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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
PRESIDENT HARRISON.
a Change In His Pinu for His visit We

by telegraph 70 tho Dispatch-l
DEER PAgK. Mp, August i9-President
Harrison las somewhat changed the plan
OF hls trip West intending so stop ~ On
ounatI before instead OF after his VISIT 20
indianapolis. 4 subcommittee OF the
Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce waited
upon the President this noon. and he
promised ~ attend q reception 20 be gwen
wednesday 40 1890 L. NJ. IN the new
Chamber ~ Commerce building, ana 70
pay short call az the Builders Exchange.
President Harrison will be- At the Gibson
House m the morning and receive callers
from 30 II O'Clock. The President VIII
leave here Tufsday night and arrive IN
Cincinnati ut O'Clock Wednesday morn
inc. and take special train abOut 4. III.
on the Bio -Four to Indianapolis. Ac-
eonpnnving the President viii be- Sccrcta-
~ Rusk United States-marshnl OF the
District Of Colum bia k0nsdcil, and frivate-
Secretary Half0rd. Tho committee which
waited on The President consisted % Iheo-
dOre Cook. Joseph y. Brown, z. i. Perlne,
iI.R Keck. r. II. Cox, aud J. N. BalT:
Thov ere highly elated OF tho success Of
their mission
The President snent the morning con;
nlc~'uc tlc post-oflicc appointments and
examining the papers IN The case Of lin
den =. Clarke. sentenced to five years IN
the Virginia pcniientiary for making ialSe
ontrles ON the books Of the First National
I5aDk ol Richmond. Ia view Of several ex-
tcnuaiing circumstances the President de
cided 10 commute the sentence 10 three
years confinement
A subcommittee from the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce called with . warm
invitation 10 the President 10 visit the
Queen City.
The President accepted the invitation,
and VIII leave here at o'clock tomorrow
nglt. arriving IN Cincinnati at IA the
morning and leaving et 4 O'Clock. Re viii
hold "a reception in tho Exchange, and eX-
pressed o desire that the doors # the FIX
change be open 10 all citizens. This will
be done
several invitations 10 visit various Gin
ciunati entertainments were declined Tor
for lack OF timc.
IN tlcaft1noou the President Attorney
General Hillcr, and Private Secretary Hal
ford drove over 20 Oakland IN tc3-Cart,
md in tho evening thc President and Mrs.
Hlrrison took tea az the house OF ex-Sen-
atOr Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia: ,oo .,
WashinrtOrs.......10 0 0 0 0 o.
Rase-bits- Philadelphia. &c Washing
tons. 3 Errors Philadclphias, 8; Wash
ingtons. 8. Battcries-Casey and SchrlYer;
TersOn and DAILY.
Boston eight innings-called on account
Of darkness; -
BOstons. ......'...'..'.'U !
New Orks. ............ " " y "
observation-disclosures, 3 ; New loTkS, ..
Frrors- Bostnns, 3: New Yorks. 5. Bat
teries-Clarkson and Bennett; Crane and
Ewing.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. l 900 1 0 0 /
Columbus. ...........0 0 020002 AK
Rase-hits-Cl ncinnatis, 10; Columbus,
&. -Cincinnatis, 2; Columbus, z;
Battcries-Smith and Kenan; Gasright and
O'C0nnOr.
Louisville:
Brooklvns............20 COS 3 0 / K 9
Touisvilles. 0 o l 0 o.
Base-hits- Brooklyns. Is Louisvlllcs, II.
Errors Brooklyns. 10: LOuisvilles, 3, Bat
teries-Lovett, Caruthers, and Reynolds;
Ehret and Smith.
Indianapolis:
indianapolis. U y
Chicagos .............1 ( 0 0 x-i0
ts-Indianapols, 10 Chicagos, ID.
Errors Indianapolis, 3 Chicagos, /. Bat
teries-Boyle aud Buckley; Gumhert and
Darling.
Cleveland
leyelands...........oO 100000 2-9
acknowledgements 020 0 OK
Baso-hits-Cl evclands g. Pittsburghs, ..
Errors leveands, / Pittsburshs. |. Bat
teries -Bakely and thinner; Morris and
Carroll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

would remove tho girls from home in:
fnonce II has been decided 10 buv land
within the city and establish the Industrial
Institute with full corps OF teachers.
Accommodations will be provided for a
thousand girls in the daytime and q thou
sand boys az night. The institute will be
Tree of any and all cost 10 the students,
and will probably be modelled after the
Cooper Institute, New York. Mr.. Drexell
e1pects the buildings anl endowment to
cost million and half dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

10y w q HIII 10 ttIV III ~ NJ
ST.. I.orrs. August ia dispatch from
the civ Of Mexico SAYS: Hon. John g.
Carlisle and wife, accompanied by United
Ststos Minister Ryan, left here for Guado-
laiara Saturday night, where they will be
given q reception by Governor Cosona, of
The State OF ,alsco. Saturday afternoon
Secretary of Interior Romero Rubio gave
u dinner ut 1acubaya, at which MIR, and
Mrs. Carlisle, Minister Ryan, and President
and Mrs. Diaz were present.
The entertainment Is said 10 have been
the finest ever given in Mexico, Mrs. Car
Isle was visited by Mrs. Dlaz during her
etov in the city and BY many ladies of the
American colony. Mr.. Carlisle has received
more attention from Mexican officials since
he has been here than any American since
General Grants Vislt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

Ry telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l

1,,-rsnr-roE. August 19.-The strike at
49, c,yr,o Furnace mas been settled. The
1onntv sheriAs have been withdrawn aud
sDrnace No. 1 Is now in operation with a
mi quota OF men. Furnace No. Will be Pc
~ ~ hios. bv Friday or Saturday of this
,@oek. Tho men 90 back az the old rate OF
49,, 49,. but they have hopes OF getting
matters arranged more 10 their satisfHetion
in a short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
TOBACCO.
An Important Meeting at Petersburg
Especial toIagram 70 me Dispatch-l

PrrxRspuEG, Va, August IA large and
enthusiastic meeting Of our citizens was
held at the Chamber Of Commerce tonight,
in response 70 call issued by the tobacco
sellers of the city. Mayor Collier presided.
MIR. y. Nj. williamson stated the object Of
the meeting was for the purpose of trying
10 induce the farmers of the counties ada
cent TO Petersburg TO cure their tobacco
by hues and free from smoke. He said the
market had become bright-tooacco one,
and that smoked tobacco was not amy
longer wanted by the buyers OF our city.
Several other prominent tobacco brokers
made speeches or the same subject, and all
of them heartily agreed with MIR. William
son.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. I. Dalton tho follow
Resoiued. That committee OF fye be APP
pointed Nv the Chair to formulate plan
Tor holding tobacco-fair IN this city some
time during the fall. aud oler premiums TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Fatally Shot by His Own Trap.

~
WuKEsBARRR. PA, August 19.-Frank
Sorenson was fatally injured at Eanticoke,
seven miles from this city. this morning by
a trap which he had arranged to kill
thieves. Some one had been stealing
pigeons from the barn. Being unable to
detect the thieves. he loaded revolver on
Saturday. suspended it from beam with
the muzzle towards the door and attached
a limo so that the opening OF the door
would causo the revolver to explode. He
was himself the first 10 try the trap and q
bullet entered his body Just below the
heart. SorensOn was thirty wears old and
married He is still alive, but with no pos
sible chance for recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TO Adopt a Pension System for Its En-
a. talorrnpn . lhe piapstch.

PM .DEIrHIA, August 19.-The Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad Company is about 10 adopt
IA policy toward its employees mOreimpor-
tant than any in its history. Arrange
mcnts are being made to establish pen
sion system, The first Of its kind III the
United States. The pension plan will be
introduced in connection with the cOmpa-
uv's relief association. At tho end Of the
associat:on's last fiscal year. the third Of
its history, it was found that there was a
surplus in the treasury a, fter the payment
of all the benefits, OF @l70,7S9 The. exist
cuce of this balance suggested the
introduction Of pension 10 the super
animated members Of be relief association
There are certain complications to be adj
iustcd before the pension system can be
put IN force. Those employees who have
puf their money in the association did so
with the understanding that the fund was
~ be drawn from only TO pay death, acct
dent. and sick benefits If the new plan,
Involving the payment of pensions as well,
shall be adopted the consent OF the men,
bcrs of theGss0ciation viii hrss have to be
Obtained. but 10 difficulty from this source
Is anticiuated. President Roberts has
takena hearty interest IN the plans, and
has offered 10 recommend To tho compa-
MOS associated I'm the fund n contribution
of $4,000 to help establish the pension
sV.teIQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
To DrscoURAGr TIE PROJECT.

MADRID. August Io.-The Government
has sent a circular note 10 the Governors
of the provinces throughout Spain IN
structiug them not 10 take part IN the
movement to induce the Pope 10 reside III
Spain. and TO do everything possible TO
discnnrnon the project.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 10, lisa
OFFERINGS.

WHgkT.-i.J18 busheiA
CoaN.-i.S}0 bushels.
OAIS.--3oO bushels.
sALEs RgPOzrgo TO ss-nsFtrv.
WusAT.--Whlte. Is bushels for seed az &c. %
busheis common as sc. 20 bushels common a.
7jc. Lougbcrry. Sos bushels prime on private
terms: 600 bushels fair Of ste. ; - bushels com
mon az soc. 70 bushels common az 75c. Mixed.
Go bnshols prino on private terms; 100 bushels
very good as Sc. rs bushels good az Sc. i21
buhasIs common ass7 Shortberry. ~ bushels
vorv good al Sc. i04 bushels good ~ Soc. ~
bnahsis Good NJ Sc: So bushels fair 8t - 80
bnshels fair AZ SIC : 600 busheis fair n Slc. IS
bushels common at 75c 90 bushels common az
sOc "a bushels common al &c Total sales OF
wheat 4 s8S bgsnela
o,Ts--W later, % bushels good on private
forms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

THy IoIUbIuIu % EAV DE7HNVClsT
JoHEsrowS, Pa. August l9.-It n now
stated upon good authority that about oil
the money has besn spent that had been
guaranteed TO Governor Beaver for the
prosecution of the State work here. Such
being the case il h said TINT in few days
the State force will be withdrawn aud
Johnstown viii thon DO left to sbift for
itself. The people are.yery much alarmed
about the matter, ~ it Is evident that if
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
the planters whose tobacco brings the best

the planters whose tobacco brings the best
prices. =. VIZ,
The Chair appointed Messrs. z. NJ. vii
Hanson. W. L. thinner, J. I. Dalton, A.
Rosenstook, and j. L. Rockwell az the
committee.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Monday night, when they Will make a
report.
The meeting tonight also endorsed the
circular which was issued by the Tobacco
Exchange week ago, which laid before
the planter the benefit be would receive II
he would only cure his tobacco by dues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
sale OF IA Coal and Iron Company
rRv telarraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

MONTGOMERY. August l9.-The Brierfeld
Coel and Iron Company was sold to-day
npder an order of the United states Cir
emit Cont for S60.0J0 Thomas +. krutz
and Thomas +. Peters, trustees, were the
purchasers for the bondhoiders. Inc pant
I. s;treted IN Bibb county and consists OF
f - neilery, ard thirty-two thousand
ares nj coal and iron land. Several
creditors cave notice of an appeal from
The decree the Of Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Ouiet at Richmond.

IBy telegraph 70 NC Di5Dl1cD'I
RICHMOND, Texas, August I9.-Every-
thing is quiet. Governor Ross and the
Houston Light Guards are still here. a
Inass-meeting was held to-day and the stu
alton was discussed. Several men have
been named for the Office Of sheriff, but
nobody wants the Office, although it is
worth $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

The popular Crasus of Spain has Just
died IN the person Of tho Marquis de ur-
QUITO. His executors have paid into the
Spanish Treasury succession duties
amounting to E96. 900 on his fortune, which
exceeded Ave millions sterling. This was
gained in fifty years. The owner had be-
gun life as Basque village lad, and died q
senator. grandee, and ex-mayor of Madrid.
He left fis0, 600 in requests 20 charities in
his native province, many OF which he
founded himself, and f2o, 900 for massestor
himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Cotton-worms in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. August l9.--Great
excitement exists among the cotton farm
ers of five or more counties in this State
over the appearance within the last few
DAYS of cotton-worms. They have APP
peared in the bottom lands Of Pulaski.
Jefferson, Clark, and two other counties rs
far as heard from. Paris green is being
fraolv rsad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

fNy toIegrupb 70 NO N''F''-'sI =.
PHILADELPHIA, August l9--The i'a';e
iol,er tO.mOnow VIII say that a. -.
Drexell hes decided 20 greatly monty ms
scheme for the establishment OF the
Droxoll Industrial Institute. II was origi..
nally intended 10 locate the. school ~
Wayne and provide eccosnm9dst tor
two hundred girl boardcrs AID about four
hundred day fcuale scholars. as tins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
To Take TO tho boards.

p,,-rsr,-aau. AUGUST ie.-John l.. Sullii-
,o,, erd marty passed through Pittsburgh
o@ he limited this morning On route Last.
Snll,vsn was sleeping end Mathew Clune
Would 81 not allow him 70 be disturbed D.
Clune said IL was true they were gong 70
Soym a combination. and that kilraln VIII
,.rohnhlv be in the COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Buried Under n Wall.

CLEVELAND, August ia special from
Fort Wayne. Ind, says that to-day while
workmen were clearing away the ruins Of
the brewery recently burned wall fell,
burying five persons. Charles Bull, Mar
tin Thomas, and Lawrence Overly were
fatally injured and John Gleason and
Henry Shcmt were badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tsnDcrature............-......'.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MsskEr.

RIcmSoND. August ia-Receip8; iis head OF
cattle. ia sheop and lambs. 81 hoCA
SAILS: 2i2 heal Of cata@ i7S sheep and
lambs. % hogs
Prices.
CAttle-Beet s<a4c gross-medlum 70 good,
Salnc gross; common 10 tRir, sssac. gross.
sheep-Safc. gross
Iambs-4aJc- cross
Hcgs-6atAc net
Bulls--2a2 a c. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

A naval apprentice on the United states
steamer Alliance named Allison. while
ba,hing in the river at tho pAvy-yard on
SATURDAY night made dive and was car
rcd IN the current under float near the
Simpson dry-d0ck and drowned. Acster-
dav n diver was employed by the crew 1T .
cost Of 500 and the body was recovered
and buried today with military honors az
the Nayal-Ifospital cemetery.
A Portsmouth negro named Brut0n How
arl. who quarrcllcd about woman With a
colored eXcarsiOniSt from PotOcatsl, n. G.,
ON the Roanoke and Tar-River road. about
three weeks ago. anC shot and killed MIN
ON the outooinc train lust outside Of Ports
mouth. was arrested and committed 70 the
county jail on Saturday night.
Gornto's store and dwelling, in Pinceas
Anne county. near London Bridge, was de-
siruyel by fire Friday light withtheir con- on
tents, involving loss OF 5000 or Si'OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August lo.-virglnla i0-40's %
bid; DO. 80. 81 bid. Ok asked Baltimore and OHIO
stock. ~ bid. 81 asked; Northern Central stock.
n bid: Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
lists, ~ bid VA asked; do. 2is 50 bid, 80 asked;
do 3is. ~ BIZ. 20 asked consolidated gas bonds.
IlsL, bid, ll3 asked: DO. stock, Az bid, Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
A Factory Burned.

TDy V"I7sTlTll % 1'-' 7---'-'I
DRESDEN, ONr., August ia McEean's
hub and spoke-factory was burned, this
evening, with all its contents. Loss,
SlO0. 600; no insurance. Four persons were
seriously injured by the explosion Of the
hcilnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
ra.n,nnd Work.


tBy telegraph 20 the Dispaesh.l
r..,,srvp pa. August i9.--The Penn
-, laA1 comps2y Of this city resumed. work
us MS morning after eighteen weeks IDLE
s ,aSs This gives employment TO 200 men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
DEAL.


PLYMOUTH. Mass, August 19.-Dr. Le-
Baron Russell. Of Boston. died at his sum
mer home in this town this afternoon af-
ter long illness He had done much to
aid in the education Of the coiOred race In
the south,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
KiIrain.
IRY Telegraph % tho plspatch.l

JACKSON, MISS, August 19.-Governor
Lowry has received telegram from Agent
Childs that Kilrain's lawyer had advised
him not TO fight being extradited, and that
he would come with his prisoner to-day or
Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

10y UtI5BTApl % lIIV L''F1t1II'I
PHILADELPHIA. August 19.-John Lees &
Son. cotton-spinners, who operate the Do
yer mills, at No. 17l7 Bodine street, this
city. made an assignment to-day. The
firms liabilities amount 10 about $4,000
and the assets TO $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
FINANCIAL,
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND RICH
MOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Sobacoo, Iur~
pentine, Rosln. Tar, ana
Peanut Markets.
r,,o,or-,n, - mo pisuatcn.I

By telegraph 70 tho Dtsustcn.I
r-----, WASHINGTON. August i@-lnsicatons
FAIR for Virginia. fair. stationary temperar
------Iture southwss;erly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
Want Surgeon Porter to Rornain.

W,err~oro,, Auo7,st 10 An effort il
,,,,l.;,.,,' NV. tbo uo-, ,f como az the Deopla
in nina. IN ..c,rn fine rovocofion Of Tho
ar,n, o,I.r dcfq.lin0 SURGEON Porter TO
ur9coed from Jacksonville. Fla. to Jack
Son Barracks. Ia.. "if has health would
porIDitn Dr. Porter. on recount of i'll
health. i. not hold ID active service and IS
nov, ar,.itiur retirement. the examining
losrl having found liu jrcnpacitatcd by
-...,s,n fIo.rf frouhlc he is the State
i.-l+b oeicar r FLORIDA md the pcoplc
.b..ro io,.... .lrea. coincidence i'm ms ability
An dol ,r-tb a.v threatened endemic Of
vollov-f.v.r Vhcv are osYeciaiiv DESTROYS
tI.t be should not he removed at this
t,uo. ,s Dr. has r9d cntir. charge Of the
ur.-gutiouarv measures taken to prevent
f6e re.,apca~ance of yo!loW-fevcr this ser
SON NJ Goodrich. who was one of the
Uruubicgn candidate. for Congress from
Florida i'm The l.st election. came on here
fo urpsor. the matter TO fa department,
ana a i.s.id has lb+,;no1 IA .urlncre from
c,,.-....,y Proctor that Currrou Porter will
mat I, 81 .f,frbaf u has been eurgc-tc1
lat Su~rroo Storubrrr who IS now in
Cula I1irht Doe detailed 20 proceed to
,1r. Siam iu rlqcn Of DR.. Porter.
..-..-.........
III '"ANi.7 90 y ''N''Nl,
JhcEs0NvLLH, FLA, August l9.-JoSeph
Y. Porter assistant SURGEON IN the Unlted
l2to.e5 army and state health 9llcfI OF
Florida. returned 10 JHcksohyiie RON
South lorida to-day. ne lounn lne oru ne.
oil the WOE department aWaiIlnf nm IL
recuug Inn to proceed TO- jackson bar
RACKS. Ia. he thlnAs re mas DeeH n ~ USED
n the NATTER ana maAes the following
statement: ln 1884 was Wa o9l on
army uN'V az .DiU"hst lIl'' oAaa'
and got very III WIN heart uouni': 30
bad was iny attack mat my lrienus
thought l was going to que ana ! was or
dned home, a surgeon beng detalie ,,l,,t 10
accompany me: recovered ana returned Il''l
OF my own Noiition 10 my posi- DIt IL We
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

81 cannot praise Hoods sarsaparllla
NJ an"ngb y saws n mother whose son,
almost blind with scrotula, was cured ny
tae medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
mOun.

weqrote. Fine. s25Oas7.T5; superfne aha
Sa.se; extra sl5)asSTS family, Stasic1 psseas
iGrniIY. connEry. si.75ash2S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
srARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AovuT 10. isSA


ARaivgn
e,ea-oshio Old Dominion Couch. New 1orf,
and called Tor New York. rierchGndis,s
steamer Gull stream. Hines, Ihuaiciptia,
,aer ,handise sad passengers; j. w. AcSAr'c<.
seLooner Thonas Clyis. Frazer. kcnncbec.
tee, Richmond ice Company -, A..
schooner Joseph huld, bHiiocA. oonhoD0S, 80,
Richmond leo Company -.
Brig Y. T. caEnpben. Thompson, kenneoec.
ice, Richmond leo Company.
schooner Ada ?. Kennedy, Kennedy hen"o-
bee. ice, Homo lee Company
Schooner Mary c. Carroll Campbell New
York, kalnit, Allison & Addison
sATLER
steamer Arici, Doyo. Norfolk. msschssclss
schooner Fannie Brown. -sharreit Port Royal.
Ga Newport newA pyrites; vessel Gurus u
sshooner David Carroll. Haykins stanford.
BARK. Goodman Brothers; vessel, Cafns
Brix tGermau) BOniso, Koch. Rio Grando do
'e scb SSS, carris = Yickerng MARSHALL ner-
muda Hundred, " load poplar SV0d for NO"
Yorh vessel, Curtis & Parker. .,.
schooner Major w. II. Tantatn. barnes MO-
dic,own. pig iron. !. y. oof lo"' ~sfH'' N'@0As
Curtis 8 Parker.
PoRroF NEWPORT NEWS. August ~ lisa
w roisgrapnl
AxKfyxn
Steamship Guyando,te. New ysrf. and sailed
Tor New York. merchandise.
~ s,semship berkshire. Proyideace. and sailed
sor yost Polnt. morchandsrs.
s..hoonsrs /. Il. Russell. furtsnloath; IL u
oeion. Boston--bosh 10 load eoal
sAlLRp
Tug Ocean King. with sarres kezulata' and
Marie New York. coal.
Tug sto<sn kisg siin barge Aneiop~ bos.-as
coal -.-.--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price, % cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

LONDON, August 19-The Shahs avowal
thst as the sequence Of his visit here he
should henceforth seek the closest rela-
tions with England and not be deferred by
anY foreign intrigues has caused much al
verse comment in Russia. Leading Rus
sian newspapers violently attack the Shah
for the declaration in question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
GRAgp-oFF1cER EDISON.

PxsIs, August 19.-The special envoy Of
King Humbert of Italy to-day presented
Thomas A. Edison, the famous American
electrician, with the insignia of the Grand
Officer of the Crown of Italy. Mr.. Edison
thus becomes a count and his wife coun-
t.Qa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
for the crop-varm dsys end cool pishts-uhica
will eiyo the leaf body.

CINCINNATI, O., August i7.--Ofyorinrs during
the wooF, 3 SOS hogsneafs; actual sales derinS
tbs week. 1855 hogsheads: receipts during the
week. 3E2 hoyshcads. Our marriott this week
with large offerings continued vvry sc'ive for hsi
rorts. tC-of 70 lr,e leaf vas offered moro freely
ana in better demand than FOE some Weeks pos.
Common aud medium lags. whom IN Dry eondl
tion, wars aleo In better request and Timer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
MALONE EXPECTED.

General Malone will reach Norfolk to-
morrow and remain until after the con-
vention. His headquarters will be at the
Purcell House with Congressman George
T.. Bowdon and the nOtables of the Ma
hone element. and here Will be practically
the Republican headquarters. The con-
vention will probably be about half the
size of the Democratic Convention.
Very few Of the delegates have 50
far made application for rooms at
any of the hotels. Besides the
Academy Of Music. Mechanics Hall and
Johnson's Hall heve been rented for the
use Of the districts. The Executive Com
mittee Of the city is hard at work pro-
viding for the occasion. The consensus OF
opinion here is that Colonel lamb will be
tie nominee Of the convention, ultimately,
If not the frgt-named for the position.
General Groncr and all the anti-Alahone-
ties arc indignant at their treatment
throughout the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20

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