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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
A Small Rebellion.
rrv ,oIogrnon 20 the pispAtcs

San FRAScIsco, August 9.-The steamer
Australia, from Honolulu, brought news
that on JULY 3Oth two half-white Hawaiians
named Robert Wilcox and Robert Boyd,
with the aid Of $50 natives. made an armed
attempt to overthrow the Government.
The palace grounds and Government
house were taken possession OF by the
rioters. The Honolulu Rifles were called
ont and a sklrmish ensued, in which seven
Hawaiians were killed and several wound
ed. The rioters were at last compelled 10
surrender.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ALbAsl y, lt'fs
Offerings, As packages; taken In. Highest,
SIS. lowest, zoe. On change sales we're meagre.
Private sales OF IS packages OF nllers are re-
ported. Yesterdays sales we're 1872 hogsheads Of
dark shipping lugs IN one lot Many leading
buyers we're not on Change to-day.
WEST VIRGINIA.
latest advices say that tho West Virginia crop
"a two weeks earlier than any previous year,
consequently cutting is going on dsiy this week.
The plant, contrary TO expectation. has groWn
with small leaves. which. however. arc ripe and
will cure we'll The crop will be generally small
leaves with good body and color. Rains wefo
not excessive in West Virginia Tho crop grew
rapidly.
COST OF ToBAcCo-TAx COLLECTION FOR 1893.
The cost for several years has varied only g
fraction. For 1855 il was 81 per cent The sum
Of t3I, ses, SO therefore cost .l,G2O,00.
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CLoSeTED WITH CRAIG AT LYNCH.
BURG YESTERDAY.
built for Heavy DRmagcs--I.cg Cut on
Torcd nv vicious Bull
Whose Vault


Iyxonspo. Va. ANGUS. - Gonoral wn-
lam Malone and ms son Rutl,r arrived
h,rr this morning Tho General has been
r'osttcd most 81 the dav with William
T. Craig. United States District Attorney
IL h SAID be rs going 10 the Southwest to
1ucri shol Watts and install his son 10
The position Of deputy marshal
kcy. r. J.. Dabncy. -. d.. president Of
the University q Texas, aud wife are IN
tnc city.
Hon. Frank - BLAIR has brought suit I'm
10 n.tcd States Court at Abingdon
n,a,nsi The Norfolk and Western. CLAIMING
lrayv DAMAGES for the death of Sfoad.
Barfu;ct. and Marshall al Cleveland
TO-, =, tIo flbe,,.n v.recl JuIv 9d
Vr..rs,t a., I,,nrhi,lrg and Dnrhon
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Samn". Patterson. a wcii-known ciuzon,
We gpred h' vicious bull at Gus Ncrmi-
Jams place n"ar the city ths morning and
f'louriN inquired hc wont 10 call on Yer
hilIihh 3" N''t q nu',h'-' ap''luiihfh' u
and iu going up 60 The nous" passed nrAr
f.f.II HNI a stake. nf
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DEATIIs.


HARDY. Died, AZ hls residence. LynhAm
farm. on the Broad street road near hts city On
Friday nj 1918 r. NJ, JANIS &. HARDY; aged
nfty-el ght years. a. nj.
Methodist church rBis saturday, AflEhNoON
a. O'Clock. Friends and aciualntsnces ar" 70
quesled 70 attend.
RONER Died, on Friday morning August q
Iseg AZ q o'clock. al tts residfuce " her nus
band, 36D Lester street. iLlIAbhlh, Deloyel
wife Of John RJmer, Ia tho nity-siKh rear OF hTf
age. NJ. r...,,.,
Lutheran church SUNDAY AZ 7. NJ. Friends
aud acqGaintsDces are respectfully invited W ~
tend. u,.
SCUWgICKg RT.-Disd. Tee, nighi AZ Elo
O'clock, LEWIS {. SCiH Eithbh @f't f"ei
inc funeral will take plscs THIS AFrsk-
NOON At 4 O'Clock from the residence OF ms "a
rent, 3l5 Nineteenth street Inc uien's Oh ,,o
family Invited " attend.
TALNAN.-Died. Friday. Angus, 2, 1883. a.
quarter. past OciOck A. NJ. a. nis fesilehee, 10
81 north Ninth street, WILLIAM hOHAAD
TALNAN: aged f0riy-tWo yesrs
Inc funeral ser,iccs will take place a. ~
James Episcopal church ms esaturlsyl Ar
TFKSO0N a. O'Clock. Friends ami Acqgains-
ance, are Invited 20 attend.
Boston. Trenton N. j., and Washington pa
pers please copy.
wURAT.-Dled. August sih. az me residence
Il her daughter Mrs. Bette A. Anders9n. 'oi
norm Twosty-seysnth -iroe, brA EDNA y.
WHEAT. fell.t 81 Francis Wheat OF Hanover
county. Va. In the e,ghtetn year ~ Der ago.
The funeral sci vices viii b. held a. s.SJ A. ".
TODAY al tho above residence. from whence
the remains will DO conveyed 70 the family bufy-
Ing grouni IA Hanover c0uaty for internouL
She leaves a sou and daughter aud several
grandchlljren 10 mourn their loss Friends OF
lie family aud members OF NsDsblo-street bsp-
tist church are requested ~ attend.
ZWEIFEI.-Ded. a. his rss!dence. on mr.
,ie,h street between snd :. August yih. ~ 4
| o'clock Y. NJ. after = long illness. yVbN VIII
rhe funeral viii taxe pls % eJSpAf, Aususs
I'm. az half past 10 ociocx fron - hsrIs Ger
man Catholic church Triends invited " AZ
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

PARIS. August 9.-Shuller, Minister of
Foreign Affairs. in reply TO a communica-
ton from Delicannis, Greek Minister to
Paris. saws that the insurrection at Crete
will undoubtedly give rise TO grave ques-
ton. The French Government, he says,
will give the matter such attention as II
deserves.
BURIAL. OF POLITICAL AGTTAToR.
PARIS, August 9.-The funeral Of Felix
Peat, the political agitator, took place to-
day without incident.
AUSTRIA on CRETAN AFFAIRS.
vienna. August 9.-The Austrian Gov
eminent in reply 10 Greece's note on the
Cretan question admits the difficulties OF
the situation in Crete, but objects 10 the
action propose by Greece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sATURDAY AUGUST TO- 1885,

Hamilton, Jr., a prominent resident Of the
town. II Is very evident that there are
vet a great MANY bodies 10 be found in the
cellars and other places. It Is likely that
the force Of workmen employed by the
State will soon DO Withdrawn. and If that
il done there will be MANY bodies that are
now only few feet under the sand that
will lie there until their bones are ex-
posed by accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

by telegraph 10 INC bispAcn'l
ST. Paul, MINI, August Colonel j..
Hall Davidson, of this city, assigned last
niobf. his liabilities are said 10 amount
~ 500. 600 Ills assets, consisting largely
If 81. Paul real estate, Will realize over
that amount. Colonel Dayidson's failure
is dine TO the collapse of the Prosser motor,
IL hayine proved impossible TO operate 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

lby telegraph 10 tu' DiHpatVul
pi1TsnuLGH August g.. There was q ter
riff. EXPLOSION If "a natural-cas mine on the
South Sidc THIS afternoon, which resulted
u the kliuZ of two men instantly, fatally
inuIing two more. aud seriously injurng
some fifteen others. Booth a Flynn were
testing THEN thirtv-inch uatural-gas main,
which they had laid for the Mononogol
Gas Company. Their workmen were try.
Ing the main before turning OH the natural
gas by means of compressed air when the
pipe blew up, utterly demolishing every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
f9peclal tclcgrAm 10 the Di8patch.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaichl
CHARLOTTE. y. c., August More trpu-
Die i- to-mcat reported from koheson
county. Last night SteveJacobs, oueoi the
Croatau outlaws VINO was confined m Jal
at Iumbrrton under sentence Of death,
tna.I, bus escape from jail together with
fw. fellow prisoners. The story ls told to
your correspondent Tonight hy parties
last frum the scene rs follows: Last nisht
Jalor Bennett with ms assistant went INTO
thr mil tp serve the prisoners with supper;
Whom tlpy were m the hallway OF the lal
the three Cruat1u outlaw prisoners assault
cl tnrfn. knocking both senseless 10 the
four with 20 piece of plank. They then
took thc keys. and opening the doors made
good their escape and have not since bceh
captured. The escaped prisoners are steve
jacobs Hnh Jones and Tom blrd Inc
slUl.-o. Bennett and his assistant were
crushed. Neither of them, it Is thought,
can rc.uVcr The citilcus are very much
alarmed. fearing jacobs who has always
been known %, "a very hnd character nmonS
th. Croatsns. viii organize band ana
cause ercat blood-hcd before lac Is re-
arrested.
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Got out in Time Damaged Custodians.
~ nLo--.t.l I

CnAMorrr. n. c.. August .. Steve ia
coh- Scranton. an Indian under sentence
81 death for the murder Of Mrs. Harper, a
white woman, escaped from jail al Lum-
berton. RohereOL county, last night Two
other prisoners escaped with him. Young
Bennett. the taller son, and another as
sisiant took supper to the prisoners. ia
cois assaulted bennett. cracking his skull,
and thcn Drained the assistant. The pri-
D,ners hen e-cnuel.
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Martin Burke Pleads.

CHICAGO, August 9.-Martin Burke was
brought before Judge Baker in the Crimiz
nal Court this. afternoon and pleaded nor
guilty TO the charge of conspiracy with
Daniel Coughlin, Patrick O'Sulliyan, and
Thomas, Jointly indicted with him to
murder DR.. Cronin. This formality over
he was returned to the county Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
Alabama Coal-NIiners.

CHATTANOOGA. August 9.-The I5adesmdn
has received authentic information that
The coal-miners of Alabama are organizing
To fight the conyict-labor system, company
stores. and 10 demand better mining laws.
A convention will be held IN september
and the STRUGGLE inaugurated. A leader
writes 10 the yradfsnaa that there will be
war 10 the bitter end.
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4 Celestial Suspension
....-,-..n..A. 10 thn nisnnfch-

PonrtASp. ME-, August 9.-Chee Gong
O Cbinaman. was hanged here at 1882 a.
NJ today Tor the murder Of Lee Gicki a
ilo,y-rountryman, two wears ago. lie
faced death without finching He made
a lone speech protesting his innocence and and
declaring that his conviction was the result
- = Ihinnan cOnsDlracN.
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Embarrassed Bostonian.

Bosrov. August 9.--GeorRc ". Hollis, Of
the Hollis Dressed Beef and Wool Com
many. made an assienlnent for the benefit
If Ills creditors 10 Judge Asa French and
y + Hollis. His embarrassment is caused
low the failure of Brown, Steese ~ Clarke.
n is stated that liollls's embarrassment
VIII NOT cmbarrass the company. The as
s,ouincut causes considerable surprise.
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.PAnnuARTERs r. L. LEE

Ill CAMP, No. /. {. ". kIcaHosp. Va. Az
swst ia iSsg'-Tho foliosing Gonzales are de-
tailed a. an escor 10 attend tho ilneseI o. our
49, -on,rate. WILLIAM n. TALsAs: Comrades
~ Lyans A. g. Mrsy, Milo, I. Phillips. Gas
n Dslnrue' John Maxwell u. n. fyie. u. :.
Kesford- snd Thomss r. Mossley. sho via re-
uert AZ tho hall THIS saturday k'ENiAD. As-
snst 10Th AZ 40 o'clock. -
80 eg,ier COiOnoi-C commander TtohAs a.
as,sn.s j. 1AYLOk SfRA1to>.
ioeit Captain and Adia,sal
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A Derailed Train.
nv telegraph 70 the DisOAtc'l.l

10y IVIVhI III y W -, :,
thARcrS. Pa, August 9.-While q Passen-
oer train on the Pittsburgh and Western
,silrosd Mas rounding q curve near Edens-
burq this afternoon the air-brake gave our :,
and the whole train with the extension leIt
fbe track. Most Of tue passengers were
more or less injured, but none seriously
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
One-lianded strike.
,y~,atosranh IN the Dispatch.l

Curc,co. August eleven 0ne-armed
s,vitrbmen on the Chicago and North
western are on strike for an advance IN
woes. The other switchmen threaten TO
60 out if new men are put in Their places;
The company this morning granted the
strikers dsmauds. aud the returned 10
work
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4 south Carolina Murder-Trial Com
tnnnnrI-


Nv T"I0ETHVU w mo DI7V17-H'I
CoLrNBIA. $. c., August 9.-Ihe trial Of
John Ycldell ofqs J.. f. Flemon began NJ
Edgefcld tins morning Both sides ali
nounced themselves ready for trial. The
entire day was consumed in organizing a
Jury. eleven only being sworn IN. Thepro-
ccednes were then adjourned till to-mor-
row morning.
The notable feature Of the day was the
arrival I'm court of Josh Briggs and Lige
Briggs ncerocsl, the alleged witnesses Of
the shooting Of Blackwell 10y Yeldcll. TWAS
thought that these witnesses would not be
present. There was nothing extraordinary
about to-da,'s proceedings and no excite
ment Ycilell 0iaS llcmon Is a negro
nre4clgr
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Death Of Judge Bullock.

10y ItIvkiHpl 70 tuo UIspHIullI
LOUISVILLE, KY., August a.-Judge VIII
ham Il. Bullock died at his home near
Shelby, Ky, this afternoon of general de-
bility. Tie was eighty-two years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

II is conceded that Julien Binford, 1909
east Main street. keeps the choicest STOCK
of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, and Family
Groceries. Send him an order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
pAl rlMORr STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. August 9.-YirgiDia Be- g. bid 4;
baltimore and ono stock. slayJ; Northern Con-
trial stock. 90 bid Cincinnati, Washington aud
Baltimore lists. 100; do 2ds, 81; do. 5ds. . ;
consolidated gas bonds TX. asked do. stock,
Aaalta.
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Must Go Back.


Thy telegraph 70 TIC UIspHIch.I
NEW York, August 9.-Acting-Collector
McClelland decided to-day that thirteen
Swedes who arrived here on the OLDHAM
Yesterday must 90 back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ATTUCKSs
III crAkp- COMPANY A., FIRST BAt-Y
TAlI0S yIR6iNfA yOLUSTkkrs.--AfffS.
WOW 10 oEDsHs: You are hereby sammoesi
10 appear At your Armory SUNDAY. August iite'
AZ O'Clock Z. N. In tull oress Armed sha ssalr,
ped 70 attend ne fansrai o. esp'a"
s(0Tf. -. a.. f........s
ccinrxadlnf. "a. - "a $1,000
"a lolt' tnss
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. August 9. lSsA
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchandlss
and passengers. ,.n..,At.
Steamship Ashland, Tannill. rhiiadelpnls'
merchandise aud passengers; !. W. AcOairi0A'
agent
schooner Fanny Fern. PARKS. stamford. DARK
Goodman Brothers; vessel. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary L Allen, Given. Nevburypor,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio railway vessel
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner I'd. Lameyer, Real. Providence. pig
iron. J. N. Gordon. agent; vessel curtis *
Parker
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST O. iSa
lby Telsgrapa-i
kRRIykn
Schooner viking. Bosson. 70 losd coal
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BURRUss-BARRErT. Married, NJ West
Main-street Baptist church. on THURSDAY. Az
gust s, lss9, ny Rev. +. ilarrisOn. Mies h.
tlkAND BURRUS IS " Rev. X T.. BARRETT i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
TOBACCO STOCKS OF THE UNITED STATES.

CINCINNATI
Stocks accumulstiug notwithstanding deliver
les have been large for the last three months jet
receipts have been 90 large that August LIST tho
stocks we're 1880 hogsheads in excess Of the
amount held May isr. whea stocks we're o,9S0
hogsheadA In July alons stocks increased
6.se3 hogsheads Medium Burleys are regarded
low enough for specuistlcn.-bsstsrD Tobacco
Journal.
WEATHER.
This adds another favorable day to crop pros
poets. We have all had our say about the safety
OF the crop aad approximation, while the signs
are mat old Sol will do his singular work. and
may yet save planters many sigh Some Of
tho carries. curings ever Known are Looked for IN
brights
LouIsvrLE.
LOUISVILLE. August Z--0nsrirgs poor. Very
llsle nrst-class leaf. with larger percentage Of
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RgvIsw OF rHs CHICAGO NiRTEr.

CHICAGO. August a-Tbere was continual
tion Of Tue la.e duincss IN wheat, to-dsye mar
kcts being lust As nsrrow snd festnreless a.
noted on SOY OF the preceding days OF the week.
Tho opening ngures we're about the same a. yes
terday sclo-ine The market nal heavy tone
up 20 - very close aud the latest btis were close
around mo lowest - the day. Based on yester-
days ciosinHs there WAS n net los 81 taac.
Corn ruled quiet Eith feeling ra,her easier;
the trading was Hight aud nurtusiions Here I'M
ifeItoA i.alc. range. The market opened a
shade fellow yesterdays closing nguros, Nas
easy. and decl nod assc loser than on yssier-
dov. Oats we're weaker ami sAAc. lower. Ness
PORK declined 20. a. she opening. Nhich was ioi-
loved by a further reduction ~ B.. Later the
feenus vas stronger ami prices rsllici luAltSc.
and closed steady. fair trade was had IN lAith
1he late demand improved slightly and prices
rallied Eaioc closing steady. rhort-rtts were
mode stoly dealt ip Fluctuations we're con-
uncd within a marrow range. the market closing
steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

- WASHINGTON, August a-For Virginia,
RAIN local rains slightly cooler except In
l@southeast portion. stationary tempors-
ture. southwesteriy winds
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uood.oaerines.

WAsHISoTON, August 9,-lhe oona one I
ines to-day aggregated %l0O'ooV' Aeoo''o"'
Sf0. 900 AS at 1905.
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The Grent Tonic for DNspeptIc.
HANHIAt. -

Ale and Beef Peptonized. Try bottle.
Get It at your druggists. Al wholesale by
Julien BinfOrd.
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TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Mean tompor,turs. .........-.......
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. August 9-1here was moro vim
70 stock speculation to-day. and the buying was
Of n more general nature Than during the psst
few days. which impaired q nrmer ana more
pronounced tone 10 dealings There WAS very
little news Of importance 70 Affect values, uut
reports from tho crops In Illinois, the action OF
the Northwestern in restoring coal rates be-
tween Mnwause and -. Paul. and additional
favorable returns ~ the earnings were iactofs
in the msrke, TO-DAY. There was what seem
20 be good buying in Nanderbiits, Gould stocks,
and Wizards, the nrst Of which did much 70
give a confident tone 20 buying. aud the pools
were all active in tneiT fayorites, resulting ~
general though moderate appreciation. LONDON
had gotten over the influence or the advance IN
the Bank Of England rate and this morning Was
fully up 20 our nsIres Of last evening. while our
market opened up from 4 TO =. There WAS
better distribution Il business done through
special fayortos, such rs Chesapeake anu ON"
Cleveland, Colum BUS, Cincinnati and st Louis 7;
and Lake Krie and Western maintained tncir
a.condaucy in the dealings aid furnished an
element Of strength 70 the rest oi mo market
LOndOn was again buyer In the early iralihg'
but specul alton received but little support from
the local operators until vol into the morning,
when Missouri Pacific aud Northern Pacific pre-
ferred became specially active aud strong, 8hu
were followed later by lniou Pacific Inc
Gould properties were features Of the al
ternoOn's trading. and Wabash eepeciSly'
under the influence % the very nat
tering report OF the earnings for tho last
month made a handsome advance. oregon
1rarscoutlnental also was remarkable for n
spuit which carried It up over per cent, ana
among other lOw-priced shares southern Paclue.
Green Bay. and >an FrGnciaco preferred male
specially large gains on small trading I0sAd
the latter portion ~ tho afternoon the sstng
movement which WAS supposed to emenate from
Chicago was begun ia the sugar trust, ana tho
pressure VAS lifted only with the close OF h'isi-
ness, by which time It's price had boon depressed
~. The movement affected to some extent me
rest Of the market and concessions W re- made.
The close was nrm, with fractional advances over
the opening figures. sales. 2iN.OlO sharea The
only important hasl change among the active
stocks WAS tho loss Of a.. 10 sugar. buta maloriy
Of the stocks are lrsctiOuGIy higher as result
OF the days trsfinp.
sCening. BKchangequietands stronger a. 4sjk a
A. Money easy at 3as. closing offered az :.
SUP Treasury oRlsnces-Goid. fl5i, 5y,OW cur
roucy. tzi.G2 eco. Governments iull AMI steady
for As. per cents. rs eX. INT - coupons
1867, STATE bonus dUli and featnrelts+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
More nodies Found At Johnstown,

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. August 1.-Two more
bodies were taken out Of the sand TO-DAY.
One was identified as that Of Alexander
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
m, tolerr,nh % the pispateh.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton'
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
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pNrorn rycrsrs UIMsTTF.

LONDON, August 9.-Mr. Balfour, Chief
Secretary for ireland, has written letter
in justification OF his language IN the de
bate ON estimates in the House OF Com
mons. H. gives extracts from the news
paper edited 10y Mr.. Harrington, in which
The magistrate is referred to AS Bloody
Balfour's wretched hirelingn the police as
"cowardly renegades bribed TO butcher
people" and uniformed hell-hounds de-
lighting in savage work" and Colonel Iur-
uer and MI Balfour as brazen liars"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
A VETERAN.

WIS wounded in the leg a. the battle u Stone
River. Dec. 3ist. ls62 Ny hl0pl Wa poisoned
from the effects Of the wouad, ald The lex
swes4od TO double is natural sizc, aud remained
so for MANY years. The poison extended 10
nv whoe system. and | suffered thousand
deaths Nothing did Iae any good until took
Swifi's Specific, whkh took the poison out o'
nv system. and IN ablod me 70 feel myself man
again. ;. ). ;. Is the remedy Tor blood poison
JoHs CONWAY. London, o.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
irrr
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
rIlnnnrtnt fnr thu nianalrhI

AUGUST Q-Aarket steady. sales Of nrst grads
stock reported ~ quotations Prime, %EG; ek-
ira prime 4Laic.: fancy. 5Ac common. "a
&c. shelei. 3a3sc.; Spanish. D.; factory hand
picked. oal &c.
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Iiorsford's Acid Phosphate
Rgtaryrs THE FEELING or LAssirupE
90 common in midsummer aud imparts Vi
tally.
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sop,eme Der. 40, October. se.7ts,aoo Freirh,A

September. fs75, october. se.7sssan FreixhN
irregular.
caicAoa
CHICAGO. August Tho cash quotations -ers
Flour quiot and steady. NO 2 sprins shess.
ss4asfc. No. 9 rel. 73Hc. No Z corn. sjke.
No. Z Oats 20<s&kc. Nesapork. tiNcJssi9sa
Lard, "a tOsfG f2s. sn0r s-ribs. o. fjsf.Jl,
shoulders. AssA ass shortciear, 49, ssss.
WhDkey, s.02. Sugsrs-Cut.loaL sAsshr.
graouiated. SIC. standard A. skc
ThStosding futures ragged asfoilovs:
WHsar opsaaar diS..s. clesfn5
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FOREIGN MOTIFS.
Emperor williams Friendly Sentiments
other Items Of Interest.

fBy Auglo-Americnn cablo to tho Dspatch.l
IoNnov. August ct is officially an
uouncod that Emperor William when de-
parting from Osborne expressed 20 the
Queen hi utmost pleasure with his recep-
tion IN ENGLAND. He also expressed the
hope that the Queen. responding 10 his
strong desire. would return his visit by
.,-,,fr,, 10 Barliu