers weaker During
TIE last hour u tho session the market was
heavy. Corn ruled quiet win occasional periods
OF tempo rary activity. The feeling was easier,
and slightly lower prizes wero established Tho
weaker tOno wgs duo " tho me weather and
larger receipts. Tho demand was rather light,
and offerings larger. A prominent local opeIg-
TOR, who mas purchased liheraily q ia;e. was nOs
buyiDE as much ss usual, nnd ne market ~ Esd
easier In consequence. Cables zero arm. but
domestic markets averaged NC lower lhe
market oponed atyestarday's osoeing prices. VAS
easy and declined &c. became quiet. changing
but litte, aud closed sake. lower than yester-
day Oats we're traded IN 10 % moderate extent
most Of the interest ceDHin< Ia september aud
May especially IN he lestnaIned Dontb. Tho
feeling vas easy. and prizes declined slightly.
Quito a good business vas transacted Ia tho
Iaafzei Tor messrDor1. and tho feeling vas na-
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The Duke Of Sparta and Princess Sophia
Of Prussia. wLO are 10 be married presently,
are industriously studying each others na-
five language. The Duke has got on 50
well that he recently wrote the German
E1nDoror n letter n German and the Prin-
cess can now talk Greek little.
Thomas A. Edison contemplates long
trip 20 the East lie has worked very hard
for q good many years, and he feels entl-
lied 10 A vacation. He il anxious to visit
Epypt and Greece. and may 90 there from
Paris in September and October.
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THE BRADSTREEr COMPANY.
L CHARLES h. CLARK, PxEsIDgSE
EIsADsrREET's RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llos EAST MAIN srkEkE
Telephone N0iiI
aH. wAIITY, superIa.snd,n,

The Richmond once has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth VI the city ADD develop
ment OF the territory tributary totL IL offers %
ne mercantile community Of this section ali Ia
advantages OF asystem tho superiority Of Nnica
No recognized Ia every trade centre OF tho civil.
he'd world. Ina. !, 70 IN a special sense prepared
10 guard tne tntorosf0t us local patrons - at
tested " tns tact that Il mas n0s a Largr sUSS5W
~n.~AA4ysbess tAas am etky uvsansils ssssAS
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JAKE HIRAM.
Tho Gas Explosion.

NEW YonE. August 17.-The examination
of the premises whore the fatal GAS explo-
SION occurred las night show, that it was
planned The plug had been removed
from an inch-aud-a-half gas-pipc, proha-
bly, just before me closing OF the crOckery
store An attempt also had been made
THURSDAY evening hut was frustrated by q
policeman. who entered the building and
nu,god the leak. Charges will he made
ag,inst him for not reporting he incident
at bis station-nouse. Itis expected that
arrest. Will be made tonight.
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Eean tenn perature. ..........-.
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. August 1.-THE stock marSct was
dun ns usual this morning and as barren OF fea-
ture 4 $40 preceding days OF tho week. There
was. however. a generally firm toao, and most OF
the stocks traded IN are small fra,tlons higher
than last evening. There vas good inside buying
ia G.. c., G. aud 81 Louis, and Gran1ers went up
on large business IN sight and Chicago buying
was aenin conspicuous IN Gas Other trusts
were dull with the exception OF Cotton OF. when
developed some weakness and rcureu n
fraction. London prices were materially
higher. and this market opened with squirt
Union Pacific making n gain u \. Alter the
first hour Burlington and Quincy aud other
granCe N came 10 ths front. and while no mark
ed advances were scored the tone was strong
until tho issue OF the bank statement Hhlch
showed marked decreases ia al resources OF me
banks and the surplus reserve was cut Ia man,
leaving only q little OTsr 100000. rms caused
a slight set back. bat the market hnelly closed
dull, bat steady 20 firm and generally AZ hDOus
the lest price, 81 The session.
Ersain1 Exchange dull and fairly steady AZ
49, H4sN Money easy at 31t Slb-lressury
Dalances-Gold. sl5i, T9.0oO: currency = 80
00O. Governmentsdull and sieady for IS; per
cents ~ ex. int "a coupons lUJts ola's
ponds entirety neg ccffI.
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THE PRlZE-FlGHTERS.
Crlivan Convicted. but Bailcd on an Ap-
ucal-Tho Referee Fined $500.

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IN ~. .''l'.s.,'t'.i ,,, {,'5irt,1cn.
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,o'iof ;,,l .,nert ,.';tinpt arorimont The
gov on '"''' .i..I.-..l i.'-ota,.
p-t' -.i 80. U.s.. r,i,- instruct
.'.' .''D W. ,..ii..- ti,c o.,., f,r Jobn
I,,,"tr.ol ,rE. D,.tricf tfi.rr,v read
-I. inherent Hc then asked what
.,. ,.,, "ouilfv ar moi ruiltvy"
B.. c,at-1 only onsrer,d Mr.. Fiiz-
,.a-r,.t- District Attorney Neville then
.i.ire...1 the Court. reviewing Mr..
1.tln,tri.lfs connection with the faint,
.,I tI. rir,.,rr. Irfo.e uu9lr1 - ich bc be-
.,,,,, RI. t.r..o and closed Dy saving that ho
.,lf ir.lf.j iu recommending the &C.
rs Il sI d
1'',,,..t-.cl' .l., made 81 Statement In Ii.
-,r,t t.i,It 'uJ co,,rlnIed lbs asking thc
,,..,,.t +.l. o.. l.,,.rf .s p,..tIle Vla
r..t.i.,, ,ft. Sullivan
,....,.., ,..' .i.', ,,,, ,,..fl and I'm. Green
,.,j ia. ,o,tl.n in arrest of JUDGMENT,
f,.' c..r-t .,.rrliod fine motion after
r.... Co.. ,.,,.rI. llr Green then
...., ,,'.lr triol and
;..,+i..-n d. ..s.-., ,yitin,.t nm
'.. i'i .'.''t g..f.li ,y.i,.- wore
'..'.
'" "'' -n' w. 81. ga',rt i'm chayripe the
...,.l ,,,,.,. n .....rl tff.e,f its own motion
.'i ,.,,i...,,t ti,, r.0.nr,t al tle Grand Jury
,,.f ~, ,iyir. "a s.c1ud cLarge iu the Ian
,.,., ...t.l'
-g,' ONT o,-.l en- tqiuin- the de- /
.t'.. "a ....larf't s,y.r..i l,lD9- i'm
...-...-...
.,l. r,.,,r4 er-..l ID, ovr~f,iii1c the de-
..,'r..t.- ID ,na,.-a for Che cause Of tie
u..,. .udruf, and Ahuer.
l.. Count ,rrcu in permitting the
District ATTORNEY 3d. iutyuoc4fc Che Jurors
a.. ....r yl,0. iu enc presence Of Nenira
o.. f. fl. facts of tAe priIo-dght within
l..'.',.i.l'.,
'...l ~, e.-,ut;o,, each and +
80 ia 81. ....',rii.n. Given in be- /
r... .t.1'.to
If.,...irf ,rred i'm REFUSING % grant
81. ...t fractions .k.d for by tine defence
..l .. modifying tne same given.
ID. con-, ,Ircd In permitting the Dis /
o.. tt.or.r, in los closing argument % 1
u-, to appeal To- tAe Ili-oaci's prolu- /
.aj the patriot IA q thp lirF.,
s. Ilo Cour. erred in oycurlnr the mo- /
'..n a arrest of JVafm. 10. - 'o".. |
g., permitting the witness Hinton to I
i...- ls4i!ug questions of the DISTRICT /
tr ...y as t. lis rcmashs made oy tho /
ft.
f.l.a Terrell asked If There was any /
f..f. .urtl er .n the sullivan matter.
.,e calhoun a,.y1 p .y rt 1ot Cour ~ ~.
81. .n tteltrmaflve.
t..r uIa.r proceedings sullivan was
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a VETERAN.

Twas wounded n the lee At TIE battle Of Stone
Rive. Dec. 3i.t. iss- My blood was poisoned
from The ELECTS Of the wsnnd, AID 49, ley
suc..cd lo double IL na-urt. size. AMI remained
so for many years. ms poiscu cx,cndcd 10
nv wh0c sys;,-u GOD | grfeFcd 4 thOusl.d
dclshs Ns,h.rg Cd NO any good rsliil took
Svin's Spccilc, 3 hirh tosk the r0fsln out "
my sys.em. and enabled me lofocl Elysef q man
aesin. :. Z. :. l. me rc-acdJ for blood poison.
J0Hy CONWAY. London, q.
Treatise on Blood sad Skin Diseases mailed
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Mills Shut Down.
Wv 4olerrur,b 10 fhe DuzngfrN.

SrHNcrIuD. Mas. August 1.-THE only
two mills running of the five owned 10y the
Shaw Manufacturing Company at Wales
.hut down this morning. and attachments
wore placed 90 the goods by the employees.
Eij4h Shaw, the proprietor Is at the sea
sido and his son announces that the firm
Will into insolvency. About Z01 hands
are Qua. and the liabilities exceed SlOO,0O1.
Elijah Shaw has been considered rich
mnu, and nc founded Shaw University at
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Dcad-IicLert $50. 100000.

P1rrBunoU. PA. August IA cable
,,.ilo from Paris iust received announces
Tho death there Of William Tbaw, vice
president OF the Pennsylvania company
and one Of the most prominent railroad
men I'm the country. lie was said to be
worth at least $4,000, 600, and was u true
philautbropist. 1he cause o. death has
mot yet been learned. lie was scyenty-ono
Nr.r- of mo.
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T"T -'".' II--T ~ WV
San FnANcsCo. August I'm July tho
Sup,slee Ccurt of California reversed tho
decision of the Superior Court IN the
Sharon-llul-I,rrv divorce case and L.
lnardol thr case for q new trial. MIS-.
Terry applied for rohcaring before tho
Supreme Court 90 have The order Tor ne"
triaI e.t aside. The Supreme Court yestcr-
d.y refused her application.
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RICHMOND: MARKETS.

August Il, issl
COUNTRY PRODUCE
R,.tssz, Eggs, E0'7,i, LsFI. Corn Meal
Butter: Choice. Creamery. lsa@Or.' ehoire.
family packed, lGelsc. choice store PACKED.
l6ai7c: good 70 prime. l4Al5c. poor to fAir, .lca
L.. common. Dslvc.
Eggs Fresh. l3aifc.
Poultry: Chickons. spring. srnall lVsloc.' me-
diuul, l5aeoc large. soag5c- cid fowls. JAZZ
LArs: Conntry, ga5hc.. active.
corn Neal 53A55c. per pusnsi loe eoaAn1i
Coo. for city millA
Vegstdblsk
Cabbage Il. 95as9 barrel
Potatoes lrish. new extra cnoice. sLToeN per
bausl; calls nominal
Green PruGL
Applos Green, choice. 81 pee barrel. DC
mAnd good. Peaches choice. bushel' Dex s''S'i
half Daahel box 75c. ati third-bnsasl noA W
AsscsUansoss
Bseswax. gic. per pound.
black.Oak Bark; Kossod. ti psr2.2D pounds
black oak and cnasEnus rough. - pcr AVo
poundA
Fsauers, Primo live goose l:aises common
&C.
fiaxsesd siasi 10 per bushsL
Hsy No I uplothx fisssi5if No fiAl5N.
nixsd clover AMI umastH NsaJi[ cofsf'
seminaL tloaN-
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rs3- LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH rornor Twenty-nfth and Leigh
Notwithstanding by tho pastor. Row. }. n.
FROST. d. D., at Il oclocx A. ~ and Of BIS +. n.
sunday school at 9:i5 \. NJ.
Esy SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. HENRY McDoNlLD, d. D.. Of Atlanta, Ga.
will preach a. IL A. NJ. 80 eyeniGg service anui
further notice. u
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Joke VYeil Done.

Buggings: Mrs. Grubber, this steak IS
rare. -
Iandlady: Well, don't understand
how it could be 50. Ar. Buggings; 1t was
sufficient time on the fire.
THAT may be. Mrs. Grubber., but
STRANGE 10 say. It ia quite tender, and ten
der steaks, you know, ere very rare ID this
bou.en
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Comforting for the other Fellows.

"waiter. bring mo a couple OF SOFT
boiled eggs ma, Mo anna for me.
rms waiter. loo sure they are fresi'
All right" - n;a.aneo. Fonr
=. i hosIed eers: two must be freah.
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presence OF invited thousands. II seems
on tne part OF oil connected with 1t 20 have
peen a studied disregard and contempt for
tne law. 1hey came from and through
many States whose authority and civiliza-
Voh deferred them from any attempt at
Suen puoic lawlees conduct within their
hihith, and they chose the state Of Missis-
s'lpl as be only ~ ground for such a COM
Vas. indicating Their utter contempt for
we sentiments of her people and the laws
OF her steiutc-bOoks."
judge Terrell, whose eyes had been
aF'fi@i a. q uc,litqiiug as be spoke, now
io0Acd and met Sullivans gaze. Continu-
inc, the judge said: THE sentence Of the
~" IS THAT the punishment Tor the offence
Tor which You stand convicted you snail
sHter Imprisonment Tor twelve mon-h s ia
the county jail
Sullivan elo0miiy took bis scat. None
oi Lis friends spoke TO him then, II was
ort 20 i0ayo linn 20 his OWN reflections
Ho maintained his stolid look Tor q mo-
meut. but wncn attention was drawn from
hm his mouth pu. ON The same appearance
ns when Lo met kilraiu IN the ring, with
HfIc ot sorrow tewpcr.nc the tcroctY.
lhe ie..ng passed from him IN another
minute, and whom hc got undcr the raiilng
O. leave nc faced the sympatnizng crowd
Win Is broad smile.
"st,u1 zap. NJ Fitzpatrick" said judge
Ter1l iua Kindly tone. Mr. Fitzpatrick
tooa hls place 90 las bar. " W. Fltzpat-
rra." said 'nc Judge, iu view Of ail tAat
bias been said 10 voUr behalf, and which
am "a r0 I'D 90 tohuye ia true, you appear
90 bo % rcn'lcm9u VINO was only present a.
Ilo fight as % spectator and one who did
not intend Go violate The law. In view OF
the statements in v0ur behalf sentence
vnn 90 pty 90 hue of ~20." Captain fitz-
pafrica bowed and thanked the Court.
The agreement 20 allow sixty days 70 file
bills OF exception Wg- put on record. ond
Judge Calhuuuthe1 made a motion for ap-
rcal rciur.ah.n i0 che supreme Court on
Che tLild Monday u February next, ~ the
same time presenting n bond for ~ 600 for
tao appearance Of ms client. this amount
being the maximum prescribed Tor appeal
on uiadewcnuor
Dls'rict-Attorncy Neville announced the
reception Of the information Of Kilr1iu's
arrival here enryncy' week, and asked tho
clerk ~ issue "a a1pGpn for Captain Fitz-
patrick us % witness I'm the kiiran case, and
also against Bud Remand. Mi Fitzpatrick
was required 90 give $500 bond % appear.
Tho court then adjourned until Monday.
Sullivan left town fCr the North, having
ciyeu bond to appear when his appeal IS
decided.
JAKE TILIAIN.
BNTrIorE. August Detective Childs,
sent by Governor Lowry 10 take Jake Kill
rliu to Mississippi. arrived here TINS morn
iug and o. led upon Marshal Trey, who
tod hm THAT jake WAS ont on bail and not
rcturuahle until Thursday. KilIlin when
simultaneously notified of Chllds's arrival
and JOnu LIS sentence tOtwclyc months IN
the peWfcutiary, and being mindful that 1t
WAS thi. same Detective Chllds that sue
cs-slullr took Sullivan 20 the land OF pun
lshmeut. made "a warm remark.
a is i.r- for hp collect ION Of forfeited
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apprAI1Nc Id pnrNcr EIsMARcx.

BERLIN. August 1.-THE German Colo
NAL Company at 4 meeting to-day resolved
to appeal to Prince Bismarck for protec-
tion eeaiust England's eucr0achmentS IN
Africa, and urge hiA 70 find means 10 "
an end 10 tho present state of affairs. IN
TIE resolutions adopted reference Is made
10 the seizure by the English admiral at
Zanzibar OF DR.. Peters's steamer, the Nora,
and to the damage done to German traders
Lv tho Nigo Company and the persistent
efforts of the English companies 10 &C
oure sovereign rights III The territories
adjoining the German settlements, The
speakers all protested that no faehng 81
hostility toward England was entertained,
md that the action a the German colony
MAS taken solely in defence of German
RIGHTS which had been violated by the Eng
lsh Trading Company.
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n,,o rn.nrc Consideration.

TIO1A9 oH"No'I
INV dear" said o dying husband. 90
ron tfink you will marry again when Sni
gone ~ ,p ..,,,;ed the lady
,,.;,b a hurst of Gears, haven't gwen tue
meter very much thought as ye''
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JOHNsONs SCHOOL FOR

CT. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS
- AND YOUNG MEN. 81 Georges, Nd. noAr
Baltimore, Professor j. e. kISNEAk, A. NJ,
Principal. College or business Unsurpassed
~ advantages, comfort, ADD situation t.o 10
sZJ yoaf. aa I1-Sa& Hor
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GRaTEFUL-.C COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

"By q thorough knowledge Of the nstrrd
lass which govern the operations Of di9csiion
ana nutrition. and W q careful application %
tho fine properties OF voitsosesis1 eosos. Ar.
Fpos hNs provided orr breakfast tables with
deliraisly favored beverage wblcn may ave -
many heavy doctors bills. n IL by the jnJicio1s
use og sach articles 81 dict thst y consultation
may 70 gradually g0tit up unol s1opk en.usa
n resist every tendency 10 disease. iiuofrcis
Of subtle mat sdies are floating around a. ready
20 aitars wherever there - weak point No
may escape many q fatal shafs ~ keeping
ourselyes well ior;icet win pure blood and
proporly nourisnsd frame. n-CssfI-s<rvfc CO
ysffr.
Made simply with boiling water or mix. sod
only Ia half pound Tins by gro.,er,, laoe.l9t
thus:JAMsS EPpS & CO.. nOm1opsihir Cha
m.sis London Englani. al N-Sa.1u&ihiJ
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"rInllo Jack! Where dQyou keepyour;;
..,s c ...oi V'. .orniehtsIathcr? You used
- -, =. ,ronrt with the bows every night. 4
"c "No Tom. Ay wife's mother Is paying
ma o. LENGTHY visit"
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Contract for ii Railroad.

c~,rNroN. Va, August l7.-The Heating
Railroad Company, of Reading, Pa closed
q contract to-day with the Staunton Hn1
Vy,.f tuuusta Railroad Company TO huhd
twcnfv-isyo mlos of railroad from St%ah-
WI H. to he commenced in thirty days.
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Editorial Amenities.

First Editor Oanguidly): I saw an ex-
ccllout thing IN yoGi paper Yesterday,
Second Editor with animation): la !.
That 80? One Of my editorials?
Fist Editor: No; q receipt Tor making
lobstcr-salad. II works Ikea charm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Try telegraph 70 tho Dispatcf-l
w,sr-SoraN, August 17;--Th9 Iresiden1
o,I rrivsfe. Secretary Halford left here on
tbs3 O'Clock train for Deer PARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Attractive.

He: Good heavens. Dorothy There arc
millions Of flies IN this room. Oh what use
Is that fy-paperl
She: Why, there are some dead flies on
II. I'm sure. 60.
He: Yes. but every other ny IN TIE couu-
~ Ins come 70 thcir funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Night Work, Generally.

Mr.. Suburb: Uncle 'Rastus, ! wish you'd
20 over to my place and clean out my hem
Uncle 'Rastus with GRIM; What! In
broad daylight, sab 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
FOREIGN NOTES.
a Town Captured-The Irrepressibie Bou-
lanCer-Other Items.

fpy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dspatch.l
CArpo. August l7.-lnformation was re-
ceivcd that the friendly natives captured
tho town of Sinqat from the Dcrylshcs.
PAEIs, August 7.-General Boulanger -
sued "a manifesto addressed to Honest
People" declaring that the Senate and
Chamber procured his conviction by
grouJulout means
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Old Enough.
fFllncnn1a Elatiar.l

Elderly but Coquettish widow: And
this. Baron, is portrait Of me when was
Baron. Oh. indeed, and by one Of the old
masters, / presumed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

lnr t.lcgcapA % H. DIsnaloh.l

Nap, Cu.. August 17.-On the track at
Az Fo;,,, Grounds to-day Gold Leaf, four
v,c-er.oId, paced mile with Il IO.AHlns mate
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
NOTRE DAME OF MAINLAND. -

NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
" order Of tho judge ~ tho Circuit Court OK
ChosIernold county. made in the suits of Bowie a.
West and Roberts & ilOeo ~. W. q. blDbohs,
l will sell for cash AZ puolic salo on tho
Urn DAY OF AUGUST, 1850,
commencing ~ l0oclo-k 4. ST.. az tho resi-
demo, Of r. Keams M Cuesterneld county. on
ihs Midlothian 'pike ono mile from hanchcs-
ter, the f0ilOgiug property - VII.
MULE, o. CAkIS. lot Of WihIibARhON1
SCRAPES, HARNESS, . DHRNlChS, . RAIL
ROAD Tltl CkS, lot ~ DRY GOODS. Giup-
CKRIES, MOTIONS. HATS. CLOTHING. Sc. ~
WILLIAM g. GIL.
an 9),al&sT' stcrh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

BALTIMORE. August l7.-Yrglnis 80. 6s asked =;
Baltimore ana ONO stocE. Siasl; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists. gay9'S DO. Sir'
- asked: do BIDS, 2la25 consolidated gas bonds,
ll2all2H do stOck. 4i'sGij.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

sales OF stock to-day, 1900 share@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Lendlng q MeIplng Hand.

IhIOeIIsI
Elsie; Jack, why don't you reforms
Jnck (pointedly); Well, now, II had
sorne one 10 take an interest mo
Elsie: The very thinRl There's Aunt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

To<al camping. l.igs packages.
Sales reported to-day, 81 hCgsheais filters.
Market very quiet today
Fine flle1s, both old and new, are very much
sought after al reasonable prices
Internal-rovonue collections today; Cigars
end cigarettes, tCGGI5; tobacco, 81. Ssa5c-to;al,
fi.93L7l.
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Montana. Constitution.

II J TUIVT u y u VI IT ~
VrrvvA. MoNr, August 1.-THE work OIL
,,n revision aud Phmseology Committee
\,as completed to-day. the Constitution
Ieiur finished tie convention aaJou!Aod