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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

by tclcEl aph % mo blrpat'h.I
Philadelphia:
HrouNvus ...........O u A-l5
Athletic. ............. % o o q o o o o
UaSe-lis- Athletics. 3 Bro1lyns, .. Lr-
ror- Athletics. 3: Brooklyus. 2. Bate
rics Weighing and Cross; Terry and Clark.
Baltimore.
Baltmorcs ...........O o o 900 0 o. 2
Cunimatis..........2 q o q o q o i 3
Ba-o-h.t4- laltimoros. 3: Cinclnnatis, e.
Errors Ealtimoroe. 2; Cincinnatls, 3. Bat
tcrie. foreman and Quinn; Duryca and
Keenan,.
Cleveland
Clrycauds......>O1 0121 90 O. 5
Na-hiugtons ........0 o 90 q o / o. 2
Ba-c-hlts- Cl,vcluds. 3; Washingto'i>, %.
Errors Clcycmuds, l.: Wwlng'ous. g..
Batteries O'Bren AND Immer; Sullivan,
Fa.on ond b1lr.
Pittsburgh Twelve inniNgs):
Put4mrrh......0 90 % 90 % 0 o.
pMhlcrh,s. % OOO 90 90 0 Il
Ba-.-hit. -pirtshurchs, G: Philadelphias,
10 Errors pittslurphs ! Philadelphias,
?. Batteries Morris and Carroll; Gleason
and Clements.
Indianapolis:
dIanapoiis.........0 0 90 001 0 l. 2
Iustone o 2 o q / o 0 < (
Ba,o-hIs indianapolis 10; B0stons, 10.
Errors indianapolis. 2 Bostons, 2. Bat
ferries Boyle and Buckley; DAILY and Gan
gel
Columbus:
Columbus ...........O0IOO3OO o. 4
kausa. Citv..........00 5000 o o. 0
Baso-hits- Columbus, z; Kansas City,
t. Errors Columbus, o Kansas CITY, ..
batteries Baldwin aud Kemmler; Tow
dcrs and Hoover.
ChiraaD:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

DASv1LLE, Va, August 5-The Farmers
Border Alliance. with $50 delegates. has
been in session all day. The meeting -
secret. but it Is said the principal topic OF
discussion TODAY was the alleged exces-
sive charges by the warehouses for the sale
of leaf tobacco. It Is possible that the Al
lance will propose to some one warehouse
TO sell all the tobacco there # the ware
house viii agree 10 sell for % per cent.
commission. The Border Alliance Is made
no of farmers from Virginia and the oor-
der counties in North Carolina.
Rev. l.. b. Betty's little boy is very sle
with diphtheria ard there IS no hope OF his
recovery. The little girl, who also has tho
disease. Is getting well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

SrAroGA. August st rained heavily
all thc forenoon and the track was heavy.
Fir-t racc-on -Niolante Won; sun
shine second. Vicente third. Time. l50i4.
Second race-~iy furlongs fenelon won /;
Cambysscs second, Meriden third Time,
l.22.
Third rare-oue mile and seventy yards
Marshal Luke Won: Golden Reel second,
Fourth rlce-siX furlongs Flkton won {;
Judge Murray second. Scna third. Time.
1:.}'..
Ffh race one mile Satisfaction won ;
Lynn second. Mamie Hay third. Time, l:53
Sixth race one mile Vivid won; Carrie
g.. second. Dilemma third. Time, l:JO'1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
lightning Did Not Harm the Baby,

ATLANTA. Ca, August B. Lightning
freaks were numerous here to-day. A Sc
we're storm visited the city this afternoon,
and flash of lightning struck the tracks
near the Union depot and created conster-
nation among the people there, but did no
damage. The bolt struck the clock III the
house of Fireman Closer. Closer and has
wife and baby were in the room at the
time. The father and motherwere stunned,
hut the baby. who WAS in its mothers lap,
plavcd on without being harmed. No great
damage was done 10y any of the bolts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Z, Stuart W. F. Templeton. and W. @.
Houston.
Lexington District reported Saturday,.
Mckinney, | Beirne; kerr's Creek, l
lieirne, doubtful; Buffalo, Mckinney,
Bvirue Natural Bridge, 2 Mckinney. 2
Belrno, O'Fcrrail; Walkers Creek, HIar-
risi South River Beirne, 20Ferrall-
making the delegation stand: Mckinney,
z; bcIrne z; Harris 3 O'ferrall. 3, and
tho doubtful man, while not expressing an
opinion. is known 20 be for Mckinney.
which gives Mckinney eight IN the delega-
ton, which GOES uniustructsd. Beirnc IS
the second choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
Prosecuting the Champion.


Jackson. Miss. August j.-Sullivan's
friends. who earnestly protested against
his being Jailed last evening, allowed but
"a small part Of Monday morning To elap-e
before they obtained his release, winch
WAS effected about , A. VI. He WAS then
taken to his room at the Edwards House,
and there remained until this morning at
II o'clock. when hearing was had before
Judge Campbell. Of the Supreme Court.
on writ Of hdJedS corpus. The Judge
ruled that Sullivan must repair to Pun
Wis. Marion county, and give bond for has
appearance August 18th. Sullivan aud
party LETT this evening at $50 Csd Meridian
10 appear before Justice Carter tomorrow.
sUfLTyAN's ARRIVAL.
MrRDIAs. August The train bearing
Sullivan and party reached here at Z
o'clock. Governor Lowry and Attorney
General Miller were on the train and viii
doubtless be present AT the preliminary
hearing tomorrow at Peryis. People
crowded the railroad stations all along the
route to get a glimpse of the champion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
An Ernetlng concern cau.es q strlke.

READING. Pa, August 5.--Over one hun
dred young women employed in Hunsicker
d Co.'s Reading hosiery mills went on a
strike this morning. They held meeting
and resolved not to go back until their
grievances were righted. They struck be-
cause the firm had reduced their wages
from fourteen 10 twelve cents per dozen
for stockings aud announced that the girls
would be charged extra for use Of the ma
chimes. needles etc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
KILRAlN.
His Arrest at Ocean View Denied.

NoHBoLK, Va, August 5.-Jake kilrain,
the pugilist, with his wife and - party OF
friends, Yesterday afternoon visited Ocean
View in sail-boat from Hampton. After q
visit To the restaurant he was overheard
am going 10 enter He left almost imme-
diafely and was followed 10 the boat by, a
large crowd. II is reported here tonight
that this afternoon Jake Kilrain and his
friends again cgme over 10 Ocean View and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
To ~ PAID Full.


scn.NToS. pa. August 5.-1he coal in
.orcsts owned by Cashier Jessup and rs,
Stoned TO the trustees OF the suspended
Stanton CITY Bank were sold to-day 10
The Delaware aud Hudson Company ior
Si00 600 cash. This assures the paylshis
q fpil to the depositors Of the suspended
hank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
corrOS KxPoas
rsrss, nrh.
RlcHMONp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RIcHuOND. August q Receipts - head on
cattle. - .heap aud lambs. ~ hngA
SAIgs. si4 ucst % cattle. ~ ssfep ana
iamDs. 80 hCga
lWGns
ta,tie-Pe-t. daft.c. gross: medium 81 gopf,
3.an.c gfoss. coumpn to fair. .sat. groe>
sheep g afsr. gross
Isnbs-iaf gres
nars -6s 49, r.. nef.
Lulg--.a2 a. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
ll,nrreh Milh Mnrdcr.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

lSIcclaI i0INEIaW % NO UI7VaIVH
WEBBING. ". Va, August 5.-At Cen
Vile. W. Va, Frederick Ewing, white
man. and James Crawford negro, quar-
relied here Saturday night and Ewing
stabbed Crawford in the arm. Crawford
swore out % warrant and Ewing was ar
rested and released on bond Sunday morn
ing Crawford was found in the road with
his skull crushed by arock Ewing Is under
arrest for the murder He Is school
teacher and the son of a prominent citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
noekbridse Delegate"
fBy telegraph % the Dispa'eh'i

nv fcIrKfdII y w ~ !
Tyx,Soros. Va. August6.--The eompiet ere
,oi1-nSin from the primaries held IN hock,
ir,dee saturday 20 elect doiegate,s 10 ~
Etsfe Convention Of the Democratic party
shows The following result .aars and
Kerr's creek Distriet-Hugh ADAMS al"
s. L. kirkpatrick. roh aud Y.
Buaaio District--W. Is. r. Loeeh III" -
Is. Mcleod. ~ xf,Raa I
r. Doplop, X. Il. Witt, i. I. Anderson anu
Ur. A. n. Johnson: - yh;nple.
Josenh K. Bell. aud DIR. }. q. HYDE. ~.
sonIh K;yer Dlstrict--J. Il. hchutt. Soih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
No FAN Races at rimlico.
ny telegraph 20 me DtspAtch.i

B0rnfcnE. August 5.--There viii be no
gall race meeting at Plmhco this year. as
the MARYLAND Agricultural Association Will
NOT lease the rimlicotrackto the Mary land
Jockey Club. The purses were TOO small
~ entice owners 30 send their horses here
for "a few DAYS run. The proximity 70 the
Iyv-Citv course and the other tracks are
-oioe II the causes for meetings here in
three wears past being far from satistaeto-
~. Sports believe this is the end Of Pin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
Recovered from q Mine Fire.
,u,, ,.lagraph 10 the Dispatch.l

BmuSGHAM, ALA, August 5.-Ihe IRE at
the Pratt mines having been eXtinguisned
Saturday. search was made YESTERDAY aor
stsrted His dead and decaved body was
Soon found with three Of the seventeen
iwnrisoned mules. The convicts name
Was Tom Scott White, and he was sent up
from Mobile under life sentence for IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
nemocratie Gains.
by telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August Retgrnsfrom
the election to-day for State Treasurer
show Democratic victory. stephen IL.
Sharp, OF Lexington, the present Treasurer,
was nominated for reelection. Democratic
counties so far as heard from show an IN
crease for him over the majority given
Buckner in 1887. The votes for the con-
vention TO revise the Constitution probably
show sufficient majority 10 call a conven-
ffnu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH.-TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1889.

was followed about by tho usual large
crowd OF the curiously-inclined, and tnat
he was arrested by Detective Norris az he
stepped into his boat to return TO Hampton,
and that the detective went % Hampton
with the party. Atelegram from Hampton
denies the arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Tile sad Death OF Young Lady and Her
Visitor.
Lsnnci,l teIecr,m 10 tho Dlspatch.l

AsurvrrIr. NC. August 5.-lnformatiOn
has been received here to-day of sad
and fatalaccident last night at Cataw ba sta
fion. ON the Western North Carolina rail
road. resulting in the death q a couple OF
Young people well known and highly r.
suocted in TINS place. hlr J. 4. IrellingeI
had accompanied MISS Addie \. Reid from
church, they reaching the Reid residence
about 10 o'clock While they were Sit
ting together in the parlorathunder-storn
began and a stroke of lightning tearing
down the chimney instantly killed the
voung lady and her visitor.
MIR. Irelhncer was a Young merchant
and Miss Reid am interesting and popular
young lady Of nineteen. The remains viii
Doe inferred at CAtawba tomorrow az
,f.1rak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
RHAfse

UARRTS-HARYEY Married. a. the residenee
~ the brides mofbor on Brook real, JulI igin;
a. UFKNDON dAERIs and Miss J. NEEilL
HA9VEy, DR.. ". =. Hatcher on.eiatinz
tgxErxs -vArGUAN. WALTON 2.
JRNKINS end Miss aARIHA l. NAi CHAN
wero married yesterday at2P. NJ, ~ inc resi-
oence u tho oriciafing minister, hsy u. u. nv.
They left On the afternoon uain TOT LiD :" no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Nsw YoSN. August s Cotton rrm: sales. 80
bsles. a.sp. Lass " ca rot before rcpur.ei LID
bales for consumption. and Gi&i bales Tor eh
port upland-. - l-it-'.; Orleans. u 49,, net
receipts. iiS baies exports 10 tho Continent
ITO bales: s,ocs. n2t3i nale' southern no m
dat and heavy. coumrn fo fsif extra = "a
fll5. gooi ~ choirs i,,, = 2lathto wheat an
so,le3: ciossd stronger No. sr.d. "aaf' Ia
elevator: options 49,. higher. cio.ins rteNiy
NO. ru,i. hlgnet. 800, Sep.ember Sac
October. 500. Corn essi'r: M 3 ii-. % go
vator. options lose ali wess. August i'.e;
Senlomh.r.k Ac. Og,5 Hrskrr. options ve1kar,
August. &c. >rI'en Der, 2. o.. vffnpar. tfh 3
No sgrt ? ts3sr mixed western. osttf
Hops duiet C0ree-Upugns barely siesif ana
l1a%i fnint- down, August. fllaihE5 Stpienl-
bcr. SlJlottIAjl. October. tilhailos ~ w.
Ven bef n ISIS 50. syot kiO dot. lair 'Affpos,
SIS nominal sugar Raw nominal, fcnneL
about .teaiy sni Guiet. faiasses -forcign dnl.
Naw Orleans. luief. hI'r .feaiv aut qrls.
Petroleum steady. refined. n"i", .t. Cotton
sosd ola quiet No-iu .' y All gulei inrp"n-
tine dul. Hides strady And iiieL Wool sie sly.
Pork -ieady ani qmet Reef fn.L Heef hans
quieL tirrcei tecf quiet GA. meals dnli airl
wnsker. pk'Sisd bellies. ss~. hams iiallar D.
shoulders 5a3 '.. MIC lies stetdler. sfort.r.'lf
- rs Lard shade higher ritY. st"hul, f.fl.
western segm. 900. beplember. 1901. q, t'tor.
$685.. rohuod qgiot freights drn. 'o.iou pei
steamer. t-Cil.. grain. ia oid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Mcssrs. John NJ Willis and Zach. Todd.
o. delegates. and Scott wood and B. =.
nudaus. n- altsruatcs. have been elected
% tNc State Democratic Convention from
Mttlo district, Elizabeth City county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

A terrific rain-storm visited Ronald last
evening. The water rose 10 the hotel plat
form. flooding everything. knocking out
supports. and doing other damage.
The father Of mooushincrs, as he was
called. died III Pocahontas last week. he
wa, noted as the oldest man in the husi-
ness. There is some talk Of the mountain
people placing a suitable monument over
his remains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
DEATHS.

WATSON. Died. July N.t. al Wooll.1i' hs
fatbsrs rssidence, IHkODElCK PRYOR Wal
son. ..., p.,.o,
20 % N0ttosAy. and most interesting ehib.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

il easily borne by tho most delicate sio-
mach. aud - for tina, reason suitabi" IN tho
rufeebled digestion OF dyspeptics III -
delightful drink' the taste being lAo hA-
ported ale. AZ wholesale by
JULIEN BINYoED.
Ask your druggist for 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

EICUNo%D ANxHsE ,, Nv
OFFERINGS
wuEAr.-2So tsist els
COEN.--2.iN bushels
SASS ssrStrs, - s--asrAsr
WuEar.-Tonsborry. go bushels very rood
90 private terms ils oDs8eis very g'r,l A. -
u bush.is fair ~ ~. Hixet. 80 bushels very
cood a Sgs.c. shoriherry - bushels Tor .eri
AZ 90c 70 bushels very god a. ". " Dussel.
fair Al Sc: ~ bu.hsis fsir NJ W. - Dushss
common a. o. Total sales OF wheat Az
bushels. al.
CpRS.-white. asg bushes prime A. "a. it
bnsae common q; a. 1ossl sales u corn. -
Dusaala
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
MARKET REPORTS.
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Board'-cotton'
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations.
nr t.lner,nn % tne plspa..n.l

49,, WAsHINGroS. August A-ror virginia.
fair preceded by showers on the coast /.
fklR ,siight change IN temperature. except
49, COOLER in Soutroastofp Nirg ini1i winds
---shiftiug 10 nortneriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

BALTIMORE, Augu.t Virginia 81, b. aa6s7,.
Baltimore aul oli0 stock. SlaD, Northern
Central stock. tii; Cincinnati Neshlngioa
and Baltimore isis. o. DO. Sis. j5s con
soudatsl ga3 bonds. ll3 asked do. stock, A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
Bodie. Found in Cellars.
Tpy telegraph 70 me Disp.lcn. !

JoHsBrowS, Pa. August 1.-TWO bodies
were found to-day in cellars and il u the
general belief that many more viii DO
found when the cellars are cleaned out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
IrnnI.lin,s neIccnics.

special telegram 20 no DisDstchl
ROCKY Mourn. Va, August .-franklin
county sends q solid delegation u Rich
ruoul f.r Ufrr-aN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

A peculiarity q Hoods safsaps ;anna,t -
that while IL purihes the piooa, ~ hass' -
new yieoS TO eyerS junction " As
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
NoRFoLK PEANUT MARgEr

ArGusr b-Msrket quot an1 sifalF'
Salr, reported At ~. Prime. ~; ettfs
r~i-le. a. nJc.; fancy, 5kc; common - A.,
shoi 81. sa3.c.: spanish. g. fGctory hand
p..Aoi. 6a7.c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

Ngw YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEw YORN. August 5.-Co,'on-net and gross
receipts, none Futures cionei st"aiy sale.
a, 5pi baa.. August fiO.,uati07i september.
slu .Eafi0E October fllWateNs; NoreniTf
ana Dscomber. ~. s6af9.g7 January. ti0atloOl
February. f0OdAti0G. March. 90 AZ l.i''
April. si0 sDssl0sl, Nay, Si0Hul11,i june
l4asfu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST D. l00ts
Saturday, sales wero no. followed by such
good sales to-day. tho market l. quiet "iihal'
and the westher Gle ar again. daily trip forty
miles to Amelia county throws mo writer WIN
planters. There are aDongsuch recently talked
win hose Of sdioining counties. and ttey DO"
pu. so estimate Of not over one third OF crop
ia tobacco General J. A. Huudley has = favored
field near OtterDuru springs, aud this, with
others, viii be much future basis Of ooserTa-
tion "A Ia grow. Il ami condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

4 difficulty occurred last evening IN the
ward Of thc Norfolk aud Nc-'.rn depot
which came near proving serious one,
and which cau-cl a great deal of exc b.
mput for time. Mr.. ~. T. Hubbard. hn
cuployc Of the company. missed lis tram
af Crewo and jumped upon O. passing coal
tram o. come 60 Petersburg. lie was or
d,red "a hg cDiorcd brakeman named
Jesse Coleman. but refused 10 obey the
order Ins trpuble between the two men
seems 90 have been renewed several tunes
between Crcws and Petersburg until ~
finally eliminated in collision here.
Hubbard SANS bee was Threatened by
the col0red man during the difficulty here.
Coleman was struck ON the head wi % 70
brick thrown hy Hubbard ami severely
-ut. Coleman then drew his pistol and
snapped 10 several times close 90 hubbard :
body. The parties wcro separtcd ant
Coleman WIS taken in charge los thc police
sul taken % the statOn-house. followed
0y au excited crowd Of negroes. one Of
whom bad to be arrested for violent con-
duct. The case came up for iuyce ti.auon
this morning. Coleman was hno1 go Tor
carving concealed weapons and so Tor
assault. Mr. Hubbard was fined rio for
assault. A fine Wa also imposed upon the
negro FLOYD for riotous conduct.
koHIN ADME.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
Nrw YORK STOCK MARKET

Nean tomoora,ure. ....................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
CnIC.ll,h

Cuc.Go. August 3-Cash quotations we're
Flour unchanged SO. , spring wheat q, ~.
So 2c1-u. l0c. No. oafs n'sc Net.-Iurs.
slSlaf.1fA Lard. fAAathEgN. sh0r cribs.
sl8aEft. ahoullrrs .sA)-, shOri-cInaf, p =
.c Whl-key. ti01
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06
CINCINNATI


t.rxrfyNArt August Flour steady, family,
tla5sf3Gl. fancy o. 2jaiL.a Wheas lowor
30 = red. s7asSc. Corn steady, No. , mixed.
CSC oats easier: No. .. mixed. .ls@ fork
steady a. flt3so. lard active htF bnlA- meats
am. shorl-rits. gl5a Bacon seaiy; short
clear $50. Whiskey steady ~ t.nA hogs Va
good demand sni arm common and lighh tA''A
g.u; pacing and butchers, g. 3oatL5@
ST. LOUIS
TT. LOUIS. August g. Flour eissiy anil nm
changed. Wheat higher: Ma. rel. zach, f'sA
.sc. : August, q -. septemhor. Iffc Deesu-
her. 81 a.. Corn Weax; No miR~i. 'Nh'
So, a33t. r.: August, t5i,c sepiembef. s5'ae.
Octobef. So. OHts ciOtoi arm No. =, carh. ~
BID: August 10. september. Taa - pt.
May, 2ls2i ~. bid. Provisions inl AMI easy
WILMINGTON.
Wuars0r0s. \. G.. August h.-Iurpen'no
nrm ~ 3s,.c. Rosin nfm strained, ,ot
arm A. 81. ~ Crude rlrpentilo 1rm. hard. 81.
yelloW-dlp aud virgin. 81 ln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

TIM WEATHER ~ RIcHNoNp YESTERDAY
was cloudy, With lig0t rain In tae morning. tho
Hrv ~ warm and sulty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-06

BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. August A-Flour quict wheat
Southern sriiVs AMI easier fulf. sac lux
herry glasSf. . western nrm: NJ. 2. winter roi.
SPOT sfac. Corn-~outhern white dnu anh
lover A. iss5lc. yellow. 4aai1e. ~'s'efn ghni.
Oaf. ddIl. Ssriorn white, 33A,3 -, De-. uiAeA
easier st 2Jaao'. graded No RNhue' "a, r.. 3
do mired agtqLc hye nominal az jazz
Hay nrm: Old wantei primo o. thoto unip
tny. sl5aflh Provisions duh buHor steady ,
creamery lsslTc Eggs Ycrf urn. irosh, ~
Petroleum steAfy ronned. f.is, zone" nnini
mai sugar steady. soft. So copper
steady. ireishts 10 Liverpool yer steamer duli 3
grain. per bushel. 3Nd.; totk for oflera, - ~
Receipts-Fi0ur ltm barrels; wheat 81
buepsi.. corn. ai 600 bushels oab. ~ 900 BUSH
els: rye, lGO bushnlA shipments rinil ~
barrels whoa. 1850 bushels corn, oLoN
hu.hels sales-N heat 1870 bushels ,of''
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-28
AN EVENTFUL DAY.
JOSHUA wHITCOMB.

Thanksgiving comes lust as summer Is
bidding US a six-months' farewell, and old
weeping winter. with his frozen tears
clinging to her fast disappearing skirts,
slips. In and paints the woodwork of ma
ture to suit himself, regardless of our feel
ings concerning the matter, and then quiet
ly settles down to business as though he
meant to stay in spite of any thing in this
world or the next.
Talking about Thanksgiving when
everybody go-gives everybody else, it is
Thanksgiving, according to the story tell
ers, when the lover returns after months or
years of silence, just as big, fat turkey is
done to a turn and the cranberry sauce
through popping, all red and juicy to help
the turkey along, while the sad-eyed and
lovely girl and in the boundless JOY which
fills her futtering heart, forgets self entire
~ and wipes the dishes for u.s. On, beauti-
full Thanksgiving, with your boiled down
cider simmering away in lineup, your
rosy checked apples sizzling a passage
from the 'Mikado, and your chestnuts
browning and fighting sham battle back
and fourth, now out of the ashes and now
n again, while Jones wonders what makes
it so darned cold, and Sally says she thinks
so, too. Then another charming feature
connected with Thanksgiving that every
body has a holiday THE butcher, the
baker, the candlestick maker, all eat
dinner at home, or with some one else who
has turkey and concluded not to eat it
alone; and everybody feels grateful.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-11-28
siamese TonsoriaI Customs,

The children of Siam have their heads
shaved with the exception of lock on the
crown. This is not allowed to be touched
until they reach manhood, and the cere-
mony of cutting it off is one of the great
est events OF the child's life The hair
cutting of the prince belonging to the roy
al family costs thousands of dollars. A
great feast is given, and the barber who
does the work receives valuable present
He clips the locks with golden shears and
shaves the spot with gilded razor When
the heir apparent to the throne is shaved
the whole nation is shaved in which the
royal white elephants take part, and feast
ing goes on for four days Poorer child
rem have their hair-cutting done at Budd-
hist temple, and the priest acts as barber.
The Buddhist priests all over the east
shave their heads, and their are 10000
bare-pated priests in Bangkok alone All
of the males in the kingdom are supposed
at some time in their lives to become
priests, and everywhere you go you see
these bare-headed, bald-headed, yellow
skinned anatomles stalking about; with
yellow sheets wrapped around their other
wise naked frames