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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
knights ofHonor.

A. the last regular meeting OF Richmond
odgn. No. 3. KNIGHTS otHOnor, tho follow
inc officers we're installed for the term end
mg December 3Ist by Deputy Grand Dlcta-
tor George c. Cornick: ". }. Mcdowell,
dictator Jthrd term b. ". Brockerbo-
rough. vire-dictator. and r. Halke, assist
ant dictator. All the other officers hold
over until December 3lst.
IN the last twelve months twenty thou
sand dollars has been paid 20 families II
deceased members Of TINS lodge. Since the
first lodge was instituiep. m the year 1873,
the Knights of Honor have distributed to
dependents Of deceased members the enor-
NOUS sum of twcnty-seveu million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

4 special session of the Henrico Circuit
Court -.ludg, b. K. Wexford presiding
was held yesterday To allow MIR. Joseph ".
Iauhe 90 quaify ms administrator of the
estate of 1haddeus G. Bennett.
The estate. real and personal. Is valued
at so. 000 nut the penalty of the admins
traitors bond is only 5000
Mr. Bennett. who kept a liyery-stable
I'm this city bat resided i'm the country. WAS
injured so his farm several weeks ago 10y
being caught between two horses IN his
stable. and died q few days later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Nr. Joshua f. Ogden. who is well known
in theatrical circles. writes 10 friend here
from New York, where he IS spending the
summer. that me has leased the Grand
Opera-Houso In Norfolk for % number of
years. and that the building is now being
fitted mp and painted. Mr.. Ogden will run
the Norfolk house i'm connection with the
Richmond Theatre. and says he will only
have trst-class attractions % run for one,
two. and three nights Mr. Ogden will
be manager Of the Norfolk house and will
be huslne,s-mannsnr Tor Mr.. Powell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Another settlement of soil On the Calling
Farm.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcn.l

PETERSON o. Va. July 20.-Ihe latest re
ports from the Gatiiug farm indicate that
there has been another settlement OF the
soil since the Disp0ch'S report OF yester-
day. The area covered by this subsistence,
1t isreported, hardly amounts to more than
twoacres but as this demonstrates an inter-
nal and subtcrranean fault IL IS hard for
Mr.. Calling and the local amateur. geolo-
eists 70 arrive 40 any decision as 10 further
results. Mir. Calling, as heretofore. stated,
is ready for any development. lie did not,
IL mnY be ,tated. expect them 50 soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Miners to he Turned ont of Doors.
pa tcIexrnnh L. IN. Dtsnat,.l

Spring valley. H.. saws the miners are TO
be evicted The Spring Valley Coal Com
panv has finished serving eviction notices
on All idle miners that are living in their
houses. About one hundred families or
FIVE hundred persons will be thrown ont Of
house and home in few days. They have
no place TO 20 and it IL quite likely many
q the miners will resist and trouble VIII re-
suit The Sheriff and posse will do the
evictiuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
After arriving M the Park a

the Captain. After arriving AZ the Park
miniature ship will be blown up. To-
morrow evening there will be an entire
change of programme, and new feats Will
be performed.
The Captain has volunteered hrs services
10 the Elks. and will exhibit his swimming
feats at their picnic at Providence Forge
Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

James J.. Fields. removed. w. NJ
Naylor, at Sparta, Allegheny county.
rec X. II. Hockler, removed: Henry
Shields, at Spring Hill. Halifax coun.
y. o.cs James T. Bunkley, resigned:
Jesse Bird az Three Forks. Yaneey county,
rec John Simmons, resigned: G. VI. Davies
az Iowcrsville, Vance county, rice James
IA. Aston, removed
Virginia poetmastcrs of tho Fourth class
were also appointed. as fo,iows: II. $. Por-
ter at Grafton. Yazeweil connty, rice q. 5.
Hddcrslccyc, removed MARY a. Grimes ri
I'm View. Norfolk county. r6s William a.
Mathieson, removed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

ttSiIahhAt
Another gallant defender VI the Lost
Cause has passed away
KICHARD 3. 6lLHAN. better known Is Bon Oil
ham. Of the Richmond bluss. on ths breaking
out OF tho war enlisted In Petersburg COMPANY.
and with his company ~ Crsney Island.
Norfolk barbOr. until tho Confederate ram Yer
riu.ac was built, whom he obtained trsnsfer 20
the crew Of tla weasel Al the battle OF Roanoke
Island he volunteered % JOIN the crew u TIE
Confederate states gunboat soaDird. and ia tho
terrific naval battle that followed tho boa, Va.
sunk. WhliO tho osaDird was SINKING tho croa
we're transferred " RDothcr boat fhoy we're
soJu forced 20 retire for vsnt OF ammunition.
Win only twenty-five rouads they returned up
TIA -Ound 10 elizabeth City. where they hoped 70
obtain a supply OF ann oniti0n. bot dlosp-
81. a. d la tnia. they returned % the unequal
contsst. aud after gtSirg the enemy tho twenty
two rounds. burned the >eSDird and he. with
s0mo ifieea OF sixteen 81 che crew. escaped 10
land. and sitter wandering IN the swap three
days ana nights hey were rescued 81 farmer
Who resided hoi Tar from the sound.
Ben iid not return 20 the Aorrimac. bat .oin a
To- Richmond Light Infantry Blues, aud con.
tinded with that COMPANY I'll the end oi OBJ,
war snd 20 better or Drawer soldier esryod Ia
the Confederate army than he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Their AltcrnatcS.

Chairman William Ryan has called n
special meeting Of the City Democratic
Committee for Tuesday night at 5 O'Clock,
and he requests all OF the delegates 70 the
State Convention who can conveniently do
50 will report their alternates ~ this meet
ing. which will be held in the Circuit
Court room.
The plan for the ward-mectlngs. "a
which delegates were chosen says: Each
DELEGATE shall be empowered 20 appoint
his own alternate. Each delegate * re-
Quirod 10 report promptly 10 the Secretary
of the CITY Democratic Committee the
name of Ills alternate.
Che majority Of the delegates have
doubtless already selected tEeir alteruatcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
a GOOD APPOINTMENT.
The New superintendent OF the Carolina
Central.
fsneclnl telopram 10 he DIspat,h.l

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July Captain T.
W Whisnant. Of Charlotte. was to-day APP
pointed superintendent Of the Carolina
Central railroad TO fill the vacancy made
b. the death Of Colonel l.. G. Jones.
Captain Whisnant is very popular among
the railroad-men. He Is about forty years
old and had worked his way up 10 his pres
ent position. He was roadmaster before
his promotion TO-DAY. The appointment
Will give satisfaction TO everybody as Cap
ton Whisnant Is a thorough ralroader and
good man in every respect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The following are the delegates to the
Democratic State Convention from Alex
andria. Samuel G.. Brent. X. Theodore
Cook. Herbert Snowden, Leonard MSrbury,
Theodore Ballingcr, Isaac II, kesl. John
Morgan Johnson, Willard p. Vincent. !. c.
Marshall, George X. Hill. Charles A. Strang-
man. George A. Mushback, William Henry
Harrison. benjamin +. Penn, samuel II.
Lunt, Lewis Brill, Jr., and French Smoot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
DR.. CRlSSCN ACQUITTED,
And q Number Of designations Fol
rsneclal teIeeram % me pI.pat.h.l

Especial telegram 70 me Dl'pht'h.l
RNIGu. y G.. July N.-lhe investiga-
tion Of the charges against DR.. Eugene
Gr.eom. superintendent Of the North
Carolina Insane Asylum, ended here today.
The investigation has been IN progress
since June the 26th and the case has cx-
cited great interest and attention. The
charge, were brought by John ". Ihomp-
son. steward. and :. II. Rogers, second
assistant physician. ! great mass of cyl
dcucc was taken from witnesses IN all parts
of the State and the most eminent counsel
in the State occupied nearly a week IN
making argument This evening the Board
ot Directors reached a decision IN the case
and acquitted DR.. GrIssom Of all the
charges by vote Of FIVE 10 three.
As soon as the decision Of tho board was
announced Thompson, the steward. and
Rogers. the second physician, sent IN their
designations. These were quickly followed
hy the resignation Of the baker. the gar
dener, chief engineer, and some attend
ants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
ni,hop Cranbery's Daughter.

NIr. z. p. Winston received % telegram
notwithstanding stating that the remains
Of Ni-- Fay Grauhery. second daughter If
Bishop John G.. Grnbcry. would not reach
here until 2:iO p. VI. to-day. when they Will
arrive rtn the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
Services will be held 40 hollywood and not
al Centenary church. rs had been contem-
plated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
The New Gunhoat.
lRr telegrnph = the Disnatcn.,

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-The trial trip Of the
Petrol to-day is thought 10 be unsstisfac-
TORY, as she went only as far as Kent island.
The owners are reticent in giving informa-
ton. 1t is said that she developed 1850
horse power, $50 more than is required.
but this was for a very short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
canta,n RIondeu,s swimming

Captain L. T. Blondell had about 2O0peo-
pie 20 witness his first aquatic exhibition
at Warwick Park yesterday evening.
The programme as advertised was car
ried out with the exception that some of
the fireworks failed e 90 of. The swim
mer built a raft and di 1any other Won
derful feats while in tn, .ter. This after
noon he will leave the MIA Clubs boat
house at 4:30 o'clock anG i'm TO the Park.
The gondola will leave rwharf at 4;45
O'clock, and will follow q swimmer. A
numbar of local swimmers will accompany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

quiet Leather steady Wool quiet and nrs.
Iors quiet and nrm. Boot duiL Beef hsns
rrn. 'fierccd beef allow. Cui-fnests strong
picklsd bellies. 34a1Hc. picked hams. lAc.
picked shoulders. 5Hc. fnidjes slow. IArt
stronger and quiet: wesisrn steam, $3.50: city.
a. %. August ss63: septr mbor. so ffeighs
nrm cotton. J-32L; zfas0. 34d.
CHICAGO.
cHfrtgo. July s0--cish quc'arons were,
Flour dun aud steady. No. spring wheat
- 1gr.c. 10. Z red. sgte No. corn. .slfsl
No. 2 oats. z2i.c Ness-pork. fiI.i5-sii-15. Lard.
g. =. shori-r g. 5OafB. shoulders unchangei
short-clear unchanged. whlsSey. si0l
TheleadiEs futures ranged ~ follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

At half-past y O'Clock yesterday the city
ambulance was called % the corner of Main
and Iweuty-sccond streets To- attend a
white woman who had become oyerhcated
and who was suffering from heart trouble.
She was treated and taken 10 her home,
M my Sn.LL .tr.nl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

10y telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 20.-Thomas
Hudsbeth, puddler in the rolling-mills,
from Sharon, Pa, who has been three
months in the city, was fatally stabbed in
Harry Rensford's saloon tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
FOREIGN NOTES.
The British and the Dervishes-The Grand
Duke Paraiyzcd

by AnglO-Ameflcar caDIe 10 IhH UlsrhIoh.I
CAno. July 21-A recommending party
sent over from Nady halfa found the Der
wishes under Nad-cl-ium occupying good
position. II was also learned that the Der
wishes had been reinforced ny 1909 men.
The British troops at As-aoun number
800 men. and are considered strong
enough to attack the Deryi~hes.
81. PEIEnsBcEG, July 2o.-1he Grand
Duke Constantine. uncle of the Car. has
suffered % stroke Of paralysis. lie has lost
the power OF speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

The Henrico Board Of Supervisors will
meet at the county court house to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock 90 Law the county
levy for this fiscal year. This Is an inn
portant matter and 1t IS desired that there
shall be full attendance of the super
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

rS- SECOND BAPTIST CHURC4
corner Main aud sixth strce,sl--Rev. ". ~
LASpsvN. D. d.. Pastor. horn.ag seryice a. a
A. VI. No evening service until faritss oe,I b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Mean temperature .......
~ Y0RK sTOcN MARKET.

NEw YORK. July ~. The stock market was
very dun nni sean weAf. stlu lower figures
!, Ing g. .ati.ae q, over the let London rceS
wero strong mis- morning. bat the announce
menf NAT the Ni.slgu railroad commissioners
D 'd orier9i nii me r1ads in nat tate 70 educr
r1tos on = ala. i've = ock ccaI. nus oiher af'l-
cin- 20 take Goo. a. once. brought in const3cra-
be selling on short contracts. ani prices opened
OF from d to s, n"r cent. ana 'Iither dee.in'd
throughout me seesinn. with on'y z slight rea'-
ton whoa no fret rrotf,tr was romoffo.
Traders sold linorailv durinr ihc FIRST halt hour.
"a ~ tue procure Vas specially severe against
Mi--ouri PAci"c Union s-Iir. Atchis0u. ani b.
GrangnrH. lutarse t'ulue-s toilNei 'he removal
Pressure. am @ugnf recVTe jag noro made, DIST
dciA.it % hs mgJc 90 Au'iiug-N siiey interest
due september ls- wss another depressing To-
Iurnre. aut ne decline was resumed, whtlc tho
~ arSct Ire@en c1 absolutely NJ feature OF Int
TosL Inc close WAS dul aul weak 90 me lowest
prices res .Lcd. Evergthirs "a lower. but te9
declines are Tor fractional amounts only, excer
in Hooking Valley. which - down 3 a2N ana
los ~ D., in W--o1ri Pacific
E'vnn0. Exchange dui and stesdy a. is'a
4sSh Money easy ALt closed Hf - oh"iri.
SAD Treasury Dslapces-God. flSLN, Oh; cur
reucy. f2.lSOtC. Governments duh sud 't"a1y
forts. per cenfs. 1854 eX. MT; i's coupons,
lO6. p. STATE bonds llU an enuteiy neslecfei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
RALrlMoRr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July M-Nirginia l4i0s. % bin {;
Northern Central. d. oiI. Cincinnati. Washing
ton and Baltimore lst-. $40; io. lis. I'D do 3d-,
24a.ie consolidated gas bonds. l!3; DO. stock,
a. at a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July % i5s9
The auction offerings on Change for the week
Week were q pack ages OF which Is were taken
ia. Tho highest price Was so and the lowest
85c. per hundredwelgnL Tho average vas 500
The last week offerings we're 300 packages, u
which Is Eero taken Ia. The highest price was
So ID aud the lowest 60c. per hundredweigbL
The average WAS tG0i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Convicted of Fraud.

by IeieBfeph % Iho UIspaIVl-I
CHICAGO, July 20.--James Sykes, a dealer
in grain and seeds was convicted IN the
Criminal Court this morning Of issuing
fraudulent warehouse receipts. and was
sentenced 20 two years in the penitentiary.
This was his third trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

WANTED, TWO DINING-ROON
w and ONE FLOOR SERVANT. Also. . few
more BoARpEhs 81 TIE ST. cHAkLks hofkL
Accommodations geed. Hates moderate
u1l-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
Rond. Accepted.

[By telegraph TO The Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, July Bond offerings To-
day aggregated SCI, 800. Accepted, s62o,-
400 aga Al lnkA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

NKw YORK. July 2l-rhe following IA tho
weekly bank statement. Reserve. increase,
tf2f 70: loan. decrease. fl.ii33tn. specie. IN
crease, fl5.gO: iegal-tenders. iccrea-e. $40
6Ol. depoa,t-. iacrease, tl,}9,0U, circulation,
decrea-e S. 40.
The banks now hold t,.2,,,s2J In oxcess Of tho
Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

rs5~ REV. ]. I. WALLACE WI. -
preach in the chapel al tho Soldiers Home a. y
o'clock TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
corrvS RePoAD

We quote. Fi,s. s25JAsLs5 supsrsus. 2.oa
81. %; extra. sl5J1SA7S. T. nuy, iiasL5l pA,sa.
iGmAy, county, sLljsShsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

Are you dull. respondent, discouraged
Hoods Sarsapsrilla viii make you cheerful
and conQenial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

PARIS. July %. The vaudel Paper-Mllls,
near Pontalier. were burned to-day. Inc
loss IS enormous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
futures ranged asfo.lO-s


BiLriYoRE. Jnly e1-FloBr tair'y ac'iVe AMI
N;mor Wleat-N0uhsrn acflFe and slaie
ter red. spot. =, ac.. July. $751;. August. ,it r.,
september s3a-. December, -f. Germ
southern quiet tut drm while. sQAiie 20. -.
4jt western nrmrr. OAls lWet more Dfe~-
INK 70 arrive southern and Pennsylvania. ia
Nc: western white. t-aly. we-tern WIKes,
3oa3ic grsded So ! Nhre. Dsc. Rye fuii
nut nominal a. tosit. Hay trm prime ~
cboi-e timothy. sli5oaSiA Provisions Dun ana
demand purely lobbiag. Rgfsor quiet An1
siesiy. western pa-sed. ioa's.. creamery,
}6sai1c ffgs e.esdy ~ l.al.Ac Petroleum
steady re0ned. 10. Cocca strong hi0 car
goes fair fl.tSis.ll. sugar steady A ,olI
Sac. Copper s.eaiy rennoi. i0sAii.c WIS.
hey dUl A. ti4U Freighs 10 Liverpool pr
steamer dan hut nrm. grain. per pusnel, fsd.
CUlA. for orierr. 4-Hf-. lEd hHceipte-f tour.
CD.N barrels. whest s. 00l bushels. corn. - 40
bushels. oats. 600 bushels. 40 shipmsnts
,Alos-N heaf. f,s.0NO bnshclS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21


The week closes quiet, with very satisfactory
sales Of sun-cured and moderate sales Of brights.
OH Drights are In strong position and drm; new
orights open up we'll. with large Inspections this
week. but rather small ssles. Transactions nrs
in future apt 10 30 10 round lots At round
figures
Holders are well convinced that values must
at least remain firm. AMI crop Reports at present
rule In favor Of their position.
Reports Of damage by rain are sim daily re-
ceiVed By merchants here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
E-tzyiN1gEE1lI5Ga



ARCHER -uie1. July e0 l-'o ~ ber resi-
delrr. r,ru-r Eleventh sng Porter -tre"r,. MAJ
crester Va, Mrs. NARY e.. Ai,,itH. sister q
Nr.. d. =. Naite. Boo me foruofh rflroi Der "a 81.
Funeral from re rssiien'o ibis euudsFl
EVENING ~ aalf- pat O'CLOCK. frenls aui
acIualn'ances ~ the family respectfully mu.ei
o. attend
BOWERS-Died. in Canolins county. Va. Jl'Y
ION. al 8 f. W.. HAttIE, youngest ron 90 Nli-
nam s. and Emily r. hoHep, on fhl day aiter
Dbl, tscnueih birihdny
BROWN.-Dioi. July s'ih. a, iH o.el0cs. A.
her residence. go. t. west lelgn sffco. ALICE
\. BROWN. vito ~ Wilson Sc. broTn.
The funcfA. VIII take place MONDAY, julY
22I, at 3 O'Clock from EbcueIcr Baptist cLur d.
friends are invited to attend.
CARTRR-Died. at I'D o'clock A. ~, a. nor
husbands residence. no. siiO Short strorr,
HATTIE b.. beloved vito o. Claiborne Garter. Ia
The tweuty-eght year 81 her age.
Funeral Will mko place -lNpAf AFTER
NOON az O'Clock from The Above Residence.
HOB9ON biol. Saturday morning. July elih.
A. twenty minutes % O'Clock. afirr alsng ill-
noss. ROBERT +. HOBsOh; agod iofty-oiEat
years
Funeral will take pisce az the Frst Baptist
tco.Orsdj church SUNDAY AFTERNOON ~ 4
O'Clock. Friends AMI aclIanlAnccs Invited -
attend.
JONES Died. AZ her parents residence, FRI
day. At y.l5 +. ~. RkBECCA G.. infant Of Os'at
J. aui Hattie II. Jonoe; aged nino months and
FUR d1vs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 20, 1859.
OFFE8lNGs.

OFFE8lNGs.
WHALES bushels
CORS. l4y bushels
OATA-l,Jii bushels.
SALES EsPoErzo 70 sscggrlRV
WnEAT.-White. 90 bushels fair AZ 80. Short
berry. Il bushels very good 81 So. llx bushels
good AZ Sc. % bushels fair az g.; i6g bushels
fair a. sc Total iales Of wheat, ~ bushels
COIN. White. I.sOJ bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

We hAi a little treasure once.
she WAS our Joy zud PRIDE,
M0 loved her, al perhaps 30 well,
For soon she slept sri 3 ed
All IS dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are our hearts today,
For tte our yo loved 20 dearly
Has forever passed away
This lovely bud 70 youug and for
Called hence by carly dom.
just camo 10 show how sweet Tower
In Paradise would bloom.
IRE Elm could harm or 70 row fAie
DEAN came with friendly care
The opening bad 10 Heaven Conveyed
And babe u blossom thoro.
Through all pain az times shod smile.
smile OF heavenly birth.
And Tnen tho angels called h0r home
she smiled farewell 10 esrth.
Heaven retainetu now our treasure.
Earth the lonely cssket keeps.
And iifs sunleaus love TO linger
Whore our darling BABY sleeps
BY hEK LOygSG FAEEsrs
Funeral AZ the residence, 1870 Floyd street.
TO-DAY Sunday a. n 4. n. Friends anu
Quainiances invited % attend.
POINDEXTER.--Dlo July 1871. At residence
Of parents. near ClebuIB. lex. MARY CHAN.
bEN~. inisnt daughter 81 John Z. aud Isabel
PondeKter: aged seven months aud six dsyA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
THE FETRDoM or TIE CRY.

EnNrUEGn. July 20 The freedom Of the
city was conferred upon Nr. PHruru TOE
day. Ia reply 90 an address accompany
ine the presentation Mr.. iarneu sad that
the Irish people would accept Che tribut
as another proof OF the near triumph ~
their legitimate aspirations for freedom.
referring u the special commission app
pointed 10 investigate the ImlS'S charge
against the Taruellites. Mr.. Parnell said
that If he had known 10 would block any
inquiry into the Pigott conspiracy lie
would never have entered the court.
The presentation took pl1c" an the Corn
Exchange. which was packed TO the door,,
while hundreds were unable 90 lain All
mittauce. The Earl of Aberdeen was in
the chair. MIR. Paruell was given an tn
thusiastic reception, the immense audi
ence rising and cheering for several
minutes. Dcputations tromall the Liberal
societies in Scotland presented addresses.
Mr. Gladstone, in letter to the Earl OF
Aberdeen. wrote: THE time has not yet
arrived for detailing the memorable expe-
rIence of MIR. Parnell during the last two
wears. believe that experience TO be I'M
parallele1 in the history of the British
statesmen IN Parliament for the past two
centuries. | consider the Parnelrtes to
be n the best sense Conservatives. They
have been a restorative force ~ great
value 10 the peace OF Ireland and honor OF
the English. while the tyranny of the Gov
ernmont has deepened the aversion Of
Ireland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
DISMISSAL OF Bou1ANG1sr sYMpArmzEns.

PARIS, July 20.-The Temps says: The
dismissal Of officials who sympathize with
the Boulaugist movement continues. Thir-
ty clerks employed in the Finance Depart
ment and large number of others en-
ployed in the Offices of the Minister of
War and Minister Of the Interior Will be
discharged.
The National newspaper says The Gov
eminent proposes to warn the electors that
General Boulanger is Ineligible as candl-
date for the Councils general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

THE wsArsEa IN KIcuHOSD YESTERDAY was
parity cloudy aud warm. with taunder-storm
and rntn night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21

FoRT or RICHMOND. JULT 20. lssa

Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
Schooner Abbott W. Lewis, Peak, Lamberts
Point 10 load coal
schooner Annie Ainslie. McAndrews. City
Point, 10 finish loading railroad-tlss for New
York; yeesel. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Charles Il. stlckney, Kendall. STAN
ford
Bark Goodman Brothers; vessel, Curtis &
Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
wgAruEw wErosT.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
- wlsuIsdros. July Ia--For Virginia,
i"'" fair. slightly cooler, with nortbwesserly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. July 80, l.NJ.
sEcoNp BOARD. -l.OJJ Richmond and Poters-
burg con-ol i'satl2o
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