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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
The Presidential Party.

DEER PAuK, MD, August 2L-Presi-
don't Harrison, Mr. Mckee, aud Mrs;
Mckee arrived here at S:i5 and walked
M to the Spencer cottage. Private
S So Haliori and the Marshal Of the
District OF Columbia, Mr.. hansdeIi, went
70 the hotel Accomplishment Miller
who was with the party West, went en- to
Washington, where mass OF business
awaits him. He has entirely recovered
from his recent attack of neuralgia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Found Wanting.

WASHINGTON, August 2i.-Acting,
Secretary Walker this afternoon received
bv telegraph the official report upon the
performance Of the new cruiser Charles
ton upon the trials yesterday near San
Francisco. She developed 3OO-horso-
mower less than the contract require
nents: but in all other respects the test
was entirely satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
AHonse of Mourning.
IBv telegraph to the Dlspasca.l

tDt eioti"PH ~ NNN
KNOXVILLE, August 24.-Colonel Isham
Young, chairman of the Board Of Pub
lie Works, who was injured in the wreck
ON New Flat creek on Thursday, has
died. making the fourth death IN all.
Alderman Hukenios will die before
morning, all hope Of his recovery being
Given up. II is thought that Alderman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
An ABsCONOlNG OFFICIAL.
Iccul Proceeding. to Recover FUNDS Stiil
Oh Hand.

nv telegraph 70 tho Dispa'ch.l
Nrw ORLrANs. LA.. August 2t.-Thc
sensation here yesterday was the disap-
pcanucc of n prominent Young lawyer
and notary. Alpboas, Phillips. Ills alb
saucc from the city beyond tie reach Of
h,s creditors has been u matter q 20 sip
for some weeks; hut the matter came
before The people yesterday IN q euit
fixed ly one Of ms clients demanding IN
accounting for funds left in his custody.
"a. alleged That DE has permanently nb-
scented himself and o garnisheo Of funds
iu the National Bank WAS issued. The
funds in his hands unaccounted for
amount. it is claimed, to $4,000 or
SlOO.O0O
Phillips WIS an official Of tho Mexican
Company. out of which he made a hand
some sum. lie was also prominent in
politics and is a member Of the Legis-
latufD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Investigating Miners Troubles

CHICAGO, August 2i.-Judge Gould
and DR.. +. H. Wines, appointed by Gov
ernor Fifer as d commission to investigate
and report upon the Northern Illinois
miners tronbles, have presented II yolu'
mlnous report to the Governor. They
find it Is impossible for the miners to
subsist upon the wages offered by the
operators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
A DrLlRlOuS PATENT
XIII. IEi. Nursc and Attempts to shoot
Uis Father.
mytelegraan 10 uo DlIpatch.i

WouUnY. Mas, August 24.-This
morning Fred. =. Nichols. living on
Grove street, Winchester while delirioas
from typhod-iovcr. got out OF bed, pro-
cured revolver from iurcau-drawcr,
and shot hisnmse. n Miss Smith, through
the bead. killing her. Before be could
be secured be fired two shots at his
father, Su.lman Nichols, bat without
effect. Miss Smith was trained nurse
from Boston, who came yesterday to at
tend the patient
Young Nichols is twcniy-siX years Old
and his father is q memberof the Boston
frm Of Cowdry, Cobb, Nichols ~ Co.,
Diuu0casa-makors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Governor Hiil on "a Jannt'

PDArrsbuRo, August 24.-Goyernof
H;ll and Colonel Judson, accompanied by
Hon. =. NJ. Weed, left here this morning
tor The Adirondacks. A stop was made
AZ Dannemora and Clinton PRISON was
;nsnected. The Governor and party
lined at Paul Smiths and then started
Cor ssrance, where they will spend q Gay
or so as the guests Of ex-PFesldeni o'e's-
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
rag WEST MAIN.STREET BAL

list CHURCH Corner Main and Booch
o,s,.-Presching TO-DAY by tho pastor, Dr.
:. 4. GooDwEs nt Il o'clock \. N. and 50 O'Clock
=. q.
MONDAY. 25th instant. At "a. o'clock p. NJ, thcro
will Doc r. mess meeting Of tho church, 20 which
~. tho members anl friends OK tie church aro
invited.
Tho Building Committee will have tho plans
oul s9cciacausus; aiso. r. prospectus ~ 'he new
church building 70 be erected on droyo ayonue,
witch VII 10 submitted for tho approval Of mo
cau.sn. 40 collection win be "a sn.
rsg~ MARSHALL-STREET CHRIS
THAN CuURCH-PreqchlnG ~ Il O'Clock by
Rev l. D. SrgScEE,
Pey~ HOWARD'S-GROVE METHO-
DIST CHAPrL-Prcachllg ai Up NJ ~ Row.
w. T. Tyler. All Rrs welcome.
ley" SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH..
Rev. HENRY MCDONALD. j.. d.. Of Atlanta, Ca.
VIII preach at II A II. No evening service unul
further notice. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August q, 1853.
oYFvKIhG&

oYFvKlhGk
WHEAT -29ai bushels
CORS.-ftu bushels.
OA4r--l.-.j bI. hel5.
RYE bushels.
SALES REPORTED ID ss-Ryrtgv.
WHEAT Mixed. 10 bnshe'5 fair % sc. Short
berry 80 bushels primo 40 zoe 80 b1shoin
very rYoI on private terms: ~ bushels Ycry
goo.l az s.. 3-0 bushels good q; S3r. 200 BUSH
Ga fair 40 Sic. - bushels far ~ SC. ; Ili
bu,loI5 fair 4r no.. 10 bushels common a. O5c.
Iotel sales ~ wheat. 1855 bushels
OAr..-Winior. ~ bushels very good On private
terms.
KYE.-ll bushels very good at-i;
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OF tho State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College.
CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.

-'7''7''f7 NJ NINTIls
\ post-oiiicc INSPECTOR, after an eXami-
nation Of the post Office at Tarboro
some time ago, reported that one OF the
officials connected with it-Mr. Turner
Fender had been guilty OF embozzle-
mcnt, Justification Of accounts, SC. The
testimony was sifted last tuesday by n
United states commissioner md Cniicd
States District-Atiornoy Fab. u. Busboc.
The latter q; once asked that the charges
be dismissed on the ground that there
was not particle Of foundation for
them. Mr. fondors cxoneIat.on Is com
plcte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
EtSERIAGfS

HAIT-DUNN.- Married. NJ tho residence ~
the brides parents. iu Goorhlarl county, ~,
Aucust e. is,l, ~ tho kov. SIS. Nray. Al's
KATE ". Di w, " GoCchland county, Va, -
Mr. JAMES V. NALL, of Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Julien Binford is the wholesale agent
for tue celebrated Ale and Beef Iopton-
lied. Splendid tonic for dyspepucs.
ask your druggist for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Tn; The loaaias futures ranged as,ouos,:



CHICAGO, August g There VIA tame closing
g. "a dun md undressing woek IN no Wheat
market a. has boon witness 81 since the ucW crop
hsgfn 60 move. IlrctuanDls m spe llshfo
values were narrow go tho c1trnme. Iraline
was almost entirely local and large IN Deem
Ter. which nrWod ap o. y "a. c. early, then broks
~. AMI closed practically a. uie bottom or at
71a1s &C.. which was '.r OIL " yo=ieriays
cio-iug pricos Corn was fairly acnvs ard
wcascr. lower prices houg established and NO
feeIfu- wLs hue Confiruation - flAt developed
several davs neo rna specuinfiv@ market
Ofcnrd no about yesterday 'l0Hlug uficD-. Vas
steady fora tmc Gus e0on d"rhnot ic., rallied
haac.. rccaua inactive. AMI closing hatr.
iower than yesterday. oats wer" fairiy n'uFo
ami unsettled Shorts bought ont Avg isi eui
september AMI gave ihnm snch good support
that pn0cs Gully r'-'cd"i snhr Moro fef' RED
deliveries wore OGorel With incrcHsed freedom
aud dcYr Hoped q pronounced weakness. pfi'"s
declining heAr.. ana fhs market riosfd lul"i NJ
about inside figures. 4 quiHt AMI comparatively
finn feeing prevailed IN the market of box Fro-
ducts, ma changes tn pricD1 W"ro 'hfh- To-
ward she cioaH p-lccs were odYan al somewhob
AM closed nrfu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Range O, qncrmomotor Ycs,eriay:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
rsamEsEzfa.Xgs1gE3


Tho fluernl OF Dr.. JOHN KNOX viii take
p'n-o TODAY Sunday, August -J'h, from
Monumental church 80 +. "a. Friends Of tho
family invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

freud who for the pasl wock has been amOag
planters 10 Lanenbars. Nostoway. AID bruas-
uiek eoua'ep says that willie IN o god eapg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
MARKETS 1Y TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, August q Cotton firm and priccs
irregular. sales. $40 bales: midfHDg gpAnds,
Ike: Orleans IKE. netroceip,s 3ilf halef;
exporis-t0 eros, brilaD. 40 AIS; s'o'.z, 'V,so
bales. Southera nour dull aai hca7y. Nhehi
Spot eosior ani DUN DOW No rod. ris asl4c.
IN elevator: options dgil. Sal,c. lower. snd
weak: No. : red. August. S'fc hsp8moeI'
500 Corn-Spct steady AID dul, w =
fifElc. M store Bnd elevator, options
active, ba,,c. lower Abd heavy: August, tc.
September, f2Ar. o0ts-Spot san aud Ncaker;
options quiet ahd staa1y. August 6kc sop
tcm0sr. Nfsc. spct, NJ. 9 % . eEI mixed
western, s5R2ts CoGec-Opuon- opened ateeiy
and closed steady ald unchanged st ioc. ~;
August SlA0j; september. g L95afi3; october,
1910: $40: Rio quiet: far cargOes. $3.50
Hons quiet and Ecak state. loaisc. sugar
holucd firm an m fair domanf Noihssos--
New Orleans quiet Rico IA mcd~raio femsnd.
Petroleum. steady: rornoi. T.Hc. Coiton-scet
OFT quiet kosin steady Iurprntins quiet AZ
Az nfic. Pork quiet: meGs. tilatilSo; Extra
prime si0atlayl Rect Jun Beet hams st'aiy.
spiced beef dIlL Cut-nea9 dun hiddi-s
easy. Iarl barely steady snd guici; w's,ern
steam, t6.35atfS7i ciiy. 80. opuona-.cp-
tembor. l6.Eafts -. closing 40 shTs octooer.
1914. closing 9. iGa asked. Freishis D. iiyer-
pool aFmor- cotton. Il. A. I'D, gram, "a. bid
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August g4-rhe cash quotations
vore. Flour quiet mi steady. 40. spring
wheaG f6sr.: ~ 2 ri. 561c No corn.
,gsc. No. oats. &C. Ness-lork. steo. iari.
sAg!b As1 90. shor.-ribS 5t1iaHo; shonlde1a.
sL62A akLs5: short clear. sAll ~ whisEoys
ii.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
NoRFoLK rEANUr MAREEE

TI'|IT'I7-- ~ "
ArGvsr 2i-Nark0, firm. Tho iost graics
hage advanced t-. Sales reported ~ the com.
uissiou-h9u5cs today on private terms. Primo,
49,: extra primo. shajAc; scmfnon. 49,
shelled. 8,3.c; spanish. 2sc, ia,tory hand
picked. Gaskc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL August gl.-io0u. Cotton quiet
with moderate inquiry American uidiling.
.6t.1.: sale.. G.DJ lAe1. speculation AL Ca
port iOU te!as. rHcnlp'a. i.D.U hairs Amori-
La milling. slau.. August. 1904. Az
euaf anl september, = l3sfg6 is-Gii.. sop
tenber aud OctoDer. g. Ocloter ani No
scmb,r. 4%bt.6 li-Cfi.. Noyouior pul Do
comlor i2-Gin6 sI-fiI. December aui Jnnu-
arv. 8lt4a5 f-tlf.: Janunry and fsur'i-
ary. iO-floJ 3s-bld. rcbrIary aud harch.
iO-gsd september O t2-6Iao SOD.
D. Nam ariran milling cd salos ~
American. 500 balos American m'lillng.
low mlidii~g. clause. August iO-6tL. buyers (.
August and september. W-5ti., sellers sop
:amhar auI OrtOtrr. f2-6lg.. sellers; Octoh"r
AMI Noyombcr. 4S-flc.. buyers. November
and December i-Gai. buycf, Docombor
eui January. 3 gtJid.. sellers January anf
February. 8.%eii.. value f0bTuary ani harrh,
3 3--6ll, value: september, A-Jti. selleTs.
futIres cl0-ol oasy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
PORT Og NEWPORT NEWS. AuGcsr2L IssA
1by TcloyrgpAl
AgziyEu

Steamship william Brgn'oOt Pensscols.
ccaIod, sni sailed flr Rotterdam
steamship Ouyand1tie. New York. aud sailed
Tor New YORK merchauilse.
steamship WJanokr. fichnond. and sailed Toe
Now ORR. merchandise.
Barges FISHER, Maya0wer. ani nollcon, New
YOrk-t0 Load coal
ARRIVED also steamship Kan tshs. - =. boa-
ton; steamship Blackstone, ~, bostoo-DSsa -
Load coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
OLD NORTH STATE.
THE WAR BETWEEN THE FARMERS
AND JUTE-BAGGlNG TRUST.
Colonel Poik Talks Very Freely Abont
the Matter The Alliance
Encouraged.

IN % - Tho
status 81 the hcht between the farmers
Hn' VAC !"'e ""ks'"B ''"s' tue No'oh'i
h''" -,
"i'i ~ ~
n.. -. a., ,'i..''|
,'.'. my .t.,,'
.',' G'. ,..,.s,,,,.- -''''''i - ''..'' "''
D''- '"' .I. y. .','',.'
.''- guy ''- '"S s .'''.''','.'s "',' a.
.I'a's.t. 49, 49, ' - ''i'
,n .'~ .'',i ''..,'
...'...,.',, I,..l.i ~ no. "''
n.. ... ,n..t ,'l;oh l.o' ",' - .'.o'
,... ~. -
s...'ia,., ..,,,.., ID, - a. ''' 'S Tto,
Isve .o,i l.rco 1ron,,t,os ~ co,,1r g.
be ietv,-.i M f,,. ..rly I'm H..
druafllv alarmed that cotton is ioiug
ht.t back UN farmers and tie Ircc ls al
N ''.'' 'D ~ D'E '' '' y sing ,. r ,''S.
-" ~ ,'.''" ~ ~'''.i"y '''.."s az
G -,,l...i.. -
~
,,r.. 5.l,sc- I'roo ~ or. rr,t,,,
to@I ,'.,y.,t'l clr,t. - ;orc, co.,o, o5
t..,.',n.t T,is l.,.i,oro,., f.. rood 4I.,,r
d..n,t,.os. Circul,rs erJ bo.us letter.
a.. r|., r-.,r" o cl,,,r, 40 - tto
G.rr.,.,,..-s Tf.,. ,,,,,n,fy tho NOV.
l TT -r 80 ~
ia ,l,,. - ,,', 4'oi.," M
,a.., ,I -, ,'' ~ tr .,.-'l
f,.lo,..., AMI ,,...-roI, osso-, 49,, +,
MI. ,....'..,... c..t,l.,, L,.,,.',.,, n r.o
I,,o,...l l,,,s,.,. hss ~ IecleroJ
l.... t.l.r..... tto or,...l o,..o,,,.oo
.".r. NJ, I.'n.. lv,,.t tIo -.
ton a. Liverpool! until it is forced.
English capital. English shipping
English manufactures and Liverpool
fpeeu.ators o. course are I'll in-
fer. ed IA peVe'uailnE the use
OIL lut.. All Tins commouon m cot
tih circles rs l.' "0r. 'l R'lHu'IS III
INJURIES. Who have InliuvA7 ri s''E' ana
VINO "'' h'" h'n.,'lhR l'c' 10 '''.' N''H
inan'lA rum. lAtl 90 h'' caro- no"
c"'''" U.s. "l'Ii' ''' ''.J y. i''''. '..'''
l1tr sufficient coi'on u" un lii-4I con-
tracts ana 'htl NUT nave I P"ce' 90
re- p'ff'i' ''. rNiAtofs nave ",i'''f u2i
agents roman NON I"r'n I" i'i.l IN ''o
''" '.,..,' g.,
hi" ,''''"", '''| ''oI,' '.' AZ
INN, t,,., mt Gro for n prest MN.
chile. AMI We vii. not reliuqush tho
fight"
lu Washington comfy the much
dreaded U-ease Of hini-staggcrs is
proving quite fatal 10 horses.
ro.rro,-.,rr ,rrrnA~-' rrrvroy.
..-..u .;.i. IS Eliza committee ~ .ho
CT ~ ',' ,. .;''.'. -, C.,'fa'i.r,to vrt.-
'''-'' 49, ,'.r1 ,i,,,g d., H.. sn,...
49,. ,,,,,..r ~ thas.. eo.,i-s os
,, 3D.. Vice.. %, tlcr, .r. f,r
wei .' .- '.'o .-.'rI.l,ro s5,wn There
''..,lr.l ,.n...,,nl NH alone fbo line
for a soldiers home
Evangelist fearon' SO VOL known
on. TO greatly esteemed IN tins state,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

We 1uors Fin- 2s'1a31'5 supsr1ns. s2.7Sa
t32s; 5kgrLfL35l5-15. ilnLy. SizgAjJ pA.sa.
iGmllY country, e.. tSA-1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
Nvw yopN coTrOy Ff,rree&

NrN YORK, August 4-Nct and gross re-
ceipis. none. Igtlios closed gli't. esio-. a.
SD bales. August. titsfufft.fi. ~'pinmi"f.
81 O.: O-tob-r. SlltoHlIif, Nofcmher, tssls
sl02. December f1paft1i; January, tsyia
goo. February flnatiHOi. Hnnh, i0t;
April. siol uioN; MnE siAsaiinA, June.
al ataflUlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
WILMINGTON.


WrGsIS9r0y. " C.. August 2i-TurTe
e'ngiy 20 f''. husin cru. strained. ~. god
strlirel. &C.. Tar nrn a. fiHl NruI" ufp"n-
tine nrm, hard "a. yo'loW-dip aud virgin. q -.
iOCTSYULE
LoUIsyrtB. August gL-Graln and lrrgifions
fra.. ..tf..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Steamship KanAwhE, Sow York. coal
Steamship M0gtinke. Now OrleanA coaied.
Schooner king phiip. Portsmouth. coat
Barges rlgoh and Ncc,0alAn, bcstYa. coal
sailed also. Schooner W. X icanton, sSi, Van
River. coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
An Innocent sIan HANGED.

10y tDIrBTapu 70 NO UI'f'1'VlHsI
KANSAS CRY, August A special to
tho Tines from Mexico. No. says Perry
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BAD COUNTY ROADS.


j. ". Iassiter, who lived near Madl-
foo attlnpted suicide 10y taking lauda-
rum few days ago, but was saved az
almost the last moment He Wus IN
field when found. His condition is yet
critical. lie is IA married man but had
d.uLtful relations with two women. Inc
d. -overy Of biz had conduct isalleecd to
he the cause Of bis desperate attempt ut
surdc. ,
me report that Rev. Charles Snow, OF
Siohcscountv. had been drowned IN inc
Yalain river turns out to DC nniouhuoo'
COMING 10 RICHMOND.
Many persons from all this section OF
t,o c,e,c will 90 10 Richmond next We'd
Lestuy ON al excursion
Mention has been made OF the tragic
death OF Mr. Kenyon, at Newton souie
NIGHTS pact while delirlOus from typhoid-
foyer. He sprang from high window
Ia Tine room with him was II small noy'
WHO was 30 powerfully affected by hen-
,on's act Of elfdestruction that he too
attempted suicide.
TIE FIRsr CONFEDERATE KILLED
Il has always been claimed IN tins
State that the first Confederate solder
killed WAS Private Henry l.. wyatt OF
tie Edgecombc Guards Company A.
First regiment, at Bethel Va; AZ re-
union OF ex-Conicderates at IarDor9
few DAYS ago Colonel Bridgers alluded
e. WYATT IN this connection, when Lieu
tenant Fleming begged leave 10 correct
him by stating that tue iifst man Alieu
was from near Baltimore
Senator Y. Il. Vance has eccepted al
invitation 70 deliver an ADDRESS al inc
Murireosboro' Fair. ,n
ilias Carr, the new president oil the
State Farmers' Alliance. is being power
lily pressed for tho Office OF pTesldent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

COTTON KEPOHE
Market crul.
cCCrAri0N1
HIDDLtN1. i0-tc.
Low AlDDLNJ. i0.-
bOoU OEDIsARY. 3sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
How ARE TIE LITTLE
FOLKS FiXkD7

There's always something "runulng
low in hoir wardroboa Whom you
think you've got everything Just rs you
want 70 something springs aieak.' 1913
On tha. s,oro that We want 70 talk win
you today It's too soon to ask you 20
think seriously OF things for FAN Wear.
although there's stoedy stream Of them
pouring on "a. LOOK ;hom over Il you
want to noH-vhca you need ON youA
IND Us really.
But about those poeaables. Can you
imagine anything that boys arc harder
on than the pan,s7 So re 10 wonder II
they need . new pair b. this time. We
know how 4. WOO when We wero boys. aud
we've looked out 10 have the remedy IN
O big assortment II separate paaiA 10Th
long AMI short. Tough. mado-so-woar
pants. OF course thcyW give on; IN
tme-sou any that are 10 TO veGr-bus
they'll stand rtors than he orfiaUy
eno,nt Of tnocta5ouL Fifty cents to s. Tor
the shor. pants and e to 80 for the long
ones Too many patterns to count
There's always something in our odd
and-end corner OF shlr;-walsts. Just ct
this ume the small sizes have tho malori-
~. Ryou can use the four four or Ave.
year-old sizes i'm DO saving TO you.
The regular lines, both Perraio and Fian-
mel. are constantly being added 70, and
are a. popular with the mothers as ever.
Tho "stsr IN the lead. naturally You
know. ladies', we're making Is our sps-
clal business 10 hayo the large siEe 10 pat
terms appropriate Tor your OtoR use. Hals
or anything In the Furnishing line that
needs replacing for tho chlliren-sll Of
ua
A Gle 2 Nnrnnnnrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

CscrvNArt Angus. .L--D''t'n ''csiy; nil.
dIug. ifL- Four lIii. Wlcet iui, W.
rci r}lc Com luN 1ni low"r, 49, MIXED,
goa CLc. Oats Boz fair demand aud sfnaiy so.
miKnd, .H.Usr. rDrS sioHiy 40 tlhit lhri
quiet az a sd. Bula-nclt- ncg '".ts'i, shlrtrib,
f'.lOai5I- ficDn steady, HH0ffcle1r tlNe
SGs5N. Nhiskey nct.Yo ~ lluL Hogs sirunf;
common uud l.h,. it4la. Lla. p.fLitg 1nh
butcnrrs' 81 ira-iJt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

gehoonor L'zzle D. Small. warwick. STANFORD.
bark, Goodman Brothers; vessel. Gurus & Tar
kor.
schooner Daui Clarsson, irehuf. New YORK.
poplar wood vessel, Curtis e Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25
MARKET REPORTS,
AND I'm CONNECTION THEREWiTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Dosrds-cotton'
Grain, Flour. end other Quotations.
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-, WASHINGTON. August 9A-F0r East
-. Virginia TAR except showers In South
isAlH lesNcfn Virginia. silently warmer ex-
ccpi stationary mpera,nrc Ia Southern
f--~---IN irRuia Aui cAsteriy R.nia
For North Caroline. showers IN the
eastern portion. fer IN tne wost portion, sta
fionary Temperature except In central portion,
slightly warmer and c0stcrly Winds
Tug WEATHER ~ RIcuyoND 7 YESTERDAY morn
ing vas fair: partly cloudy IN The afternoon and
Cieag al highs
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nrAnINE INrELLIGENCE.
PoAI " RICHMOND. Aoacar -. lisa

steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. msrcaaailss
eui passengers.
schooner norman. Roberts. Kenaeoec, Tee.
Richmond Zee Company.
schooner John y. Bea,hAm, CHM, kockianf.
lime, Warner Moore.
schooner T. T. Cottingham, smiIh. baiumoFe.
coal, IS Tx z bAlleuf.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19
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WEDNESDAY. Feh-usy = .,l>o9
Tic Nei.'e nset ne-~u.n.tpAdj 4u!4mrnf.
ihr p.ts! d; in tHc chair.
\ qGorut4 present.
pcHe; bv .Ae Chapliin.
III. Dam. moved mat Nh Wall x used
from .liael al'en a.cc Oh arcvG-; ol ~.cAHes,;
s.n.'s Bl' No.5 - cr.a,. s.4.. b ara Of
Hrai,i. '>u- fuI,u up
Nj lt~,es moved 'ntl tae senate resolve
.t~c'I ia-o- COMMITTEE 81 t.e Who.c .3s tie cou-
~.-atc 8ll -. ) agreed to.
Inc conn ice ~ tle WA,.s arose IN lc-
ported prp.rcs,
NJ. PukuiiI N wed lA ~ Senator Schumqcher
be added \ Committee % Towns ami Cities
agreed to.
Mr.. Drake moved that 800 additional copies of
senate i}.ll NJ. De printed agreed TO-
Inc Senate took IA recess until O'Clock r. NJ.
FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
The Senate resumed lis session.
HE President IN the ch tir.
y lOium present.
~ permission, Mr. Pnkhill miro luced me
molal nom provisional N Inicplly OF PenSa-
The following M mon Il was read
PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb llth, 1850.
10 tie S"cfe AMI Hoee Of REPRESENTATIVES Sta,e o.
Ft0rtd4.
GENrLEMEN The municipality of Pensacola, ex
erclsn g lis right OF petition, do, through I'm Ter
sign committees appointed by the municipal
ooaru Oh Commissioners, respectfully urge upon
your honorable body not to enact any Inv Which
VIII proven: the enforcement, by Escambia county
OF the non-nierconrsc policy with infected ports
curing summer, which. from actual experience Is
ucNe'ed by large maj Jrity of our citizens 10 be
the only safeguard against yellow fever
hecoSnizing the Vast area Of our State and its
diversified interests we desire TO speak for orr
nn'N
conflict with the interests Of other sections mr.
we desire to say one word which nay influence
you IN considering the interests of other portions
OF the State. We beg that you consider the pc
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