davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Mean tomperainre. 80.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NRw YORK. August O--Tne stock market
to-day was mere active than on any day this
week. business more evenly distributed.
though the same stocks led In dealings and mo-
nopOhzed tie interest Ia trading. Tho Norihern
Pacific deal VAS still great subject OF comment
this morning. but buying seemed 10 have been
transferred from preferred 20 common stock,
and the former failed TO score any aivHuce as a
result Of the days operations. Changers took n
more prominent place In the market and We're
helped 10y n Dumber Of circumstances. ~
Paul being strong on rumors OF meeting
called 10 act upon tho question ~ "A dividend
upon preferred stock. and Northwestern ad-
yanccd materially with The help Of large buying
crlers from Chicago. said % DO induced by IN
formation Of new steps taken looking 10 the re-
inoval OF Chicago. burlington aud Northern A.
disturbing factor In the Northwest. The report
that the percentage u operating expenses on
the Burlington and Quincy had been reduced ~
per cent. was the principal favorable influence
ia that stock, and Rock Island moved upon large
gains In earnings for August heading became
very prominent again Ia the afternoon. Trusts
also showed moro life late In tho day. both lead
and cotton oil advancing fractiOnally. Tho de-
mani for stocks Was mot by free realigations
Throughout tho day. The bulls were very az
gressiye. however. and no weakness waa shown
~ any period except Just nt the close. Tho mar
ket at about y. u. lost some OF its activity aud
prices nuctuatcd back and forth over marrow
range until the last hour. when realizatOss be-
gan 10 tell upon quotations and small fract0nsl
losses were sustained. The close was duh and
rather heavy. but nc material advance oVor
last nights ngures The sales Of listed shares
reached y, 900 shares Louisville and Nashville
Is ny IL. II. Paul ~. Atchison. Northwestern,
aud oregon Navigation zach. and others frac-
toualiy.
EreRia0 Exchange quiet and steady ut fN%a
a. Money easy a. Par Suh-lreasury bal
ances--Gold. SIS. 2ii,OtO: currency. $1,000.
Governments dun and urm for AZ, per cent?
u 5 cx. int ; a. coupons iO5A; state bonds
neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

TWO OIIAANN.
Steven Jacobs and Purdie Jacobs, the
Robcson-county murderers, have been
formslly 10y proclamation 0utiawcc'
out Of their crimes has grown the great
ly exaggerated statement that there was Z
reign vi terror in Roboson county' IL
Us not true. Matters are perfectly quie'
there. and there IS no threatened up
Iising OF the Croatan Indians.
THE FRUIT CROP
in the mountain and Piedmont sections
j. 50 larze that the cannefes ore working
extra hours. Immense quantities OF
fiuit will be dried. The crop OF late
peaches aud apples viii be particularly
tine.
The Fifly.frst North Carolina regi-
nent will have reunion at fays''e'
vile during tho constitutional centen-
NAL celebration in November It's the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Mrs. Althca Terry in Court.


CmcAGo, August 30. a dispatch from
San Francisco says: Sarah Althea Terry
appeared IN court yesterday for the first
time since cx-Juagc Terrys death. She
was arraigncd before Judge Hoffman in
the United States District Court to an
aver the charge Of contempt IN Obstruct-
ing Marshal Frank in performing his
duty at the time Frank was ordered to
remove her from Fields room. Mrs.
Terry was dressed in black and a long
black veii concealed her features. She
showed none of her old-time spirit and
sobbed then the Judge lookedlrTtated,
Her attorney pleaded not guilty for her,
and the case was st for October 10th.
Acknowledgement johnson, of Calior-
MIA. in letter to District Attorney
White. of Stockton, says he viii argue
the demurrer in the Magic case in the
Circuit Court. He says the jurisdiction
question between Joaquin county and
iho Circuit Court must be settled ii 1t
has to he taken to the United States Su-
preme Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
MARKETS BY TsLEoaAPH


Z Srw Yogg. Aueue: sa--CostsB quiet: sslcs ~
day. lis bnles: uplsn1s. Iihc.: Orleans. ls(c.:
weekly net roceipts AZ this port. ~ teies: gross
3S31 bales: cxports--to Great britain. iS.'5I
bales: 10 frame. sac bales: 10 ihe Conftn@nt.
gsS bales; forwarded, 1903 baioa: sslcs, 800
bsles sVsnaers. e,as4 bales, stock. ef.6lt bales,
net receipts al all ports to-day. A6s3 bales. OK
ports 70 Great Britain. $50 balcs; stock. oS.t.s
extra s2s5asBi5 good 70 choice extra do,
s31safatN Wheat kssc. lower nnG wo>k |.
new No. red. 4;s a85i<c. IN oisyssoy soo rtoro.
options closed weak and sale. below ie*tsraay'
toDer. HAc.: November. 80. Corn easter: NO
2. 4SBisAc. in store and elevators options Sahc.
lower and weak; August 32ac.; SopteinSer.
4sSe. October. eve; NOsember. f2'tc. Osts
weaker aud less active: options fairly acslvo
ADD lover; August 25kc. sepiembor. ore: !;
October. S5,tc.. November. 6&c. Hops QUEER;
State, 9siec Corco--OptioBs steady: Soptem-
her. si5alasis.2j; October. slA9iai3 -: ne
vember. sl5S)aSi5.g0; kio fair add strong.
Sugar-isaw quiet aud nominal; refined in de-
msad Ani Arm. Molasses--Foreign NOMINAL:
New Orleans duh Rice steady. Petroleum
steady: crude ia barrels ~ Parke-s, 49,; ~
fined here. 7.sh.; Philadelphia. IHsc Cotton
reed OIL duli. Talow firm. Potatoes firm VITA
fair demand: prime. si.zasl.O. TurpcDtlne
steady aud quiet lii6ca steady. Wool qaiet
PORK frm at sharp advanoe; ness Inspected.
si2afi2s0; uninspected. SIC; extrs prime, 81.
Beef inactive. Reef hams quiet 1ierced beef
SLOW. Cut-noats quiet; pieKled shoulders, fsa
4sc: picked hams. i0h aiiac. Mlddles stronger.
shOrt-clear. s@Csk. Lard dun but higher;
western siosu. $50: city. 1910; October. - IS;
september. $40: November. sG3j; ronnci
stronger aud quiet. Continent. td60asSs1.
Freights Grm; cotton. Aa1sd.; grain, sid. bid
csiCAoo
CHICAGO. August 9-Ths cash quotations
were Flour unchanged. No. spring wheat.
76Na77c No cred, 56,ta,7c No. corn. Sac.
No. oats. 1870. Mess-pork, tl073. Lard. - III.
shor,-ribs. si0JasAl0; shoulder sLc2h $40;
sdort-ciear. - IN. Nhlskey,tlV- .saass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
The Confederate Monument NJ the Mont
gomerv white.

OF The Confederate monument recent
II unveiled at the Montgomery White
sulphur Springs, IN this state, the
Baltimore Sifn Of Yesterday says edito-
rally:
A small but tasteful monument hes
been erected on the lawn OF the Mont
pomery (Ya.) White sulphur Springs to
the memory OF between two anG three
hundred Confederate soldiers who died
IN the hospital there during the war, and
we're buried il the cemetery few hum
bred Yards distant from the lawn. The
monument was purchased by contribu-
tions secured by several southern lady
guests at the springs, and the unwilling
exercises took place a few days ago.
"lhe Conquered Banner was tecited
Ivy M 4. Lawtcn. of Charleston, ). G.,
addresses were delivered by Rev. NJ. Il.
Wharton, Of Montgomery, and Hon.
Cecil Brognc, OF 1alladega, Ala, and
the veil was lifted by Miss Minnie Watts,
daughter OF Ex-Governor Thomas H..
Watts, OF Alabama. The ceremonies
were of an impressive character, and
were participated in by all the guests OF
the springs, irrespective Of section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
FOREIGN NOTES.
Tie London Strike-biass-0'ecting of
Workingmen-Other Items.

WoFkingmcn-Other Items.
rBy Anclo-Ameriran cable 70 the Dispatch
LONDON, August 3O.-The indications
this morning are not very favorable TO
an immediate settlement OF the strike.
A meeting of the committee OF the
strikers. presided over by John Burns,
was held last night, ut which impOr-
tant action was taken looking to making
! the strike general. 4 manifesto was
issued by this committee early tins
morning solcmnly appealing to tho
workers in every calling III London 20
strike on Monday next unless the de-
mands OF the dockmen he conceded be-
fore that date. The final demands OF
these men are Six pence per hour for Il
regular day work and eight pence per
boar for overtime, counting from j.
VI. 10 ) A. NJ. as overtime hours under
the contract system tho pay to be eight
pence during regular working hours and
shilling for overtime nobody to DC
employed for less than four hours.
4 mass-meeting OF workingmep has
been called for Sunday at Hyde Park
The manifesto is signed by all London
labor organizations, including steve
dores', sailors, and hremen's unions,
numbering 10000 men. The accession
If these unions IS most important. II
the dock companies refuse to Gccede to
the terms demanded grave complications
must ensue. The condition of affairs
becomes graver hourly. Mr.. Burns ad-
dressed 5000 men ut Tower Hill, giving
as The watchworl "NO surrender" He
was cheered to the echo.
Fifteen hundred mill workersat Dept
ford have Joined the strikers Shippers
are arranging 30 unload steamers at
Dover Cardinal Manning, SIR Andrew
Lusk, and Lord Mayor Deputy Smith
conferred with the officials OF the dock
companies to-day. IL is understood the
Cardinal pleaded the cause OF the strike.
1t is reported that the gas-stokers are
dissatisfied and fears are entertained that
the city would be in darkness IN case
they struck.
THE PATHFINDER TROUBLE.
VICTORIA, B. c., August 30. The
schooner Pathfinder arrived from the
Behring Sea last night. Captain O'leary
reports that his vessel was boarded by
the revenue cutter Rush IN the Behrlng
Sea July 10Th. Lieutenant futile took
854 sealskins that were on board and all
the guns and ammunition, and then
placed the quartermaster OF the lush on
board with instructions to take the
schooner to Sitka After the Rush lett the
Pathfinder headed for Victoria, despite
the protest OF the prize-crew.
PLACED N An INFIRMARY.
LoyDoS. August 3G.-Upon reaching
the working prison Mrs. Maybriek was
examined by the prison physician and,
upon his orders. placed in an inhrmary.
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE PERISH.
LONDON, August 30.-Advices from
Yokohama state that disastrous storms
have recently occurred IN Wakayama.
Ten thousand persons persisted IN the
floods following the storms and twenty
thousand were rendered homeless. The
loss OF property was enormous
THINK THEY HAVE THE LIBERALS.
LONDON, August 30.-Mr. Robert Wal
lace. a member OF Parliament for Edin-
burgh, in an interview today said !:
"Ihe Nationalist seem to think that,
having got Gladstone they have got all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Two 1Icn Ian@ci.

10y telegraph 20 ih" biePA'OH'l
ST.. LoUs, August 3d. special 10
the PostDi@p0t~h from Font smith,
Ark. saws: William Walker and Jack
Srsniard were hanged at l2:29 this after
noon. Spauiard died in one minute and
the negro Walker in twelve minutes.
There were no spectators admitted.
Both men declined to make statements.
Walker was good hnmored. lie asked
TOR and got watermelon before leaving
his cell. Spaniard was morose and
snlien. He refused to leave his cell, and
when The guards went in he drove them
oil with camp-stool. He was dls-
armed after struggle and handcuited
to the negro. lie made no more trou-
bile after that. On the gallows no asked
the hangman to make no mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Morrl,-Pnrk Eaces.


New YORK, August 3o.-First race
half n mile Geraldine won Volunteer
second, Daisy +. third. Time, 46 Sc
cOnds.
Second race-one mile and half a fur
long-Badge won Buddhist second, Joe
Lee third Time, l:lSl.
Third race five furlongs - Fairy
Queen won; Lulu Blackburn secOnd,
Martha third. Time, 1901.
Fourth racc-one mile and fnrlong-
Brandoette won Daylight second, Sey-
,aour third. Time, 1874.
Fifth race-oue mile Niagara won ;
Cracksman second, Oregon third. Time,
/ ~.
Sixth race-seyen furlongs-Young
Duke won Sparland second, sam Moss
third. Time, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
DEATHS.

WILLSON.--Dled. August 2sih. at the resi-
Geucs Of his brolher. 4. w. " ilson. balis'iio.
Va, n. A. WILSON. Of L0ulseufy. J. & fof-
msriy Of Cumberland county, Va, la the uhlfty-
irst year 81 bis age.
WoODWAkD.-Die at The rssi2eDee OF her
mother. No. us east Brosd street Friday mora
Iny. Aues,.t 30. iss9. Miss LULAN. MOODNAkD.
fhe fuDcral xiA take place from tho residence
THIS MORNING at II o'clock. Friends and sc-
qnaiutaneos invited 70 attend.
WRY.-Died, az no residence Of Mr., cisytoa
Wooason. No 1877 Taylor street, Al o'clock a.
montns. only caild OF josie and W. J. wry.
This loving bud. SO young. 80 fair.
Called hence by early doom.
Jug came 10 show how szoet lower
IL Paradise would bloom
Funeral a. tho shove residence THIS Qsatir-
day EVENING al o'clock. Friends are Invited
20 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RIChMONO IOONNNO hHnNGi -
AUGUST 20. 1888
Tho market seemed fairly brisk again to-day.
There is nothing bearish In tho tone OF the mar
keL and dealers arc all confidently look
ing hopefully towards a more active market
The clear day, with warD fall-ike sunshine. IL
inst what tobacco wants now The dews are
very heavy. and Lass night was clear. fno
Amelia-county crop sold this week nearly IN tho
teens. That kind pays the planter.
trailing 10 good dark leaf Is rather active.
The nuor grades are never neglected. A pack
eco or two OF fine 1893 cutters has already boon
received hero. and the owners say IL Is superb.
and will OF course self h'gh, but will also yield
vel 70 cigaretle-neu.
Asheyille. n. c., claims tho best tobacco and
the largest area Of mo bright belt planted.
cloudy weather and light raius havo kept tho
plant gradually maturing. and tho crop will
commence % move in a week or two.
Filters are forcing % tho front daily and In all
markets The old Is out Of the way already.
The bright scrap market Is about cleaned up
now. and little but that Of tho commonest Gark
romans Gu sale.
ne United States Government Is about % giyc
n, the eleventh censas II /; would only give as
what constitutes an average crop IN tho several
tobacco States Ia pounds aud acreage, classified
as 10 different productions. it would help the
whole trade. The old and new crops running
together al poi3;s o. receipt with many resaies.
&c, prevents any clear idea being siyon OF
what the production OF tho country really
Is. Il IS the fault Of the tcbsccc-men 10 tho
narsets that Old and new receipts are no; sopa-
rated aud these also kept separated from resold
tobacco; aud net until we DO this can We aver
have a basis OF correct stock ana crop statistics.
Auction sales were very small to-day. Private
fales were rather light
Tax. Sai.0L Total. fA30Ass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Re NIorcifnI To Yonr.clf

and heed the appeals for assistance put forth
by your liver. when the organ is out Of order
Among these arc distress In the right side and
through the right shoulder blade, yellowDes5
Of the skin and oyooslls, furred tongue, sour
breath. sc6 headache, aai above all irregu-
iarity Of the bowels. The mercy yo1 extend
10 the afflicted organ is wisely shown BY a
prompt course OF medication with Hcstettors
stomach Bitters, most genial OF Alternatives,
aad the hepatic gland early reciprocates the
deserved attention by resuming IT, secretiye
functions actively and regularly. Among the
accompanying good results are fonewod ciges-
lion. freedom from headaches, and rcauinp-
tion Of activity OF the bowels All bilious
symptoms disappear. and appetite and sic ~
Improve. Boneiicent are the effects OF tre Bit
tiers IN maar.al disease. kidney disorder, rheu-
matte ailments and nervousness.
au Z-ru. Th,w&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Another Ocean Record Broken.

NEW YORK, August 30.-The steam
ship Columbia, olthe Hamburg Line, has
again broken the record between South
arnpton and New York. making the run
in + DAYS 10 hours and 20 minutes. The
maiden trip Of the Columbia was made in
6 days Il hours and some odd minutes.
The following are the daily runs 373,
473. 47G. 453, $50, i6l. and part Of the
seventh dav. 334.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

liberalism. Not 50. Tho Presbyterians
and Free Thinkers rub their eyes Mt the
proposal 10 haunt the scarlet woman.
The attempt to endow the Irish Catholic
University will rally under one banner
all the enemies Of denominationalism.
Mr.. Edmond Robertson, the member
from Dundee. being interviewed on the
same subject, said the Liberals would
fight TO a man if tho proposal retained
anything like its present form. II the
Government and Nationalists meant bu-
siness il would be n hard fight. and he
could not say where it would end.
ONLY AN OFFICIAL PARTING.
LONDON, Angus. 30.-Farewell adj.
dresses have been sent to the Marquis OF
Londonderry, the retiring Lord Lieu
tenant Of Ireland. In replying to them
he says he is pleased TO be able to assert
that the state OF the country has i'm
proved. and rejoices that he is only part
ing officially from his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Dakota's Democratic Ticket.
fjv telegraph 10 tho pispqt

FARGO. n. DAK.. August 80. Tho fol
loving nominations were made by the
Democratic Convention lest night For
member OF Congress, Captain ID. w.
Nlaratta, present United States Marshal ;
Governor, w. n. Roach; Lieutenant
Governor, S. X. McGinnis; Secretary OF
State. a. S. Frostd Treasurer, Z. Ii.
Lord Auditor, =. Odegard Attorney
General, 4. Il. Bangs; Superintende mt
of Public Instruction, G. A. Kent; Su.
preme Court Judges, ". =. Miller and
- Cannon Commissioner OF Agri-
culture, J. Il. Engberts; commissioner
Of insurance, W. A. Friedley; Railroad
Commissioners +. Wright, j. a.
Ealev. and Peter Cameron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

sfanEtu.
fPu fnlnornnh IN tho nisnnfch 4

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispabh.l
CUMBERLAND, MD., August 30.-Mel-
vile Z. Garlitz was hanged at 9:i3 this
morning for the murder Of his wife
March 26, 1889. Death was instantane-
GUS He made no statement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
" Iieutenont-COlOneI Z. ,. 4,
81. IOl INCOME LOST.
GOT HIS BOARD FREE.
Left Salisbury SuddenIY--Tound Dead
Dnlce Removal.
Especial Telegram to tbo Dispatcn.l

Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
SNIsBURY, y. c., August 30.--A man
calling himself II. HarcOnrt and repre-
senting himself rs an attorney for the
Gordon Banking Company, Of New
York, skipped weeks board-bill at n
hotel hero yesterday. He had no bag
gage. re said his trunk WIS lost and he
was waiting for it. He wants to lend
northern money on southern mortgages.
lie is educated, talks and dresses well,
and is supposed TO be the same party
who has recently done up Cincinnati and
several other towns. Look out for him.
4 negro man, Dick Henderson, was
found dead in The woods near here this
morning. u is not known whether he
was murdered or not.
The last of the intcrnal-rcvenue Office
will be away from here Saturday and
open for business in Statewide Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
A Woek's Failures.
mrtoIegrAph . tae Dlspa'cal

Ngw YoRx, August 30.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
,rr during the past week number for the an
United States lS9, and for Canada ~,
or "A total OF I'll az compared win the
total Of 206 lest week and 2ll the week
pteyious 70 the last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

II can get sober. energetic young
man who can sell manufactured tobacco
on the road. l might employ him. L
may also include liquors, &c. Address
Old House, care Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
his attitude as intelligibly as in words
"Ihy will be done"
GENERAL ". IT. T. LIE.

After Senator Daniel was through
General w. II. L. Lee, congressman
from this district, was called on. de
made a brief, appropriate speech. ~
was the remark OF many That he IS
getting more and more like his illnstrl-
ous father, the chieftain OF the Confede-
rate cause.
General William Payne, the first cap
tain of the famous " black Horse Caval-
ry." responded most happily to clamoT-
GUS calls from the vast audience.
This day will he memorable in the an,
nails of the Confederate soldiers IN all
this region. They will hand down the
tradition Of it to their children and their
Chldren's children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
THE BOTTOM OF AWELL DROPS OUT.
workmen Thrown in Cave That is Miles
in Length.

by telegraph % iho Dispatch.i
RoME, Ga, August 30.-Wbile well
was being dug three miles in the coun-
try yesterday, and when the workmen
hal reached depth of twenty-five feet,
TO their CONSERVATION the bottom of the
well suddenly fell out. dropping them
ten feet and leaving them in cave. An
exploration was the next thing in order,
and it was found that the cave was miles
in length, with chambers of various
sizes here and there. Finally the cave
parted. When the party returned an ex-
ploring party was formed, which will
thoroughly explore all parts of the cave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Washington Notes.
LBy telegraph 70 the p'spsleh'l

10y INiHtTuIII y III -
W,snISoroN, August 30.-The Secro-
tary of tue Treasury this afternoon nc,
cepted 81. Gl2, 200 4 per cents NJ l=S ana
s., 600 AS at 1861.
A. w. Harris. of Virginia. hos been cen
appointed inspector of Customs ana "iil
be stationed at Newport News, va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

NEW YORK., August 3l.-Nes receipts, - bales;
gross receipts. 80 bairs. Futures closed quiet
and steady. sales B70O bales: September
500: October. Sl09lasi0@; November. s9g'a
SO: December. ia9lat99j January, saeNa
~ ~ February. ilGCAfll00: March. So la
SIo.l2: Aprn, il0l7a.l0!); May, fiO.2iais1.o;
June fll 3OafiO p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 3l-Virgnia consOls,
81; DO. ~ i0's 20 bid; do. "a. sass; Baltimore
aad ONO stock. ~: Northern Central stock.
73n: Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lsts. 99e9J4 90. 21s. EOS. do ads. 2)a26; con-
soliiatsd gas bonds. il2allek; DO. STOCK. Ahai2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
George Francis Trains Fast.
rpy tels.,.,nb n tia Disnafrn

NV YORK, August50. Citizen George
Francis Train announces that his last Of
10 days is about to close Mr.. Train
insists that during all this time he has
partaken each day OF nothing but two
cups OF chocolate and some fruit. lie
SAYS he found great sustaining power in
berries. When asked what dish be was
going to break his fast with the Citizen
smacked his lips and replied. "Baked
beans. did think green pease would
be a nice dish, but have decided upon
beans"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
Northumberland on red
,......,,,, a., ss,a ntanat,1,

WAsnnorox, August 3O.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Z. c. Humphreys
westminster at Pensacola. Fla, Ttcc
Chandler G. Yonge. removed.
me Postmaster. General las issued On
order offering one thousand collars re-
ward for the arrest and conviction III
The United States Court of any person
found guilty Of making an armed attack
mon a stagc-coach or railway-car having
mails in transit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 80. 1852.

NIIINDNU, NNsutE ID 100.
OFFERINGS.
WEgAT-G, l2s blshols.
CORN-i.tgy bushels.
OATS.-f4J bushels
KYg.-3O bushels
SALES agrOgTsD 70 sgTRgr,ay
WnEAT.-LongbeTy 100 b1sbols prime on pri-
vat. terms: 10 bushels fair nc Sc. Nixcd, 500
bushels yery good OF private terms. Shortberry.
10 bustcls worry good 81 40. HO bushels good az
s2c - bushels common at 1Uc. 90 bushels
common at Soc. Total sales Of wheat. 1870 BUSH
els
CoFN.-Wh,te. 5g9 bushels good al &c.
OArs.-Winter. 30 bushels prime az iOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-31

Pekin advices arc that a number Of
high Chinese officials have petitioned
Prince Chun to have all the Americans
employed in China expelled FROM the
emuire.