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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

RvAnslo-Ameriean cable to tho DIspat

fBy Anglo-AmerieSn cable 10 the Dspatch.l
PARIS, August 10.-The trial Of General
Boulanger before the High Court OF the
Senate was continued to-day. The. Pro
cureur-General resuming his address
charged Boulanger with trying to corrupt
Goron, chief the Pubic Safety Department,
and Generals Thomasson and Iricoche,
and with receiving commission on pur-
chase- of coffee for the army. When the
Procureur finished his address Buffet asked
leave TO speak. President Leroye refused 10
give his permission and a prolonged tu-
multi followed. When the President sue
ceeded in gaining a hearing he explained
that the Procureur's charges were only TO
be discussed in secret committee. The
Court therefore resolved itself into a Sc
cret committee. Kerlrell, Of the Right,
moved that the court was incompetent
to try Boulanger. The debate, on motion,
will take place on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

CINCINNATI. August l0.-flour quiet. Wheat
In fair demand 40 = red ,6si5c. Corn strong;
No. . mixed, lsc. Oats active and lower; No Z,
mixed, now, 20Aa22c. Old. &c forx gnlet ~
fii37L IAri loss active at ts.l2h. bulk-meats
In light demand. Bacon quiet whisky acufs
AND firm aL lLOa Hogs atIonger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
A Michigan Murder,
iRr telegram 10 tho pi.pa.ca.l


FRANKFoBr, MIcH, August l0.-A terri
bic encounter occurred at Otter creek
twenty miles north Of Frankfort, this
morning, in which Charles T. Wright,
president Of the Otter-Creek Lumber Com
pany. Of Racine, Wis, shot and instantly
killed Under-SherI Neal Marshall and Or.
Frank +. Thurher. 1t seems that Wright
had not paid the taxes on his mill
property at Aral Lake township for
several years and had q suit with
the township in regard to il. About
three weeks ago the Sheriff attached
large lot of logs. Wright tried 10 re-
plevin them, but could not get the proper
bonds and his mill lay idle for want Of
logs to cut 1t is thought that Wright
with force of men attempted to gam
possession. and in the mste super
visor Thurber was killed first and Mar
shall soon after. 1t Is rumored that
over sixty men We're engaged in
the fray, and there may have been
others wounded. Sheriff Marshall was
a brother-in-law TO Lewis Sands, a mil
lionaire lumberman Of Manistee. Pro-
peller Dewar with force Of officers and
picked company Of men are leaving for
otter creek to capture Wright dead or
alive. 1t is said that the barge Seymour,
owned by Wright has taken him on board
and departed for Wisconsin shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Norfolk Notes.
4Nhi Abih -NVaH'.
rSneclal telegram 70 the Dlspa.c


NORFOLK. Va, August 1O.--In Princess
Anne county last night near Salem church
barn filled with forage and farming uten-
sis. belonging TO Joseph Plttman, was de
stroyed by al incendiary fire. There was
10 insurance.
To-day on Princess avenue, beyond the
city limits, double frame tenement
caught fire. and the flames speedily extend
ed TO a similar building adjoining. and
both were. with their contents, destroyed.
The buildings were owned by |. Gutman
and Mrs. Jane Evans, and were both IN
sured.
The schooner Exchange. from the Great
Wicomico, with lumber, and tho. schooner
Calvin $. Edwards, from Philadelphia,
with coal. have arrived in port in distress
and leaking.
A severe thundcr-squall passed over this
section this afternoon, damaging property
to some extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Montgomery Journalistic Whale.
fBy telegraph ~ the Dispatch.l

MONTGOMERY, Ala. August 1O.-The Dis
patch newspaper Of this city was tonight
sold by its president, Colonel ID. s.. Troy,
TO the Adoertiser. There will be no hyphe-
mated name, and the editorial and Office
force of the Advertiser remains unchanged.
This sale ends a four7year newspaper rival
~. in which the old story is repeated.
Abundant capital, brains, and energy have
failed 10 establish a second newspaper in a
city not large enough for one. The DIS
match is understood to have lost over $50
900. The Advertiser has been in existence
since 1928 and has absorbed every daily
paper started here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

up in all conceivable shapes. A special
train was Immediately dispatched to the
scene Of the accident from Rochester ana
the injured placed on cots and taken 20
that city and placed in the city hospitai.
Just where the blame for the accident - 70
be placed is hard TO state. One report mas
il that the Forest Lawn train had no nag
ont. another that the express had orders
TO run no further than Forest Lawn. Inc
express was late to-day. The railway
oficifls here are very reticent and not IN
clined 70 give out any particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
A Deer and snake Battle.

Agentleman narrated 70 your correspond
ent a fight he had witnessed some time
back near Cisco, Tex. between deer and
n ratttlesuake. He saw the deer some dis
lance from him engaged in cutting up pc
culiar antics. lie could not understand
what it meant, but upon creeping up near
he heard the rafting of the snake and I'M
derstood that a fight 10 the finish was
in progress. He waited and watched:
The deer would run forward, jump of
the ground. throw its four feet together
and come down with all its force. IN one
place. then bound from the ground as II q
rubber ball. retreat, snort, ruffie up its
hair. and return. again to go through the
same proceedings. This was kept up for
some minutes. In the mean time the snake
was perceptibIy weakening; Finally the
raised one foot. and paved it until satisfied
the snake was dead. After the battle Was
over and the deer gone the, ground was
found TO be beaten down, the grass de-
stroyed, and the snake paved almost to
pleCeS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
The Army Of the Cumberland.

CHATTANOOGA, August lO.--Great prepare
lions have been made here for the enter
tainment of the Society of the Army of the
Cumberland. which holds its next annual
meeting in this city September 18th, 20th.
and DIST. Notice has already been received
from different brigades and divisions of
the Army Of the Cumberland TO insure the
attendance of many thousands of veterans
of the Union army. During the rednion
the Chickamauga Memorial Association is to
be organized. This society has forts pur-
pose the purchase and preservation by the
Government of the Chickamauga battle
field and making national park there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
An Unusually Vigorous Kentuekian.
INV felegraph 10 the Dispatchl

LOUISVILLE, KY. August 10.-John Proc
Tor who murdered Wade Purcell at Mt.
Vernon. Nv, last Monday, attempted TO
kill Editor w. Il. Cress, of the .4ot1'idi'
Signdl. Yesterday. Cress was on his way TO
the depot when Proctor, who was sup
posed to be under guard, met him, and
Trusting a pistol into his face ordered
him to get down on his knees. Cress ran
and Proctor fred shot at him, but miss
ed. Proctor was at once placed in jail.
The reason for his assault was that Cress
had denounced him in his paper for the
Purcell murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

ami isc lower; new No. red. ssxsssc. IN sievs-
tor: Options fall. kakc lover. and heavy. 80.
2 rel, aagust. Hsc; sspemh~r, s,Sc. Octo-
Dor. sfXr November. so-.c- Corn rnooerstsip
actye and steady: No. =. t3Tc. In elevator;
options moderately sctays aud wsssof; Aa-
gust exc: fepfemb er. $50: October. f3r.c.
November. axe Oats dull aad steady optioos
moderately active and steady. August nAc.
September, z64c October. SSc.. November.
ZSc.: Nay, Oc: No. spos 5ksNhc:
MIXED western. e5aasc Hops quiet Cofe>-Op-
Hons closed steady. i3s>o points up, and higher :
cables sho- fair business: Angus, tiA1; sep
ten Der. SIS z5afi120; Ocpober and Ncrember.
yiA31asi535: spot Rio steady and quiet. lair
cArroes. tian sugar--kas nomlnal: refined
quiet soi unchanged. Molsssc-- Foreign nofni-
nal: New orisan~ quiet Rice steady. Pero-
lonm steady: cruda In barrels tPsrksrp s.ce,-
refined. here. 1i0c. Cotton-ssed OH steady.
kosln quiet turpcuuns irm a. Afs.'s.
PORK quiet and steady: meas Inspected. tys
sl2O. mess uninspccted. sfi7bati1; srtrs
prime fl2 ami quiet Deei hams dun Iienced
ho-f quiet Cui-meats DUH Lard-Options
dali and easier. western steam quoted AZ ta50
se7QH; September. R.7s: October ciosinE 81
s6.7& Freights easy aud irregular.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August I1--fhs cash quotations
were Flour qu'et: southern winter, i0c lower
No. 2 spring whsaL 75isc., 40. rod. 73ss
No. corn. 3d.. No oats. 1870. hess-pork.
fi0.s5ssi0.60 iard, 81 at6fo. shori-nDe.
g. i3afAio. Whi-key. tl.02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Riotous Hungarians.
by telegraph to tie Di.p..eh.l

10y No'Vsio bH ;" 'AN S''fI
Cosr;ELLsyILLH, Pa. August 10.-The
Hungarians made another raid this morn
inc ON the workmen at the Meyer coke
plant and drove them from their work.
Squire Duncan and Officers Franks and
Siunn attempted to arrest fifteen of the
rioters. when they were set upon by the
mob. Duncan was terribly beaten and
loft for dead. Shunn and Franks escaped
by running. After beating Duncan the
Hungarians broke the windows and doors
of the company's store. The Sheriff will
organize posse this afternoon to arrest the
raiders. The Hungsrians do not appear to
understand that the strike ia settled, and
regard the workmen as " black sheep"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Beavers Call for Funds.

BosroN, Mass, August lo.-Govcrnor
Beaver has notified Mayor Hart that he
shall next week call for the Johnstown re-
lief fund of $4,000 raised in Boston and
vicinity. which has been for nearly two
months lying idle in the hands Of Kidder,
Peabody 4 Co. He says the money will be
expended by the Philadelphia Committee
and not by the regular Jobnstovn local
commissioners, and that the subscription
had not been called for because it had not
been naeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Railroad Collision-one Killed.
fRr telegraph 70 the DispaehI

CHARLOTTE, N. Y, August l0.-A collision
occurred near Forest Lawn, ON the home,
Watertown, and Ogdensburg railroad,
about o'clock this morning. The night
express, bound west for Niagara Falls. ran
into the Rochester train, which was back
ing down, telescoping four cars OF the
train and killing one person and badly
iniuring eight others; The person Killed
was Miss Emma Perrin, of st. Johns,
Mich. aged twenty-three years. Her father
and mother were on the train. Miss Per-
rim was bruised and injured internally.
Mrs. Perrin had her collar-bone broken,
and is otherwise injured. Andrew llhany.
engineer of the steamer HazeltOn, OF Us
weeo. was badly injured internally and
has since died. Mrs. Lewis Moore, Of Graf
wick. N. Y. had her right leg broken.
Lowell c. Brown, of Sherman, n. y, had
his right leg crushed az the knee. 1t will
lie amputated. His left foot was also badly
crushed. He will probably recover. He
is "A salesman.
FUIL PARTICULARS OF THE DKPLoRABLE AFFAIR.
John jaw, of Oswego, died at the city
hospital from his injuries. Injured: Miss
Sarah N. Sweet, West Welcott, hip In
iured Frederick Bell, Cheboygan, Mich,
compound fracture of left leg; Miss Louisa
Moore, Landstown, Canada, right leg
broken. The accident was at Forest Lawn
station, about seven miles from windsor
Beach, where many Rochester people
are spending the summer. Those mt
Forest Lawn who come 10 tine city
daily TO do business do so on the stub Z"
train which runs between Windsor
Beach and Forest Lawn. This stub train
had Just run up 70 Forest Lawn. and was
standing there waiting for passengers,
when the Thousand Islands fast express,
which should leave Oswego at A. NJ,
came fying along. Although all was done
that could possibly be done to stop the
train it crashed into the stub train.
EFrpcr OF THE SHOCK UPON THE TRAINS.
The rear car OF the latter was complete
ly telescoped, and the engine OF the ex,
press driven completely through It, and
the engine and car were thrown upon the
platform OF the depot. The coaches OF the
sxnrass psro thruEn into ditch and piied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Base Ball Yesterday.
fVv telegraph to the Dlsp2tch.l

Kansas City:
Kansas City...."....2 2 10000 . 6
Columbus ...........l . 0 u
Base-hits Kansas City. 6; Columbus, 3.
Errors Kansas City, 3; Columbus; /. Bat
teries-Hoover and Swartzel; O'Connor
aud Gastright.
Cincinnati: 90
Balfimores ..........0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o o. U
-Cincinnatis, p; Baltimores. s..
Errors Cincinnatis. o; Baltim0res, 7. Bat
teries-Keenan and Durycr; Quinn and
Foreman.
Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs.........42 100000 o. s
Washingtous ....... o 0 0 U /
Base-hits-Pittsburgh z; Washing
tons. 7. establishments, 9; Washing
tons. ?. Battcries-Staley and Miller I;
sullivan and Mack.
second Camel
ttsburchs.........O 0 90 0 0 0 o. l
Waehingtons O020 o. 2
Basc-hits- Pittsburghs, z; Mashingtons'
6. Errors -Pittsburghs. 2; WaShingtonss,
3. Batteries owders and Miller; Had
dock and Daily.
Louisville: ooo .,
T.ouisyilies. ..........1 | 0 y 0 o j. y
Observation-Disclosures, Is: Louisyills, H..
Frrors-Athletics, = Loulsvllls, 4. batte-
ries-Cook and Decker; Robinson ana
Seward.
St. Louis o
81. Louis. ! =
Brooklvns ..........,0 0 0 o.
Base-hits-St. Louis, 10; Brooklyns, g..
Frrors-St. Louis, 6; Brooklyns, 2. Bate
ries-Milligan and Chamberlain; NSner
and Caruthers.
indianapolis: ooo
New NOrks. .......O v -
observation-disclosures New Norks
70 Frrors-Indianapoli New Norks. b.
Batteries-Anderson, krock, and SomIners;
Welch, O'Dey, and Ewing.
Cleveand: oo,., IN
Philadelphia. .......O 0 y p
Observation-Disclosures Is; PhliadeiphlAs'
Errors Clevelands, 2; Phlladelphias,
q Batteries-B eatin and Sutcllne; San
ders. Bufnnton, and Clements.
Chicago; ooo,o,o, p
Bostons.. 2 4 0 -
Base-hits-Chicagos 6. Bostons, IL. En-
rors-C hicagos. 3; Bostons, .. Batteries-57
Healy and Farrell; Madden, Gansei' ana
Kelly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

BETTY. Died, st The residence Of hi. parents
In DAnYllls Va. Thursday eFen-uK August sih.
LEWIS CHRISTIAN. pniy son Of Rev. Lewis Is.
and Lucy T. Betty; agei four Joafs ana ono
day
Norfolk papers will please copy.
PRICE.-Diei. ~ his residence Ia svansnofo,
Manchester, ia bis nity-nftn yesr, NJ WILLIAM
PRICE --
His funeral will take place Nc the fre-orierisn
church At ! O'Clock. Friends and GcqsalitaD.Ss
Of the family invited.
sCOTT.-Entered into rest Friday morning.
August gth, NJ his residence, SO north foarh
street al o'clock. Captain EMMETT SCOlI, IN
tho fOrty-lhiri year 81 bis age.
None knew him but 70 love him,
NOas named MIN bat w praise.
His funeral will take place THIS sunday
AFTERNOON NJ 3 o'clock from kfensker bsD-
tisf church. Friends aud aciuaintAnces are ro-
suectfuilv invited - attend.
baltimore aud Washington papers please
copy.
sEMNEs. Died. IN Lexington, Va. AZ the resl-
dence Of har son. Colonel 7. ". semmes. Mrs.
ELIZA =. SEMMEs. In Tho seEenty-iourth year
" he. age.
The funeral took place In Lexington On the
SIN Instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Killed on the Rail.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August l0.-The first
norton of a freight train which was run
ming i'm two sections on the Kansas City,
ST. Joseph and Council Bluffs road to-day
was unable 10 climb the steep grade near
the city limits, and the second section col
lided with it. j.. c. Haskins, of Orleans,
Neb.. passenger in the caboOse, was
killed, All the train-hands escaped by
jumping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

Springs. '''" Was NJ o@i'
" nhen the delegation, headed by Hon. J.
S.ofcross, called upon Governor Gordon az
sue mansion and requested bim 20 inter
ere ana prevent the burning. Governor
sG'"nuon referred the delegation 10 Chief
, T0.,",i'l' our the head Of the police de-
"'s ny and preserving the peace.
90 tue appeals were in vain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Mar.nw,s New AiIment.

10y IGI5hIHVI 70 VIZ D1"P'F~11'I
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, August l0.-Ihe State
Board of Health has sscertained that thirty
persons have died from Aux and dysentery
at Warsaw, and that 222 cases have. been
under treatment. Until the board began
this inquiry very little could be learned at
Warsaw. Reliable citizens say the disease
is still prevalent. but is yielding to treat
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Discharged "a Criminal but Held as
Witness.
.p..,.z..,h ~ thu Dtspatch.l

Nrw YonK August iO.-Ferdinsnd Hofell'
ar, ~ ;nventor who WAS arrested for conn.,
ul;city in the stealings of T.. s. Allen, ex-
president OF the Green Line street railroad !.
was discharged from custody on that
charge i'm the Tombs Police Court to-a ~
but held In $1,000 bail Us Witness Inc
hail was furnished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
DRUNKENNESS

OR TaE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY CURED
BIZ ADMINISTERING DIR. HAiSkss
GOLDEN SPECIFIC
ftcsn be given In q cap 81 coffee or Tea, OF 10
ARTICLES " food. without ihe kn0Sledeo ~ NE
psllsut 10 is absolutely harmless and viii sf-
fsct permsaent aud speedy care> sasther ne
patient Is q mocerA.e innkef "a an escohoili
wreck III NEVER FAILS over iNu,Uo dfaAk-
ards have been paadi tsmporais msn wne nave
tsken GOLDEN SPECIFIC Ia thslr corss vita
sat their kno wledrs and to-day belicss they qals
drinking Of their own FREQ viii. ForysishEeASs
poox q particulars free.
9ig ssst Main street
mh sLsodiyais T.wss Richmond. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

Ngw YORK. August l0.--lfhe folowlng is tho
weekly bank statement: keserye, decrease
NagIOs0. loan. increase, i.13l,A 20; specie, de-
crease, f572J00: legtl-tenders. decrease, fla4.-
Y6O: deposits. decrease, si,yss,2OJ; circulation,
Increase, s. 100.
The banks now hold t0.793,l25 in excess Of tho
% per cont ruI0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

COLUMBIA. S. c., August 1O.-The first
ballot Of the jury in the Yelldell case stood
eleven for acquittal and one for conyic-
ton. The stubborn juror soon gave way
10 the eleven, and verdict OF not guilty
was agreed upon. Judge Presley compli-
mented the jury and said they had done
their duty in conscientious manner. Yell
dell did not appear ia court, as he IS
completely broken down. His nervous
system has given way 10 the strain. He -
vet in jail. as he is unwilling TO come out
tonight for fear Of bodily injury. Tho
Edgefeld Rifles are guarding hun and
promise him that no harm shall be done
him. The sentiment Of Edgeheld town -
in favor OF the verdict. but BlackwelPs
friends in the county consider Yelldell his
murderer and want him punished. He Will
leaye for Plttsburgh on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
A Postmaster skips.

IBy telegThpb 70 no Ulsp@
TyISsysLLE, ND, August lo;,-An inyes-
.,eat,on of the accounts OF w. r. Denny,
sssistant postmaster at Booneyuie. WIG -
sbareea with embezzlement 10 ms oncs,
shows that his shortage wiii smouns :.
SO 900 and may reacn Inps'' Ds@'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK.

Nav Yonx. August l0--Cottoa quiet AMI un-
changed; GALES. AZ DAiss; nplaDds, u o.ioe. !
porss--te Great Eritain, i93 bsiess sIock, ~ "
hslsa soyiAsTs Tour enlL wasS dals usexs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. AuGrr D issa
Joy Tslegrspni
kkRfysn
Steamship Wyanoke. kichmoni, aod sshea
Tor New York, merchandise, &c.
Steamshlp Roanoke. New York, Aod sailed lot 4
New York. merchandise.
stsnn-hio Floridsan New Orlosos. 10 coal
Steamship psuiol. New orleans, 10 coal
scaoonerS. ;. Tnorp. New lerk. 70 load coal
schooner Z. s I. LGpton, Psositence, 70 1osi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
NORFOLK rEANUT MARKET

AUGUST l0.-Narkot steady and nrm' rales
reDorte1 II commission houses on private forms,
and dealers arc hopeful Of an advance very
soon. Prime, sc; extra prime. tsa'c.; fsnfy,
BIC; common, lka3c.; shelled. saasG span
lsh. &c.; factory hand-plcked. baisc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
YelIdell Acquitted.


COLUMBIA, ). c.. August 10.-Ihe princi-
pal witness for the State to-day IN the
lelldell murder trial was Josh Briggs. He
testified that Yelldell fred the fatal shot.
The defence introduced no testimony.
After argument. at o'clock, the case was
given to the jury, which at $3.50 returned a
verdict Of not guilty. The jury was COM
posed entirely Of whites. There was TO
excitement. Everything is quiet. Yell
dell will return to Pittsburgh at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
KL.nrR.

wedao,s rlns, saJ0aslr5 sapsrhns. nTss
ts.ss, extra sl5)ssa7s: family. siaSLol pAsoai
iAniiy county. sL73stiso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
MARKET REPORTS,
ANolN coNNec TON THEREWlTH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YoEK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
nr ,.l.sr.p, 70 the ptsp,.eh

Daily Reports from Both Boards-cotton.
Grain, Flour, and Other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
L1yKRpooL coIToN MAKKEr.

LIVERPOOL, August i0-Noora Cotton quiet.
with moderate Inquiry; American midiling.
Gad. salss. 500 bales. speculation and ofpofI
J, ~ balos: receipts. Rod bales American,
J 10 bales. futur0z quiet, August lSSfL !,
Nnptem bar and October. ji-bi'i. +; OctO-
her aud November, sod; N0sombor hni
December, 3, sd: December ard January,
? 7-o4d. January and February, W-o'd., also
8,-igd February and Marin. 0-o4b
T. N-Amcrcan mtddling, cd sA!o@ ot
the DAY included 500 bales Of American.
August l-s4d. buyers; August and septsm.
Der, lg-64d. sellers; september and Ootobor,
5i.6ld.. sellers. October and November,
D sod sellers; November and Decent er,
5 gs-Gid.. sellers. December aud January,
Q g7.6fd sellers. January and FoOrnsfY,
Q 81 -6ld., sellers; February and March, b al.
sellers; September. ls-o41., sellers Failures
clossd tteaiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
nn8- ST. IOHN'S GERMAN

CHURCH Eighth sad Marshall stssisl. -Rcv.
X. A. Jous, OF chicsso, will preach atii A. NJ.
TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

seg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. HEssr MCDONALD. D. D.. OF Atlanta, GA,
will preach at II A. N. No syenicg service until
furthsr aotica -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Angus. 10, iS59.
OFFERINGS.

wusLr-t0 bushelA
CoRs.-Sg0 bushels.
OArs-l.OC0 b1snels
RYE ~ bushels
SAILS RkPOkrto TO sscRErls1
WaEAr.-White. 20 bushels good at S6c.
Shortberry, % bushels very good ~ SIC. ~
bushels fair al Sc Total sales OF Wheat ~
kYs.-4o bushels very good on private serms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

- WASHINGTON, August iO-For Virginia
IfkIg fair. except local showers in tho south
lem portion. stationary temperature ex-
cept cooler In tho southeast portion. northwest
erly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
Tho Great Tonic for Dyspeptle.

Ale and Beef Peptonized. Try a bottle.
Get il ut your druggists AT Wholesale oy
Julien Binford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11
COTTON REPORT

Hsrke, arm.
euorArIoSA
xIDDLNe. fOsc.
Low MfDDLIsG. ioAc.
SOOpOAptsABf. axe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-11

The wnsrsss N RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy In tie morning, with q iigat rain; fair
I'm the afternoon.
- ga,,, ~ lrberr,or,e ter Ycatcr1ar.