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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
AfonmOuth-Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, y. j.. August 6.-Cham-
pion iav az Monmouth was a great day for
the old park. There were 10 800 persons IN
Attendance and they had perfect weather
for tho enjoyment of tho sport. The track
was In far condition. Interest was
pretty generally centred IN the Rich Jul
Nor champion stakes, the value of which
90 the winner ~ more than 500 900. Twelve
starters came 20 the post. Burlington. st.
CARLO. Cyclone (colJ, and King Hazem
were scratched (ayuga Was a iavorlte nj
two 80 ore against. The start was an eX-
cciicnt one. DeVotce. Leighton. and Ec-
cola looit werc first On. but Ballarat
quickly passed them and Was seen in tie
load % mock before Starlight Bailarat r.
NAMED u front until the quarter was
reached Then Clarendon came up and led
Bnilar.t by q neck. followed By Starlight
and Drvotee. Clarendon continued 10
lead and increased his advantage to two
lengths before Ccttlng % the head OF the
stretch. At the furlong Protection came
through from Euck. followed by Chesa-
pcake. Protection won by four lengths.
and Chesapeake got a place from BANQUET
bv o. lcngth and a half Then came Cayu-
ga Agondalc. Starlight, Bancocas, De
Yotec. ballarat, Leighton, Eccola (colt,
and Clarendon IN the order named. lime,
FIRST ace-three quarters of q mile
Tit2oroy got away first and forced running
throughout In the last few strides bess,
who had been running second, came IN
and won Boy half Il length; Fitzeroy So
coad. Endurcr third Time, 1917.
Second r.r"- junior champion stakes.
for two-ycar-olds. $50 each. with $4,000
added. three quarters of a mule laamc as
nlovcl- Barnes. who rode Protection. won
the race lusi year with Proctor Knott.
Third racc-troe handicap sweepstakes,
for three vcar-oids. one mile and one fur
long did not fiji and was declared on.
Fourth champion stakes. $50
each. with - 500 added, one and one MALI
miles Euru, took the lead and Los Ange-
les came second from the post. Ihls order
was maintained for more than mile, when
los Angeles came 20 the front and won 10y
three lengths. Eurus beat Flrzel for
place by length. Time, 2.54.
Ilth ruce-Ouc mllc-Ihcodoeius won
May . second, Daisy Woodruff third.
Time, 1852
sixth rlce-irce handicap sweepetakes
for two wear Odds. SIX furlongs Little Ella
won: Insight second. J. o. c. third. lime.
1921
Seventh race-extra selling purse, five
furloug- Vendetta won; Checker second,
ocurwe third. Time, l0Ci5.
There was no tclcgraphlng to-day within
the enclosure. The Western Union, how
ever. established field Office outside OF
the gates and results were sent as usual b
the pool-rO
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Market Arm.

COTfUS kEPOKc
Market hrn-
CUOrATI0sA
NIDDLIS9. i0Hc-
Low MfDDLfsG. l0Ac.
6OCD OAptkAk1, y &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

CHICAGO. August cash quotations we're
Flour quiet and unchanged No 2 spring aud
No. red wheat NO.; No. 2 corn. T'.c. Ma
oats 9Ohc. Aess-pork. s, q ssasios0 Lard O.. -
Shori-rihs. g.. iOafAi0; shoulders. tASN as {;
snort-clear. SA.5afAs7k. Whiskey, ti.02
Thelesding futures ranged "a follows.
Wurar Op<ngat H.1k<s. tlnsfaU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

passed a resolution revoking the licenses
OF ali hotels and restaurants and OF dealers
IN provisions who advance their prices.
Only two saloons remain and they have
been closed by order Of the Mayor. The
Council ordered the Committee on Fire.
Water, and Sewers 90 investigate the cause
Of the absence Of its superintendent Of
works. AZ the man left in charge was in
competent. A hopeful feeling prevails, and
although the destruction VIII retard the
progress of the city for time il is impossi-
Die that resources 40 vast and stability
so we'll established should be blotted out.
u will rise again Rrandor and better than
before, and VIII still claim its position as
the commercial centre and railway centre
OF Eastern Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
GORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.

SKIN ENTIRELY GUNE-FLESH A MASS OF
plsEA-E-LEG DIMINISHED ONE THIRD ~
SIZE-CONDiIlON nOpELEs>-Cj kED ~
TUE CuTICUNA EhEDlES IL TWO
MONTHS NOT A SIGN or DISEASE NOW
To BE SEEN.
For three years was almost crippled with an
awful sore Lex from my knee down 10 my ankle
tue skin WAS entirely gone. and the nesh was Que
mass Of disease. some hysiCians pronounced "
incurabie 10 had diminished about one third the
size OF the other. AID was 10 hopeless condl-
ton. After trying oil kinds % remedies ana
spending hundreds q dollar. from which got
no relief Whatever. | was persuaded 10 Try your
CrTfCURA kksEDiFs and tho result was as iol-
lows: After three daVs noticed a decided change
for the better and st the end Of two months
WA completely cured. Ny flesh vas purified.
and the bone (which had been exposed Tor over
a yearl Qot sound. The flesh began 10 grow, and
to-day and for nearly two yenrs past my leg ia
a. well as ever IL was, sound m every respecL
aad not q rlgn Of the disease 90 10 seen.
:. G.. AHERN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

CHNuEsrox. :. c., August6.-In the case
of John Noldcll alias Parson FlemOn,
CHARGED with the murder of James Black
we'll and whose trial will be begun vt Edge
field Friday. a true bin was found by the
grand Jury in August, 1856, and no new IN
dictment Will be necessary. leldell was
sent to Richmond county jail Sunday IN
charge of Deputies Strom and Lyon. Gov
ernor Richardson did not deem an extra
Guard necessary for Neldell's safety. The
majority OF the people of Edgeheld have
that Neldcll shall have a fair
trial. nud there Is 40 danger now nor has
there been any Of popular violence. Vel
deli will be defended 10y Colonel John ".
Echols. of Pittsburgh, and Hon. w. c;
Benet. of this State. The prosecution Will
De cnnlnclel hX Solicltor NolsOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

T'I7VI"' 'V1V7'' '--- " "
WHEELING, w. Va, August six hun
bred nailers of the Laughlin Nal-Works
struck against making the new light
weight cut nails to-day ana IT IS pr99iPaole
low them in week. The Western Cut
Nail Association changed the weight of the
emf nails in order to compete with wire
nails aud the nailers refused to make the
lighter nail at the same rate. The manu-
facturers will meet tomorrow, but 1t IS
not probable they VIII grant an advance.
A strike would paralyze the cut-nail ln-
dustr.y of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Destruction of sugar Works.

TOPEKA, KAN, August 6.-The Topeka
Sugar-W orks. the largest in the State, To-
Gated four miles west Of this city, were
almost totally burned this morning. The
large boiler-house and warehouse were
saved. but the main building was entirely
destroyed. The loss Is estimated at So
600. insurance, $4,000. The entire plant
"A wear ago cost Sll4,O00. Hundreds of
acres of sorghum cane in the vicinity had
been planted for this seasons supply, and
is almost ready for the mill. The fire is
supposed 20 be incendlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Killed by Machinery.

READING, Pa, August 6.-At Bethells-
vile. this county. in the works where
Thomas A. Edisons new invention, an IRON
ore separator, is being tested Philip Dough-
erty, an engineer, met horrible death this
forenoon. His clothing caught in one Of
the big belts. and his body was drawn
between tworollers through space half an
inch wide The entire machinery, weigh
ing many tons, must be removed, the body
being still fast between the rollers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

the name Of the owDcr or shipper % uss ssmpls.
KiChnond vas wise sDoaes - psss snrs rnls
many years s<'', bus Is 10 simply DO, ok-~r~sd.
but may 10 enforced ~ any t,ss. a god eIaod
and name II vol worth pro.ccting-
Halifax county Is uanappy with Ave freshets
70 her credit All the le~- grouns craps are gone.
The tobacco crop grows wcrsc Win rain sssii.
Tho outoms no one can iOrecss, says sr. H. l.
Rayland. q Henry county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

p,1TsRrRcp. PA. August 6.-The coke
firms of Choonmnkcr& Co.. Mcclure & Co..
and Cochran * Co., three Of the largest
outside the Frick Company, advanced the
WAGES of their employees six and quarter
cents per ton. Thestrikers demanded uni
form wages and viii probably accept the
increase offered. The advance Will be
ON a scale of a basis of Sl.S5 as the selling
price of coke. aud rs coke is now selling at
- per ton those wei posted say the price
of coke viii be advanced 10 Sl.25 and pro-
badly Sl.85. Private dispatches from the
coke region report nearly all the ovens idle
hi, morning. There has been no rioting
and the leaders of the strike say there will
be peace, as force will not be used to in
tinidate the men or induce them to quit
vf,rk
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4 Uniform Rate Agreed Upon.

Nrw Yoax, August 5.-A meeting Of the
representatives of the leading railroad
lines was held in the office Of the Trunk;
line Association to-day. Lucius Tutthill
occupied the chair. After long and ear
nest deliberation the following lines agreed
TO make a uniform rate on their various
trunk lines TO southern points; New
England Trunk-Line ASSOCIATION, irunkk-
crn Association. The meeting was called
on the reauisition Of southern agents who
had considered themselves Disseminated
AGAINST in the matter OF rates. Inc ar
rangement gave universal satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
DgATHs.

CALDER. Died. on TUESDAY, August oth, 81
2.!2 O'Clock +. NJ, HUMPHREY CALDEhi aged
siKgy-eigni years.
ne funeral will take place from ne resi-
dsuce. 80 south Laurel sirest. 1lils E'Eslno
Al o'clock. Friends and acquAin tances OF ne
family sro invited " attend sithonI fartnsf 10
tee. No noverr. -. ,,..
Chattsnoosa Cfenn.l aud ylcksourg tsi.<)
payers please copy
GIBSON. Died. 40 the rcsldonce on her pa
rents No 7Og north Fifth street. JalA roh.
NENr GIBSON, eldest child Of tohn y. hno
Florence y. Gibson aged eleven years sna so'sa
months ,,.,,-., So.
Funeral service took place NJ HOLLYWOOD sub
day afternoon. 81 Instant a. . 0eiock-
UOLIOwAY.-D on Monday. AugaN :
tss9. DORA HOLLOWAY, daughter Of {. j. and
A. r. Holloway aged eleven months AID eioses
days ,
JnY warm, true heart Il sui,
And 90 thy Young and ianocc1t orpv
L. resting deaths Geld chill.
Thy hands are clhspod upon thy orcasl
Ne have sissed my lovely brow.
Aud our aching hearts &C know
No have no daring pov.
Her funeral vii take place from hef parenS
re.idance. hewkTd's Grove. heorleo eouai, a,
THIs "Wednesday AFTERNOON a. 0ei@.<.
FRIENDS and scquaintsness insi'sd - ss'ene
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FATAL ARRAY.
The Inevitable African and His Ready
Pistol.
IHy lolegrarh . the DlspAtch.l


CHICAGO. August 6.-The colored BARRIERS
picnic at Island Park yesterday wound up
with "a fatal atfrav. Colonel Duncan ina
gined that Ed. Bennett had insulted his
wife. and whipping out a revolver shot
Bennett through the head. killing him. He
then walked 10 the depot. where n crowd
of Benefits friends soon followed and
found Duncan in the waiting-roOm. He
tried 10 use his revolver. but his pursuers
fred four bullets into his body before he
could shoot. He arose and again tired to
FIVE and two more bullets followed. As
he Law on his face bleeding from his wounds
"a big negro jumped on him, and. with a
knife slashcd his back until the flesh lay
in strips. Not satisfied with this some Of
the crowd kicked the PROSTATE man about
the head, and one hammered him with
brick. 4 special officer bad hard time
driving them away at the point OF re-
volyer. duncan was brought 10 the city
and died during the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
SOUTHERN pLAlOs.
Important Meeting Of She Manufacturers
Association.


Especial telegram % mo Dispafchl
CHuJorrr. T. g., August The South
orn PLAID Manufacturers Association met
hero to-dav iu called session. President p4'0
r7p. Charles T.. Graham. of A-hcvlue. ln the
CHAIR. A proposition bv capitalist ~
hew York was presented. but action was
deferred until another meeting, which viii
D., held in 20 short time. II Is understood
1hc proposition is relative TO the marketing
of plAids. ID Was taken iavOrably by the
association, and - is thought the PROPOSE
zion will boz adopted. which, If done viii
le # great benefit 10 the plaid manuiac-
tuners md solve tho yoXcd question If
piaid-scllug.
n was decided 10 shut down all mills
both spinning and weaving, thirty DAYS
between now and new-cotton-crop time.
Yhis Will bc done m order 90 avoid buying
cotton ct the present high prices. No
more cotton VIII be bought until the new
crop rs marketed.
Secretary John Terrell says that some
mills viii probably shut down for thirty
DAYS at once, and others viii only run four
dnv. each week.
4 committee was appointed TO organize
% company and build q large cotton ware
house, with "a capacity for 10000 bales, 70
cost $1,000. The warehouse viii be To-
Gated here and work ON II Will be COM
mcuccd al an early day.
The meeting adjourned tonight subject
50 the call of the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
PROPO
OFFICE or TIE WATER COMMITTEE,
Va AUyuafl lssl

OFFICE or TIE WATER COhniTTEB,l
GoRD0SsyILLE, VA. August !, 1889.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received By this committee until IL O'Clock.
noon. AUGUST 10. 1888. al which time they Will Do
opened in the presence II tho Board Of Trustees
u sad town for tURNlshING ALL AATEklAL,
CONSTRUCTION or RESERVOIRS, AND lay
ING DOWN NECESSARY PIPES, FITTINGS.
AND FIXTURES OF IHE Wal hk-WOkkS OF
tho town u Gorionsvills. Va. said Wster-works
~ be constructed according 70 tho plans AMI
specin atoms now on nle in the ONCE OF said
committee, where they can Do seen al any ilne.
EACH proposal must be accompanied Dy either
a certified check or properiy-eKecgted bond,
with two good sufeues. Ia the sum Of s., 900 said
check or bond 10 be held by the committee as
guAfaRtee that bidders Will enter contract under
The terms and on tho conditions required by
specifications. In case his or their BID DO SC
&c pt-d. contractor % givc bond Satisfactory 10
conn iItee conditioned Oh his completing the
work awarded 20 him pursuant 20 tue plans
and specifications aud within tho prescribed
time.
The Board Of Trustees reserve the right 10 re-
Tact ANY or all bids X. II. S1kA ron.
au s-iw Chairman Water Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
DROPOsALs FOR WORK ON

IJhUTUohIIo I y II " y II n = y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d. c., July p,
lSSa-SEALED PROPOSALS.. Ia tTipllcate, VITA q
copy OF this advertisement attached, will be re-
ceived here until II o'clock A. Nj. MONDAY. Au-
gust ? 1889 Tor work required for tho completion
OF tue road way from the city OF Dsnyille, Va, 10
the Danville National cemetery. Specifications,
forms of proposals. aud all necessary intorma-
non IN regard 10 the work can be obtained upon
application here or 10 no superintendent OF the
cemetery. The right Is reserved TO reject any or
all bids. Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed " Proposals FOE Work 90 the Dan
Vile Remeiery Roadway" and De addressed 20
@, X. DANDY, Deputy Qunrtsrmaster-0enec
United states army, Washington. ID. c. gu lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Hanover Delegates.

BEAVER Dam DEPOT, August 2, 1889.
At meeting Of the Democratic party Of
HALLS precinct, Hanover county, Va, held
AT Beaver Dam Depot on Friday the I'd Of
August, 1889, on motion. Justice William
Hal was appointed chairman and John W.
Phillips secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object
of tine meeting to be the election OF two
delegates TO the gubernatorlal convention
to be held in Richmond on the l4th in
slant Major John Page and John ". Phil
lips were selected as delegates, with power
10 appoint their alternates should they be
unable 10 attend. WILLIAM HALL,
Chairman.
IL. ~ DB;lJ,rs Cac-etarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

by Anelo-American cahle 90 ne Uispat'h.I
PORTSMOUTH, August En- starting out
TO sea the men-of-war Black Prince and In
vincibe came into collision of Splt-Head
and both vessels were damaged. The
Black Prince Is a screw iron ship. arnor
plated. OF 9.2lO tons and 5,770 horsepower
She carries twenty-eight guns. The In
vncible Is twin screw ron ship. armor-
plated. Of 500 tons and 1880 horsepower.
She carried twenty guns.
ToRTsMoUrH, August G.-1he British heet
left Spit-Head for sea to-day 20 take part
in the naval manpuyres.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

by Anglo American cable to tho Dispatch
LoxpoN. August Ga dispatch from
Gambia. Crete. SAYS the instruction IN
Crete is spreading. The insurgents to-day
attacked a detachment Of soldiers. Arme-
man and Mussulmen volunteers went 20
the rescue and a sharp fight ensued. The
authorities are demoral'zed and cannot
control the insurgents. The Christian resi-
dents are hying,
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The Kentucklan and His Handy Pistol.
nv telegraph 70 tho Dispatcnl

EVANSVILLE, ISD., August 6.-At Prince
ton, Ky.. last evening John Hutchins shot
and fatally wounded two brothers, George
and Albert Lewis. One of Hutchins's stray
shots struck Frank Dunn, inflicting fatal
wound. All the parties were farmers Of
considerable prominence. The shooting
was the result Of an old grudge between
Hutchins and the Lewis brothers. The
murderer was placed under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Utah Election.

10y IHI5FI HI7TI 70 V-I' I7177-1''-'I'l
LAKE CRY, UTAH. August 6.-Ihe Gen
tiles are greatly elated over the result OF
Yesterdays election The vote gave them
a majority of forty-one IN the city, which
it is claimed insures a Gentle city govern
ment next February. Six Gentiles were
elected to the House of Representative
and to the Council, giving them eight oil
the thirty-six members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Speedily settled.
Try felreranh % tho Disnatch

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, August Ga dispatch
from Enslev City received 10y the Age-Hr
all at midnight reports that Andy Williams
went home and found William McCutcheon
in his room with his wife. lie killed both
with a revolver and lett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
John W. Phillips. Secretary.
Shenandoah Delegates.

WOODSTOCK. Va, August 6.-Shenandoah
elected her quota of twenty-five delegates
10 the State Democratic Convention Satur-
day by district meetings.
The entire delegation was uninstructed,
but careful canvass shows that twelve
favor Mckinney; eight are divided be
tween Harris and 0'Ferrall. aud two are
doubtful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
THE CONVENTION.
Russell County Elects Her Delegates.
fSnecial teloornu 10 the Dispstchl

INVV0IaI V"''F III - '''7 1'''F-''7-''T
LEBANON, August G.-Ihe Democrats Of
Russell county held "a mass-meeIlng at the
courthouse to-day for the purpose of Sc
lccting delegates 10 the gubernatorial
convention. The following We're selected:
Henry A. Routh, c. Il. Lynch, II. n. Dick
Johnson, J. NJ. Hurt, Charles A. Albert,
Charles g. Scott, A. b. Policeman. william
Fields. F. ii. Bonner, +. II. lrreson, Ma
than Easterly, II. G.. Stuart, aud +. VI.
Finney. The delegates were not instructed,
but at present are divided between Tyler,
Mckinney, and O'Ferrall. They Will,
however. 90 to the convention prepared TO
VOTE for the strongest man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Egyptian Campaign Ended.

tBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispstch.l
CAIRO, August 6.-Genersl Grenfell is re-
turning to Cairo. The campaign is over.
A body OF Egyptians were left at Sarras.
The cavalry are in pursuit OF the Emir
who survived the battle Of Saturday. He
is in the hills above Bellana With force
of two hundred men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

blade penetrating 10 depth OF FIVE inches.
exposing the left lung Nichols. though
badly injured. will probably recover.
bad feeling over trivial matter has exist
ed between the men FOR some time, and To-
day they met with the above result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
TERRIBLE SUFFERING FROM SKIN Dis
EASES

=. u. \ II T. ~,
DurOis. Dodge county, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
A Vicious stab.
~ FFtFUHs ''"
Nv telesraph 70 the Dispafch.l

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
PuncKILvuiE, Va, August "a serious
cutting ARRAY occurred about 5o'clock TINS
afternoon at Round Hill, three miles from
here. between DIR. Nichols and DR.. Milhol-
ion. a dentist, both Of that place. Nichols
MAS stakahad IN the back by hilholian- tina
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Lnstinnhle Homicide.
Ou.tAHtoAc hhNs~'
CBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

10y E0lVsIuPH % wv D'1F~'|1.I
LoulsyuLx. NY. August 6.--At Emil
nence. Nv, during the election yesterday
DEPUTY. Marshal Maddox attempted 70 ar
Test NilliaIa Monroe (colored(. Under q
mistake Monroe resisted. and Maddox snot
him dead. Both were Repubihcans. Inc
Coroner's return was justitable homicide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
Mrs. MAVERICK.

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LIVERPOOL, August 6.-When the trial Of
Mrs. MAVERICK for the murder of her nus
band was resumed this morning the Judge
delivered his charge to the jury. His re-
marks were strongly in favor of the pri-
Cpupr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

BrRMrNGHAM, ALA, August G.-The Age
Herald has Just received a telegram an
nouncing that Dick Tate, Kentucky's de
faulting treasurer, has been arrested at
Snottaboroi Ala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07
REVIEW or the CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, August 6--1he wheat market assin
ruled duh and spifitless In speculative deslinge,
tut averaged fgm, opening about unchanged,
aud was followed by gradual improvement ~
~. The market then began to SAG, aud de-
cline Of ks.sc. ensued. Prices closed ss'sc.
lover than on yesterday for leading fuiures.
Corn WAS fairly active and the feeling a lltIs
nrmer: opening unchanged, WAS nfm. ami al
yanced ~. ruled .toady. and closed &c. higher
than yesterday. oats active and feeling nrmof.
prices ranging higher. but the fluctuations were
connned 20 10 Mess-pork fairly active; prices
were l0al2hc higher. and the market closed
sioaiy AZ inside figures. Lard stronger and
prices advanced l0al2S C, bus settled back again
at 2k a5c. ami closed quiet Quito \ good busl-
ness MAS reported In short rtte. and feeling vas
stronger. On tho whole range an improvement
Of 10 l0c was gained, but tho market closed AZ
about medium nguros with tho above result
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-07

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AMI CUrIcURA RE.OIyErr. the new bood-pnri-
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from Of ekiu scalp, api blood difos=e from
pimples to -crofulR, except possibly ichthy,sla
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French Elections.

rBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispstch.l
PARIS. August 6.-Ofcial returns of the
elections for members Of the Councils
General show that 9l9 Republicans and iS0
Conservatives were elected.