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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

HELPING THEMSELVES TO THE RIFLES.
was no effective blockade when we entered;
but IL is dificuit to argue with Haytian
whose only answer is ''you must come to
Port au Prince" Now Port au Prince is
regular hot bed OF yellow fever, even
more dangerous out In the harbor than ON
shore, as was shown In the cases OF the
men-of-war Yantic aud Boston. IL was
therefore with considerable satisfaction
that y few hours later we saw the Ameri.
can cruisers Galena and 0ssipee come TO
anchor between us and che Dessalines. We
soon had visit from the Gaiena 10 find
out whether we had any spare provisions
or coal on board, 1t being almost impossible
10 procure either In Hayti. Ice, OF conrse,
IL almost an unknown product and when
II can be procured costs five cents n pound.
At last we succeeded In getting our cargo
on board. but not before the Galena and
OssIpee had left. We had. therefore. 10
trust 70 luck In getting out, and ia order
to accomplish which we determined 10
start at eleven IN the evening. During
our stay at Gonaives the ship had swung
round every dsy before the land and sea
breeEes which blow regularly at night and
in the middle Of the day, and when we
went to haul up our anchor we found It
fouled. This necsssitated a long delay
and the engineer had to blow of steam,
which could be heard miles of In the still
tropical night. We were therefore not
surprised to see black smoke Of a gunboat
on our port quarter as we emerged from
the harbor, evidently trying TO cut us of.
However. we piled on steam and soon bad
the satisfaction Of seeing the gunboat
.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06
Cos PAIRS as.
BY Actual Count

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06

: --"What is so rare as a day In JuneP"
sang the poet THE restaurant roast
beef, when you tell the waiter you wish
d ''well done. Minneapolis Journal
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-06
PHOTOGRAPHS!

Before yop have your picture taken come
aBd SIC we M onTacLer o. my work You will
best city work. Special attention givcn re ~
making bife-Size Portraits by the new RrcD
mido Process. Fine line OF Picture Framea
Main Street. HoPKiNBvIIIH Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Gounirp Real Gstaie 90 fei


AT ROsELLE, n. j.. nrst-elass
n house, IL rooms, n perfect order. All
modern improvements, with stable; lot 75x
200 convenient 70 depot 30 minutes from
foot OF Libcl ty-s.. 30 trains 20 fDd rom
Ncw-York daily electric light In house ana
streets; rent $500 per year; very desirable.
A. D. HOPE, 12l Llberty.st
A DIRoNDACK COTTAGES a speciality;
"A nf time 10 lose.
CLARENCE NJ. NOBLE 149 broadway.
ID oSEVILLE. N. I'D. L. a w. r. T.,
II IS minutes from n. Y. 30 trains each
way per day; cheap Communication; new
house rooms; modern Improvements;
minutes from depot choice location high
ground near churches and schools; pos
Session May / ; low rent Will sell furniture
at sacrifice. Address RoSEVILLB. Trib-
une ONCE.
TIC LEASE. At YoNRERs.-A large
manufacturing property; gfea; number
| OK brick buildings with engines. boilers and
al necessary machinery nne dock, with
deeD water, and railroad facilities unsur-
| passed. Fun particulars with WI. II.
| ilOYT & Co. VandsrbiltaYe.. opposite
Grand Central Depot.
! IT, RENT, Babylon, l.. I--Furni she'd cot
4 tages on main south road, near the bay
| villa plots for sale, hneIy located. j. j.
| Robins, Babylon. i. i.
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
9itp Real estate tuanieo.

ID UsINEss PROPERTY and houses
ID wanted, rent sell or exchange; no
charge for registering money TO loan, aud
8 per cent ADRIAN g. HEGEMAN, 1,32i
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
6elp il)auteo.


Males
CARE YOU SEEKING EMPLOY.
"A MRNT. The old established Metro
p0litan Agency, the most reliable employ
Inent bureau IN America. can aid desirable
mon secure engagements ~ 0niee managers
b0Okkccpef. porter, packer. watchIuen
clerks ana faiesmen. lsnitors. osre-takers,
useful. men, farmers, coachmen md garden
efr mechanics, or any trade. profession OF
calling. fWE ALSO FURNISH MALE
HELP EVERY DESCRIPTION. "fKEE
TO EMPLOYERS Call. write or tile
graph orders az our expense. bETROPOLl.
TAN AGENCY, Gs5 broadway.
\ HON.-Ono acquainted with irop business
az salesman and clerk; stat0 experience
ago and salary expected. with references
IRON. Tribune once.
'coLDIERs. SAILORS and MARINES
- who served IN the late war between
November, 1904, md May, 1895, who have
not got formal discharge. VIII hear some
thing to their advantage by addressing
JOHN CASSIDY. 147 lultoh-st, ~ Y
WANTED One manager, two general.
w fiyo special agents for Now-Y0rk CITY
and State. and also Tor Eastern and Wsstafn
States by the Mutual Reserve Fund iife
Association special terms will b. made 70
the proper parson-, only those having had
business experiences and who are willing %
secure personal business need apDly. Al.
dress WILLIAM MILLER, director 81
agencies, or l.. G.. BIOSS inspector %
agencies Mutual Reserve Fund Life AesO.
ciation. Potter Building. So Park How,
New. YORK City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Dressmakinq.

III kESSMAk ER-Firstc class filter and
draper wishes few more engagements
py the DAY late at one OF the leading
West 23d.sC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

\ r UPHOLSTERED desires work In priynte
~ houses IN city or country work dnne
10 best manner MATTRESSES remade. HIL
La. Tribune ohico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

IT SEFUI~MAN.-By young nan Of all
" work. and be generally useful. indoors
or outside or farm, garden; city or coun-
ny, Ready at 1Ss eth-Rvs..s q doors above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Gitn ReaI estate for Sale.


Il Or SALE-RARE CHANCE.--Fine as
Il sortmens OF brick and frame houses,
newly built; al improvements; prices from
s3. 300 upward; small amount IN cash
needed balance in monthly and yearly pay
ments; thousands ara paying rent which
would in . few years pay for one OF these
ln8 properties; fine. high. healthy location
near elevated road and horse ears. Inquire
on the place ot JOHN w. DECK Err builder
and owner, S4l Borest-ave.. near 16lst.st;,
three blocks east of 3d-ave.. on the hill.
Descriptions sent by mail.
Unusual opportunity TO obtain supe-
- rior home IN one OF The heatnest locali-
ties in the city house splendldly Duilt
handsomely decorated; HARDWOOD, CABINET
finish throughout; every convenience 2ON
So, with 15-foot extensioni Q large amount
OF purchase can remain on bono anu mort
gage. Apply TO OWNER, 30 west 5sth-
St, or 10 Park Place. Room 50.
w Est END.AV between s9th and
w Goth sts.-Nlne substantially nnlit ana
beautifully finished houses ineludhig Two
corners open for inspection. Apply ~ odS
West End-ave., corner 90th-st., or 70 Is H.
BIXBY. Assignee, 17S Broadway, Room ~.
M EST 12sTH. 81. Nos. 81 and 81; 8
w story brownstone dwelling west lZvth
ST., half of 3-story house, 2oNao. inquire
az 161 West 129th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Prnoklvn Real Estate.

BROOKLYN Real Estate.
D ARGkINS I'm lots along elevated road ;
ID ON Broadway aud Central-aye, In
the booming 18th and cath Natls. bOhIlS'
Broadway, cor Gates II" station
nor SALE-House, 227 Madlson.st. y
Il story brOwnstOne; all lnipIoVeine,,lss
nice order; minutes TO l. stauoh mgh
school and 6 churches; 10 nllhuIes 10
Bridge cheap terms easy on premises.
NOR SALE.-Two-stogy cottage mouse In
AIS Grend.st,. Brooklyn, L. D., or 436
Broadway, N. Y. -,----
GO OOOGREAT BARGAIN.-Nine- room
So.UUU HOUSE, with IMPROVEMENTS n I;
best location; only 20 minutes 70 Bri5 Ho J;
$500 or more, or all cssn ,oee-sys W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Reai estate.


II OR SALE or to exchanges for unim.
II proved property; tenement neighborhood
'preferred: handsome fats ON 9th-aye.,
south Of e0th-st.. including corner Just com
pieted; for further particulars address
p. T. CALLAHAN, 230 East A2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Rooms ioanie0.

l4T ANTED.-A well furnished fat or a
w parlor floor adapted for light house
keeping. centrally located. p o. Box 1.OI2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
Females,

I AIDES TAUGHT drcssmaklng and cut
II ting; call or write for circular.
STONES DRESSMAKING PARLoRS,
343 5th-ave.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
SIX BOTTLES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND. Va. July 21-Auction
offerings on Change for the week WAS
249 packages. with 81 taken in Highest
price. S37 10: lowest, pc. per hundred:
average. 50 10. Last week 5 Offering
ia. taken in. 10. highest, $40; lowest.
3jc.; average, Sc 80.
Inspections Blight. Sos hofshoais:
dark. 434. Western. %. Total. l0i3.
Review Bright. 81 hogsheads. dark a.
Total, o. Total samplius, ll6s hogs-
heads.
Last week: Inspections-B Bright. $40
h0gsheads: dark. 33S. Western. 30. Too
tai. $50 Review Bright. 800 hogs
heads; dark 33; Western. J. Total, 1884,.
Total sampling. .O36 hogsheais.
From several bright SALES made to-
day privately and those of the past ien
days we infer that new brighis are
more active. while all sellers report
the market firmer on manufacturing
brights. There is an absence of specu-
latiOn on the market but the crop
growing is closely watched. By Au-
gust 18th We should have some tobacco
cut further South. and then some idea
Of what it is to be will be formed.
Darks were dull to-day Order buy
ers, however, are busy asserting and
preparing for shipments.
There is speculative talk Of big adj
vances IN br.ghts in sixty days. The
receipts thus far are small of new
wrappers. many merchants having not
one fourth OF what they had 40 this
time last year. while interior markets
are only small holders.
The weather clears of beautifully.
but a. long as the Mexican gulf water,
are warmer than usual rams Will
abound in these quarters. An eXces
sively rainy weather was predicted from
the warmth Of the gulf waters early
this year.
The Western market having s,iiiened
on good burleys, 10 is difficult 10 do
much in jobbing leaf here at "A profit.
There are. however, a number of home
buyers of burleys. who testify that
throughout they have done better max
ing their selection in this market than
elsewhere: and such buyers appear
prosperous, too. Ample and carefully
selected stocks are being laid by for
fall trade at present, and our largest
holders and cOnsignees stand ready TO
meet any competition. always leaning
to inside values TO home buyers.
Registered on change to-day J. T..
Williamson. j. Ii. Gray. petersburg.
Va }. ). Eunis. II. C.. Ennis. J.. j.
Hicks, Joseph L. Nuckes, Louisa. Va.
W. l.. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
Blood Purifier.

RICHMOND. VA, October D. 1856.
To arhOW II may C0U0JN:
For twelve months wasa fearful srt
fcrcr from chronic cc.cma. daring
which time was in Che hands ofar.. &
skiiiul physician. faithfully r..re fis
remedies, internal AID c>t,m.' w.a-
out deriving any hcpcit vha.eler 3
suffered night and dayv.'h ticuo., ir-
tolcrablc itching. continuous l0.larl
loss of sleep, appetite ard strength
My kidneys ard nervous S. .tDm N.-e
fcarfuily dcranecd. and my l0i0v
covered with innumcrale i.i IT,
taking three 81 bottles offoUN~ToN S
VEGETABLE NOIANDiNE J lau
been restored to perfect health -
gard Nolandinc rs tie best i..i fu-.
hcr and The most powerful ia.ic O.. r
compounded agl am not .'.n. 80
thii belief Very spcctu'iftua-e $751;.
li D. Gki.t-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
Varicose Veins.

~ ne N0'ln2iNf COMPANY:
Permit me 20 add ms testimony TO the
curative properties of Noiauline.
I'r many years have suffered from
ylric0sc veins. Twelve months ago !
struck mv l,5 against a chair. breaking
one of the veins The wound thus
made could rot Dee headed except for a
short t.mc. then break out a.rc,h. Al
times suffered untold misery from lo-
cll f.tcr lad most insulorlhle burning
sensation Atoru..ng two l2l bottles
of yolr Vegetable Noiardne" the
liberated places healed. the swelling
q lpreued natural sleep restored,
ani niv nervous system composed
ASA ycmiluec. Noilndnc acted spc-
c'icaliy on one of my children As a
blood purifier anil general tonic. your
Noandinc has no equal Gratefully
yours. ID. b. pROSSIR, r.
10 1903 Main street. Richmond. Va :
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

c,,,tritr,tor fo Tho Frcisinnigc Zei-
nm. i..c.i'..,.1 from an tbe foremost
n '''' IF M. worll hcap of proverbs
# mon concerning women" 1t appears
fro,o tben fha. the southern pcoplc.who
count thom.elvo. the ia0st chivalrous
snJ Gallant toward thc ladies. are more
coarse and insulting in their proverbs
ron III. collernorthcrners. Although
le German. Tine Scaudinayians and the
ENGLISH are mot complimentary to WOO
men I'm their proverbs, they are rarely
.rutal0
The Trenchmm saws: "a man who
hasa wifi. has aplacuc." "Aman made
.tr,o.i.,,.rfI double MS much as a
,,'.,.oo made of coldo The Spaniard
.,,s. "A voman's adviccisnever of amy
.s .I.. anil IfIIIl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

In form and general aspect the differ
ence among birds eggs is endless. Some
are,cloneatcd. some are spherical, some
are dull ON the surface, some are polished,
some are dark and others gray or white,
others very bright The shape of eggs
offers MS much diversity as their size and
weight. They may be thrown, however,
ntosi different or typical forms-the
cylindrical. the oval, the spherical, the
oxicular. oviconical and the elliptic. The
ovicular form of eggs belongs to the Pas-
sar,, and Galliacp. the ONoid TO the IA
,,cious birds and the Palmipcdes, the
1onical 70 the wading birds and some
palmipcdcs. the short 20 some game and
many stilted birds and the spherical 10
nocturnal birds ofprcy and the kingiisher
TIA farmerh has a flock of 100 hens they
nroduce in egg shells about l3' pounds OF
chalk annually; and yet not pound Of
the substance, or perhaps not even an
ounce exists around the farm house
within the circuit Of their feeding
Grounds. The materials OF their manu-
facture are found in the food consumed
and in the sand, pebble stones, brick
dnst. bits Of bones, etc, which hens and
other birds are continually picking from
the earth. The instinct is keen for these
apparently innutritious and refractory
substances. and they are deyoured with
"a eager "A relish as the cereal grains or
insects. II hens are confined 10 barns or
outbuildings it is obvious that the egg
producing machinery cannot be Kept
long in action unless the materials for
the shell are supplied in ample album
OIL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
New York Cotton Market.
Nv IDIrrruunf

NEW YORK. July 27.-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price * Co., IN their circular to-
night. say: Foreign adyices to-day are
of very favorable character. despite
the decision OF the Manchester spinners
t. adopt short time for one month.
This decision has evidently been re-
gafded as a weak one by Liverpool
operators who ace operating on the bull
side. ana lLey have as isied those spin
ners who were awaiting the effect Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

three years with thcChronic Liver Conf
plant, DiarhWa and Dyspepsia. with
total loss OF strength. energy and appc-
lite. accompanied by siceplcssness 4
single bottle If Your " NOlaudinc' has
restored rae To- health. To "Nolandiuc"
I ann indebted for this restoration. /
would also state. IN this connection that
during the several years ot my sickness
I tficd many remedies. all OF which
proved to be entirely worthless in ms
case. Your "Nolandinc' should heuui-
vcrsaily known. am convinced. when
tried. It Will become standard remedy
ANY persons desiring further inioma-
tion Viii have 1t most chceriully impart-
Cd hy calling upon me.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
O. =. HAWKINS, Richmond. Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

TO his head was an right, but he had
lost the fight.
All the time this was going ON q
policeman stood guard al the door. He
was ON The beat, and supposed that
some of the employesof the house were
doing extra work.
This is q great town for goosing the
police. and nobody knows better how TO
DO ID than the sports. and nobody knows
it better than tAe police.
IHAITIENT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
New York Financial Market.
nv InIl-rLuu

NEW YORK, July IL Money closed at
p per cent. at which il ruled all day.
Exchange closed steady: posted rates,
4s6ia4SS, actual rates. 4S7l for sixty
days. and 1871 for demand. Govern
ments closed steady: currency 6's, lls
bid; As, coupons, 1856 bid; As DO.
1864 bid.
Inc stock market this morning was
still extra duh. and It's general tone
was heavy without marked movement
anywhere in the list. There was a
drop Of from ! 10 per cent, but after
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28
Liver lnvigorator.

RICHMOND, VA.
Dear Sir very chcerfuiiy testify 20
the uncquaiicl efficacy, $50 Gar as my cX-
perioncc extends, of "Noiandine" ass
nm Alternative and liver ir,igofator. I'm
my own case 1t has proven q most ellie
cicnt remedy. and yet been free from
tine injurious effects $50 often following
the use OF 0thcrmoiiciucs
i. H. ALTRIEND.'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

BALTIMORE. July 11.-C0tt0u uom-
inal. middling. li.c. Flour steady.
Wheat Southern quiet and easier.
Fultz. S0ae7c.s Lougberry. .2aesc.. SO.
.. Sc. steamer. Soc; Western steady.
No. winter red, spot. o6.c. Corn
Southern scarce ana firm. white iyl
j2c.. yellow. 4jal,c. Western steady
mixed. spot 4ie. July. Ale. Oa's
Western white firm. 3iaj4tc; Western
mixed firm. 3Oa3lc. Rye firm, 5Olj2c
Provisions dull Petroleum strong
refined. St.1J. Coffee nominal. Sugar
steady but quiet: j soft. o.. Copper
unchanged: refined l0.ll.ic. Whisky
steady, Sll0.
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Cincinnati iiafict-.
By Telerraph.I

CINCINNATI, o.. July 27.-Pork regu-
lar at sl1 5OaS 1908: family, -ll.5Oa
Sll.62i Lard Kettle-dried. Gsa0i @.
Blcon-Short. clear sides. - G2iaSG.6j.
whisky sales. 779 barrels finished GOOD S
on basis Of Sl.O2 per gallon for HE b
wines.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

NEW YORK. July 27.-F0ur firm
low extra. S2.7j-3 2j Wheat firm
no. red winter, cash. g0.c; 40. red
winter. July. ssc. Corn steady; NJ.
mixed, cash He; No. , mixed. July
i3sc. Oats quiet; 40. mixed, cash
27tc.. No. ? mixed. July. 2isc. Porh
steady: mess. >l2JOlSl2.7j. Lard
quiet: August .S6.49. Sugar-Raw dull
talr refining &c; refined unchanged.
cut loaf aud crushed. 9sc.: graduated
aud moulded a. &c. Coffee steady
fair Rio cargCes, lie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

CHICAGO. July 27-Wheat opened
dull and lower. Corn dull. Oats quiet
and unchanged. Provisions quiet and
lower. ClOsings Wheat-July. 19ic.
August. 77lc.: September. 7sc. Cora
July, 36sa3Gic.: August, 3Ga36sc.; Sep
TENDER, 36ic. Oats-July. 22s,.'
August and September. 2lsc.. Octo-
Der, DC. Pork-July and Au-
gust. SlO62i; September 5000.
Lard-July and August. s60lt Sep
tember S6.17l. Ribs-July and August,
~J.42t: September. - 90.
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Malaria.

OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO !
RAILWAY COMPANY,
RicHMoND. Va, March J, 1855.
J lived oa lower James river for eight
years n tlc malarial district My sys-
tern vas thoroughly charged with this
deadly poison. ] exhausted the usually
prescribed AND domestic remedies with
ont auy benefit. I was induced 10 trs
JOHNSTON VEGETABLE NOLAN
DINE Before using two bottles my
iNcr was aroused from Its long torpor
andam uoW ENJOYING the best az health.
bly, wife and children derived the same
benefits from Nolandi.c.'
J. a. WYATT.
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very bitter ON this point. aud nothing
can ever reconcile him 10 amy gentler
feelings
r.,, -,uru.- CHALLENGE.
'iN 7''i'' p ID ''''''''
Dust when every 5mns III 'ng l,,,...'.l
from Jem smith go sullivan 10 'i i-.i
under exactly tne same Iu', ''''. M
rain was defeated under "e o'''i' g.
smith supu'atea' was 10 Ug lgu- i'
either ODD ihe ni'e'l '.'',' WI 80 &, oeo
and lhe Traveller WIS 10 '',..' ,.l
for expenses from inc "'le' si'o o' 'i''
rn-.
~IiilN 300 hal -"ld 'ilai "' "..,' .,..i
h-nl under Ho.'.'.'' '''' - ,l.e
iNii nfht- iiil''' LIE ~. ','ln,
uluII 0"i,i an - l..1.,.,,
ihAl Doe "oui' give ''''''''', nin, 50 50o
WAS very d." ''''' .'l e..i., Kin, ,afore
''.. 'Ii on ,ili 0oa - 81. and a. nnr.e
tiuO Tot io'',I .l.,h vinor lose
I'D u' o".l'' ',ir,.s nm snort
mus J" p'.''' ''' .'.,...l,. +. ,ratclin,,
'n- 'Ii '''7' "''.' III ,,..tb d. o,reat
iNr GUY D"lii'
dtai OF interest," n... California
,..i...- ClrL felerraphed Arthur
Inmlev asking what he thought the
pure should De- anu ''''' ''i'' was
zach, l1 D.. about what
me .u'.' s...,'.i,t for i'm his match
0ulll,eu Ju7' '"'7'''
VII. d.. iN'ii Hiii' 500 ooo II tho business
nls mean, ~, ,,,i. sc1ie and the ,ieht
D. D'' '' :. ain Le The biggest
.,', III D.. e30 600 stakes and
,.' .i.' ''' lido. the ring Bet.
-V.OV. Pu''..l III ~ hoe won and
H.. Il, f,a' c,urss Of an hour or two.
'''s l j." ''', l.noUn m. n rraspine mau-a
and r. is said that ne
.''.''' ...,r and bucl AGAINST steam
"ou.u 70 ~, W. ' isare fi.isif he knew he
,-77iJ come ONT with $1,000 in his
n.-ist clear. The Pelican Club. OF
~, ,eh,ch backed Kilraiu souicely
and cave our own sports "a chance 20
"'" 0'' -, IL uillino fo 10 Smith
TO the extent of $4,000. sullivan oiieIs
the Enghshman $4,000 TO ight. VIA oi
lose. and there shout" De " 's".', .o.l,.
In that case the WINE 10 ".'I' NY
pickcd-as things stahd H"" an" ''
name is Sullivan.
o,r,r TITLE Dog FIGHT.
F''
10 was a nice little entertainment ''"'
we attended last sunday afternoon 'i
this town. The TIP was tNeu ''H'
there was 90 hoe a quiet ilitie tiil' }"
one of the downtown business houSv''
and that there would be dos hSn'
and a finish fight The price was five
jollars. and about seventy men, many
of Them we'll known in business circles.
we're re- present ,,' to attend the services and
do The betting.
The DOES were brought on first, and
they We're beauties. too. Patch was a
Jersey animal. and Jumbo New
Yorker. They fought twelve minutes ,,,.
and in that time Jumbo nearly
killed his opponent by chewing "l nlS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

u o'clock the losses were in many .u
stances recovered and the market
closed dun but firm near the OPENING
prices The sales aggregated j6.3,.
shares. The bank statement shows @
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

SIS. yellow pine, framing timber. So Il
$40 per 900, boards. 3 10 $40, poplar,
West Virginia, No. /, $50; No. ., So,
No. 3, SIG.
GrOcertos. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings -lO0 to SID.
three strings, SljO % $500, four
strings. $500 10 S3 90.
Baskets Willow. sllj To 81 30 per
nest; split, 80 10 zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes 3 pounds, per dozen.
50 to 90c.
Can Corn, pounds. per dozen. = 10
ojc.
Herrings Roe. halfbbl..52 5jto 9. 30.
Elstern. half bbl.. -. 80 To- <3.1J. y. 4.
cut, Der Dbl. $500 toS6.0O; Gross. half
Dbl $3.50 to 1919.
Rice-Carolina, g to &c; Rangoon,
Sc.
Liverpool. from store. - 40.
ground alum from store, per sack, Sl.OO
to Sl.Oj.
Tallow-ic.
Lard Pure. SIZE: pressed. 7ic.
Molasses- Extra. hog-hoad. 10 to ljc;
barrels. H. To- l6c. genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. = 10 32c. New Orleans,
prime 10 choice. 81 90 Soc.
S0ap-Common. 3 10 &C.. best wash
ng. b, Sc. toilet, - 90 Poe.
Sugars Granulated. 9ic;A -ugar Ole;
b sugar. = .c. 4 sugar Sic.
Teas-Black. - 90 zoe: imperial. 30 10
Soc. gunpowder. 30 90 Soc.
C0iIee-RiO Is 10 pc. Laguayra, %
10 23c. Java. - 90 Boo.
Buckets-Paiuted. two hoops, & 20;
three hOons. n ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-28

The following are the internal rev
fnue collections for this day Cigar,
&c, 1924 So; tobacco. = S4O36 special
tax, Ssl.24. Total, = 996lj.