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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
FAUoUlER NEWS.
A Tournamcnt-sale Of Borses-Scttlcd al
Last-Pcrsonals.
fcorrospondcnco Of tho Richmonf D,soatch.l
WATERMELON, August p, 1889.

rCorrospondoncn Of tho Richmonf D,s0stch.I
WAREENrON, August p, 1899.
The largest tournament that has taken
place in this country since the war was
given at the Fauouier White Sulphur
Springs on the 20th. Tho charge TO tho
knights was delivered by Major A. Y.
Smith, OF Bethel, and the coronation adj
dress by Captain Davidson, OF South
Cnrolinn. Mr.. Davis OF this county,
succeeded in capturing the largest mum
Der OF riugsa and crowned Miss Davis the
queen Of love and beauty. In the eve
ming there was n large bali in which
many dancers participated. The crowd
assembled was simply immense and pro-
badly numbered over q thousand.
Recently Great Britain. the horse be-
longing 10 MIR. c. W. Smith, was sold to
p Tonnessean for 200. Mr.. James X.
MADDOX also sold his fine fox-hunter for
1850.
A fine spring Of sulphur and iron
water has been discovered in lot be-
longing 10 Mr.. Imam Payne on the
suburbs Of this town.
". 3. G. Shumate, former county
Judge Of Fauquier during the Malone
ascendancy. has been appointed deputy
internal revenue collector for the coun-
tiesof Fauqnier, Rappahannock, Orange,
and Culpcpcr.
There Is q Provc-mectlng going on at
Middlelurg nj the present time, which IS
daily attended by large crowds.
Bishop Randolph will preach here and
hold confirmation on next Sunday.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
gave fair at the Town Hail on Meducs-
day night and will repeat 1t this eve
ning.
The saw-mill belonging 20 Mr.. CrIiten-
den. near Hardwood, was burned last
week. There was 10 insurance.
Mr. Howard and family, of Richmond,
w, arrived here this week to remain
about week.
Mrs. Eppa Uunton, Jr, arrived in
town Wednesday after q stay Of three
weeks at the White Sulphur.
At the Richmond convention n recon
ciliation was effected between Loudoun
and fauqucr and the differences which
have kept them at loggerheads for the
past few years smoothed over.
Mr. Imam Payne hos recently COM
pleted bis large house on Culpep r street
and expects to move in very shortly.
Major Il. II. Scott and family have
gone 10 Lou1oun county TO spend a few
weeks.
Miss Doyle, Of Norfolk, is staying with
Miss America Payne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

Bos, Belly 7Ishoue', Irunhs-A Ho
Drowned.

Bos, Belly 7lshoue's Irmhs-A Boy
Drowned.
Especial telegram a. mo Disoe;rnl
PErrnsarHo. August 23. The west
bound expires, ON the Norfolk and West
crn railroad was behind time this eve
ming. and this, together with a drilling
rain, served To dampen the ardor OF the
faithful who had assembled 10 pay trl-
tute 10 General MohOue on his arrival
home. When the train did pull into the
station q feeble hurrah was rmsed, which
soon died away into silence when 1t was
nsrertaned that the General was not on
bolrd although his trunks had been sent
Oh luaiyancc. EX.C Congressman Hooper,
of FamyiIlc, was ono of the passengers,
and when the Uisp0fch reporter con-
Graduated him upon his recovery from a
DANGEROUS illness, Mr.. liOopcrassumcda
nonchulaut air, and SAID that hc hnd
been greatly revived by attending the
Norfolk Convention. Neither, he how
ever nor dozen other delegates among
the hunrr or more on the tram would
10 more than venture a vague predlc-
ton that tho General ~ would he
elected. Tho delegate, seemed to be
utterly worn out and except for frequent
cries for the DiSDufch Of to-day they
appeared 10 be utterly incapable Of any
further intellectual or vocal effort They
cfectua'ly succeeded in Disgusting all
enthusiasm.
George Parker, aged about twelve
years. son of Mr.. George Parker, who is
employed as driver on the street rail
wav. was drowned in the AppomattoX
river this evening about 3 o'clock just
opposite Atkinson woodward, In Bland
ford. Deceased was in a small row-hoat
with his father, and lost his balance,
falling overheard into the river HIS
body WAS recovered in about ten
minutes after he sank and every effort
was made to resuscitate him, but without
eurptsg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
EiddIcberger on Malone.

TSpccIHl tcIVITAlI y Nv D'7V''VII'I
WOODSTOCK, VA, August 23.-t X
Senator Riddlebercer in his paper (the
IICrann of to-day says: There never
was a time since 1877 that We would
Ceve supported William Malone for
Governor We had doubts then but
solved those doubts IN his favor on &C
cornt of the Martin letter We will
not support him now. Our reasons Will
he iorthcoming. We wanted him nomi.
mated 10 be eliminated The people OF
VIRGINIA Will not have cause to regret
fms nomination. He and meddlesome
Matte QUAY will have their frst rebuke
this tall. Garry the news to haiton'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
ACCIDENT TO A CIRCUS TRAM.
4 Broken Iian-Emg Horses and Camcls
Killed.
lBy .eleeraph y ~ DI.narh. J

fBy telegraph 20 mo D.7tafhl
W,rPrrowy, \. Y, August 23.-The
second train of tho Bauum Is Bailey
show WAS wrecked late last night about
~ miles esst Of poisdam, while IN
route on the Rome, Water;own and Og-
dcnshurg railroad from Gouyeucur to
Montreal. A broken axle was the cause.
Twcnty-four ing horses, including one
four-charot team and two camels, were
killed. xix cars were dcriled, and two
telcscoped So that everything III them
WAS crushed. There we're three trains
conveying the show. The first train,
which carried the tents and their hc-
longinps. passed into Canada safely, but
the second train. conveying all tie AM
mails. met with tie awful disaster. The
scene Is one Of confusion. AT either
side Of the track arc distributed the
bodies Of the dead horses, with here and
there poor beast which had received
injuries that render il useless tctherod to
the fences. 1T the side Of tie highway
are one camel, sacred COWS, steers, and
various otheranimaisw which were rescued
nom the dcnilcd cars The cars are
crushed and twisted into all sorts Of
shapes, and piled mp on the track IN "a
seemingly hopeless enlargement. Inc
elephants, which were IN the first car
that was deralled, were not hurt, and
have beep taken from the car AMI are
ewaving thcir bodies angrIly, a. II dis
pleased at their unusually long couine-
ment. Bmuum's partner, >. /. Bailey
o.. % ,1,n .o.ra " 90 c4vs n - Il flfeVlt 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
KaNAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY.
The Courts Action Concerning the Re
ownership On-Late Arrivals.
Correspondence % the iuchm0nd Ds'patchl
WuIrr SULrHUE SPRINGS. W. w., I

ccfNCT~hip -~cut Nn-iHte Arrivals.
Correspondence % the Richmond Dsipatchl
Wurr SUmuUE SPRINGS W. Vs., I
August 23. 1850.
The Court today declined to take any
action az this time looking either to the
apnointmont of a new receiver for the
kauawha and Ohio railway or To- the con
frma,ion Of the appointment Of the re-
ceivcr heretofore appointed by the
United States Circuit Colrt for the
Southern district OF Ohio, but took time
D. consider the motion for the appoint
mcnt OF a receiver
The negro waiter arrested yesterday
with ms trunk of stolen silycrware and
clothing was tried before a magistrate
here to-day, found guilty, and commit
ted to jail in LewishurS TO await the
action of the grand jury.
among the prominent arrivals here are
senator John ". Daniel and wife, JUS
tlce Iar,nn of the Supreme Court, Sena-
Tor John B.. Kenna, Dr. \. e. Dickinson
of Richmond, T.. 1. Gresham OF WASH
inoton. Judge j. J. Jackson OF the Uni
ted states District Court Of West Nir-
ciuiq. Ex-Governor Jackson Of West
Virginia, Decatur AXtcll, and Colonel y.
S. buiorl Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

have analysed the wbiskey knoSu
under the brand Of "B Select, con-
trolled by Julien Binf0rd, Richmond,
Va. and find 1t free from fGsll oil and
other impurities, and recommend It's use
for medicinal and family purposeA
J. B. NcCAw. NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry, Medical
College Of Virginia.
January 10, 1872
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
,mod sb,gs, sbot and killed n negro

named shaffer shot and killed negro
woman named Holmes The shooting
was accidental, but excited negroes
threaten violence. The boy was logged
in Jail and the jail is guarded by fifteen
or twenty white men. Application has
been made to the Governor for troops to
preserve the peace. General Huguenin
has ordered the German Fusilicrs under
arms and will proceed 10 Mount Pleasant
by the first boat. Negroes threaten to
storm the Jail and take out Shailer and
lynch him. 1t is probable, however,
that TIE affair will pass of without
serious trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
DEATHS.

JoHSsON.-Dlod, at ais residence, 50 north
Nineteenth strcet August 81, ). II. JOhSsoS
scyeU ~ three years % age
dist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON ~ foclock.
august 18th. Friends Of tho family iDded ~
attend.
KSOY.-Dioi, suddenly. az the valenune
House. August ~. in ths sosegty-ihird yeas on
his age, Dr. joins KNOX.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
OWESS.-pied, az Bowling Crccn. Va, %
tho f9i August az the residence on h9t ttahl-
fafhsr rev o. Hy-OD. MOLLiE kLL1SON.
dgaghtor q J. ~ ana lydia < owens, aged
ak weeks and four daya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

TNU0sFnI IHII NTNIIT w
NoRroLK, Va, August -. assistant
Kccnor John Kemp, of the Cape Henry
light. house. was thrown by runaway
horse on tho beach this afternoon ana
three of his ribs were broken, ana lie
was otherwise injured.
The steamer Philix has arrived IRON
Annapolis with the cadet mi"SniPniei
TOR the Constellation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Angus; @l-Thor5 was o cessation
IN To excitement in tto stock market f--iRy
nul trading was again duli and fluctuations
4~-9ii and generally insiguilcant. though no
70 re- a. dealings was feversh ard unsettled
10 .eUgh0ut the day The action Of Judge Cooley
became known ibis morning and was accepted
Us na explanation 81 the heavy sale- ~ Yosier-
dag. Toe money question hn1 little " any
IS eight today. fuOv.h rates ON call were htll
from 60 % per cont. throuFlouf. There wa,
however no strncelcy. ihe opcnins was "a
slightly lower 0Furrs than Last evening a. rule.
In the first hour 'he downward tendency was
which scored dr p of ~. Tao market then
became duil. r"1iaiuiuC ierorish aud unsettled,
VITA a general upward tendency until
a. afternoon. whom The uews az ire meet.
ing of the cut ny tho chicago - Paul
AMI kansls cry r0al Was Tho o'ca-ion ct hn-
Other attack upon Grnngorr. Tho V'at ot the list
sympathilcd co limited extent ~ faul
and Missouri pa a. were tie chiof suite rer4
until IA kaWnrnA ulpie a sIdicn drop
OF Is CD d. The anuouuccuont that Jui~o
Cooley WIS M conference with OBJ" O'lriHiso i tAH
Chicago. #. Paul and Aansas Clty road. Chicago.
Burlington and Northern then followed. arrest
Ing the decline. and prices gravi aiei upward
agsin. lrHling al this point Wig marked ~
sudden rtse 81 90 cent. I'm Pullman CD IN. No
further i'1turl was developed. and tlo marknA
changes tor fh' day. SalcsOf stocks aggregated
l'u.fN sharcs
ErsDinC. exchange active end weak m fSia
49, Money ra-s 40 baS. Sub~ireSsury oal-
aucns-G0'd. sl5L,2iQW, currency. y .fN.Do.
Governmental ii ana -t"-dy for As ipcr ceut%
IL *. iut ;4a coupons, H.. state bonds
JUN uul feat lrnip-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
nAL rlMORr sTncK Market

BALTIMORE. August yi-yrgln!a conso's, %
Hi. do lAi0-. 800 Bio: 10. 3s, o, nd, i-
asked, Baltimore aul ONO stock. ~ bld. \,
asg,.i. Northern Csut-al stock. 93H asked Cin-
cinnau. Washington end Baltimore isis, ~ hi,
gYl asked 40. .ls tU bii. 4 4skei; 10 3dA
20 asked: cousolilatod gas bonds. ~ bJ, M
skcd; 10. storg, o. hid, iiA asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

RICHMOND. Angus, %, iss1.
CFFERISG5.
WHEAT 57 bushels.
CORS. go h.-.4ol-.
OAr--2 800 bushels.
NRAI-l. f1l fl-nei-.
OkCuARu-GKtss sEED.--i0j bushels.
SAILS gsPDargD - sgrggrAg,.
WHEAT White. ~ bushels common ~ &C. lang
berry. i7O bushels fAir o. N3c 10 bushels CONS
mon az 15r Mixed. i.9O bushels Primo az 5lc ,
900 hu.lal. very rood % glc 40 bushels good
~ sc: 100 bus bets fair no r.: ~ bushels fair
~ SIC ~ bushels cor mon ~ ilc; ~ hl-hcH
common at Gs'. ShortDerry, ~ bushels good al
49,; 5l bushels good et 81. W bushels iar hi
4fe 66 bushels fair AZ ~. y bushels fair az
20. 80 bushels common az 40. - bushels COM
mon e. &c. 4-O bushels common NJ flc.s -
bushels common no OK: - bushels common NJ
65..: - lusho.- common at &C. Total sales "
wheat. I.re bushels.
OArs.-Wiuler. ~ bushels very good On private
terms.
AZ goa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
THE BIG FLAT CREEK ACCIDENT.
Further Particulars of the Railroad
VVrcck-Morc Deaths Probable.
fr,. ,.i...-o,.a f, ga, Df-utf.h1


yVrcck-NIorc Deaths Probable.
uly Telegraph % th1 Di-pa,ah.l
KNOXVILLE, TryN., August "a
coroncr's inquest to-day returned yer
diet completely generating tie huoN-
vile. Cumberland Gap and Louisville
road from all responsibility for yester-
DAVIS accident nj Big Flat creek, Tho
cause OF the accident remains unknown,
rs experts are totally unable t. explain
II. The roaGbed was examined and
found TO he in perfect condition. Tie
wheels were tested before the IRAN
started and the cars were Just ouf of the
sbop. 4 small stone found between the
pank crossing and the rail NAV have
lifted the flangc irom the track, but th5
is considered improbable. Knoxville has
q fever Of unrest to-day, and business,
except at the newspaper offices, Is prac-
tcally suspended. Large crowds are on
the streets quietly bat earnestly discuss
ing the accident. There Is scarcely a
man Injured that was not prominent
and uopular citizen. All public associa-
hons met to-day 10 take action md lit
IlnHlN tOL-liUt4LOAAA' AitN nt*'t NN.'-+ +N|-+s
There have been 10 additional deaths,
but Chairman of Public-Works Young is
now dying, and Alderman Barry can
not live. County-Judgc Maloney con
,ition has taken turn for the worse
and MS friends arc very anxious
The following l. complete list OF the
wounded and the extent OF their IN
iuries: Alexander A. Arthur. slight in
iernal injuries and bruised, bat not con-
sidered dangerous; Isham Young, chair
man of the Board Of Public Works, in
ternal injuries, will die; John I.
Hcarn, editor of the Sentinel. very
painfully, but not seriously IL
iured internally; Edward Barker
compound fracture OF the right leg
and hurt in the groins, amputation
necessary A. J. Albers, simple fracture
of tho hip-bone, two ribs broken, and
right arm fractured; W. ". Woodruff,
simple fracture OF left leg and left arm !;
Rev, II. ], Cooke. dean Of the theology
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

ii.r f"l"t 'i4i TO li9 hl-l-t'n.l
NEW YoRK. august 23.-First race
one milo and a funong -Seymour won !;
Burnside second, rupert third. Time,
1859.
Second race-scyen furlongs-Lela
Nav won; Climax second, Bradford
THIRD. Time, l:27l.
Third receive furlongs-Yillage
Maid won; Fordham second, Tom Hood
third Time, l:Jl.
Fourth race-one mile and three fur
longs -Iarristcr won Niagara second,
Iarchmout third. Time, 2:27.
Fifth race three quarters Of a mile
Miss Eel won; Centaur second, King
William third. Time, l:l4.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Jennie
Mcfarland won; Vivid second, Fannie
third. Time, 1921.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
Annther Rccord Brolsen.

To
CHICAGO, August The three-year-
old stallion, bxtell, trotted to beat his
own record of 2.l4f late this evening,
and covered the mile in PA, beating all
records for three and four year-olds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
FLEMING WILL BE GOVERNOR.
No fraud shown in She West Virginia
Contest.
ms ,eio-rarh % tle DllDaich.l


ny telegraph TO tho Dispaichl
WHEELING. ". VA, August 23.-Thc
lecislatiyccammiltce0f the gubernatOrlal
cont t ba5 commenced 10 read the ic-
uo1iions from Mercer and Mcdowell
counties. These are the two counties
That tie Democratic contestant alleges
were colouized by RcpuOilcans. The
plea is on the general ground that the
miners employed there are negroes that
they were hot citizens Of the state, and
that they voted the Republican ticket :;
that they undoubtedly voted the Rcpub-
liaa1 ticket. because being negroes It
was rilhf for them 10 do SO. Ii IS now
evident that the committee will report IN
favor of fleming, the Democratic con
testant. enough GOil votes having already
been thrown out TO settle that point. No
frauds ON either side have been found.
all the votes thrown ont bang upon
toclncaii;ics. They are votes Of men
who thought they had the right to vote
aud whose votes were received by the
Judges Of Gle ton. In many instances
thrv were thc votes OF men who have
been life long residents Of the State, but
through misunderstanding Of the new
law failed 10 vote m the proper precinct
in the county in which they reside.
Among those Il r0Wu ont was that Of OK
Collector Of internal Revenue Dnvall
and many others of equal prominence.
In 10 case has intentional fraud been
shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
Snle nfapistlIIerY.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

ToBoSro, ONT., August 23.-It IS au-
thoatively stated that Goodcrham x
Werts have sold their distillery IN this
city to an English syndicate for t,oOO.-
600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

Ale and Beef Pepfonirrd.
For consumptiycs this Ale increases
the appetite aud promotes sleep. Ask
your druggis, for It,
st wholesale and retail by
JULIEN BDFoRD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
Lowest Racing Record.

EVANSTON, wy. August 23.-Faust,
the wonderful threeyear-old pride OF
Evanston, won the stakes in the three
year-old race at Butte, Mont, yesterday.
beating the full brother OF Pat Ronin in
two straight heats. Time, 2:lG. This is
the lowest three year-old record ever
made in race,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
Iior,ford's Acid Phosphate

MAKEs OELICIUV9 f4I77l"
A teaspooniul added to glass OF no. NOT
80 cold water and sweetened to the 'asto
viii " be found refreshing and InyiSo-
rating,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
baseball Yesterday.

Chicago:
Chicagoe.......10O0 O1 90 o. .
Iiuslur-Ls 5000 % o % D / l
Basc-l.t, Chicacos, .; Pittsburghs,
Is. Errors Chicasos. , Piitsburghs,
3. Batterics Hutchinson AMI Farrell /;
Stalcy and Fields.
Boston Oten iuuings)
Bostous... - > 0 0 0 II
Washingtous % D 0 90 d d o o IS
Rase-hts -Bcstons, l3 !; Washingtons,
g. Bosions, ! Washing,ons,
]. batteries Daily and Camel; Person,
kccfc, and Mack.
Cincinnati
C!ncinnatis.. ..GO02 OO2 o. 4
Ireoklyns. 20 22O1 3 . x-l0
Paso-hits- Cincinnaiis. l3 Brook
lvns. l3. Errors -Ciucinnatis, 3 Brook
lvus. /. Batteries Mullane, Niau, and
Baldwin Terry and Clark.
Kansas City:
Kansas City .11O1101 K T
Athlctics......3 O0O 90 | / ! 6
Elsc-hirs- Kansas City, s; Athletics,
@. Errors Kansas City, >; Athletics,
o.. batteries t'lM"g INV AAN'f'A >
McNahon and Robinson.
Ini.anarolis. ..OO4O2OOO1- 7
Clcyola1ds 30 o 90 , o I . 6
Basc-hi,s- indianapolis, 10; Cleye-
lands. I'D. Euors-lndianapolis, 3 ;CIeye-
lands 3. Batteries -Russie and Som
mcrs Gmbcr, thinner and Snyder.
New York:
lFirst Camel
New Yorks 20 - 0 0 0 0 ! l. 7
PmIa1oiphias..0 , o o o o. 3
Baso-hits New Iorks. TO- Philadel-
phias, G. Erors-New Yorks, ); Phila-
delphias .. Batterics-Welch and Ew-
inQ: Gleason and Clements.
Second Gamc.l
New Yorls....0 o o q O 0 o. .
Thlalelphias.. 1 3 0 % ! o XII
Base-Lits New Works, 6; Philadel-
phios. TO- Errors New lorks, Phila-
d,lphias .. Batteries Crane and
Brown: Bunuton and (lemcats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

SARATOGA, August 23.-first race
five and a half furlones Experience
won Fellowship second, Lemoine third.
Time. 1910.
Seconlrace-onc mile-EigbttO Seven
won; Cheney second, BOccaccio third.
Time. l:l5s.
Third race-six furlongs-St Luke
won: Everett second, dead heat for
third between Happiness and Fiddle
head. lime, l:lii.
Fourth receive ana a half furi
lorqs-Gyda won Sunshine second,
Ventc third. Time, 1907.
Fifth race-one and one sixteenth
miIes-Sam ID. won; Maid Of Orleans
second, Fonsio third. Time, l:i9l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
e.. r.r.t Jury O. Twelve Composed OF
,,..rapcr REORGANIZATION tho
condemned See Thci: Pate.


=
.,aa,r shcr.ns. al, IN black clothes and
1earrg sIt hsts Each oHir,l voro
l,, l.lec Of Office and carried f;aI
Il,, .nrcl,I through the corridor INTO
tac court yard Ten of them went a.
tac IronarI street side and the others
took tLeir places at tAc Franklin strcct
wall
80 $500 clock thc FIRST jury of twelve
uoa a. uDuspap. representatives., were
p.,cu tae H.ua. SD cutter the prison yard
nrl ESQ minutes inter the second $40 ~
jurors Glcd ont and marched ~ tlcir
slree Simultaneous with tine march
-ugolt az tie second mry pa.keulam
a.i nolan were taken into % c.I in the
ru prison.
N $50. O'Clock 'C4ro.n ana Lewis
r removed to the boys lail, ou thu"
r,stre.t side. Jh' INST rites o,
t... .urh wore tlcu sdmW tered. The
ceremonies occupying eight ulnlie~.
a. .,l two OF tlc condemned men.
I.ctcuham uud Nolan. emerged from
<ul. accompanied hy priest Father
Irul.rsasl supported iaokcllam and
Father DeHnas walked alongsiic oi NO
lau Tine procession vas brought Up
with Father \aufcnss'Ioar. HE arms
OF tlc condemned mcn we're pimonci
..l over tie boulder of each hung
h.tcl cap, with risl long rcamlngrlhoon
fappa boa the wind.
rarLenlmm face was Of CHASTITY pail
l.r. lsf i.s stop wa firm and Dee looked
w.anchasiy into thc faces around hun.
No,m hardly appeared to realize Dos
t'Hl.I'.. 4l'l' WIS To illl -b'il"ii i'fh
GA DOB. couni'u1Acc' ana Dr. cast ms eyes
zap at tine cross beam from winch two
pope, "ausigd "ltb something ahin -
curiosity
laeIope around his noes with the
taotpe..eiae ae"us, ms ieit ear. Sc, med
d. '.''. i'Ii'' I'I ". ms i',".i u.
'+ .'' once COR '".'' In MS PIE. wan .., 10
death. From inD PRISON door 70 the place
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Accidentally Killed--Excited Negroes.
fBv telegraph 70 the Dispaich-l

CHARLESTON, s. c.. August 23.-At
Mount Pleasant, Berkeley county, this
morning white lad seventeen years old
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Nrw YoEK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
nv ,s,.g-ars 10 tho Dlsp,tes.,

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton.
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations.
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COTTON KEPoaE

We quote. rias s25)ASlT5 sppsrius. t2.75a
So; extra. sL5leSl75 family, a!ASi-Sg pA.sa'
family country. SL75fSa2o
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
gOgr Os RIcnMoNn Arausr 3. 81.

PORT Os RICHMOND August - 1874
ARgIyER
Steamship Wyanoke. Boar, New York. NOR
chandis0 anf passengers; George W. Alien
q Co.. agents.
csandiso end passengers; J. W. NeCagrics.
agent
sAILkn
steamehip wyancke. hoa4 New foss. mes-
ch.L1ise. &c
steaaer Ariea Dcy@ Norfolk. nsNaaaiiss
sad ltssengera
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Ec-unioion OF the Presidents Regiment.
fpv Telegraph % the Dlspatrhl

INDIANAPOLIS, August 23.-The Seven
tieth Indiana regiment had its regular
annual reunion at Tomhnson Hall to-
day. This regiment belonged to the
First brigade, and to-day's meeting has
really expanded into reunion Of the
entire brigade. inasmuch IS the latter
had been invited to participate at this
mornings ceremonies. President Har-
rison presided mt this mornings session.