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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
KILLED ANo WOUNDED.
strikers and Police Engage in Contest
with Deadly Weapons.

n
Drrrfu Nlrsx.. July 6.-This evening
fffeen hundred street employees who went
ON strike few DAYS ago became unruly
late this afternoon and ATTACKED tue ponce
with stones and clubs compelling them 10
fro. Two strikers were instantly klltu
and several dangerously hurt. Inc niiil'la
have been called out and are now on their
way TO the scene OF the disturbance.
NrSNRAPOLIs, July 6.-1he Ir75nfs Du-
lufh special says; Tbs afternoon aI =
o'clock the police were al seventeenth
avenue on Michigan street guarding 'ne
mon who were Al work IN a sewer trench
Tho strikers started from Twentieth avenue
while another body came down from lIrd
stree; by Fifteenth avenue and made
rush with clubs and rocks. Inc police
stood their ground and then tho carnage
began.
The strikers did the first firing. As the
strikers made q rush not single shot w'N
fired. then crack, crack, crack, Went 'le
rides Of the police, followed by lusuaIe
from the strikers reyOlvers. After the
first FIRE came an awful hush, as though
the coinbatants were appalled, at the awful
result Of their work. On the walk IN front
of Piedmont "a IT joins Garfield avenue
Law man shot through the heart ana seNe-
r,L more bleeding from chastity WOUNDS;
Then hell broke loose again, and the
strikers. StatiOniDg themselves around thS
buildings in different parts Of the block
between Garfield street and Eighteenth
avenue. poured in steady ire on the po-
lice. who were stationed near the sewer
ditch. From 4O'cl0ck till after . horrlme
work went on. and the battle did not with,
hold its fury long enough for the wounded
TO leave the field. II was after . O'Clock
when the last shot was fired, and terrible
indeed had been the result. over fifteen
are known TO have been wounded, ana Two
innocent victims VINO were there only oUO
Of curiosity. paid for it with Their lives.
CAPTAIN Dewett. Of Company Is, Second
regiment Minnesota National 1uar"'
early this morning received orders rom
Governor Merriam IN st. Paul that Woulu
allow him 20 go 10 the scene when.Ner
needed. The big, deep bass whistle of Lie,
vat0r "Dn had been chosen as me slshal
tocall the soldiers together and about 2:'O
this was sounded. In short time theY
were hustlng for the armory. ana III zen
minutes were filed into 'bu-ses and on ihelr
WAY 90 the scene Of the disturbance. 10y o
o'clock theq were al the trench, where a
tragedy had already taken place.
At $3.50 Company Il arrived, AMI WIN
bayonets drove the crowds from Michigan
street. The Mayor then made q speech
from the Michigan-street sidewalk az the
corner Of Garfield avenue. ordering me
crowd 10 dispense. The police and militia
then drove the crowds from all the streeis.
Ate O'Clock the strikers had dispersed. Al
least thirtv-five men are badly wounded
some. IL j. feared. fatally. Five striker
were arrested. all being ringleadcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Crrcico. July G.-Ihc prisoner kunze
was subjected toseyere pumping last night
b.. several Ia ycrs interested ia the pro-
-.ufiou. They claim they WTung from
Inn Lhe admission that about Two months
..,. lie drove Coughlin somewhere on
Ashland avenue Inc carson '"''"s0 -
situated or that thorousmare.
4 WRIT OF HApRAs CORPUS REFUSED BEeGs.
Cluosoo. July G.-Judee Iuley refused
fhi4 morning 10 issue writ OF hG6edS cor
f,.g Cor John f.. Beggs, lawyer and senior
warden Of Camp 20 Of the Oian1 -n ma G'
Which II Is alleged, condemned Dr. Gro
r,iu to d4-ath. The Court based ms REFUSAL
- ieeuo The writ on the ground that the
,.,titton prnVed for Bcggs's absolute re-
fesss. from iail and did not ask tor aiterna-
t;,e relief of admission 10 bau, ana also
bocause the State IS Attorney nad not DC ,,
notified. which be was enuueQ 70 uo
Jude directed, therefore, tha' tie PEE i'l l'
be amended If Il We're desired 70 IcloasV
n nr,soncr on bail that the states Az
toruav be- notified, and that the matter 90
laid before the Court again TUESDAY next
The petition on which this ruling was
based WAS presented by Beggs attorney
Gnd set forth the facts OF besgS lnU!I' =
meut and detention and declared iLa' me
evidence against him Was Insuihclche' W.
iug wholly inforcnhaL
Fl have had q telegram from Baker this
morning" sad State's-Attorney Longe-
reriert o.day. land he tells me everything
l. proceeding satisfactorily. The deposit
tious which were sent should baye reached
Wuniprg bv noon yesterday, Dui they were
DELAYED They were registered. though,
and VIII reach there to-day aJ noon Burke
Wa rerandcd until their arrival.
What action dc {c9 ehpSecis b don;Ses a." as
Won expect he will in the oxtradiion
Baker tells me that be thinks they Will
a,ply at once Tor a writ Of hQbeds corpus.
Rave YOU found out yet who Is paying
the expenses Of Burko's legal fight 2!
NO, 1 have not"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
l.. +. SALE,
APoTHEcARY, 9ooi yESABLE STREET.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

600 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP a, ~;
20 pin,s GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUN a.
sO-.:
PC will buy box o. IMPORTED ENGLISH
WALNUT SOAP worth @c;
sc. will buy CABTER's, DAvlD's. or BRAN
DRErHs PILLS.
i5c. will buy TRANSFERS NERVE AND BOSg
IlNIMENr;
-sc. Will buy VALENTINES MEArJrIcE;
7sc. will bny wYETHs BEgF. VINE. AID
IRON.
TO- VIII buy 8ROWN's iROS Bl1iENs,
ass. will buy PlEHCEs MEDICAL Dis
CJyERY.
7sc will buy ptERCEs FhyORTE rRE-
SCRlPTlON.
~ viii buy AYERS or HOODS sARSAPA-
RfLLA;
~. viii buy SIMMONS LIVER REGi iAroR
si25 viii buy SWIFT srEClFlc large.
stwiu buy WAKSFK'> sAlE KIDNEY CURE
eos. VIII buy sOIoUoSr. tle best d9uri1's
a.c. Will buy MEADE & BAhEKs cAAhollC
NOJfH-WAeH.
lo.. Will buy ALLCOCNs POROUS PLASTER
Xc. viii bay fo.r pounds Bgsr MlXkD BIRD
SEED.
Ni.i N'it NN.i.i 900 - '''t'tf f.'' '.
DER WATERS worth Si-ile hssi paf-
fumcssoid.
gro hn':-pnt bottles BAY RUN AZ 2f.;
% gross TOILET sOApatfn. aioten.
.0- VIII nuy LooNEN's hAlR-BNt Su-hes,
brush offered far u" mon-r worth s'..
3d. WIFI bay SOLID BACK lHtORrtpnAlR-
HgI ou worth si,
slnwu buy SOLID BtCh OLIVE WOOD
uAllBRlSu foe1ous 0.sn worm s..
SO. will buy lNBkEAhABlg COMB 00r.h
,N Iu.FA,tIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
CUTTING FRElGHT-RATEs.
The Baltimore and Ohio and the PENN
syIyania-Nho VIII Re Hurt?
,e,o.t,, .o,..,r.r,, ~ tine DfsDatchI

CU1cAGo. June 6.-The Pennsylvania road
las "scen the Baltimore and Ohio and
cone il one better Yesterday it met
l7-cent reduction 10 Baltimore and that Of
rs cents 10 Philadelphia, and IN addition
made y .-cent rate 20 Pittsburgh and Al
legheny. This morning at meeting OF the
Chicago Committee ot the Central iraihc
Association the Pennsylvania gave further
notice that all the above rates would 60
into effect July 10th, the New York basis
of TWENTY-FIVE cents would be- cut TO twenty
cents. and that DO would take shipments
from St. Louis as wei as Chicago at these
rates. These rates apply only on wheat
and corn. but the belief >, prevalent among
members of the committee that the break
will extend 10 all grain and -four. tspe-
ciallv is this so bccause;the Pennsylvania
has not only been so quick to meet, but
likewise 10 extend tine break.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
The Cause Of the Wreck.

Cu1cAGo. July Ga special from San
Francisco SAYS: A private letter from
Coliua giyes the first facts about the cause
of the wreck OF the Pacific mai steamer
.caro nrcvailed along the Mexican coast
lime 22d. sea-gulls being blown twenty
miles inland The Granada encountered
this hurricane and WAS blown on tho point
Of a rock lust below south Of Apsia nyer.
II was II o'clocA at night when the steamer
struck and the sea WAS extremely heavy.
Only the GOODNESS and skill OF Captain
DeeriDp and his crew saved the pass enSefs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

through tho baggaQe-eAr. Charles Eisman.
OF Meadyille, Pa, engineer Of tho freight,
anu LOUIS Wentz. OF Mcadville. baggage
master, were killed Both hremcn were
also injured. The only passenger hurt was
Fred. Sibley, Of this city. who was None in
the smoker and had time 20 jump before
the crash came. lie sprainod an ankle. Il
was very foggy when theaccident occurred.
The blame Is said 20 be on the engineer Of
the freight, who should have waited at
Kennedy for the passenger train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
WHERE HE LEARNED.
The Fakir with the Rings Finds uis Match
for Once.
fphiiadeIrhtn Naval


On n side lot near the Forcpaugh grounds,
on north Broad street, there was takir
Yesterday whose outfit consisted of the
stake-and-ring game. The simple and en-
ticing amusement is played as follows;
The stake is placed in the ground at q GER
tain angle, WHICH leads the uninltiated to
believe that it is easy to throw the i've
inch ring over il, whereas the feat is almost
impossible The fakir had crowd around
him and was raking in the dimes-three
tries for ten cents-when black-mous.,
taehed. middle-sized man walked mp and
said he'd bet a dollar he could put three
rings out Of FIVE over the stake.
The fakir winked at the crowd and took
the man up. The black-moustached
stranger threw five rings rapidly one after
the other. and, as three OF them went over
the stake. the thrower was m so cents.
They doubled bets. and the stranger won
again. Then they bet $40 even thet nine
rings out of the first ten thrown could not
be put over the stake. The whole ten set
tied safely. and the fakir. as he handed $40
IN silver over, SAID
Pm broke what's vOur busincssF
"rm a distributor attho post-0fiice. said
the ring-thrower. L don't do anything
but ling papers all day long into the mouth
OF nifty sacks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Made a sieve of Him.

FoRT SMITH, ARK. July 6.--.Deputy-Mar-
shal Swain arrived in this city Yesterday
from the Chickasaw mountains with, four
teen prisoners-two dead men and one
nearly dead. one Of the dead men IS
Cornelius Walker, who had been shot thir-
teen times. he was approached 10y inc
officers near Paurs Valley, IN the Chickacc
saw Nation, but resisted and shot one OF
the posse named Williams. who dled next
day. Swain at once returned the h1e'
shooting Walker thirteen times before nc
Z LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

SALT LAKE CIIY, July Ga dispatcn IRON
Bois. Ida. sa,s the constitutional conven-
ton was called TO order by Governor
Shoup at noon YESTERDAY. Fifty DELEGATES
were in attendance. Every county but one
Is represented. Judge Morgan or lung
ham, was made temporary president. Two
short sessions were held yesterday
committee on credentials was appointed
which will report to-day. when the con;
vention will elect permanent officers and
nroceed to business Every body Is har-
monious and enthusiastic for statehood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
READING lRoN-woRKs TO RESUME.
No Men of Labor Organizations or Those
who Drink Wanted.
M telegrAph 10 the DlspAtch.

READING, Pa, July g.. President Austin
Corbin of the Reading Railroad Company,
gave notice here this afternoon that 500
employees Of the Reading on-Works,
which was recently purchased by the rail-
road company, can expect resumption at
an early day. lie notifies them that none
will be- employed who belong TO labor or
ganizatiOns who indulge IN strong drink.
They must renounce both and sign paper
10 that effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
General Joe Johnston Resigns.
Rr fnlnrrann % me DfApatch.l

WAsHINGIoy, July 1.-THE Secretary Of
the Interior has accepted the resignation
Of Joseph L. Johnston. Commissioners Of
Railroads. and he has been granted ten
days leave Of absence. Commissioner
Johnston rendered his resignation early IN
March. but action upon it has been de-
ferred up TO the present time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

tIooIr ARRAY occurred IN Frankinton
YESTERDAY morning. A colorcd man. name
faIr o.u. entered the house of another CO.
l.re1 u...u ml assaulted nina with an axe
ni.le thc latter was in led asleep. The
r.ln Wts 80 drcadfully backed and mutt
...l faat che physicians have no hope OF
n recovery. Tho assailant was ideutlhei
.s flc wounded mans wife. was arrested,
..l hearing before the Mayor. and was
committed 20 await the result OF the
wounds indicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Wounded from Ambush.

RurnEpoE. GA, July 6.-s. r. Horton, a
monument farmer, WAS ambushea near
here this morning and fatally shot; ihere
IS no clue TO the perpetrators, but IL Is
supposed that the tragedy grew OUT OF
Horizons finding evidence against as inc par
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

omcial,' wives as omce-HoIders.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Thomas j. Morgan,
the new Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
has appointed his wife his private secretary
at a salary Of 81 900 per annum,. and Or.
Dorchester, Superintendent Of Indian
Schools, has secured the appointment OF
his wife as a special Indian agent at a COM
pensation of SO per day and expenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
HAMPTON.
4 Fine Display of FireW orks-The Music
Visitors.
- a.. yt.,.,,-rs pfsrotchI

IlOrreSpOuQfDtc Oh Al1 Nh'l-iil'liA bto+'eN"tNi
JCLY 6. 1889.
These was fine display of fireworks at
the Home last night. which was witnessed
by very large crowd. The excellent music
rendered by the Home band, under Cap
tain d. Leary, was an enjoyable feature.
Miss Lule Gretchen, of Alexandra, is
the guest of Miss '. Whiting.
Miss Kate Miller, of Mississippi, IS visit
inc hcr..sister, Mrs j. G. Outtcn.
Mis- Willie Booker is entertaining as her
guests the Misses Gatowood, Oh west
Miss Wickhsm, of Farmyille, is visiting
Mrs. {. T. Phillips and son, Of Ports
mouth, are the guests OF Mrs. George A.
Schuelry.
Miss Tucker and Miss Abrams, Of Pow
hatan county. are at DIR. Woodiin's.
Miss Nellie Hudnan of Richmond, ana
Miss Mollie HadsOn. of Petersburg, are
the guests Of Miss Edith Mcdowell;
PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

HELENA. MoST., July 6.--The constitu-
tional convention reconvened at 10 A. NJ,
bur transacted no business other than the
selection of few minor officers and the
adoption of report Of the Committee on
Rules. The convention then adjourned
until 2 Z. VI. Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

OF bank at Houghton. has disappeared
with large amount in his possession. IL
"a not known definitely but it is surmised
that Cherier has in his possession money
which WAS to be used in paying of the en-
ployes of the Hecla and other great mines.
If this is correct he has with him some
thing over 10000 in cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

fRy telegrapb % the Dlspateh.l

WuanEe1ox. n. c., July 6.-William Gar
son aud CAPTAIN ". II. Lloyd while fishing
of Wrightsville inlet to-day, were. drowned
bv their boat capsizing. Captain Lloyd
was formerly Of Boston. where his VIE
now resides
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Snicide at Concord.

Special telegram 10 tue Dispa'chJ
CoNcoED, Va, July 6.-Mr. James II.
Thompson committed suicide mere tIls
mum. Cause unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
,asis, Chicago TO New York, applying only
~, uhilnAolr,hin and Haltimnfn hnslnesa.

on Philadelphia and Baltimore business
has stirred up great roar among the Cen
trail Trafic Association roads and inc
Trunk lines, and it is now certain thst the
reduced rates will be adopted by all tne
roads to all seabOard points. But not oniJ
will the low tariff be applied on wheat and
corn. but II will also involve the rates on
oats. -four. and millstuns. and probably
provisions. which never could be nielh-
tanned at more than 5c. above grain rates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
LIE CRUISER BOSTON
To Be Fitted Up for service at Nor
folk.
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispaich.i

10y
PHILADELPHIA. July G.-The United States
cruiser Boston, which came to this port
Yesterday, left to-day with the double
turretted monitor Amphritrite IN tow,
bound for the Norfolk navy-yard. The
Amphritrite. which was built at Whining
ton, Del, WAS brought 70 the League
Island navv-yard several DAYS ago. At
Norfolk she will be completed and put IN
readiness for service.
A naval board consisting Of Admiral
Jouett. Naval Constructors Hilbourne and
Bridceman. and CLief-Engineer Buehler
met at League Island to-day TO appralse
the old Government tugboat Pilgrim,
which has been lying at the yardtor several
years. The board fixed a value on her, and
recommended her sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

Ny disease psoriasis first broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose and almost
covering my face. 10 ran into my eyes and the
physician was afraid | would lose my eyesight
altogether 10 spread all over my head, aud my
HAIR AL foil out until was entirely bad-headed
10 then broke out on my arius and shoulders un-
tl my arms were just ono sore. 10 covered my
entire body, my face, head. and shoulders being
the worst. The white scabs fell constantly from
my head, shoulders. aud arms tho skin would
thicken and be red and worry itchy, and would
crack and bleed n scratched. AfIer spending
many hundreds Of dollars was pronounced III
durable. / heard Of the CUIiCURA REMEDIES,
and after usng two bottles CUTlCURA kHsOLyEHf
could SEQ a change. aud alter had iaken Tour
bottles was almost cured, aud when had used
SIX bottles Of CUTICURA REsOLyEHr and one box
OF CUTICUBA, and one cake II CUTiCUKA SOAP
was cured Of the dreadful disease from which j
hat suffered tor nve years thought the dis
ease would leave very deep scar. nut the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES cured IL without any scars.
cannot express with pen What suffered before
using the CUTICURA RGnEDfEs. They saved my
life, and feel 10 ny duly % recommend Them.
Ny hair IS restored a. good as ever, aud so Is my
eye-ignt. / know OF O number 81 different per-
sons who have used the CCTiCURA kEGsDis-. ana
all have received great bene1t from their use.
MRS. ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell City. Calhoun county, Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

JAsnsrowN. \. y. July 6.-yEarly this
fnOrnino passenger train east-DQand on
the New York, PENNSYLVANIA and Ono rail-
road aad a freight, No. So, cane together
near Kennedy. The wreck ~ one OF tne
,,oret that ever occurred in this vicinity.
both engines were completely demolished,
tbs frelght-cars piled up. and the smoker
q lie passenger train was forced clear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Bond Offerings.


fny telegraph 10 tho Dlspaich.l
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The bond offerings
TO-DAY aggregated cSS,oOO. Accepted S0''-
The First National Bank Of Pulaski, Va,
has been authorized to begin business with
a capital OF 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
EMPIRE pOKFS.
81 are still fashion
L nNnr.llnlIA L.L-

The fashionable travelling gown, even MT
this season. h. .nilor-made. and chryiots
aId faced cloth. are still deemed among
the suitable materials However. very
many Of the gowns worn 10y The country
goers are of the fine English mohairs.
which are cool and durable and which
she'd the dust SO well.
Having had japanese silks. we now have
japanese cottons. which are among the
strlish fabrics for out-of-dOOr gowns IN
the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Suicide Of a virgiuian.

BrRMrSGRAM. Ala. July 6.-M. G. Miller,
night-clork at the Luusford Hotel, COM
mitted suicide to-day by taking morphine.
He was from Botetourt county. Va, and
was forty-nine years of age. No cause Is
assigned for the act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
CUTICURA REMEDIES

cure every species OF sgonizng humiliaung.
ithing. bleeding. burning, scsly, blotchy. ana
plmply diseases Of tbs SKIN. scalp. and blood,
with loss OF hair, from pimples 10 scrofala, OK
cept possibly ichthyosls.
sold eyerywhere. Price: CUTlcUEA, 80. !;
soar, Dc: kEsOLyEST, 81. Prepared by tho
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton.
- send for 4" How % Cure Skin Diseases o.
pages. 50 illustrations. and 100 Testimonials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
DEEvIsHEs KILLED.

CNmo, July 6.-The encounters that have
occurred near Arquin between the Egyp-
tian troops under Colonel Modehouse and
the Dervishes have proved Very disastrous
TO the latter Thus far 800 Of the Dervlshes
have been killed, and many others have been
taken prisoners or deserted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
Killed His Employer Because He Dis
charged Him.
lRr telegraph 70 the Dispatch

FoRr WORM, Tx, July 6.--B. G. Evans,
large merchant here, was killed by John
w. Davis to-day. Evans had discharged
Davis for drunkenness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
The Massachusetts, Team Challenged.
m .otcer,-,n 4, the Ifispsfeh

ToRoSro. ONr., July 6.-The Tenth Royal
Grenadiers. of Toronto, have challenged
the Massachusetts rife team to shoot a
match with eight or ten men on side,
either in Canada, Massachusetts,, OF else
Mhare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
The President at Home
p,,.c.oh IN the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, July 6.--President Harrison
acd bis party arrived in Washington To-
nieht from his Fourth-of-July outing al
Woodstock. Conn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
The Frcight-Rate Reduction.
~, .-,.--.,.h 90 sha Dianatch.1

CHICAGO, July GA morning paper says;
As Il was to.be expected, the rednction III "a
,.s.,' and wheat rates from Csc. to q 2oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
A Bank Cashier Missing.

CHICAGO, July "a special from Milwau-
kee says: IL was reported TO the police
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

CabIed to the Dispatch from France, Eng
land. Germany. and other Places.
PARIS. July 6.-Admiral krantz, Minister
of Marine and of the Colonies, has made
demand in the Chamber of Deputies for an
extra credit of 6O.OO0O0O francs for the
navy, and has threatened to resign II the
1nnnnv is NOT voted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
THE GREAT REGULATOR.

No meIirineisso uni-
verssliy usei - Sin-
mons Liver RagslafOr.
/, won ~ way iatoo79ry
home ~ pure. sieriing
merit lttAkcs the p'a ,o
Of y doctor All COSBY
prescriptions. J. u y
family neli'ine con-
tanning no dku s'rDus
qualities. but pgraiy
vegetable; gentIe in ifs
action. aud can slfely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07
FINANCIAL.
VOHN l.. WILLIAMS A son,
BANKERS.
No. mn NAlN STREET WcuMoNp.
,trru .ts,., SALE 10 INVESTORS


No mn MAlN STREET, RICHMOND
OFFER FOR SALE go INVESTORS.
$1,000 NORTH CAROll$A.................. rt
5000 NORTH , NkOLlnA. ...........--. S..
1000 ,IRGlNtA NkN ............ ......... s
500 RICHMOND ,lit ................ N'
l0.noU RICHMOND CfI1 ....... ......... Sc.
BOD RICHMOND titi ....... ............ 1-.
1000 MOBILE CITY ............ .......... -.
g5.loj GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY HoNnS.
1900 VA. NTENN., r. Il. GUAR o PER GENE
STOCK.
l.0lO t.. E,G g.. GUAR. STOCK.
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l2N0 CITY OF NASHVILLE TENN .....ta r,
$1,000 TOWN or WIrHEFuLE NAl....os
Secured by FIRST mortgage on water
works.
Also. BANk SHARES and fNSt RANCE
aud Other desirable cry AMI town bonds.
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gust Belmont a. TO-. on Nrssrs. kOthschiii. CO..
kiider. Peabody & co.. 0a Barring Brothers. as
may boz preferred by no buyer AVAILABLE
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PARTIES going abroad viii DO we'll 70 oomruli-
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