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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.


No 1919 NCColloCh street, the late residence Of
JAmu tIr,. deceased GtOhnd 60 iCOt frost, OF
mon u desired up 10 ~ iaet,
UCdnhle BnAInDM House on Market street,
40. lN6 t'hanllnH street, HfiGk ll0usa 8 rooms,
NSuhl ay l3iieU Price $500.
r,n, lN9 Jacob street, StoOmed Bflck H0use.
Nn,sl6 AllcyC
60 W Main street.
O. IWcniyiUufih street,
Z lNehlt fourth GifeOi,
e. Wahi Y IWCuiyAlXih street.
No nv W., 20 lgcniy1lGlh street.
90 lg9 and 9dOi Woods street
NJ s.aple residence on tliieenih RlfOel,
~ ahi N Eleventh street, cnit Oi Haiti.
SS Sg VS. Goll, houses ior 81 ,Oj0,
70 Twelfth street
No w ION street.
";M 5lN 2lOs Water AIfCet
w MnuluCh street,
20 w NcGOOch AitrSi,
~ ~ n ard 2llU Main AltCel,
E,Va6I " I' sl Residence "a National Road
g,alig faim IN short Creek, ", Va
C,,"uIh o house No gsOl E0Gf street
H., Nv, wv ahl Wtst sldCs NJ South Front street.
Yoti ,,T e,n west toFnet Of Virginia and South
a,, ,sil' "a hnl aud Dc,ltablo RC,IdCnCO will
MAJ ot Cliy property
OIVlhtt Houses, Faims and tyOis Iot ale,
An,,.., FOR RENT
WITulAle Residence on the llhe Of tho p,
.haGm "'foad' gtound u actoal wy pet
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Q;95 and l2;Dp. IN. and II 100 p. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 p, M, OK.
cept sunday. q
MoundsvillO Accommodation, 7:ib q. IN. aud
40 and 7il0 p. M, except Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. l4-Cattle- Receipts 10 900 head;
shipments II, 900 head; market steady; choice 70
extra beeyts 81 coal SOL steers q s0I l0 GtOckCFs
and feeders 81 75a2 %; cows, bulls and mixed
81 00a2 90; Texans q t0a3 %. loEs-RCceipu
S hse 4Sa hp a bS S Ssa I 1f 1St
81 O0A GO; sklpB 81 TOAD 10. Shecp-Recelpts
10000 heGdt shipments 1000 head; market
steady; natives 50 O0a4 Is; western slG0ai 10;
Texans g O0aA 10; lambs lower al 81 O0a5 6S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

plTIsDuRqH, CINCINNATI a 81,
Under schedule Ii SiieSI NAY NJ issS ' tSsItii
Leave WhgglilHt yenttll Standard time RcF
blenbgnYille, Pittsburgh and tho EAht ono A, Ii
1914 n mii Vi2g y nj and $40 D, fil fsi Cpitiin'
gusl vin9elnnne!l lndl4nagolh and 81 Ionlgt i20
ano ?, NJ Tnlnl arrive o. wheeling o. $40
mo- lVlQg = MI. 2ib p, n. and gi90 y, Il,
IfalhA leaving ~ eGlo d, IA, and GffiVlhf sj96
EaiSh Ill a n, ds; ssc Tstisi 1hE .Hd SII'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and after May u, 1850, trains depart
aud aIriyeat WhcelingRs fcllows-EaSiern time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

OHI0 RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking eject May 20, 1888, PaSSen.
Ecr trains win run a. iollows-CSnttal Time,
All trains daily except those marked thuSf
which do not run on Sunday;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
A DUTY TO YOURSELF.

DR.. PiRRcE's Pellets, one doseS Cure
headache, constipation and indigestion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

$780,. M, 6;lOa. M, 100 q, M, 800 a, M. 900
m. AGO p. m, 800 p, m 400 p. m, 6;lOp, M,
6;lO p. M, T;00 p. M, 500 p. M, $3.50 p. IN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
Railroads.

NTHEELING 4 ELM GLOVE R. R.
w On and after Monday, April %, 1889,
trains on the Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad
VIII run Is iolloWI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

!. SiloH 90; 1 7SSa i! H $50 49, Ne 'So s 1000
500 p, mn 400 D. M, b:l6 p. M, G:l0 p. M, 100
p. NJ, 500 p. M, sos p. M, 1910 pm,
sUNDAYs,-;LeAye at 100 q. m. aud run eyory
hour, except church train at 9ll6 p, m. Leave
Wheeling Park al 100 q. N, and run every hour
until 1000 P niu, except church trains, which
ut 1913 and 0:l6 ?. m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
NEW wax STOCK MARKET.

NRw YORK, July g9.-Tlo dulness OF tho
stock market wfs H. principal feature today,
aul outside OF les. ihau halt q dozeu stcrks
movements were tonnned 60 the smallest frac-
tious and the business done was entirely insig-
nifcaLt The indisposifiOn % operate vas very
NAKED on both sides aud ~ traders are waiting
for some decided movement hy me acsn0Nedg-
od lcsders OF speculation tners wasa almost ro-
fhing done Tn he general list Chesapeake and
OHIO and the Columbus Cincinnati, thicsgo. and
st Louis stocks we're srrong features and kesd-
ing ne weak one. Toward tho close chicago
gas developed marked weakness. Opening
prices were generally higher than Saturdays
closing, but tho market wa tame AMI 10 charsc-
ter Eas shown by dealings ana no tendency
in eifhor direction could be perceived.
Chesapeake and ohio stocks became i'm
med afelv conspicuous In tho dulnee4. cut an
attack uuou hcading wse soOu begun and mat
STOCK began to -as on q comparatively largo
business. In Chesapeake and OHIO tho highest
ur.ccs were generally reat he'd before noon, after
which they were maintained 40 a level ~ me
hest figures The pressure upon Reading Was
maintained. and i'c0ntnied 70 yield slowly unnl
toward the delivery hour. when there was slight
rally. The rest ~ the list were intensely dun
throughout and nc feature ~ any knd relieved
tho mohot0nv, the market closing dull bus steady
90 m at anout opening figures. Tue sales ot
listed stock we're only lll,uW shares. tinal
changes are ius'gntncanI except That the-a-
peAke and Ohio FIRST preferred ro-o %, second
preferred ~ whte Chicago eas lost Ia, hsaa-
in~- loss being only a.
Rrenno Exchange duli and siesiy NJ is9Ra
AZ. Money easy ~ mn. cuo-Ireasury pal
snces told. sl5L7el,0Ol: currency. Rl,sn CO..
uovernmeuts Iul ami barely -esdy Tor ts 4
per cents. I9,s ex. int a., coupons lV5A. state
IL frlI rH 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

Arc said To BE Favorable to the Treaty
,r, ,.,nnra,n IN me nisnatehI

~
Cuc,co. Jul,29 A dispatch from Stand
ing Rock, OAK, SAYS; ne o,d M,Iriois AZ
The agency have been startled 10y the appn-
renfly authoritative statement taat tne
,.,,no Indians belonging TO the Cathouc
.ocicticsare favorable o. the treaty ana VIII
sion There are several on lie societies.
and ONE of them numbers 10. IL is no"
claimed that the Catholic MISSIONARIES are
favorable to the trcHtv and THAT theN uh' e
induced nearly every tathohc ihdlah ~ INC
mooney 10 sirn. The Indians are reucehl as
M tlis point. hat Father Craft who Tor
several wears was located at Standing kock,
,~atas mo- secret of his desire to have the
Indians sign The missionaries may SWING
tho youur buck. into line. but they cannot
irdneucc The chiefs or bucks who look upon
them with suspicion. The Indians obscrE ga
tAe Sabbath 10y holding BIZ council ana us
,.lssirr tho treaty. John Glass entered the
uronosed treaty, and opened discussion 10y
Informing the braves of the nature oI the
Tbe treaty WAS read in the Indian Ian
,,1ooo hv one of the Young bucks who has
attended school, and he was frequently
Interrupted by nquisitiye members of the
circle who desired points explained:
Among the chiefs there Is no change Oh
sentiment.
Raiu.in-the is disguised ~ the re-
,,orf that The Young Catholic Indians viii
ti,n ana Sitting Bull, who refused 20 JON
thc Church because IL would necessltate
Inc discarding of one Of his wives: IS sus-
picious that 10 may be true. although
steadily denying H.
There VIII be a full attendance to-day,
o,1 the Commissioners believe that when
tbey read the reports of the recent success
at the lower agencies the stubborn chiefs
will weaken.
DISPATCHES received here yesterday from
the cAeyene agency state that White Swan
and his band to the number Of scyenty-hve
had signed the bill. This makes the total
nnnber of signatures there A2o' oily liO
less than three qumters-the majority re-
nutral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
ACCOMACK
Enthufiastic HIceting-The Delegates
Resolutions.
special telegram to the Dispa'cn.l

frilftlhi
AccowAca COURTHOUSE, Va, rim TAsLTY,
Va. July pa large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democrats Of Accomack
was held here to-day ana the following
delegates and nlteruates 10 the state Con-
vcniion appointed:
Punaotcague District Dclceatos: G. L..
Doughty, jefferson II. Jacobs, j.. J.. Powell.
f. Il. Wcstc0tt, J.. II. Amee, and William
4. Mason. Altcnatcs: Ed. ). Wise II. a.
Wcetcott. u. ~. Irower, Dir. John j.. Mapp,
Il. Il. Hutchison, and GEORGE j.. Hoffman.
Lee District DelegatD-. J.. W thildr'y,
r. VI. Boges. John W. G.. Blackstone,
George +. Parramorc. Dr. John W. heIlam,
B. =. Guntcr, Jr.. Spencer !. Eogors A.
tcruatcs: II. +. Knox. John $. Nap'es, NJ,
Oldham. IT.. T. ". Blackstone, Naimnlci
Swaneer. James p. Doughrrtv, William j..
Hronchton. and Z. ". Russell.
Matomkin District Delegates: DR.. John
w. Bowdo.u, +. G. Justls, Dr. \. -. j;
Twcn. Dr. Fletcher DWmond, Culonoi
William Il. Smith. John n. Wise, y. ".
Mock. Alternatcs: William y. SOmors. l.
+ Mason. :. j. Lewis. A. W. Short. Captain
Thomas Dickinson. WI. Barnes, and w..
Atlantic District DELEGATES: w. l.
Mathews. DR.. Frank Fletcher, John j..
Powell. John -. Parsons, Gordon Jones,
W. Glenn. K. Il. Thomas, W. >. Holland.
Altcrnatee h. l.. Flct her. J. W. ljroueh-
ton. Thomas Kelly. Hiram Brittingham, f..
II. CONQUEST. Sclby Vessels, J.. L. y. VIII
son John j. Tunnel.
Chucoteaque DELEGATES; Ar
cine Jones. Is. i. bunting. .. VI, Jones.
Altcruntos: Joshua BOwdcn, john \. Jones.
A. +. Mathews.
The delegates and aiternatc5 90 nm
pledged and uninstructed. belrne, Mchln-
rev. and O'Ferrall all have friends among
the delegates. and 1T is probable that the
vote of the county viii be about equally
divided between them ON the first ballot,
and that afterwards the vote of the county
will drift To the strongest man before the
people.
The following resolution WAS unani-
mousiv adOptcd amid enthusiastic demon
STATIONS of applause:
R.So'rd jy ne Democrats Of AocomocF az
,nass-yaati,.g oSse1pbld. That the Hon. John
$. Barbour is the unanimous choice of the
Democrats Of this county for the position
Of state chairman, and the delegates nom
this county are requested 10 use their best
efforts 10 induce Mr. Barbour, under whose
splendid leadership We have achieved a
series of uninterrupted victories for thr
past four wears to- remain ~ command or
The Democratic hosts of Virginia until an
other victory over our political toes sht.l
add fresh laurcls 90 his fame and free w
rinia again from the fear and danger OF
Republican supremacy.
The meeting also adopted plan for
holding q primary election IN August -
nominate candidates for the General As
ecmblN
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Differences Settled.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispstch.l

NV YORK. july 29.-The differences be-
tween the publishers Of the Times. sim. and
ForH and their cOmposIt0rs appear to
have been settled. 4 committee Of fifteen
this evening presented TO the managers
resolutions cinbodying the result Of
their del berations -conceding some points
and readjusting the scale. Their pro
positions were accepted and the difficulty
may Lc said 20 be safely tided over. There
viii be n sort Of sliding scale, as advertising
IS not allowed at agate measure. The
basis will hoe City cents per thousand ems,
but where the Office claims the right to set
advertisements on time, fifty-hye cents for
straight matter is 10 be charged. Insert
cuts are 70 be charged as straight mat
ter, the cOmpOsitor to have time
for cutting leads. Corrections IN adver-
tisemcuts are o. be on time. Overtime X
10 be charged for at 80 cents per hour with
or without composition. but after 3 \. NJ.
at ~ cents, or composition 90 be added.
Extra price viii not be allowed IN fat dis
play advertisements. Reading notices will
be- measured IN type set. Weekly pay Will
be - per day: SIX DAYS Of nine hours each
between Z. VI. and 3 A. VI. TO be week
and not less than 81 70 be paid for week 5
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

The Chicago and Tampa Roads.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispstcn.l
CnrcAGo, July 29. Representatives OF
the Board Of Trade. the Produce Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
WIND, RAIN, AND HAiL-STORms.
crca, Destruction of Property at various


ASHLAND. WIs. July 29. The seyeret
storm ever known here struck this city
Saturday afternoon. n came ln the shape
of towcrin, cluud-hnrJ. The cloud
that seemed 90 burst over tb" city was 90
compauied by terrific wind, when ilcd
fine air with an kinds of loose matter.
Trees were torn up and twisted from thfr
roots. A house wa. carried from its toun-
datinu and wrecked. The superior l.um-
Dor CompauV'~ refuse burner was blown
down. and nearly 100000 feet ~ lumhci W",
blown Oh the dock into the bay. Several
salhoat- ON thc bay capsized, hut 10 loss
AlrvruIs' July pa heavy wind and
min-sform struck this city about $50 yes
t,rH4v AFTERNOON Oud continued tlll late
notr last nirht. 10 damage was done ~
the immediate vicinity Of Memphis. but
tho Western Union wires. with the eXccp-
tfou of two 10 Little Rock, were all down,
amt 10 is supposed that the storm was
much more severe IN the surrounding
country.
TINDIAY. o.. July 29-A tremendous
storm OF wind, hail and rain swept over
+I.s CITY Inst evening blowing down
fences. trees. out-houscs, and uuhh l.hed
buildings. and doing great deal ol
damage of general character. The WIND
WA. terrific and The rainfall tremendous,
while bail as barge as hickorv-nuts fell. IL
was the most destructive storm OF the year
and the damage IS immense.
Cmc,Go. July 29-lhe storm Saturday
rioht was even moro severe than was sup
posed. great ae WAS the uproar of the ele-
menfsaud yisihlea, was the effects or ne UNI
prccedcntcd rainfall and the nigh aud ince-
s.art lightning. and caused "a loss OF proper
tvtHat is difficult to estimate. All Kinds ~
property suffered the goods m cellars ana
ba-'mcut.. the streets, shade trees, side
walks. lawns. Shrubberv. d1ye-WaYS uu-
finished houses and dwellings. There were
fYrt,-four alarms of fire. Many from ilsht-
ming and most from the destruction OF the
insulation of clectric-hght wires. IRE
water. wind. and hail combined caused a
loss probably IN excess of Sl,0OO,O0O.
TOBACCO CHOP RUINED.
NIuwtrXrr WIS. July % 4 special to
fine Er.nng from PUuts-iu-Rock and JET
fcrson counties Says the tobacco crop III
those section. was completely ruined by
hail-storm on Saturday afternoon. me
plants were ready 10 be topped and the
loss is i1epaahlc Other crops were much
futurlI
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baseball Ec.trrday.
IPv telegraph 20 tao Dispitchi


lFir.t Camel
Bal,imores. o ! 0 100 % / ,
5. IONS. 03N- !
Basel ifs-N w0rcs. r: St. LOUIS, e..
Errors -Nsitim0rcs. g; 81. Louis. 2 Bat
terie--F Foreman. Cunningham. and QUINN :
King and Bowie.
second Gamo-soyer Ino.ngA'
Ualtiraores ...............0 o o o o o o. o
s. Iruis.................O % o 90 0 o. o
30 La.o-hifs. Errors Baitinores. 81.
Louis. 2. Battcric-- kIlroy and Tate;
StNctts and Ni!iigan.
Philadelphia: o.
Athl,tics............20 1 ! o 0 % :
Kansas C.tv.......1 0 o 0 o u d
Basc-hits- Athletics. y: Kansas City, H..
Trrors-Aihletics. .: Kansas City, 5. Bat,
tories Seward and Robinson; Conway anu
Hoover.
Washington: - o
Washiuctons ........O 90 20 0 0 0 o. 2
New YorAs...........11 90 3x- .
Basc-hif,- Washingt0ns, ; New Yorks. 7
Errors Washingtons, ?: New orks, o;
Batteries-G. Keofca and Daily; /. Keefeand
Ewing.
Pittsburgh: -
ChicagOs. : . 0 l o X-l3
En-e-hit--P slurghs. II; Chicagos, -.
Errors Pitt-hurehs. 1 Chicagos, !. Bat,
tories Sowdcrs and Miller; Dwyer and
Farrell.
BOst0n-ten innings:
Philadclphias......0 % o O. &
Basc-hits- BoStons, =; Philadelphlas; ~.
Errors Bostons, ; Philadelpma5, 2. Bat
ferries Clarkson aud Benuett Sanders
and Schriyer.
/ g I.r.,.I,rts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

this company Of gathering M bust
ness. making up accounts, and making
collections. A message handed In az Wash
lngton - received. counted, and checked
by the clerk 40 the window; il is then
sent 10 the operating room, where cir
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Its transmission II goes 10 the book keep
er 20 be entered. What SIC have 10 pay
ior The time II these several employees Is
certainly more than one cent, the value
of tcn-word message. and probably
more than two cents, which would lie tho
Price for twenty word message at the
rate named. iu q further examination Of
the practical operation OF transmitting
messages from New York or Washington
20 points ON The Pacific Coast. find they
are not sent through repcaters all the WAY
in one compound circuit. All wcst-louud
business Is reiaycd at Chicago or So. Louis,
SD that "a message is first sent from Wash
mgiou 10 Chicago through one repeating
station requiring three operators. From
Chicago 90 san Francisco II IS transmitted
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termcdiate repeating stations employing
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The Accomack ProliibitiOnlsts.
,e..t,t ,,i.,,,.,,,, % tina Dtsuatrn

AccoNAcK COURTHOUSE. Va, ria TAsLEy,
Va. july 29.-The Accomac Prohibitionists
held slimly-attendcd meeting here to-day
and nominated the following candldates
For Senate, G.. G.. JONES; for House Of
Delegates from AccOmack md Northamp-
ton. George b. Mason; for House of Dee
gates from Accomack, John :. Taylor. Mr..
Jovnes. the nominee for the Senate, IS
principal of tie public school IN OnancoeS.
Mr. Mason is q farmer, and Taylor was
formerly a travelling salesman for iiel,i-
more house. The two first named have
heretofore been Republicans, while Taylor
has been a Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Snicllle or 'Inr,lcr.



BiRMIXGHAM. Ala. July ga special 10
the Aqe- HerGld from Tuscaloosa reports the
mysterious death AZ noon to-day OF Arthur
Fits. suporintcndent of the Tuscaloosa
Cotton-}ills and son Of j. Fits a promi-
uent banker. He was seen last walking
back aud forth on the grounds of the mills
and finally disappeared under an old build
ing. pistol-sh0t Was heard, and an em-
pl0yc found Fits diving on the ground
with nm ugly wound behind the right ear
and pistol with one chamber empty at his
feet. There is nothing 10 determine whe-
Their il il a case of suicide or murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

is quite petite He struck her repeatedly
with his fist and was about 10 brain her
with n chair. when his son and Others in
terfered and had him arrested.
He was brought here before
Justice and was sentenced to fifteen lashes
and five days in jail. This afternoon he
was stripped to the waist and handcuhed
10 an iron grating of his cell. A strap
bound to a stout stick had been prepared.
One of the keepers brought the lash down
with a viii, but there WAS no cry for mercy.
Each blow was accompanied by low
groan. Herbert had been before this same
magistrate charged with the same offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

10Y wv
NFw YORK, July Gable adviceS from
Rio Janciro state that the imperial Govern
ment of RrazIl has appointed commission
90 represent that country lr the lntorna-
tional Congress To be held IN Washington
In October next. The commission sailed
from Rio de Janeiro on the 9th and is ON
board the steamer Alliance. ol Che United
States and Brazil Steamship Company. for
New York. The commission Is also author
lied 10 negotiate for treaty ot commerce
between Brazil and the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

July -. 1871.
To-day's business vas very quiot The mar
ket holds iis own we'll and Is firm From All
quarters there come reports Of rain damage,
but 90 what extent Il Is yes diiicuit 10 determine.
The question viii be an open one for some weeks
90 como. Several sam pies Of sales OF fine yolloT
1889 primings have come % hand with the high
prizes paid iu North Carolina markets. somo
samples show iuo small leaf. but THIS may DO
tho best Of the crop, or Indicate possibly very
fine crop 10 come. We have had such mo
primines In years past. followed both by nne
and bad crops. but these arc surely worth oSn-
ing At ~ and 3Oc per pound now.
Interior markets arc nrmer for Virginia and
North Carolina hrights.
Western mark ets Tor darks and Burleys were
firm throughout in hotter grades win small Of
feung8.
Good oilers everywhere are In gooi demand
while fine leaf. Old and new, stiil remains nrm
with mo.o buyers IN the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
The nennnt saloon-Keepsr..


~
CrVc1NNAr1. July 29,-Ihe cases Of the
ealoon-kcepers who were arrested for yio--
latiug the owen law yesterday We're called
in the Police Court to-day, and bonds We're
oiv,n for their appearance for trial. Most
of Them were not set for any special date.
I'm the case If Warflinger and one or two
others who have been specially defiant IN
their conduct an early trial viii be given.
The saloon-keepcrs' mass-meetng. which
resolved To defy the law yesterday, also
resolved that those who should bc arrested
should meet this morning and march 10
the Police Court with music. That resolu-
tion was not carried out. The men went
to court without procession or music
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

10y T|I"FI NTTI " VT ''T7IT''7"'''I
SARATOGA. July ~. a light rain fell this
morning and the traak was tribe sioW.
First race-six fahones Tom Hood
won. Cora l.. second. Ocean third. Time,
second rncc-eix furlones -Remson won;
Harbor liehts second, Macaulay third.
Time 1.lt's.
Third race-ouc milo-Ballston won;
Minnie Palmer second, Silleckthird. Time,
Fourth race-oue mile and one six
tccnth-The Lion won; George Corbett
second. Noodburn third. Time. l:bl: ,
A heavy rain set in at the end of the
fourth race.
Firth ucc-six mrlongs-Red stone
won: Kitte K. second, May Q. third.
Time LIZ.