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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEkEr

LIVERPOOL. July -. -iorn Cotton qulr, ani
rather easier. American miiliing. tsd.. sains.
..uIO bales. spoculafieu AM ~rioft HsA IN 60,
receipts. 2UA laics. American, 1901 tAIr+
Futures quiet, July. M. July All Aug4st a
o fI64L: september hui nrtUbrr. NhlA
October and Novomtef "a Hid. hnFomnnr
and December. i2 90. January snd fsirH-
Ary, 8l-6id. TellonA 100 uale, on go nov
docket
2 J. A-Amorcsn midiliug. 6i-i6i., sale.
OF American. $40 bales. J4lY, d.. SELLERS,
July aud August ali August AMI toptomDer,
3 Gl44f., souett. september and oHlfef,
o tl-6tI., reiofr; OsiJDor au1 NNfonDfr
8 3i.Gid. buyers; AOyombor aud D~c-ms-r.
5 aLHld., trilsr,. Noconbor and January.
Bl-54A, buyers. January AMI fonrlsrT
. Si-fll, buyors september. os,Ai.. scilort
Futures quiet
T. H. July. 56JGid. buyer; July ard
August and August aud September f'H O.,
soilers. soptrmbsr aud Oetobef N-.ti.,
sellers: OctoDsr AMI Novem Der, - a., tHy-
sr: December and January 3i-bid.. solicit, Jan-
uarY AMI February, ai-Cii, soiier. Sop
tomDcr. o 6J-C4i. seller. Futures c.oscg duh
NORFOLK PEANUT NAhKEc
lheports1 Ar thu Disys,ra.i
July Z2.-Nsrket steady. solos ~ nrst grade
stock reported at ~. Prime. -, extra pfiph
4la4ac.. fancy. Sac; common, sac.. shoNed,
ga3 - Spanish, D.. factory hAnG-piehei. "a
lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

tty telegraph % the H'sI"'Al
prvE PAEK. Nh. judy 2.-lhe Fresl-
fert haas rofus,l O. further commute the
sentence OF Jack Spairlrd, otherwise
known ~ Cherokee Jack" who has been
sentenced - hang for murder at Fort
emiua. Arb, August 9th. A reprlcvc Was
o.r.ntcd some time ago in order that the
President might hav, an opportunity 90
fully ,xamirc the papers he the case. The
coneiu-io. was reached this afternoon that
suhcicnt grounds did not exist for E1eou-
tive cl,mencv. and tAe Attorney -CenerAl
Wiz SD notified.
.lh. pro-,dent's routine is 70 busy himself
tNfhe middle of theattcrnoon with official
business. then 10 stroll through The woods
ordriNe tl aiunerWith ms family, and then
t.ke another turn 90 business ln the eve
uur.
DO is understood that the appointment
off a fupersrterdeut al West Point IS now
under consideration. and that ColonelJohn
a. Wilson wlu probably be named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

ing railroad near Mahanoy City. Three
nuoyss the sons of Charles ID. Kaiser and
Mr.; WadliDger, prominent business. man
OF hahanoy City, and j. ]. Rely, ox-reoord-
er OF schuylkin county, Of Shenandoah.
We're driving IN buggy. As they APP
preached the railroad crossing passenger
tram passed, closely followed by little
com binAtion engine and the car Tran
SIT. Nadlingcr, who was driving, appa-
fentiy not observing the Transit. attempted
70 cross as soon rs the passenger tram
passed. The 1ransit strnck the buggy.
emashing IL into splinters, killing the
horse and terribly iniuring tho boys. wad-
ilnger was thrown forty feet and shocking
~ maneled and Instantly killed. The other
two were badly and 1t is believed fatally
hurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Rrighton-Bcach Races.

10y -8I'1l ~ "
Nrw You1. July 22.-First race-three
quarters of % milc-Congrcss won; hing
William second, Mamie Is. third liwe'
second race seven cighths Of a mile
Annie 81. won: Dalesman second: Lutie
barefoot third Time, l:3li4. Mutuals
paii SIS. ....I, e .,
-Tea-Irav won: Urbana second, Blue
Line third. Time, l:50l4.
Fourth race one and one sixteenth OF a
mile -Bryau BcH won; LeloX second lie
Io,us third. Time 1903.
lifth racc-one aud oneeightho OF annie,
lancaster won: Calora second, Troy third.
Time. 1862. NuWals paid 1863.
Sixth race stecplechase over snort
course Hercules won; Zangbar secohu'
NJ time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
West Point Jottings.
Npe,sA telegram 10 the Dispatch-I

Speca Telegram 10 inc plrvA'ch-i
Wrsr Porvr, July 22.-The West Point
!S'ar was sold Saturday and tins morning
went into the possession of the Underwater
Publishing Company. The papers are con
sohdated. with l.. G. Catlctt Is editor. IL
is said that another paper will be started
here soon. 10 is not yet known what VIII
be the politics OF the now paper;
A larse English steamship Is here load
ING with Richmond flour She viii carry
over coo barrels. She commenced load
ING to-day and viii probably be cleared to-
All of the wharyes and sheds are being
thoroughly repaired. The engineers are
sin M work surveying and sounding Tor
Inc new warehouses and wharf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Tombs of the Cars.

The Cathedral of st. Peter and st. Paul
i'm the fortress Is remarkable for the ele-
gance and height Of its glt spIre, which
was designed 10y Bales, the Dutch archi-
tect. i'm the middle of the last century. Ia
this church, beneath the floor, are buried
all the sovercigus Of Russia since the toun-
datiou of ST. Petersburg. with the eXcep-
ton Of st. Peter H., who died and was IN
TERED Ina Moscow. The side aisles are en-
tircly taken up with white marble tombs.
marking the sites of the graves, each
adorned with gold Cross gold corners,
and splendid funereal accessories, and
embedded IN palm-trees, growing plants
and flowers that bloom sadly in
the faint white light Of immune
rable burning tapers aud lamps. The
walls and pillars of this church are covered
with military trophies, standards, flags
KEYS of f0rtresscs. shields, and battle-aXes
CAPTURED from yanquished foes, while the
sactuary is sumptuously adorned with
pictures and icons set IN gllded archtectu-
raj framework gorGeously decorated IN
rocco STYLE The tOmbs are guarded by
subaltern officers belonging TO the garri-
son of the fortress. and are constantly
visited. especially the tomb Of Alexander
II. bv the faithful. We saw men, women.
and children OF all classes mujiss, COM
mon soldiers, aud dashing generals thread
their way between the palm-trees 10 the
martvred Emperor's tomb kiss the cross
on the marble slab, fall Oh their knees, and
offer a DraVer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
The knights of Labor.
- raam..f..f,

CurAao. July 22.-A charter was grant
"a Inv The Executive Committee OF the
knic6ts Of Labor this morning To the FIRST
district assembly Of the order ever orsan-
led m Australia. The new district IL com com;
no.rJ of i've local assemblies. with total
membership ef over 500. all of whom have
i,iued The order within the past year Ac-
companying the Application for a charter
MAS "A rcqucs, for Mr. Powderly 10 90 70
Australia and head the labor movement sll N.
~ w.. Australian branch. 1t is not likely that
NIr Powderly VIII be able 10 accept the
,,.,,'i.ation for some time because Of urgent
nn Inv mess, requiring has personal attention
in his country, hut some member OF .l NE
hoard will probably be sent to Austrian"
durint the coming winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

LONDON, July D. The report Of the Com
mttee on ROYAL Grants advises that 40 .
proper time law be passed providing TINT
future s0yereigus shall have no claim To
tbeparlnmentary proyisiOntor their grand
giiltran
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

nam said 10 Colonel Bfonough and ex-
Governor Marshall last night, on their pre-
sentAtion of large petition: |" may as
well say 10 you now once for all that shall
do nothing in the case, nothing at all.
have nay own personal feeling and prein-
dice in the matter, and I should not be
moved 10 interfere in the case Of Bob or
any Of them. even if Haywood's wife could
come back from the grave and sign your
petition. or If HaywoOd's surviving
daughter should Join you in your appeal"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Burned to Death.

sroSEnAM. Mass, July 22.-fhree boys
nIaying IN q she'd last night started a fire
TTioh communicated With the building.
1yo Of the boys ran out, leaving little
fellow named Murphy, ten years Of age. a
deaf mute. in the shed. The door had a
spring lock and closed, locking the boy
inside. his father ascertalned after .
time that the boy was IN the shed and tired
10 save his life, but could not, and was
himself burned severely; The shed was
- Hath
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
July ~. 1852

To-day. true to tradition, was e duh Monday.
Few had a one-hogshosd sale 10 report Infor-
nation among commission merchants was 10
the effect that tho crop Was DONG badly from
too much rain. There Is general belief. how
ever. that the SIN will come out 20 eiay longer
ia due time 10 msks a good tobacco crop. There
need be no regrets, but il Is very desirable that
q should 20 turn out In two or more localities.
especially from Rocky Mount. y. C., the crop Is
reported large and fine In three counties at least
with curings already made OF leaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Lohn.town and Beaver.

JoHNsrowN. Pa, July 22.-General Beaver
and his staG did not pass through here on
his way 10 Uniontown, a. expected, but
took another route There are "a great
many deaths in the Valley, but there does
not seem to be serious epidemic of any
kind. However, there is no doubt that
they are largely the result Of the severe
mental and physical suffering which tho
people have lately endured. Captain
kuhn. who has charge to-day. inaugurated
n new system of relief, and furnished
clothing aud household supplies which
viii hereafter be distributed through the
Red Cross Society. All applications will
be referred 10 the committee Of ladies' who
now meet daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

tered the Diplomatic Corps of Belgium,
aud learned detail in the Department Of
Foreign Affairs during the next five years.
He was sent 20 Florence as Secretary of
Legation Ing 1870. aud went 20 Rome IN that
capacity when tho Eternal Citv was made
the capital of the Italian kingdom. ~ lie
Chait came from Rome % Washington,
where he meets many old friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

nv telegram to lle Dispach.I

" - - - -
DyNyrR. Col, July PA party of sur
vegors. headed by Frank VI. Brown, left
here May ed for the purpose of exploring
the Colorado nyer with a view Of build
inc a railroad by that route 20 the Pa
cihe coast. To-day q telegram was re-
ceivod from the expedition reporting the
boatmen in Marble Canon. Colorado river,
as the result Of two boating accidents.
Neither Of the bodies were recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
4 Hanging Affair in New Mexico.

KANSAS CRY. No, July ga special
from Albuquerque, y. NJ, says; Last Sat
urdav three cattle aud horse-thleVes,
members OF notorious band of Mexi-
cans who have committed many depreda-
tians in this citv. were attacked by Depu-
ty-Sherin Charles l.. Owens and posse
Owens and Que Mexican were killed. The
other two MtXicans We're captured aud
Imprisoned in a vacant house near Kelly
\. ".
Last night party Of cowboys proceeded
10 the house where the remaining two
thieves were imprisoned, oyerpOwered the
guard. and hanged the prisoners, after rid
ding their bodies with bullets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

MfNNKArorIs. July PA Journals West
Superior (Wis.) special Gays The mtuatiou
hcre D. growing alarming. Amob % striker
onierrd a crew II graders 10 quit work, and
they did 80. MAYOR Mckae accompanied
bv military. ordered the crowd 60 dispense
They refusing, be placed six Of the leaders
under arrest. The crowd then disbanded.
FIFTY men arrived from Minneapolis to-day
aid started 20 work on the Northern Pa
cidc dock under military guard More
trouble Is feared. Mayor Mckae has issued
aproclsluation declaring that all who Wish
70 go o. work will be protected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Johnstown Dots
nv telegraph 10 mo Dispatca.l

JoaNerowN. Pa, July 22.-Pepers are ne
10. nrepar.d here for another large distfl-
~ ~ ~ Inc relief funds. The body OF an
uHEnown woman. supposed 70 have been q
,,sseuger on the wrecAed day cypress
rim. Was recovered yesterday az Oo9pgglss-
dale. She had black haiT ana wore = ,~0'' IN
hunting-casc gold W"'on WIN
Inc shape Of a bucket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
WhaIe,s Doings.
IBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch-i

NEW LoEDos, Coss., July 22.--Captain
Puddingtnn. OF the whaling schooner Sd
rah W. Hunt. dated FayAl. June 2sth. re:
ports that boats crew in command OF
Mate John Sharp, of New London, was
lost OF East Greenland while fast 90 a
whale, which suddenly sounded" and
carried the boat and crew down,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
4 Charlr,ton suicide.
Az teIerrspn . lhs DlsDaleh.l

IET tofograpu y Ih5 DI'DHl9h.I
CHARLESTON, July p. John Wingatate,
white man about fifty years old, committed
suicide last night By hanging himself with
q clOthes-line from "a piazza post during a
temporary alteration Of the mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
STATE CONVENTION.
DELEGATES TO THE GREAT DEMO-
CRATIC GATHERING.
More Counties Heard Frorn-The Meeting
in orangc-No Instructions
Given.
special ,Olorram to ho Dlrpa,cA,

ORASGE. Va. July p. A mass meeting
~ the Democrats 81 Orange chose the
following delcgstcs 20 the State Conven-
uon: q. =. Shackolford. G. W. Voolfolk,
b. W. Nundy, +. T. Golsan, ". o. BlAkey.
y. !. Pulchcr. X. =. Hil. G. C. Buckner.
B. Is. Gibson. John Terrell. and J. A.
Csrk. AZ Large J. W. Morton. DR.. T..
No. Rowe, h. Johnson Barbour, W. ".
Scott. and p. 7. Barbour. The delegation
is umnstructed. a majority being for
Ofertol, tho others Tor Be,rne and Nc
AInuty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
DIa,sacliusetts Prohibitionists.
fBy telegraph to Ihe Dlspasch.l

Bosrox, July p. The Prohibition State
Committee met this afternoon and decided
TO hold State convention in Mechanics
Hall, Worcester. September 4th, at 1890
A NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Death by Explosion.

BpocEwAYy1tLr, Pa, July 22i- -1onai
yssterline' John Fisher, and Andrew
Streieher, three Of the men VINO were IA,
inred in tho Ridgeway- eAb'9TTlT w.,
FRIDAY last have sin s % a diS at "a" any mo
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
ncnnhlicnn. IIect peIeeates.

Arlsaro>. july 22.-The Republicans
hold ID meeting here to-day and elected
5.loeates o. tho Norfolk Convention. The
u,..tine did not instruct the delegates, but
recommended Judge Wood, ot Scott, for
eli, nomination for GO, vernon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
ALFRED LIE CHAT.
Representing the Busy Little Kingdom Of
Belgium. in Washington.

Belgium is small but thickly populated
and entorprising. Her activities IN Africa
do the littlo kingdom honor, and the build
ing Of the Congo railway will be. IN no mean
proportion. the work Of Belgium. One Of
the ahlest OF her statesmen represents her
i'm Washington. Alfred lie CHAT was born
i'm Brussels IN the year 1912. Tie was edu-
Gated in that bright capital. Ia 1865 he en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Drowned In Dry River.
fp. t.la,r.,,n n tina pt.naf..n

HARarsoyBUBG. Va, July pa young
man named Smith Ninnick son Of promi-
nent citizen, was drowned Yesterday in
Dry river. branch Of the Shenandoah,
about nine miles from here. The young
mans horse was found hitched near the
place and his clothes were on the bank. He
was about sixteen or seventeen years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

CHYYrNNE. Wy. July PA telegram re-
ceived to-day announces the lynching at
Sweet Water Of Jim Ayerill and the woman
who lived with him as his wife. Averill
was postmaster at Sweet Water. Ayeril
was snspected of being cattle-thlef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RirHaONp July 22--Receipts: a0S head Of cat
tie. S59 sheep Aad lsmts; 80 hogs
SAILS; 203 head Of cattle; go sheep and
lambs; go hogs
Prices:
CAule-Best, 3as4c. gross; medium % good
ahai.c. gross common 10 fair. sa3c. gross
kheep--sa4ac. groas.
Lamb3-ia51c. gross
Hogs-6ss 6Ac net
Buils-22jc. grpss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
He Refn.ed Pardon.

CHrcAoo. July 22.-A dispatch from Still
water. Mimi, says: Bob Younger, the
Missouri outlaw, must die in prison. He
Ia in the last stage of consumption, and
prominent men Of Missouri have been try
ms 10 secure his pardon. Governor Mer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
NRW YoRK-

SEw YORK. July q Cotton steady; sales. Is
bales: last Nsek not before reported. 80 bales
lands, II e-le: Orleans II 7-lcc. Eet rceeipss ~
bales; expor,s-t0 6rsat Britain. l873 DAios,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

nv teIegrsph % 10 DlsDalch.l

New York, july 22.-The members Of the
Cronin faction Of the Clan-na-Gael held a
secret meeting this morning. IN the parlor
Of the Vanderbilt Hotel, where Luke Dill
Ion is al present stopping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, July - -harkots uu hangei.
NHy YORK COTTON FfrTTWRA

NEW YORK. July e. Cotton Vet gHi groes
receipts mono Futures rioiol 4uiei. sales. .i.-
5lO ia 90. July snd August slO ffaflHll. t'l-
temhor. So. n-nt llN9. octuhfr. - s4s f- N.-
Vcubsr. s81.nil $50 December. 90 49, 20
January faN stl.ss; tntrIarY. o. itAly 10.
March. fi0.ugAilU0I. AIu.. finlNafllii, Aag,
fl0l1afll1s: juno. tN.jallD.H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
-ooK NorHINo HY rs M0TIoN.

LoSDov. July 22.-The judges to whom
Simms the journalist appealed when the
magistrate declined 20 issue summons
against the Duke of Cambridge % answer
the charge Of assaulting Simms have up
held the decision Of the magistrate aud
refused to grant the summons. The alleged
assault Of which Simms complains took
place some time ago in Whitehall during
review Of the fire brigade
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Cotton KERoKE

We quote. Fias. s9sosSI7S. snpsrfns. s27ss
s3.2o; extra. g. 5)AS87S. family, siatG5o patent
fa.ulIy, coUntfy. 9LlSsSaI3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
ASKING FoR A NEw TRIlL.

LONDON. July 22.-fhe counsel for VIII
liam O'Brien have decided 10 move for 4
new trial in the action for damages brought
by O'Brien against Lord Salisbury for
Islander. The ground for asking for a new
trial is that the jury who returned the ver-
dict for Lord Salisbury on saturday were
fnialirncfnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July %. isss.
OFRERlAGs.
WHRAr.-3.8if bushels.
CORN.-i. 80 bushels
OATN-s1 bushels
FL0UR.-i50 barrels.
SALES gEP0ZrsD 70 sscEsPAav.
WHEAr.-Longberry 70 bushels very good on
private terms % bushels very good az yoc 100
bushels good AZ Sc. Mixed. $ bushels very good
a. ,sc .nortbsrry. $50 bushels very good az
Sc Tsp bushels very good 81 SIC. Total sales OF
wheat 2.i53 bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

STOCK. ie.so3 bsles. Southern -four dali snd
heavy; good TO choice exsN ~ TsiAs0 Wheat
wssk sndaskc. lower; No. red, EfaEKc. In
store; options irm; No. rod, JAY, Skc. An
gust s5sc: september. sc+c. Corn higher:
So.g. t3c IN eleysios: options stronger: july.
flAc: August +3sc: September, &c. Osis
nrmer aed quiet; opflons neglected.; Jaly.
r &C. August. Ekc ssptomDor. q NC. Hops
qaieL Coffec-Options wesk. July. fIf.S5. Au-
gust us.3iafiAt0; september fi< Esfit55
spot Ric dun: fair cargoes fi7.60. Sugar--ka-
inactive and nominal: refined Ne. i0wer; G. ia
re extra Z. 7ks7sc yellow. 7assfc. on
A. 3i8sshc- mould A. 20 standard A. si.c.;
confectionery 4. sac. cntioai. crushed. sni
powdered, sSc graduated. a. Molssses-
FOREIGN dull New Orleans GUST Rec quiet
and steady. Petroleum stronger refined. Il5c.
COiton-sccf oii nominal turpcptlne stea.g and
quiet hides quiet Wool irm snd quiet Porn
quist and steady. Beef inactive. Cut-meas
nrm: picslcd bellies 7hs5Ac hams. Ike;
snoaiders. 5asc. Aiddles quiet Lard frmor:
western steam, sS62Nahs; August, fs.8l;
september, f6.13; city. 81 p. kreights strong
cotton, 5-15d.; gram, 3Ad. bid.
CHICAGO
CHfSAGo. Jaly s2-Cash quotations we're;
Flour unchanged. No aspiring wheak s0sSl &C.;
10. red, i3Assi.c No. corn. ~ &Niie
No. oats. ~ s22sc 6. MesEporE. slLEasii9N
Lard, $G2A shor,-nbs. SAG0alA6A Whiskey.
gI.01
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
RAJ TlMORF STOCK MARKET

BALrIn0ER, July ga-Balumoro aud Ohio
stock, -nas3: Northern Central. 10at4; Ciucln-
nasl Washington aud Baltimore lists. ga 40.
2is. sOa 10. SIS. Aa25. consolidated gas
bonds 1925. all3; do. stock, 45A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

CArRo. July 22.-Adyiccs from Assouan
are that the position of the Dcryishes Is
unchanged. The British are arranging to
intercept the Deryishc- 100 Wadyhain. Re
Inducements have been summoned to
D. hor,,,trr ouI Dourplr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
For sunstroke

Usr HoKsroHp's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. A. r.. Zurker, Melrose, MINI, say !
II produced o gratifying and ren.nhso'yy
reaonerating eject in case OF SinstroA'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

'Phoae ssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
nLAngrosr IN - roYAL anANTs.


LONDON, July 22.-Gnd~tonc, although
he censured the Government for MS atti-
tude, voted with the majority of the Com
uittee ON the Royal Grants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
PKoFEssfosAa-

JAMES c. LAxs II. NJ SMITH. Jr
I AAiB Il SMITH.
IL ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
No LIS bksk srssaf.
RichmOnd. Va
iPhoae SA my S-eodsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Resignation Accepted.
[By tslegrsph . tne DtspAlsI

CHaErEsros, S. c., July p. Governor
Richardson has accepted DIR. McDow's re-
signation as surgeon OF the Frst battalion
Of infantry.
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CONCORD, n. H., July q. The lasiers in
the shOe-factories Of @. 4. Lancaster, et
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ior az increase Of hall a cent q par on c ,do
fam k;nds of shoes. The strike throws 500
Lsnds out Of employment The matter
viii probably be adjusted in short time.
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81 LOUIS. July - Flour quiot and iu'l
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shortclear. tb6JasG1J Hams. tlL&atA.s
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