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the heat than by the blows Of Sullivan.
Referring TO the fight, kilraiI said that he
had not been trained properly, and that he
was not in condition when he entered the
ring. and this seemed 10 be the Impression
OF every one who saw him when he enter
ed. He would work and get some money
together again" he said, and would once
more make a TRIAL for the championship.
lie had Sullivan done up twice. he con-
tinued. "hut he had not been properly
trained and was unable to take advantage
of IL -; hut he was willing TO fight Sullivan
again. He punched Sullivan several tunes
and did not seem 10 Int him, and ne
labored under the impression that
something must have been done to him
10 other words. that he had been drugged.
lie did not have the strength Of cat.
could stand any amount of punr nmcnt
but could not infict any. and he could see
that his blows were not hurting sullivan.
He complained Of the manner IN which
Sullivan had deliberately jumped upon
him with both feet while he was down, but
hc shouid not find fault with tins but be
had trusted too much 10 his friends. ono
~ those around him exclaimed Ieproach-
fully, " Some of your friends you should
saw Sullivan was done for twice, he
said, bat he was also. and could not
take advantage - h-s adversary coudi-
tlDn. Miriam lald Gov a. on q stat VIII ui7
feet stretched across the top opposite tie
scHt. and coats being placed over him lac
iell asleep. When the train was crossing
trcstle about eighteen miles from the city
Mitchell. for the first time, entered ine car
and kilrain awokc At Sludiug, about "a
mile beyond Geufility. while the tram was
ar 81 stand-stii. Kilraiu reprodche Mitchell
for the condition he was i'm when be cu-
tered the rns. Mitchell replied and
quite crowd gathered around the
Two men i'm the coach. Mitchell attributed
kilrains defeat TO IT'S being one OF his of
days Johnnie Murphy said DO was not
Sullivan who knocked kilrain ont. bat the
sun. for Sullivan did not hurt Inn much.
kliraiu's condition. he thought. was mF
ferrous, and he was OVERTURNED besides.
Professor Butler declared that me had au-
n0unccd his belief in hIlran. and be had
stuck 10 him through thick and tim.
Mitchell had dropped h.m Ike dog whoa
the fight vent against him. but this would
not bee the case NTH his other friends.
When the train reached the station two
carriages We're procured. and klrain. Ste
ycuson. Donovan Murphy, batlsr. MITCHELL
a-d Pony Moore were driven up ioN q.
kirain was conducted to "a Russian bath
and he then repaired 20 his quarters ~ tho
Southern Athletic Club and retu Ito rcst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
THE KILLING OF CAPTAIN DAWSON.
The Charleston Clergy Protest Against the
AcquittaI ofDr. Mellow.

CHARLESTON. July s.-The Charleston
clergy were greatly stirred by the acquittal
of Dr. Mellow. At a meeting Of the Minis
tcrial Union to-day Rev. G. &. Pinckney,
ID. D., rector % Grace Episcopal church.
offered the following paper, which was
adopted by the union:
I'm view of the recent occurrences IN
our midst we, the Ministerial Union, feel
constrained to adopt the following resolu-
tons:
1. Resolved. That we proclaim our ahhor-
renee of the murder, adultery, and all the
deeds Of violence which detile the land
with blood and violate the laws Of God
and man, and deprecate all demonstrations
that seem 20 sanction them.
2. Resorod. That we will endeavor TO
stimulate the public conscience by setting
forth the Divine law against the reckless
shedding of human blood and the curse
that the law entails upon the community
which refuses 10 punish crime.
3. Rcso'red. That we invoke the pulpit
throughout the yand State to unite with
W. in putting down the deeds of violence
which have 20 often disgrsced our land
and exposed us 10 the Just rebuse Of those
who honor the commands Thou shalt not
kill and Thou shalt not commit adul-
terv.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
TeIerraphic FLASHES.

There were slight shocks Of earthquake on tho
Island OF Guernsey yesterday
Great interest was manifested al over the
country yesterday IN the SullNan'huraln prize
1ghL
The first bale Of cotton sold In New York this
year was sold yesterday by Henry Cle@s s. Co.
AT 1850.
Emperor William. while on his Norwegian
TIN. was struck by mass ~ Ice from glacier
aud injured, but not seriously.
The Massachusetts, rinemen have not yet
come 10 q decision "a 20 tho matches Ia which
they will engage 81 Wimbledon.
Newspaper Row. IN Boston, was packed with hui
manlty ali day yesterday and the interest," in tho
bulletins from the prze-ring was much greater
than that displayed on the night % the Frohioi-
lion election.
A Minneapolis Journals Duluth special says
Three hundred men we're put 10 work al noon
ana more trouble may ensue. To date two men
arc dead and Two more viii die. thirty "ero
wounded IN Saturdays rioG-tcn u ihem
seriously.
Forty coal miners representing 1900 miners
Of the Districts " BAR, Camptia, IleaIacil,
Centre, and jefferson codntics. Pa., net IN Al
toonh yesterday 1hey concluded not 70 enter
into a general suspension, out decided 70 tail
ont All miners who are working under dlsifcs
prices.
saturday night u. y. Johnson, Of Wyoming
killed his wife and son abou, fourteen yehrs old
apd fatally shot HE seyeR- year-old daughter ana
.uicided. lie left note stating that 10 did not
Wsnt 10 live IN this sinful world ana could not
leave 4. without his family, ~ no thought he
would Kill them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
Baseball Yesterday.
fBv telegraph 70 the Dispafch.l

tiuCiunsti:
6 1'n'f, ,.,.......I o o III
Observation-Disclosures b; Cinrinueus. l3. tr-
rof4-A Athletics. 3. tinciunailS. .. Batteries
Mcmahon and Brennan; DuIyes aud neenau.
Washington:
rh,csga- ,..... o D. D II j o %
Ba,e-hlts-Nashingtous. 4: Chcagos. Ef-
rors- Naehingtons, 3; Chiragos, 2. bhteries-
Fenon and Daily; Hutchinson and Farrell
Philadelphia:
I 1esasIsas'.....i 81 81
overwhelmingly "a; Indianapolis. T..
-philairlph ]; Indianapolis, e. Bat
teriss-sandcis aud schr'er; Busio, 1elzein,
ana Daily.
New York:
r.u-burehs. "a. p.., - "
rors-New York, J.; pitsburgns. o. Bauories-
Crane aud Ewing; calvin AMI Miller.
Boston.
C.ovolauds goo. ......0 o o % o.
e-hit4-B0-ion-. g: C.ogelands, o. Errors
Bostons, ?: Clevelandr l. Batteries larkson
aud Bennett; Bakely aui thinner
st Louis:
81. Louls............0 Oil
Coumbus..........O o o D O. % O d. D
g.ee-hii--St. Louis, II Columbus. o. Errors
-. Louis, ]: Columbus. TO- Baiteres-hing aui
Mnlgan; BALDWIN, George, AMI bhgh.
Louisville:
Ioui-yille- ..........O o o ID
Observation-Disclosures. @; Louisyilles. g. tr-
ro-s- Baltimore. t.: Ioli'vi'es, j. Battsries-
torman aud Quinn; Ehret and Vaughan.
Kansas city:
Rrooelyns ..........5 ] 2 o o o o. 3
Kansss city. .......2 / o % o o. 4
e.hi;s-Brooklyns, s Fansns CITY, =. fr-
ror--BfOoh lyns. 3: kansas CITY, s. Batteries
Caruthcrs ana Nisner; saunders, conway, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
MAIL ROBBERS.

special 'elegrsm - 10 Dispsttal

Especial telegram 20 DO Dispstcal
PrrrrsBrEG. w.. July 7.-rntod States
Post-Oihcc-lnspectorG o. ". Wilde ms otter
noon arrested two colorsd boys. John r..
and Robert Alternately. on the charge Of
stealing letters from the pO-t-Ollcc. he
-pcct9r Wilde. assisted bv Postmaster Pat
tcrson. had been cautiously working on
this case for several dfl-, and Dis success
u.s. assured by the confess lu of the elder
Of The two BOYS. John Ahcrnat lr,
that hc had been taxing letters for
several years. the younger confessed
that Dee had seen his brother opening
letters after he had taken them nom
tie Office. john denies however. that he
eyer got amy money. hut his statement is
Not believed. These boys are ~on5 81 the
late iauitor " the building and they helped
tl.ir father clean Up the 20-t-ofhce. u
WINS in this manner that tnev gained access
20 the lcttcr-hoyc7. s large number ~
torn and rI1ed letters were some tine AGO
found concealed I'm the closets aud boxes
about the bmidirgaud the father of the bows
was arrested and sent on FOR trial on ~"
CHARGE of committing the robbery. I'm de-
fault Of $4,000 bail Robert Alternately was
committed % jail 10 await examination be-
fore Commissioner Ragland tomorrow.
William Carroll. au elderly man employ
cd asa driver ora one Of tnc strcet-cars, Whiie
driving down Sycamore street TINS evening
tainted from loss of blood. caused lbs the
BURSTING of "a Varicosc Vein lu the ieit lcH,
and fell across the platform of his car.
The car travelled some distance before ms
condition wa. observed. When assistance
reached him me was So weakened by loss az
blood that IL was some 1lme before no
could be- revived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
WEST NlRGlNlA.
\ Negro shooting AGray-Probable Fatal
Wound.
Ispecial telegram to ne DIapatch.l


CHARLESTON. W. Va. July s.-Wiley
Lewis (colored), who WAS tried before the
Circuit Court at its last term or charge
of having burned Mrs Eyanss house. 10
Paint Creek. went about s O'Clock last
evening To- see his wife. at Imkersyllle,
near Maiden. He had been separated from
her for some time. lie found her sitting
on the porch with another colored mau,
named Pinckuev Watkins. with whom II is
said she has been living for several months.
Lewis took his seat at the opposite end Of
the porch and asked her 10 90 with hmm
aud have a private talk. She replied that
If he wanted to talk with her To DO so
there. He got up and walked toward her,
and "a ne did so Watkins drew revolver
and fred. the ball striking Lewis ON the
left side Of the neck. ranging downward,
and INJECTING "a probably fatal wound.
Lewis then drew his pistol and fred two
shots. which were answered by Watkins,
VINO escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
THE GREAT FIGHT.
SULLIVAN WHIPS klLRAlN IN THE
SEVENTY-FlFTh ROUND.
KiIrain Wins FIRST Fau and First Blood.
Sullivan First knock Down
tun Particulars.

Nrw ORLEANS. July s. The Sullivan-Kil-
rain hght occurred this morning al Rich
burg. Nliss.. los miles distant from New
nftn round Neither of the combatsnts
Orleans. sullivan won ia the seventy
we're scrion~iv injured. although Kilrai n
e-ls v.yS WeaA. kirain Won the hrst fall
sui first blood, Sullivan FIRST knock down.
Tho fight lasted two hours and eighteen
minutes. The hrst information of the re-
R't Was brought To New Orleans by sDc-
cal train of tHe Associated Press. which
49," tac ruu e 100 mules ia three hours
So fcu minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
MORE DELEGATES TO THE STATE
DEMOCRATIC GATHERING.
The Meeting in Wythe,iIo ycsterday-No
Instructions-A Canvass of tho
Delegation.
reDecIal ,cIegram 10 he Dispatch.

WYrmuur Va. July s.-Ihe County
Convention was held to-day 20 select dele
Gates 10 the guhernatoriM convention.
The representation was larger and better
than ID ha- been for years in this county.
Tine delegates go uuinstructed' and are Us
follows:
Wythcyille District-R. y. Pendlcton,
Frank st. Clair. Samuel CasscL, ID. >.
Pierce. and G.. b. Thomas.
Fort Chiswon Di~trict-H. J. Matthews,
j. i. NJ Sanders. and james II. McGayock.
Lcad-Mmcs DistUct-J. i. VI. Simmer
mau. ". ". Woodson, DR.. William Peirce.
Specdwell District. 4. ID. Sanders.
Black-Lick District-M. G. Howe, DR..
John p. Halter, and George ID. Brown.
A canvass of the delegates shows that
Mckinney VIII probably be the fayorite Of
six. O'Fcfrall of four, and Tyler OF four. il
all of the delegates are present IN Rich
m0ud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
RoTEToURT DEMOCRATS.
Delegates TO the state Convention-The
Executive Committee.
,speclsl telegram 70 tho DlspAich.l

FNcAsrLg. Va, July Sat a mass-meet-
ing held to-day 10 select delegates to the
state Democratic Convention the following
were chosen delegates: At Large-James
Mcdowell. Fncastle District. II. z. Fig
cat. ". A. Glasgow. Jr., II. X. Thompson,
3. i. McClung, Nj. K. Cahoon Alternates,
George Swami. r. l.. Housman, George NJ.
Carper, +. J. Brough. Buchanan District
j. j. Allen. IL. A. Latane. s. B. Penn j. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
JAMES CITY.
Delegation Elected, but No Preference
Expressed.
tCOrresp0nience ~ th0 klchmOnd Dlspach.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July 3, 1899.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July 3, 1899.
To-day being County-Court day the
Jamo- City Democrats assembled IN mass
meeting and selected tine following az dele
gates To the State Convention: POWhatan
district. John 4. Barnes withJohn ". Minor
AS alternate: Stone House district, l.. j.
Balm. with =. s. Hawkins as alternate 4;
jamestown district. DR.. /. G.. Booth, with
Parke Jones Is alternate. Hon. Henry IS.
Warren was unanimously elected as dele
cate At large for the county.
Amid much enthusiasm the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas we, the Democrats of the Black
Belt. have not had in the past any represen-
tatiOn in our Legislature and cannot
reasonably expect TO overcome the local
majority against us therefore
Res0'ued, That our delegates 10 the con-
ventiOn TO assemble on the l4th Of August,
1889. al Richmond. be instructed to appeal
to our brothers In the mOre-tavored sec
tions 10 give US through our candidates,
though they may be defeated, such recOg.
milton in al caucus proceedings as will en-
able US TO make known our Legislative
wants.
Rsso.rsd. That our brethren Of the First
and Fourth districts. who. by experience,
know the necessity for the above request,
are earnestly requested TO unite with Us To
secure this representation.
The meeting did not express "a prefe-
renee. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09

balos: stoct. III css bsies Southern -four strcsg:
common 70 fair extra. fkgiaf3. g. good ~ choics
do, t8j0stSJ % Wheat /. sif. higher and Dfm
No. rod. 81 &c. and suoag No. rec, July,
G{c August. $50. September. SIC. Cora
GSin: No. T. 42iaafzl,c. ia elevator opdons nrra
and qaiet; July, t2.c; August. s2kc. septems
Der. 43lc. Ohts dull and seaksr: cDiious losef
and voak July. 2sttc August ~ Nsptsnss
bcr pc Hops quiet sDd steady. Coficc OPP
lions i5a10 points up ard quiot July. fiAfs
$50; August fi1t5ssi865. september. tiAsjs
tl2s0; spot Rio dun fair cargocs. 10. sugar
kas nrin lair reanisg, 1hc.. cenTifugsis, ~
test s1c. refined nrm; &. 7bas. 2. yellow,
7sa7hc. on A, 7-i6assc; standard A. 9e
cut-losf. crushed, aud poscerci. CSC. gYann-
lated. 9i.c. A0assos-Foreign rrm Sliost
steady. Petroleum quiet aud steady; refined.
here, CO... FhiIsdoiph.a and Baium more, 40.
CoitoD-sood Oh dull. Resin steady and quot
Potatoes Va moderate demand: prime. fi.ioaf2.
rurpentlus quist and steady. Hides quiet saf
steady Woo. Arm pors unchanged beef IN
active. Beef hams duh 1iercsd heof quiet
Cgt-ineats firm picklsd bellies. y pounds. r.
picked hams, q &C.. . pickied sD0ui1er-. BIC.
hiddles quiet short-clesr - a. Lafi essiet
vosiern steam, $40. city N0. iliy. falp (;
August 1913. september. est ircighis nrm-
Erection, , slaii-4i grain, 81.
CaicAao.
CHICAGO. July e-Cash quotations were:
Flour nrner. dealers asking higher. NO 2sprins
wheat. -l /. Ssic No. . red.sj ha,4>c. 10. corn.
gfttr $50. crfe. e-.tr. Mess PORK, W. q
gii5A Lard, S. aiG ~. shor rios. Slflsn - !.
shoulders. 8, .atAis4. sh1T'-ciaar, sAlIs a
sGaa Nhiskcy. tlNL
f...... I'D, ,.,,t -. r.tt..s.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart,
burn, mAlarial affections, kidney disease
liver complaint. and other wasting dis,
eases; when you wish TO enrich the blood
and purify the system generally; when
You wish TO remove all feeling OF weakness,
WEAKNESS. lack of energy, try bottle OF
Browns Iron Bitters. and see how greatly
il will benefit you. 1t surposses all known
remedies as an enricher OF the blood, and
q perfect regulator of tho various bodily
fnnciinps. Ask your drnaGisL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
THS wgArnxR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and warm.
Mean Temperature ..........
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nvw YORK. July s-Tho stock market was
again under the influence Of thu western rail-
road situation to-day. AMI declines extending
"a per cent were Brought about, though hero
was afterwards substantial recovery from ne
lowest prices. . he news ~ the day was not OF
special value. bus there were runors " dis-
QuIetiug nature perslsfenuy circulated. espo-
rially during the forenoon. and almost every
member &C the Interstate Association Hss re-
ported rcady to Withdraw This Na- supple
n.sutcd o. hcavv sales Tor short account aud
fhc operations ~ the day resulted IN a marked
Increase in the number OF outNkoding
short c0ntrarts The borrowing demand for
leniing shares, cspec ially Grangors, =
now largo. ranging from nat to yer
cent he pressure was specially sevsre
aga nst ln.on Pa d. So Paul. Atkinson, and
o.ner Graugers. Bias Tho fo.t of the li-t ~. not
forgotten and everything fra4ed in iolt the pres
sure moro or lcss. 4 dividend II ~ per cent
was declared upon Jersey Central. the nrst ono
for 3 l0ng term ~ years, AMI mis- started That
stock 40. aud ~ had 5000 gaiuei ~ carly decline
aud latcr som ching in addition. lhore WIS
moro tuyiuE tor long account m the atternc n.
and fhe shorts becoming frightened covered
literally Tor tur. while mo general ie-ing nn
tle western situation became more hopeful "a
the assertion that nc hNukcrs would fnSH hhnl
dIr"cfil af the coming meeting to bring snaut
harmony. The impression mat the reliiHg hNi
been largely oycTione gHined gruuui rapidly
and the t0us ~ the dealings became AZ umfs
positively strong. although tho lo-sas or the
forenoon Wrrt not made up. Louisville
for foreign aclo cunt. aud weakness iu Atrhiion
erfeuued 90 Missouri Pacific auI The northern
parido group The opening prices were from
70 D.. l.Wer and continued 90 "a. lire uuHcr
So ltng pressure until toward =. NJ. oirh
after $40 nrst half hour tho progress made was
small. sri counned 60 f'w sfocAs. Nee Eng
land Va. held very firmly under me ir-i doe
cline, but Afterwards ~ gave way ant retired %
below IFS opening price. bat all ~ ifs los y -
made up az the close. Toward =. y. prices
rallied, ami in She last hour th"re Wa most
decided upward movement N sugar trusts. The
general market became duh and closed iull
hut steady o. 0fm no something better than the
lowest figures. Trusts outside ot lead were
quiet except squirt az ACTIVITY In sugar Ia tAe
iast hour. sales of listed stocks aggregated
gs3 0W sharef. Almost everything traded m IL
lower tonight
ErsnHg exchange dun and steady a. fssa
fS,L. money cH.y Rf PAS. Snn-lreasury oal-
ances-Gold. fljLg}. OCN. currency. 2,lts.o0.
Governments Jun an1 steady for a.; per cents,
ie~e OK. nt 81, coupons, lus'a. ota.o bonds
ID .. and ga. On.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
Norfolk Notcs.

NORFOLK, Va, July s.-Judge David j.
Godwiu. of TINS city, has been appointed
a principal examiner of land claims and
contests in the general Land Office in
Washington
Senator James j. Beck, of Kentucky.
with his daughter and her husband, Major
Green CLAY Goodloe, paymaster lu the
United States marine corps, are at Virginia
Beach.
Al mectineof the Third Baptist church
a call was extended Rev. j. b. Clayton, Of
WASHINGTON ID. C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09

Garland. &. E. Jones; Alternates, s. z. Dill
Ion, s. l.. Heck. j. J. Hide, II. n. Latane,
w. II. Beale. Amsterdam District-Benja-
min Hsden, G. b. Moomaw, w. X. Mitchell,
+. Layman, A. G.. Preston. In this district
each delegate is empowered to select his
own alternate.
The delegates 90 uninstructed with indi-
vidual preferences as we'll az could be as
certained rs follows: Mckinney. nine;
Beirne. four; Hoge Tyler, two; OFerrau,
one.
But slight change was made in the per-
sonnet of the Executive Committee, ard it
stands as follows: o. S. Carper, j. F.
Gardner, NJ. r. Lunsford. G. W. Waltz. W.
W. N. Baker, Dorman l.. Pilzer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
CAROLINE COUNTY.

Especial telegram 10 tho Dlspatch.I


BowIIsG GREEN, VA, July s.-A Demo-
cratic meeting was held here to-day and a
full quota OF delegates and alternates ap-
pointed % the State Convention on the l4lh
of August. They are not instructed, but
are good men who viii hold the interest Of
the party above personal favOutes.
Judge Moncure appointed Mr.. ". $. W
Garrett treasurer for the county, in place
Of Major White. resigned. The appoint
meut gives satisfaction. Mr.. Garrett Is a
well-known and faithful public servant.
Or. j. L. Coleman died ut his residence
in this place yesterday at 1 o'clock Z. VI.
His funeral took place from Antioch church
at o'clock this evening, Elder l.. A. Cut
Ter, assisted by Rev. /. J. spencer, Off
ciating. 7 he large crowd at the funeral
fully attested the high esteem in which he
was held in this community. lie was
largc-hearted and liberal in his dealings
and "A friend TO the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
Northampton's Delegates.

FAsrvu1r. Va, July s.-The County
Democratic Convention for Northampton
county was held here to-day and delegates
chosen to the State Democratic COnyen-
ton which cOnvencs in Richmond on Au-
gust 18Th Six Of the delegates favor
OFerrall for Governor. two favor Bcirne,
aud two have expressed no choice. They
are all representative men If the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
CHAPTER Or ACCIDENTS.
Fatal FAN on Ship-Drowned-Mangl
and Crushed.
rspecIal telegrarD 70 Tue DlsDateb.I

rspcclRl telegraID % tne DisDaichI
NORFOLK. Va. July s-A sailor named VIII
helm Morning ~ TIE schooner ". /. ~leiEh'
which IL unloading A. Gwathm-Y's wharf. while
painting tho foremost head fhis Afternoon Tell 10
the deck Hmidsbips. striking tho galley-house
he was taken o. -. f.mcents Hospital ana DIED
tonight he shipped in Philadelphia.
Another young German sailor named Andrew
Ygnderrnenliug. ofthe schooner Beury J. Mason,
was drowned in me Chesapeake and ONO dock
tonight while bathing lie vas seized with
cramp he body Was recovered.
Bon White, a cliDred uS-horsWan was terri
Lly crushed n The Boston ,teamshlp u. RI. Nillor
to-day Dy a box ~ machinery falling on LIN.
white passenger on the Miller had his skull
fractured b. falling through a hatChwGy,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY =. 1873
Tho last weeks inspections werc; Br1ghts. 5ff
hog heads; darks 852 hogshesds; western, ~
hog.beais-total Inspected. 9.6 h0gsneads. Re-
Vows: Ia hogsheads brights. 70 hogsheads
darks. and l hogshssd 1estern--tOtsl royioWs,
e0i hogsnesds; fetal sampling. 1880 hogshesds.
Tho foregoing shows a great decrease 10 sam
ping q old stock by virtue Of 10 reduction,
while inc Increased sampling has been Ia tho
new grades Of tobacco. Sales Of the lAiter ia
orghts, however. have been limited, and more
confined 70 experimental orders. Sales Of %
or more bright old wrappers we're made to-day,
while several small lots OF Oilers changed
hands, new aud old. No auction sales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
NANSEMONO'S MEETING.
Those Who VIII Represent Her-No In
structiOns.
special telegram to tho Dispatch.

SUFFOLK. Va. July ga meeting Of the
Democrats of Nansemond county was held
to-day for the purpose of selecting repre-
sentatiyes TO the State Convention, and
the following gentlemen were chosen +:
Delegates-Dr Thomas H. Barnes Captain
John II. Wright, +. Patterson, j. l..
Booker. Robert Il. Prentis, John d. Cor
bell IT., W J. Simons, Sidney I. Ellis,
John b. Vaughan. Mills II. Holland, Dr.,
Jonas W. Lawrence, james Britain, James
X. Parker. and Reps Williamson. Alter
uates-J. b. Primer. w. n. McCange, +. +.
Holland. ". NJ. Britain, Il. L. Stallings,
r. \. Gray, Robert Rawls, NeyersOn
Howell. J. X. T. Doherty. l.. ID. Brinkley,
+. W. Hunter, and Simeon Bryant. The
delegates are not instructed for any candi-
date