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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
STANTON
Council Mecting-Omcers Elccted-Per-
sOnal.

sonal.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
JUIY2, 1889.
Under the provisions Of the city ordi-
nances the notice force and some Of the
other citv officers are appointed annually,
though the mayor and members on the
Council and other officials are elected every
two wears The mayor, tae members OF the
Council city attorney, clerk, @c., are
elected on the even-numbered years. .,
The annual meeting Of the City Council
for the purposes first stated was held yes
fardav. Captain j. II. Waters, chief. and
". NJ. Simpson, II. A. Hamilton, {: +.
Gregory, w. b. Collins, Joseph 4. New
man. J. c. Fretwell, and J. +. Hutchens
were appointed the police force John ".
Brvau. ovorseor of the poor; Mrs. j. i.
Brown, matrOn at the poOrhOuse; j. a.
Moore, superintendent Of the water-works
A. :. Armstrong. superintendent OF the
electric light service; j. l.. Sutler, weigh
master. and Dr. John w. Harms city physl-
clan. DrS. b. VI. Atkinson and II. II.
Henkle. with DR.. Harms, constitute the
Board of Health.
There was no change in anyof tho offices
except superintendent OF the electrlc-iIShi
service, which is new appointment.
The electric tire-alarm system was pro-
vidcd for this city 10y the Council some
months since. II is nowplaced IN position
and undergoing the usual tests Of efficiency.
The engineer in charge Of the prellmi-
nary work for providing Stanton with a
park has completed the same, and the pa
pers are now in the hands Of Captain W.
y. Tams, chairman of the Council COM
mittoe.
Mr.. Robert A. Palmer and his bride have
returned from their northern tour.
Henry G. Tinsey, Esq, the able editor
Of the VindicafOr. left ON the 29th ultimo
for his annual soiourn IN midsummer Oh
| the Virginia seashOre.
Mr.. Carter Harrison, Of this city. civil
engineer of fine attainments, who has been
engaged on the Lynchburg and Durham
railroad at the StauntOn-river bridge, has
accepted an appointment in the construc-
! ton Of the Kentucky Midland railroad,
now building Decentralization and Paris
! III that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

harmony prevailed, and there ia no chance
OF split in the Democratic party in this
county.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
A meeting of the Democratic county
committee was held here Yesterday. CF-
tam Micaiah Woods. chairman of the com
mittee, has issued call 10 all the Democrats
OF the county to assemble in their respect
i've magisterial districts on Saturday, Au-
gust 3, 1889, 20 select delegates and alter
mates TO attend the State Democratic Con-
ventiOn, which meets IN Richmond on
August 18th. The meeting 10 nominate a
candidate 20 the Senate and delegates 70
the House from this county will not be
held until after the meeting Of the State
Convention in Richmond
The City Democratic Committee has is-
sued no call as yet for meeting 10 select
delegates TO the State Convention. The
county and city together are entitled 10
thirty-three delegates.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. 4. c. Conlan left last week for New
York and will sail to-day for an extended
tour through the British isles and the Con
tinent.
Carlton" the estate Of the late b. II.
Brennan, was publicly sold GU last Satur.
dav. The estate consists Of 499 acres and
is very desirable property, living adjacent
TO this city. Mr. r.. n. Rawlings. of this
county. purchased 487 acres, for which he
paid S2l0JO, and the remaining twelve
acres were sold 20 the Charlottesville
Wollen-Mills Company for $40. There
were several bidders for the property. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

rBv telegraph 10 tho Dlspatchl

BALTIMORE. July 2.-Kilrain and his train
ers start South tomorrow or Thursday.
They will go over the Baltimore and Ohio
road. Kilrain and his party, consisting OF
Mitchell and Murphy and few friends,
will have a Pullman car 10 themselves; but
there will be no training IN ro'ae. as Jake IS
now in a perfect condition for tine fight,
and the only thing requisite will be 20 keep
him up 70 the present mark.
To insure this Mitchell will look carefully
after his food on the cars aud after they
arrive in New Orleans and a supply OF
water will be taken along. 20 that there
will be no risk of a change in tins neces-
sary article Diet will be avoided. The
time Of departure of the pugilists will be
kept a secret, as it is their desire to avoid
publicity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

WANTED, A Man To TAKE THE
w AGENCY coz orr SAFES. size efi-' t
inches weight ~ pounds. re,ll Ir'on uINtt
sizes ia proportion. 4 far1 ,lan.n fo 1851. a
poruaI rol hri-iuu = Hi hN 1IH. bose rfIHr Dol r'
a demand noyrr OcfHie ruNrnri hf N.AnI TAT I
companies as We Rre rof fnttrHni hf tnn go 70
poOL ALlINK ~AtE tNMfANl
ie i5sAt Stlt Cincinnati. I'D.
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Washington Notes.
~ tolerrnph % the DIspatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 2.--The. Secretary OF
the Treasury to-day issuef warrants for
payment Of sixteen millions on account OF
pensions. besng the first payment on this
account for the new fiscal year.
The President to-day appointed Angus
tusJ. Kicks to be Judge Of the District
Court for the Northern district Of Ohio.
He is prominent lawyer Of that State.
Secretary Window has rejected the offer
10 compromise the Judgment against the
Holy Trinity church. Of New York city, for
violation Of the alien-labor contract law.
aud the case will go 10 the Supreme Court
The Secretary's action is based on the adj
vice Of the Attorney-General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Freak of an Insane Man.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Persons passing along
State street in front Of the Palmer House
this afternoon were Mortified at seeing
man clad only in n sheet climb out OF
window and walk along the projecting cor
nice. Suddenly with a shrek he fell TO enc
projection below. A ladder was procured
and an ATTEMPT was made 20 rescue hun,
when. with a scream, he threw himself 70
the pavement below, fracturing his skull
and receiving other injuries which will
probably cause his death. he was evident
iy insane, and proved 70 be George W:
Howe. a prominent young civil engineer OF
Leadyille. He was on his way home from
Washington. where be had been in attend
ance as a delegate 70 the convention OF the
Patriotic Sons Of America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Prison Bread sent to Starving People
M tolncranh 20 the Dianatch.l

JOr1Er, Ill, July 2-The Warden Of the
penitentlary Yesterday forwarded 10 the
starving families of the miners at Braid
wood nearly 800 loaves Of fresh bread,
weighing four pounds apiece The bread
was made in the prison bakery. Once be-
fore in the history of the prison the Var
dem was called upon 10 furnish bread TO
starving people. Tho day after the great
Chicago fire a carload Of bread was made
at the prison and sent TO Chicago, where It
was distributed 20 the furnishing people
alone the Lake shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

LILY Telegraph % the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, June "A special dispatch TO
the Ddity Nros from Springfield says that
the Chicago political fne-worker, now
serving term of Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for crimes against popular
suffrage. The Governor accompanied the
pardon with a review Of the papers IN the
case. in which he stated that the. aPplica-
tion had stronger support than had ever
been presented TO q Governor IN a Ike
casa hefnre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

by ArGlo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.
Pans. July The belief exists in politi-
cal circles that "A Cabinet crisis will result
from the charge made by NJ. de Cassagnac
i'm the Chamber of Deputies last saturday
that VI. Tbeyenot. the Minister Of Justice,
was an accomphcc of Meyer in the Credit
Mobilier frauds. for connection with which
Never hgs been sent 10 prison. II IS ru-
morcd that both 1hevenot and Rouv1er,
the Minister Of Finance, are determined to
vagfru
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sIARINE INTEiLIGENCE.

POKF OF RICHMOND. JUL :. Iss2
kkKTyED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, George W. Allen
& Co, agents.
stesiner Gulf Stream. Hines, Philadelphia.
mer 'handise and passenger; j. W. McCacrlck,
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. July ?, 1889.
BY Teiegrapn.I
AKBIvED
steamship Chatham, Norfolk. and sailed for
Baltimore. merchandise.
steamship Manhattan, West Point aud sailed
for New YOFB, merchandise.
steamship Lemuria. Havana, % coal.
Schooner W. ArmingtOu, Providence, 70 load
coal
SAILED.
Steamship 5lcilian. Queens borO. ooaled.
steamship Cleopatra, New FORK, merchandise.
Steamship kanhwhA. New YORK, coal.
Schooner King Philip. Portsmouth, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
DULL, DULL, DULL.
That Expresses the Situation at the Va
tional Capital.
ft,rrr, Our Regular rr,-pOndent1

WASHINGTON, July Matters were dun oil
around Washington to-day dull At the White
House dull 40 the departments, aud dull AZ the
hotels. There was no Cabinet meeting because
the President was getting ready 70 start for
Woodstock. Conn., where he II 10 soond the 4th
% July. aud no hal no time either 10
listen 10 very many Of tho Dar-hunters
Who haunted the Executive Mansion. Al
the dcpartfnonts the higher officials wore not
di-posed 10 receive people because they have
got a lot ~ secret business 20 do Ia making APP
pointments that have practically boon agreed
upon The nscal year having Just closed thcro aro
gong 10 be a great many changes IN the depart
ments, especially IN the leading bureaus The he
publicans are not going " leave many Democrats
p Office who are not protested by tho civil service
regulations. and when the occasion arisos they
viii nud a way 10 weed out tho Democrats VINO
Imagine INIT he hnmDug Is pTOloCtl0n.
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Women Voted.


10y
Eau CLAnE, WIS, July 2.-Eau Claire
belJ ite first election for Board of Educa-
tion Yesterday. II brought out heavy
women's vote. prominent society ladies
spending the whole day with their carriages
taking women 30 the polls. The anti
Catholic question was made very proml-
nent in several war'ls but the candidates
alleged to represent the Catholic side were
elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

fBy Anglo American cable % the Dlspatch.l
LoNpoN. July 2.-1he Rome correspond
cnt Of the Cbr0uic'e says: ia receiving the
Spanish Amha isador the Pope alluded to
his possible departure from Rome. 1t IS
certain that the arrangements for his
refuge ia Spain have been completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Distributing Funds at Johnssown.

JoussrowS, PA, July .2.-Judge Cum:
Minis who has charge of the cash-relief
fund, arrived here to-day and VIII open an
office tomorrow. He says all the sufferers
win not get a share OF money, only me
needy ones receiving funds. IL Is propa-
BILE the money will be gwen opt ON tne
how many children he has dependent upon
him. and the amount OF property, he stun
possesses will be taken into consideration.
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Tho Pnrncn Commission.
IBy Anslo-American cable to the D.spat'

IBy Anglo-American cable 20 me Dispatch.l
LONDON. July 2.-Michael Dayltt was ex-
amined before the Iarnell Commission 10
day D8vitt declared there was no truth
i'm the account given by lie Caron before
the commission concerning the proposals
Of John Dewey being submitted 70 Mr.. Par
nell. Mr.. Parnell had nothing 30 do with
the wtuess's visit to America IN 1878.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
They Cannot Fight in Alabama Legally
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

MOBILE, Ala. July 2.-Sherlff Holcome
received the following this morning from
the Governor of Alabama:
CUNNINGHAM, ALA, July 2, 1889.
To ne Sherry II Mobile county
"Do not let the prize-fght come of in
Mobile county. IL is afel0ny. Take such
precautions as seem necessary 20 prevent
or punish. will pay any extra expense.
THOMAS SEAY."
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ALBeMARLe.
Gounty-Court Day. out Small Attend
ancc.

GOunty-Court Day, nut a Small Attend
ance.
rCorrespoucenco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuAR1oT-rEsvuLI, Va. July 3 1889
Yesterday YVES C0unty-Court day here.
July court Is generally very largely attcuu-
ed In this county, bat on yesterday the
weather was very rainy. and the attendance
though good was not AZ large as usual.
Cont h I'm session to-day and VIII con
tinue in session the rest Of this and part
OF next week. 1t is engaged IN the trial OF
the case OF Amanda johnson, charged
with administering a dose Of ground glass
90 Auminta briggs (both coiored).
DEMOCRATS siEEr.
A meeting Of the Democrats IN the coun-
~ who are Interested IA the success OF the
measures proposed By the Farmers Assem-
bly Was held in the courthouse on yester-
day. These measures were read 70 the
meeting. after which Il was moved that the
various candidates Tor nomination % the
Seoat. and the House Of Delegates be re-
ouosted 10 address the meeting. Ut.
n o,nas N. Dunn was first called upon,
ana announced himself as a candidate for
tbt. STATE Senate. In brief but earnest
speech he referred to bis past record IN
public life. and declared his adherence 70
ihe welfare aud success Of the Democratic
party.
WITHDREW.
Mr.. II. NJ. Magruder then in an. earnest
und graceful speech withdrew. his name
from nomination. and declined to be a
candidate for the senate. The three aspi-
rauts for nomination 10 the House OF Dele,
gates made speeches, and each pledged
himself 10 abide by the nominations OF me
Democratic party. The farmers OF Abe
l4.rle clearly recognize the fact that such
legislation as they request can be expected
oniy from the Democratic party. Df; bhilh
AID Hon. W. ID. DabDey, ia Their addresses
clearly demonstrated the necessity OF
Democratic success for the prosperity OF
Agricultural in common with all otheI
Interests VI the community. The utmost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

Each applicant for cash relief will have to
make affidavit as TO his loss and viii have
TO have witnesses TO the same. IL IS
thought the militia will leave here Friday;
The commissary department was turned
over TO the citizens this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

fBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
WasHIvGr0N, July Bids were opened
ut the Treasury Department to-day for the
basement and area walls Of the pubic
buildine AT Savannah. Ga. the lowest bid
being that of Lane ii Maluati, Of Washing
ton, at Sil. CJ7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDiN CONNECTION THEREWrTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Beerds--Cotton'
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
fRr telerrnph to the pi.pa.eh.l

tBy telegraph TO the Dispssen.l
- WASHINGTON. July 2-For vlrgini>
Rain light showers. slightly warmer. south
tIessterly winds.
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williamsburg Filling Up.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, July 2.--Ihe eve
ming trains brought good number Of visit
ors 10 the college commencement; me
hotels and boarding houses are rapidly FILL
inc up. and by the Fourth an immense
crowd will be in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

BALTIwORs. July Flour steady. Wheat
southern steady; fultN cli, s7sg?c. longt"ry,
Sla9tG nov 70al0C.. a. % condition, western
lrm, No. 3 winter red, spot Sc July. STA
s3Ac.. August. - as2kc, september, ~. O..
tOrn-SOuthem firm. white, 4taf-C. yellow.
44af5l sc. western strong. tata steady. western
white. l2aANc Rye steady NJ i9a'tc. Hay un-
changed Provisions quiet ard stoady. Butter
dull creamery, l6ai7c. Eggs hfm ~ l5aljs e..
Petroleum frm rcnuei, 1lOC Coffee quiet +,
Rio cargoes fair, ~. sugar. copper. and whi@-
key unchanged. Frc'ghis 10 Liverpool per
steamer quiet, grain. ~. Cork. for orders j..
9d AIS. l0kd. ReCcipt,-t1our. 1900 barrels
wheat, 1000 bushels. corn. 1900 bushels; oae,
300 bushels Shipments Flour. S.nO barrels
corn. 5000 bushels. Salos--WhesL 1900 bush
els corn, N.0OO bushels
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. J,ly Flour quiet dun, and un-
changed. Wheat higher, 80. = rod. cash, iic.
for new July. 54ai5tsc.: August $50 askei.
Corn higher: No. = mixed. 3lAc., July, 1lac
August. 32a32 &c. oats dun No. csah. e.is '.
bid. July, 22Nc- Augrrst. 3lkc bid. Whlskoy
steady AZ Si.02 Provisions quiet and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI.
CfNCrNNArf July A-Flour easy. Wheat
easier SO. = rpd. soc. Corn quiet. NO. 2nixod.
}s'4c. Oats steady: No. . mixed. 25Nc. Pork
easier M tiAl3N. lsrd weaker stfA2s. Bulk
meats aud baron steady. Whisky quiet az
tl02 Hogs nrmor; common and hghL t-5a
SA5h Pa klug and butchers. tt.lJaihW.
GlLMlNGrON
WumSGroS. y. e.. July 2-rurpontino
steady at3ls.c Ko-in dull. strained. 75r., good
strained, 81. Tar nrm at g. 3d. crude tur-
penune num. hard, 49,; yellow dip aud Nf-
GIN R.sO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

july 2
Auction o1erlngs, 81 packages; 90 sold at saso
average; highest $3.50: lowest SOc. Last
Tuesday: Sales, - packages; highest, sSI.SO;
lowest $50; average, taia
one large sale OF l08 hogsheAds OF cutters was
msde 70 a home manufacturer to-day. and be-
sides this 40 hear Of other smaller sales. OF
fne oilers several sales we're reported, as well
a. common new grsdes Of Jugs which show q
very strong market on brights, with favorable
outlook for the new.
The rains now in such proportions as We have
had are only damaging TO the crop. The grass
gets ahead OF plants and retsrds work, while
the high water rots the plant as we'll II 10 100
early, though, 70 make predictions.
RECEIPTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

VTlRGINIA STEAMBOAEe&1n
v COMPANY, for Ola roagA Nor hfaszIl
folk Pc, uessuth. Sospors NssA cl>femoak
s.a yaues river landings dirocl q elesant
80 AZ. ,u.amss ARlkl. leaving hshnent
EyERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AMI fhieAf
AT A. n erosi cars connecl .
conaessoaa al Ola folDs and Al Norfolk
closely with ali Inns Tor sofshefn eiess 800
sftsrnoon- JsIaos xivW ~ asJA<hA Ss<-
tour,st line thoapest roats
THROUGH tickets GA stoafnef AMI a. SAkosr
.<.oox 100 Nain sussl L~<s.so chor ket
,sroaxe stats-roolss engaged l.r DAP "a aisnl
s'rs~xsreot received daily lo< Norfolk, PVrts-
,,s,,,n' old Po.at, Wayerty. Hscksiorl Va. sai
IN noinrs Ia Eastern North CafoiInA ks,fera
vs,staia. and All regular lantsass % We Jssss
49, ~ lowest rates. and tnroagh nni, t>s1el
''''-' LlClkN b TAruM. fico-frssiieaI
No lil7 Nsia stress aod kockett&
nyts Wglssxx. frsixhs aad tasnsn<sf Axs1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
RIArR AND CHANDLER.

twill DO amusing when Congress meets again
10 watch Blair and Chandler OF New Ham pshjre,
each one with a bill which he Is anxious 70 have
tho Senate pass upOn IN the early part Of tho
session. Blair will insist on pressing the educa-
tional blu ana Chandler will want 70 start up hts
Outrage mill. Blair will probably got bis Eork
In on his colleague.
Mr.. William J. LAmbton {" ledge Waxom {" !,
Of the Washington critic. and Mr. X. Stuart Cole
man. Of the Pension Of1ice, whoee home Is Tn
hichmond. have Thursday for an extended trip
through Virginia. tennessee, and Kentucky.
taxing In Clinch riyer. Cumberland Gap, and
the Big sandy river, for which they viii furnish
heir own navigation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
GREENEsvLLE COUNTY.
Heavy Rains and Great Damage-house-
breakers Sentenced.
rspeciaI telegram to the Dispstch,I

Special telegram to the Dispatch'i
PrrynsnugG. Va, July "A letter re-
ceived from Greenesville this evening says
hat the local rams of the last few days
have been so heavy rs 10 cause great, dam
ace 10 the crops, especially in the, lower
section of the county. After the flood a
month ago the farmers went actively to
work aud replanted their corn. Now the
wafer has again covered all the lowlands
aud il is too late TO replant.
iTbe County Court was in session until IL
last nieht and disposed Of large civil and
criminal docket. Natty Lewis and Frank
Daniel we're convicted of house-breahng
and each sentenced to two years IN the
penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. July "A dispatch from Wa
vctIv. Ohio. says: An unknown man was
taken suddenly sick on Friday last, IN Scioto
county, and expired in few hours. Two
doctors pronounced 1t q genuine case OF
Asi4tic cloler7i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

old DOMINION STEAM "A =.
" SHIP COMPANY LlA.A
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave kich uOnd EFEkf TUESDAY,
and FRIDAY at5P y.
steamers leave New York FOR kchmont
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAT- hDAf AZ 4.
~. arriving 10 RiehW9nd MONDAY AM FlsI'
DAY AokNISGA
Passenger accom- n Odaiious unsnrp AsseL
Cabin faro ~ Now f0rE rid Jamos-Fifer
route Qocii.dlBg meals aud Dorth i......--t "
Round Trip ucsot., hmisod W AIRY days
after date VI iss8sl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ ~
Storage with 90 Dsistencs ......... .......- oO
steerage. aIunJut SgDsistetscs. ........-.... bO
Csbln fare ga Chssspeaks sad Ohio rail-
Cauin faro ga kienm0Dd Asd Petersburg
r.lIro..l .,-........................ IDgt
Ticssts can 10 obtained a. A. W. Gartior's, ilyS
Main sTeet. Cbesapezxs aud Ohio and i1'n-
mOnd AID PstsrsDurg depo =. and ~ oomyonys
Offices lSOi Main street. AID wharf, ho'k2ita
Frsignt forwarded and through bills % isdihs
issaod for points Doyond New YORK
Frright resolved daily unui hoar u sailing.
Fa.songtEs Leaving igkchmoli 90 hoNDAfs
TULsOAiA WEDNESDAYS. lui fsDAfs aud
SATCRDAYo BY fhs ChosADalks and ohio rsll-
vayfpsa Newport Nesr) st So A. n. AMI 2. n.
and by Richmond aud Petersburg ra4lro4i came
DAYS a. Dad a. ~. will make cOnnoctson a.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving sbose dayA
GEORGE w. ALLEN 8 Co. Agents.
No iDi Mails street, AMI
au2I (CmpAnvsshslf. hOcketlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
FOR RENT.


DWELLINGS CENTRALLY LOCATED.
MEDUM-SIZBD TWO-SfoRY DETACHED
BRICK, No. 6Os Kighth street. near Leigh seven
rooms, frame stable, 6c. - . -,
TWO-STOkY AND klCk-bA5E1ENf
DWELLING No. $40 Fifth street, near Gay SIX
rooms. - 49, .-. - 80.
THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING No 5l3
Fifth street neAr Clay; seven rooms All 10 nice
order; detached kitchen viii Two rooms
TWO-STORY BRICK No. 702 Fourth street,
near Jackson six rooms
SMALLER DWELLINGS from s. 10 SIS per
month IA alfsectious.
STORES, OFFICES, fACTOhiES, COAL
YARDS. &c.
Call for PRINTED RENT-LlSr
J.. THOMPSON BROWN CO,
je 3O-eod3t lll3 hAln stroeL
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Executive Clemency in Two Cascs-Direc
tors Appointed.
,spec,al telegram TO thu D,patchl

CHARLESTON, W. VA. July 2.-The Gov
ernor has granted pardons to fost Elzcu-
Ger. who is serving two years sentence
in the peuitentiary for grand larceny, ana
70 Harry Bowcrs. who IS sowing a five
years sentence for burglary.
The following dlrectorsfor the new West
Virginia Reform School have been appoint
ed hy Governor Wilson First class for two
years, beginning April !, lsSJ-A. I: SIN
nett. Kanawha county; j. c. Gluck,
Ritchie county. Second class, four years
j. +. Peck. Logan county; William q.
Dawson. Preston county. Third class, SIX
years-George f. Price, Mineral county
J. HopwoOds. Barbour county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

RarrIYoRE. July Virginia 80. 6,a68; Gin
cinnati. Washington and Baltimore lists, SKA
qSa, do 2d4 % q, 90. BIS. 20 ANY cousoli-
dated gas bonds, li2all3 DO sock, i3ai5a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Uonds Accepted.

ny tolcgrapu % ihe Dgpaich.l
WASHINGTON. July 1.-The bond offerings
today aggregated S9J6,0)0. Accepted,
500, 500 J. IS at lm15.
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