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Saint Mary's beacon., 1889-09-05
SEED WHEAT.

] have choice lot of seed wheat for sale
the early Oakley" which Is ten to twelve
days earlier than "Fultz"
Price during the month of August 81
per bushel. Apply early.
ALEX. BEAL.
St. Inigo's, Nd.
Aug 15-4tg
Saint Mary's beacon., 1889-09-05
J0NN m. LLOYD.
10 r. MORGAN,

Insurance AGent & Broker.
tEoNAapyowN I'd.
Represents the following First Class Com.
panies with combined assets of twelve mil.
lion of dollars, and has facilities for placing
large lines of insurance on the most favor
able terms in home or foreign companies.
Royal Fire Insurance Of LieerpoOl,
Watersocn Fire, Of Nep York,
London, Liverpool d Globe, Fire,
Mutual Endoscment Assessment Of Balliraors.
Life,
New York Mutual Life,
Connecticut Mutual Lifs.
Jan t2, e2+yt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1889-09-05
NOTICE.

From this date / viii be found ct The
store of j. w. johnson, Leonardtown, on
Saturdays, where / will repair watches
clocks and jeweiry in workmanlike man.
ner and with dispatch. Lamps also re.
paired.
CHARLES A. HEARD.
Aug 29-tfl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1889-09-05
COAL /!

CAPT. BENZ. FOXWELL win deliver
coal at the different county landings dur.
ing June, July, August and September.
Prices lower than the lowest. Give your
orders at once. Address
Capt. BEN FOXWELL.
Leonardtown, Md.
May 30. 1850.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1889-09-05

d. s. BRIECOE,
Attorney and CounselIor-stLaw,
Al ST. Paul's Street, Baltimore, Nd
1673-6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
ACoKE STRIKE ORDERED AUGUST tsT
by the Largest Convention Ever Held in
ConneiisYille.
rRr falegranh 10 Tho Dlsnntchl

PrrrsBURGH. Pa, July PA special from
Scottsdaie. Pa, says: The much-talked-oi
strike has al last been ordered 10y one OF
the largest labor conventions ever held III
the Counellsyille coke region. Nearly fifty
delegates were present, representing almost
every works IN the region. Master Work
man kertOot. of Subdivision II. knights
If Labor. was chosen chairman, and ClOyd
NJ, Parker, OF the same organization, secre-
tary. As was predicted, not single coke
operator was to meet the Conference Com
uittee. J. N. DAYTON. 4. 4. Montgomery
and John Spcight were appointed COM
mittee ON resolutions, and reported the tol.
lowing which were unanimOusl adopted:
Whereas after repeated efforts to obtain
q confer ence with the operators they still
continue TO ignore our committees and re-
fuse TO consider any proposition in the in.
tcrest Of harmony; and whereas the condi
ton of the workers in the COnnellsyille
coke region is such as to demand greai
urgency IA obtaining redress: therefor,
be 1t
Resoloed. That the decision Of the formq
convention be approved, and that work
cease throughout the region on the lst dsy
of August 1889. and that no work be done
until our demands be granted.
RcSoced, That committee be APPOINTED
TO visit the various works and explain 10
the men the condition of affairs and urge
the workmen u unite in order 10 Obtain
their demands.
Rcso.red That the sympathy and 90
operation of all competing regions and the
officers of the organizations and the craft
az large be solicited in this struggle for ex-
lstence.
Resolced. That a committee of seven be
appointed 10 carry out the above and to
take charge of the region and district and
have complete control of all action during
the impending strike.
Resolced, That the above be Immediately
printed and circulated throughout the re-
riOus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
Tho Chnmpionship RECORD.

The number of games won and lost 10 |
date los the clubs of the American Assocla- |
tion and National League are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY, JULY 2s, 1889.
A number Of them are not

years of age, and q number of them are not
more than sixteen years old.
An article i'll the Norih German Gorete
on the strikes shows an ominous change
of front on the part of the Government
toward the miners. IL argues that the re-
cent strikes were a manifest abuse of the
right Of coalition. The semi-official news
papers concur and predict that the result
of the commission of inquiry into the
miners grievances will be MI, and that the
Government viii cease 10 interfere beyond
suppressing the breaches Of the law.
Emperor William arrived at Wilhelmns-.
haven this morning. As the imperial
yacht was sighted entering the roads sa-
lutes were fired by the war-sbips IN the
harbor and by the shore batteries. When
the Emperor disembarked q guard OF
honor on the quay presented arms and the
band played the national anthem. An I'M
mense crowd, including hosts Of visitors,
were assembled 10 greet the Emperor. lie
is brOuZed and demonstrating. imme-
diately upon landing he sent telegram TO
the Empress. who, accompanied by her
four sons left Kissengen at o'clock this
afternoon for Wilhelmnshayen They will
remain there until Wednesday, when the
Emperor will leave for England.
Count Herbert Bismarck, General llanke'
and DR.. Lucanus, chief of the Civil Cabl-
net. have gone 90 attend the Emperor:
Count Won Waldersee will return here.
He will not accompany the Emperor 70
England Within an hour after his arrival
the Emperor ordered the Admiralty 70 re-
port on the arrest of the officials IN con-
nection with the naval frauds. Several
officials left Kiel tonight for Wilhelmns-
haven. The papers are obliged 20 main
tain reserve, and only record the
fact that the arrests extend 10 the con-
tractors aud marine officials OF Dantgelg,
Hamburg. Stettin. Wilhclmshayen. and
Berlin. The position of the persons ar
rested and the wide ramlhcatiOns OF frauds
have sent thrill of Indignation and shame
throughout the empire. Io-dayS talk IN
official circles represents the Emperor rs
furious. He Is said TO have sent telegram
after telegram 20 the highest officials re-
garding the matter. Herr Cremer, a highly
placed official 10 kiel, Is reported 10 have
committed suicide after his arrest. Ii Is
stated that he was found bleeding 10 death
in his cell having opened veins m his arm,
and that he died while being taken TO tue
hospital.
The Freisinnige z1iung announces the
arrest Of the chief comptroller Of the KEEL
workshops ard of a prominent merchant
Of Menden who for many years has been
supplying stores for the KEEL and vii
helmnshaven stations. They are I'M
prisonod in Berlin
DR.. Peters has sent letter from East
Africa 20 the Cologne Gdzet'c. in which he
accuses the English Admiral Freemantle
Of seizing Pcterss expedition steamer
Neera after the expedition had landed out
side the blockade limits. although the YES
sci had no contrahand of war aboard.
The Cologne CARTE declares that unless
the Government speedily adopts decisive
measures the English will completely eX-
clude the Germans from Central Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

They saw the force Of his suggestion and
desired change. which was recommo ndeu
20 the President.
The count of the cash and securities IN
the United States Treasury incident 10 the
transfer # the Office from Hyatt to nut,
son. the present incumbent. was completed
this afternoon. The amount reported on
hand aggregated over 800, 100000 IN gold,
silver, and paper. and Hutson SAID TINS
afternoon that II was all accounted for ana
that he would give a receipt ~ his prede-
ccssOr 70 that effect. While the treasurer
statement b. strictly true, Il IS learned trom
uthor sources that q shortage OF rs was
found ia the new silver vault where 49,
C0O.000 silver dollars are stored. and a de-
6cii of 715 in the old silver vault con-
tanning $4,000 600. Both shortages were
immediately made good by the persons re-
g1On.ible for the safekeepng Of the money
~ j. believed that this money was lost
during tho recent flooding Of the vault
when some ~ the bags containing silver
were saturated with water and burst.
scattering their contents over the floor, or
ia other words that the missing dollars are
still n the vault and will be found upon
q moro thorough investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

fOkT o. RICHMOND. July e. 1854
ARRIVED
steamer ARIEL Deyo. norfolk. rnerchaaiiss
and passengers
SAILED.
Schooner James n. Flanagan. Crockett New
buryport coal. Chesapeake aud Ohio railway;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner John II. kapp. Predmon. baltimore.
railrOad-ties; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY q, lisa
Iby relosraDaI
k8RIyxn
Steamship Guysndotte. New York. and sailed
for New York, merchandise.
steamship WyAhoke. Richmond, aud sailed
for New YORK, merch sndiso.
Steamship MI Tabor. Pensscoln. 70 coal.
scaOoLer A. W. smith, Norfolk. 10 LOAF coal
Barges Hoogy and h. A. Usher, Bosion-both
70 load coal
SAILED.
Steamship Finance cleared and will sail To-
night for Brazil Win merchandise. nall, and
passenger
schooner Henry. sutton. Boston, coal
Tug Peerless with osrgcs Wilson. WissAr
Pugh. Rosssli. aad Brady. fhilsaeiphia-all
loaded with Goal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

chiefly fer export: No sred. sss~sc.; options
moderately sctive and ss,sc. higher ard nrn
throa0h the buying % exporters: NC. 2rei, july.
Sc. August. s5hc; september Sse. corn
quiet an1 weaker; No. T. Bkc. IN elevator.
options dun. loser. and weak July. f33.ei
August tjtc.: September. $3.50. Oats dnu
and steady; options nriDer and moderately
active; Jay, re; August 2.c. ecptemOefs
27sc. spot pr1ces-So. 2. TSsHIc.; mifsd
western. sss22. Hops easy aud quiet Coffee
Options opened sioady, closed steady 81 points
above yesterday. Irregular. AMI csolss quiet
August sl3q5atl4i5: september. fiLlOsStt1
sugar nominal; refined steady and quiet so-
iAsses duiL Rice steady AMI quiet Petroleum.
Arm crude In barrels fsrker'.l. 100. refined
here. 1Hc. Coiton-seed of stesdier. kosln
steady ana quiet Iurpcntinc dali and steady
at 3,hasOSc PORK quot aud stesiy Beef In
active. Beef hans dut. Tierced 0eof qniee
Cutmeats nrm: ulcKled bollies. 10 pounds. IA
7ic.; pickied bans. ii&aiiIc.; plctisi
shoulders. 5kaSsc Mdiies easy. lard veak
aoi duh: western sieam. $50: city " -
options August, sac asscJ: september. tA0'.
Freights hrmer cotton. 5-32d. gain, o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO July q Cash quotstions vcre;
Flour neglected l0hters holfipg on Tor lover
prices No spring wheat. We NO rel,
sehc. No. corn. Nc. No. oats Hsc heH--
pork. tiu.5a Lard. Nl2s. Shor ~nos. taNa
e. ~; shoulder g. isssl - short, clear, sA'9a
4 ~. Mnfskey si.p2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
Mean temperature
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Ngw YORK. july 27.--1f- stock market to-day
was in no wise different from that OF yesterday
except tn % fsr ~ duincSs being greater made
20 less interesting. The only movement 81 I'M
portanco throus bout the session was a further
alyance IN Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and
81. Louis common. which after opening up . de.
clincd !. nut later entirely recovered tue oss.
with something in addition and the usual
r,reng shown In Chicago gaN Buying In tbs
latter sas set down 70 Chicago account London
was again higher This fsorniug and cur market
responded ", h slight gains. though kock Island
was OIL B, an New lorS Central y. SaDslueu!
dealings possessed little Interest. but gcnersl
recession Of small fractions took place Ia the nf-t
half hour, after rni'h buying assumed larger
propoit ons and a gradual improvement ioi-
loved. lasting % the close. which, wss duh ara
steady % lrm ~ Close 10 opening prices. Phila-
delphia ga. a up and Cleveland. CINCINNATI
Chicsg 90 and ~ Louis /. The sales 81 stocks az
grccetsd 80 one shares.
EeninG Exchange quiet mud steady aAsSh A
as, Money easy NJ loans. closing At ~. SUD
Treasury balances Gold. tl5i,'1 on: currency
50 -, 600. Governments >esdv FOR IS, per
cents I3s, ex. INT ; "a coupons, l0o'.. state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
J. MATTER OF COUPONS.
Manchestcr's Sergeant Before Judge Bond
ON "a Writ OF Habca, Corpus.

Attornov-Geuoral Ayers went 10 Balt-
moro yesterday 10 argue the writ of hnDe1s
corpus issued Ov Judge Bond 10 II. Fitz-
gerald Sergeant of Manchester. ~ the case
of Marion Mitchell
Mitchell was convicted of two misdc-
mcuors bv the Hastings Court and fined
$40 and costs. His attorney rendered cou-
pons loo payment of both fine and costs.
The Sergeant offered t0recciye the amount
Of fine iu coupons bat demanded the costs
ina money. which was refused. and the
wit applied fol-
The case was argued by the Attorney
General for the Sergeant and by 4. i. G0lI-
eon. ESQ. for The prisoner.
Judge Bond took the papers in charge
md promised 10 decide the matter to-mOr-
TDW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY n, 1883.
There IL at least better feeling In the market
for ths week on brights. sales have been almost
equally divided between new and old stocks.
Daily sales have been Of mixtures. such As
smokers, filters. and wrappers. Cheap bright
new nIIers have found some friends. The sound
old stock Of 1llers is wanted and works Oh slow
IT, The darn shipping sales have been healthy.
clearing the breaks Of oil fine grades offered.
Suncured sales are diminishing Receipts here
after will DO more u rshandied tobacco than
planters priced stock. some few iots OF Burleys
have lately changed hands here. but 10 that tho
market Is quiet here while more active West
Auction offerings on Change for week. gi9
packages, OF which - we're taken In; highest
price. 81 30; lowest, pc. per hundred average,
s5.49.
Last week, offerings, "a packages; taken ln.
IS; highest. SiO lowest, 35c.; average. 1875.
This Week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

and Josiah II. Haley was largely attended
and was quite an enjoyable affair.
Rev. l.. X. Thoruhill, and perhaps others
from this city. will leave tomorrow 90 at
tend the James River Valley Association,
which convenes on Tuesday ut the Mt
Zion Baptist church, in Buckingham
county.
On Tuesday ~ the Manchester court
house Judge g. 4. Hancock will examine
several Young men who are applying for
license 10 practice law, and on the same
day will hear several chancery cases from
NottOwav and Chesterfield counties.
DR.. Hatcher. of Grace-Street Baptist
church. Richmond. will lecture tonight
before the Missionary Society Of the Balm
bridec-Sireet Baptist church on Spur
geonn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGrE.


S4RAroaA. July IA light ram fell, but
th. track and racing were good.
First race flash stakes for twO-year- Odds,
one half mile Protection won; Prince
Howard second, Sam DoNey third. lime,
J04. .-...t.
miles-New Castle won, Minnie Palmer
second, KING of Norfolk third. Ilmc'
l:5l a.
Third race-Adirondack handicap sweep
stakes. IAN ages. one mile and one turlong
Princess Bowling won; Los Angeles second,
King Crab third. Time, 1875.
Fourth race-siN furlongs Geraldine
won. Belle Dor second, Blue Rock third.
Time, l:lG4.
Fifth race-one mile-Royal Garter won;
Cupid second. Vivid third. Time, l:445-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

4 DYNANITE PIoT-THE POPE wATcHrn
Washington NOtcs.

WASHINGTON. July "a dispatch WAS TO-
ceiyed at the Marine-Hospltal Bureau to-
dav from Dr. j. l.. Posey, at Gainesville.
Fla. i'm which he SAYS there is no dengue
or yellow-feyer at that place. He adds
thai there have been some eases Of typhoid
and typho-malarial fever.
The State Department has received adj
vices from our representative in Haytl up
To the 18th instant. but they contain no.
thing new. Minister Thompson makes no
nllusion in his communication 10 the re-
quest Of Legitime that NE thompson
use his good Office with Hyppolyte to
bring about a cessation Of hostilities,
which leads the department officials to in
fer either that Thompson declined TO act
or that nothing came of his efforts with
HippOlyte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
DIP. FROsT ACCEPTS.
4 New Pastor for Ieigh-street baptist
Church

Mr. S. T.. Woodhn. secretary Of the com
mitico 90 nominate o pastor for Leigh
Street Baptist church. has received o tclc-
gram from Rev. DIR. J. ". Frost of Selma
Ala, siguiiyiuQ his acceptance Of the call
extended him. and stating that a letter j. IN
rO 'e explaining the matter at length.
Incre viii DE q church meeting a. LEIGH
Street TODAY after the services. which Will
bc conducted by Rev Edward Pollard.
Rev. Dr. r. T. Bell. who has recently
etlrfed SoutA, called on Rev. Dr. Frost
and had "a long conversation with him in
refer nee TO the subject. The meeting
was pleasant and cordial and full Of profit
To- both Gentlemen. Rev. Dr. Frost will no
doubt be able 10 take charge Of Leigh
Street church by September st.
Ilr. Frost "a "a Nirgiuian hv birth, and ~
one time had q church in Stanton. He j.
am eloquent preacher. "a popular pastor,
and is active in every department Of
church work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
The brewing Syndicate.
fRv telograph 10 the Dispatch.

IND1ANPoLIs, July 27.-The negotiations
of the English syndicate for the Indian
apolis breweries have terminated IN a
failure on the terms. The syndicate agents
express a willingness TO invest 5000, Doom
Indianapolis breweries, but they must nave
all of them at that price. One OF the nrIns
peremptorily refused TO sell, while the
principal proprietor of another Is now
in Germany and cannot DO communicated
with. The agents OF the syndicate have
abandoned their efforts to purchase the
proDertV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
The Scwcr-Pipe Trust.
NV telegraph 10 the Dispatch. ]

CR1cAao. July IA Pittsburgh special
saws: 1t is given out here that the Sewer;
pipe Trust is leaking badly. 1t has failed
10 make contracts and prices have been
knocked down. Sewer-pipe Is now lower
than ever before IN the history OF the
trade. Last April a combination, was
formed in this city under The head OF a
Sew@r-pipe Company" The company was
5iyep absolute control of the plants
which went into the combine, and each
factory was to be run in proportion to ITS
cepacitv. The company has not been able
10 make any money. Assessments are now
in order. aud everybody Is trying to get out
as nearly whole as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
EszzsEu71<zuxzsrumD


10TH. Died. on Saturday. July Eth, ~ ",
A. ~. FREDEhlCKAA AUGUSTA LOIi. relict OF
4 e e Iofh IN tho slKty.sixth year Of her aga
Her funeral Will take Vlsce This ('uniaD
AFTERNOON AZ o'clock from :. JOINS oernah
Evangelical church. corner ~ Eighm ana mar
shaU streets Friends and acquAlnlancos re-
spectfully invited 70 attend.
sATTERWHlTE-Died sundsy, July 81 49,
AZ Br,.tol Tenn. Nr WILLIAM 1. SAfTsh-
WHITE, formerly Of This CITY. eyed ni1f-hlnS
years.
lie Leaves one child aud many relatives
Inc remains we're inteTrcd la blandtofd cemo-
tcry Petersburg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
MAlllilAlaKA

BOCOCK-FRIgND- Married. In the senina-
~ chapel, HAmpden-Sidnoy, Va. On lhursday.
July IS 1889 BY tho Rev q. j.. GIBSON, y. D.,
Professor WILLIS II. BOCOCk. 81 tho nisersi-
~ Of Georgia 70 Miss BESsIa fkihND, iaugh-
Ter Of Mira Charles Friend, OF Ham, den-sidney.
KPfTZgp-- ,s.-9Arried. in Baltimore,
Julv sth at tho residence Of ihe brides brother
SIR f. Titmus by the Rev. $500 Robins, NJ.
PHILIP KKIIZER and Miss ANNIE 1. IiTMts;
both OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
The Electric Company Buys the Street
Try telegraph TO the Dlsps,ch.l

CHATTANOOGA, July 2T.-Ihe ElectIlc
Railroad Company, when recently ueSan
nner,t,nc cars with electric motors be-
tween this city aud Missionary Ridge. to-
d@v purchased a controlling interest in the
stock of the City Street-Railway Company,
which operates five different, lines IN the
citv and has twenty-oue miles Of track.
The consideration is said to be nearly a
half million of dollars. The new company
Will operate the cars Of the entire system
by electricity. The consohdated company
now owns and operates over thlrty hilioS
of track in and about the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
Deaths from Sewer-Gas.

NEW YORK. July 27.-While James Sulli-
van, fourteen years old, and Patrick Doyle
were cleaning out an old well at One hun-
dred-aud-seventy-thir street and Webster
avenue to-day they were overcome by
sewer-gas and died. John Sullivan, father
of the boy. who went 20 their assistance
was also affected'by the gas and Is IN =
crltical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

Ecv. john T.. Foster. "a recent graduate
~ tine Theological Seminary Of Virginia at
Al yaulria viii preach mt 81. Johns
church this evening.
Mr.. Foster Us in tho city for few days
ONLY ~, ,opi, 90 his parish IN Danville He
is "a brother of Mr.. W. ". Foster. photo
grapher. of TINS city, with whom mo is stop
ping. and Is preacher Of ability. The
Sermons recently delivered by him in Nor
folk were pronounced by those who heard
them as brilliant and forcible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

~. IoUls. July e. Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat lower: there WAS selling pressure
ear y which depressed prices AaSc.. reaction
later aud a close somewhat irmer, but hahc.
below yesterday No. red. cash. &c. july.
1J',GIfNr.. closing AT 80 Corn Ern: no
mixed. 49, s33 &C.. August % IS. Sepiemter,
3la8i,c. ami ciosei ~ 81. bii. oats numinally
weak 40 cash. e3' asked: July. 2sc. bid.
Mhiskey. slO1 Provisions hfe.e~s Nnd Loser.
Pork fL50. Lard-Primo steam not saleable a.
over fAfA pry-salt meAts-Shoulder-. - longs
and ribs f5.65aiAs5. short-clsar. g. sOath la
con boxed Shoulders. sA624 ioags and rib-.
$3.50 asd45; shortcear. t6.gafd5A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
Iron Production.

MARQUETTE, MIcH., July fine snip
mines for the season have reached total
of 9,12l, 027 tons, this being l,izl,y,o TONS
in excess of the quantity forwsraea oy
water at q corresponding period OF last
season. The weeks shipments 1901 up
$50 tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
A Shielding Detauiter'
n ,ateg-aph 70 the Dispatch. ]

EAsroS. PA, July 27.-Joseph, A. starck
ticket AGENT here for the New Jersey Cen
tr.l Railroad Company, was last high' uis,
covered short IN his aeS2ShbsS S s sbootipe
himself in the left temple. The deed Wa
n nn',,n,i,ted in an out-building at the resi-
dsnce of Mrs. DR.. j. p. Hof, whose nus
HAND is Ia The Norristown Asylum. stareA
iaft a note giving a description OF ,ns
i t belonging 10 himself and Mrs
Hon and stating that they could DO touno
at d pawn-shop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
Warrant for Kilrain's Arrest.

ASsAPOIs. MD, July N.-Although the State
Department will give no definite information In
regard 10 the kiltsin reQuisitlon from the Gov
ernor OF Mississippi tho indications are mat De-
tectivs Morris la, finally obtained a warrant Of
Governor Jackson for kilrainls arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

The Egyptians have always been recog-
nized for their ability in the manufacture
of perfumes. but due credit was never
given them before vase containing some
Egyptian ointment was opened at the mu-
scum at Alnwiek. The perfume il con-
tanned still had q pungent odor, although
4 was more than 5000 wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

SANFRANcIsco, july q. -Ex-State-Senator
X. j. Creighton a convicted jury-brlber who
returned here recently and surrendered 10
the police after remaining a fugitive from
justice for year and half. was sentenced
today 10 five years imprisonment III the
State penltentlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

NEW YORK. July E.-The following is tho
weekly bank statement: Reserve, decrease,
fl6 80. loans. decrease, S. 500 100. specie. de-
crease. s. llS.O)0: leRal-tenders increase. fb32-
oo); deposits, decrea'e, f53iStOO; circulHtion'
increase, 100.
Tho banks now hold s7.0,9.O'5 in excess Of tho
% IA