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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

NEW YOKK July l6-To-day WAS a midsuni-
mer day AID the stOck market certainly OF mtN-
summer Orier-helng dun and stagDant almost
from The opening e. the close, and inc results OF
the days trading are generally OF but slight ifn-
lOrtanre. The opening wa. very tame ana
quite Irregular. changes from last evenings
prices ranging up o. = either way succeeding
TRANSACTIONS were entirely embarrassing ~ ihe
general .i~t. anl alter a slight Improvement
there WAS a fra, Isl decline led by lead Ntih
l1ss 81 p. AinDrg the usually aciivo stocks,
however Northern paci1c- became prominent,
both tOr activity and strength. and under me
laal 81 those shares an upward movement VAS
soOu inaugurated Reports were that there wa
FOB ho dividend ot 5 per cent declared
Al the meeting THIS week. though tnefe
vas no actual foundation Tor tue ruInor'
o. was. however. sufiuent 80 ai'an'e
preferred sioux IL. al ~ which - could nos
traction only. he other strong points IN the
uArke. were the stocks % Big Four and Glove
land. Columbus. Cincinnati sud lndiar apoiis,
aud the new stocks Of the Consolidated Com
pahy aud reports of very sati-fa tory earnings
under tle management was sufnccnt 70 quickly
run an ot them up over per cent Ia ih0
raue-nl list dulues= Increased a. the day wore
aIoug, aud the movements So tue prices sinit ~
entirely ceased until the last hour, Wheh he
usual reahzatious aad "a report shat some gDil
hat been engage tor sh ipmeut hal tho OBJECT ~
sagging nc 1871 Oh from he best pro o., ana th7
close WAS made az Dut slight changes IRON laSt
evening NKurcs. being dun ana steadF. SAFES
of listed stocks roach 81 I 5.Uu shares. Changes
ma The general list arc irregular and Tor smA.l
a.fions only. hut fig Four rnse - tleYeiAni,
Columbus, Cincinnati AMI Indianapolis. 90 :.
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati ana ~ LOUIS
~ AMI preferred =.
Brsatn0. exchange quiot and steaav 81 f'a
4,-L. Money easy 2Sa3E. SUB Treasury cal
anceS-Gofd. fl5.1 NOD; currency 2.l'. Vt~
Governments dull and .tsRdy i0rle. Z per crutN
u.s.. eG. lnL. a., coupons, lUo't. Sia'e poh1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

clamation summoning him 10 surrender.
The messengers were severely beaten, but
Nad-el-Jumi read the proclamation to the
assembled Dervishcs.
The result is not known. IL Is believed
that many of the chiefs are inclined 20
desert Nad-elJumi. All the villages in
the vicinity profess loyalty to the hhediye.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, July Is.-The Scotch local gov
eminent bill passed the committee stage
i'll the House Of Commons tonight.
y. W. Russell. q Unionist member OF
Parliament, in an interview to-day de-
clared that the only reason for opposing an
inspection Of the affairs of the Irish Loyal
and Patriotic Union was the fact that hun
dreds Of persons subscribed 10 the move
ment under pledge Of secrecy:
He said that Houston. secretary OF
the union, asked him in 1887 whether
the letter which he showed WAS IN
the handwriting OF p certain Parnellite
member Of Parliament. He replied that
he thought not. and after that neither nm
self nor other members Of the committee
of the union. 10 his knowledge. knew any
thing about the matter until q (ac-siD,ile OF
the letter was published. In November.
1885, he cautioned Houston against having
dealings with Piggott, Of whom he had
never heard any good.
NOTHING NEW To SAY.
LONDON, july l6.-LOrd Salisbury, in a
speech az Mile-End tonight, told his hear
ers that they must not expect the day would
ever come when the colonies would become
federation IN the same sense as the United
States. but he hoped that by common
agreement the present difficulties would
be removed. Regarding Irish affairs he
said II was appalling % think that years
hence their sons and graudsOns might still
be discussing the Irish problem with
nothing new 10 say on the subject.
z ANOTHER VICTIM or JACK THE RIPPER
LONDON. July 16.-The community has
been greatly startled 10y another horrible
MURDER thought 20 be committed 10y the
butcher of the fallen women known as
Jack the Ripper" The body of a woman
mutilatei in the usual frightful manner
was found to-day in Castle alley. IN the
Nhitechape district. Although the pc
lice have used ever means To- apprehend
the murderer NJ trace of him has yet been
found.
PARACHUTIST KILLED.
LONDON. July lG.-Leunox. the assistant
Of Higgins, parachutist. was killed at
Manchester to-day by the collapse of q
balloon in which they had made an ascen-
sion. Higgins escaped without injury.
TuF czAR TO VISIT rERLIN.
FR,NEFoBT. July 16.-lhe GGzc1o says IL
has learned from unofficial but good au-
th0rity that the Car viii make a visit TO
Berlin in the latter part OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
Is MRS. WINSLOW2

Asthisquestion is freq lenty asked, - Will sim
plyssy that she - lady Eno fot IpeAris Of iorty
years has untiringiy deyoD1i hcr time snd tai
ents 49, female Physician and Nurse, pnnci-
pally among children. size has especially sta.
died ne constitution aud wants " This numerous
class. and. a. a result, Of us s1ori aaI prscucal
knowledge, obtained IN a nfoimo spent as q
nurse aud physician, she has compounded a
Soothing syrup Tor children teething. 10 0pe-
rates Ike msgic-giytng rest aud health, andi,
moreover sure ID regulate the bowels. IN oon-
sequence Of this article, M WihsioD - heoom-
ing world renowned ~ a bcnefactor 81 her rsce.
children certainly ia KisE Up aud bless her; e.
pociaily IA this the case 10 this city Nart duAn-
titles Of tue soothing syrup are DAILY roli ant
used here. We thius hrs. Wiusios has immor-
ialized her nano BY this invaluable article, aud
We sincerely believe th0usaoJs Of children have
been saved from an early grave by rs timely
use, aud that millions yet anDJm will share Us
benefits and unite In calling her biess-,i No
M0THgg Las discharged her duty ~ her suffering
little one. Ia our opinion. Until sho has given 4!
tho benent Of Mrs. WinslOgs Soothing syrup.
Try Il, mothers, TEY II SOw.Ladi,s' Yfs'tor. New
YORK city sod By all druggists twenty-five
ceus bottle. IA <s-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

The Prince of Wales receives from the
British cXchcquer more than S20lOO1 q
year. tine Duke Of Edinburgh more than
~li200J. and the Dukeut tunuaugut Sl2j.-
900. The Duke of Cambridge get, S9j,OJo.
Albert Norman, of Westerly, r. l., has
very active and ambitious dog. lie
got loose the other night and pa sixty mn-
Mes killed FORTY sheep of flock If sixty
for Judge ". II. Cottrol of that place.
After Norman pays for that exploit the dog
viii have cost him very nearly ITS weight
in nickel5.
Mrs. Leonora Barry, investigator of the
work Of women among Tue knights ~ Lac
Dor. viii sail for Europe in the City Of
Rome ON July eth. She Will be one of the
party Of sixty wOrkngmen and women
who will visit the Paris Exposition and all
the industrial centres of Europe for the
Scrpps syndicate, under the direction OF
Mr. Frank Il. Burton.
Mr. Rushn was once asked il it would
not be wall for the Welsh language 20 die
out and bee replaced by the English. God
forbid 30 hc replied. Tho " el,h language
Is the language of music. There Is no
genius about tho English language. The
Irish all the wit and how the devil We got
Shakespeare do not know"
Captain Zaliuski. United States army, has
been lecturug before the Royal United
Service Institution In London. Broad Ar
r0,c. I'm speaking OF his description OF the
dynamite gun. SAYS: The whole appa-
ratus. It's advantages and possible defects,
were lucidiy and fairly described, and the
readiness and completeness with which
questions were asked created favorable
ImprtsslOn'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
GENERAL SCHENCK BEATEN.
lie Could Not Drive "A joke Into the Lord
MAYORS Head.
Washington Post1


When General Schcnck was on his way to
ENGLAND a> United States Minister he had
ms companion de voyage 10 less famous "a
nersouare than the late Benjamin Holla-
dav. then fun of wealth, health. and yig0r.
he made the passage 90. interesting for the
General rs his unlimited length Of purse
and limited knowledge of draW-pOker rem
dcrcd possible. The TWO gentlemen parted
thr best Of friends, and General Schenck
ALWAYS retained the highest regard for
Hoindav. who, ne ayerred, had the making
of o great pOker-plaver u he could only
have lived 10 be- as old as Methuselah.
Shortly after General Schencks mstalla-
tiou into the good graccs of London society
lc was invited one evening 90 the Lord
Mayor Christmas dinner. Christmas was
an ideal English burgher, sound, pompous,
and beefy.
across the table. - say, Lord Mayor,
met q relative of yours coming over last
month";
All. relative Of mine, did YOU say;
Some one, l suppose, who had been visit
ing the States =
"Oh. no, Lord Mayor. he is resident Of
the States: has lived there, IN fact, All his
life: WAS born In America"
Born in America? That ls hardly pos
siblc. Fave no kinsmen in the States. What
is the name of the gentleman you met z"
Holiday. Lord Mayor. And l am quite
positive about his being r connection OF
YOURS, as have known him many years.
Inpos-- not AT all. No relatives.
'Tirelv mistaken. No relatives by the name
of Holiday. Some impostor, l assure you.
Never knew any one by the name OF Hol-
Mday. Been imposed upon, General
Schcnck."
~ got ont into an antc-room," says Gen
eral Schenck, on telling the story, As
quickly as possible and felt like kicking
myself. Then and there / resolved never
10 try and drive another joke into an Eng
lshman'~ bead. / didn't think there was a
fivc-year-old child in Great Britain who
wouldn't recognize instantly the connec-
ton between Christmas and holiday"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

4 curious discovery has been madcin the
Botanic Garden. Oxford Or. Selmar
Sch0uland. the sub-curator Of the Herha-
rum. has found In corner bundles con-
tanning collection oft Indian plants, well
preserved. with Indications of tho names
Of the plants and the localities whence
they were taken. by Gregorius Reggie
lCalahra). Capucin. who collected them
i'm 1908. NothnL is known of this Gregg
riue. who must have been good botanist,
and no trace has yet been found OF che
person who brought the collection 30 Ok
ford Another bundle contain. the MOSES
brought by Sir John Franklin.
VI. Pechard describes q now mivod acid.
derived from oXiiic and molybdic acids
and therefore termed oXmolyhdic acid.
The dry crystal, remain unchanged, bur u
moistoncd they quickly change to darh
blue. n characters are written with soc
luton ON paper they remain Invisible m "a
weak Hight. bat ia sunshine turn TO dark
indigo color. n a sheet a. paper bee Satu-
rated with solution i'm o dark room and
thon exposed beneath an ordinary photo
graphic negative, q very sharp print on
blue may Pee obtained by about ten
minutes exposure 90 the sunlight. In
contact with water this color disappear,
but If first heated the blue turns black
and vill not then De destroyed 10y water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

MrcKLrNBuRG DEMOCRATS.
DIcctug Monday-tull List of Dele
gates RESOLUTIONS.
fcorrcs p1ndence OF tao Rirhmoni Disustch.l
ts.........- f,.f ~ flaD

fcorrcsp3ndence of tre Richmond Dispatrh.l
BoyproN. July lG. 1889.
Ya.tpr3ly was Couutv-Court day. Poo
flc iruu every portion oi the county were
l.r...ut Great interest was manifested IN
l. ruhernaturlu campaign and large
nnl enthusiastic meeting of the Demo
cratic voter. was held IN the courthouse
~ appoint delegates to- the Richmond con-
1enifon 20 assemble ON August i4th.
u.n. Edward h. Goode was elected
chairman and Thomas ID. Jcnrcss secre-
f.rv Edward NJ. Hol. editor of chase
90 pr. r.s.. aud ". ID. Blanks, of Carks-
0l'c were chosen assistant secretaries.
..I district elected ITS own delegates and
ulf.ruutcs. which were confirmed 10y the
las---mDctirg.
lhe delegates are representative men.
hrc substantial ciuu2ens and thoroughly
81 harmony with the party. and VIII give
active cooperation for Democratic asCeu-
clancy iu she approaching campaign The
a. .s a. follows:
Elua-tone District: Delegate Richard
Russell Alteruatc-Dayld /. Kuhn.
B.ydtou District: Deiegates-Ch arles l..
Iuch. W. &. Johnson, and q. I. Rockies.
AIt.-f.afce- a. Jones, William A. Bry-
sou. and John b. BOYD.
srckeorn District: Delegates A. II.
ferguson and +. Il. PuRh. Mternnies-G.
" CrOwder and 4. G. Oenufn.
Chuse City District: Delegates Edward
NJ HOLT. Thomas -. Jcfrcss, and Lewis t.
snrwcn Alternates Henry \. Phillips,
frank b Roberts. and Lucius Gregory.
(hrk-ville District: Delcgatos- Thomas
F,.lry Thomas ~ Williams, Henry Wood,
md Uowrll y. Nelson. Altcruates- Arml-
stead Burwcu ". IA. SizemOre, Kuhn }.
Hfone. and ". n. Gooch.
HAT Creek District: Delegate Robert
3. baskerville. Alternate-John Il. Car
land. n.,....
Palmer's Springs District; DELEGATE
George J. larry. Acknowledgment +.
south hill District: Delegates-William
A Pace and Robert j. Montgomery; Al
karnates W. i. Pennington ana a. u
Nicholson. ,,.,. ~ A.,;,.s
Al LARGE; Delegate-William 4. Atkihs.
Alternate Edwar0 H. GOOde. -,
The county il entitled 70 eighteen qele-
pafes. aud the meeting authorized those
Extending. in the absence Of any appoint
81. u cast the entire vote Of the county.
Hon. ". 4. Atkins offered and me meet
TO- unanimously adopted the iodl0"ins
oppression Of public sentiment
Believing that 61e South Side - larry W
titled 10 the nominee for Coyernor, ana
tat we have in Captain p. w. Mckinney
If Farrnyiile. "A candidate who - pre-
.minently entitled toit on his own nieri'S'
therefore l. |
I.esoloe,f by tie Dsynocrals Of Aecklee,avg ~ |
b.oss-nsot.ag assembled. That the deieeateS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
ROANOKE coUNreRFEITERs.
Two ofthem Taken To Bedford for Trial
An Accomplish.
Special telegram to The Dispatch. !

ROANOKE, Va. July 1G.-Beniamin s.
Nhltten and DR.. Benjamin Sheppard, ar
rested in this city in connection with III.
NJ. sloan for countcrfcitlng and passing
bogus CONS, were sent 20 Bedford county
for trial, the evidence Of thor guilt being
more positive in that county
II turns out that one of the parties who
was accepted as surety for Sloan was an AZ
complete. The Court IN accepting bail
questioned him closely and he stated that
he was worth 500 above his debts. An
other warrant has been issued for Sloan,
and If upon examination of the records II
is shown that the surety owns no property
a warrant charging him with perjury VAL
at once be issued.
Chicf-of-PohceM Morris yesterday arrested
Cal Lee HliaS hey on a telegram from
Kadford ON the charge OF stealing 500 IN
bonds and $50 n cash from Mrs. Holland.
Of tins city. He was brought 10 jail here
and admitted his guilt. OF the amount
stolen Sl2i in cash was recovered. also a
watch and chain. a suit Of clothes, a
s.tchel, several flannel shirts, 4 pair Of
shoes. and other articles that he had pur-
chased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
sixteen Men Missing.

BosroN. July 16.-The fishing schooner
Edith Emery. Captain Patrick Sullivan, ar
rived to-day with only three of her crew of
nineteen men. Sunday morning when the
Emery was about seventy miles of High
land Light the missing men set out in
doreys to tend the travis. The weather
was very thick and the fog became heavy
as toishut out all sight Of them from the
vessel. The search was kept up until Mon
dav afternoon, fcg-horns being blown and
as much noise made as possible 10 attract
their attention, but nothing could be seen
of themen. The captain is nearly distracted
over the loss of the men, although he
thinks they have been picked up by a
passing vessel, rs fishing vessels were nu-
merous at the point whore they were lost.
The wind was not blowing heavily and he
sees no reason for fear Of capsizing even
should the men be adrift forty-eight hours
before being picked up; All but two OF
the crew are married and have large fami-
lies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

from this county 10 the State Convention
be requested 20 use their best efforts to Sc
cure the nomination OF Captain Mckinney
asthe next Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor Of Virginia.
The meeting adjourned TO meet at the
August County Court for the rc0rganiza-
ton of the party and 20 take such further
action as may be necessary for greater eff.
hciency in conducting the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
LEXINGTON.
suffered a ReIapse-Tuueral of {. II.
IOChcr.
Especial telegram to tho DlspatchI

LEXINGTON. Va, July lG.-Ihc condition
of Mrs. O. III. Chalklcv is reported 10 be
serious relapse.
The infant and only child Of Professor
and Mrs. j. A. Harrison, Of Washington
and Lee University is dead and was buried
az o o'clock this evening.
The remains of G. H. Locher ar
rived here from Balcony Falls on the
Richmond and Allegheny train at midday.
They were met by the Masons and con-
yoycdto Gracc-Mcmorial Episcopal church,
where Rev. r.. !. McBryda, -. D.. rector.
assisted hy the Rev. Mr. Lawrence. of the
Natural Bridge. conducted the services.
The remains were inferred with Masonic
houors Iu The Presbyterian cemetery.
The c0lore1 State normal institute
opened this morning with sixty teachers
iu Attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
Executive Board of the Knights of Labor.
by telegraph 10 the DispaJch.l

CHIcAGo. July lG.-A meeting of the Exc
cutiyc Board of the knights of Labor be-
gan here today at the Sherman House,
with Gcucral-Master-W Workman Powderly
and the following members present: Gene
raj Secretary-T Treasurer John W. Hayes,
Of philadelphia; j. J. Holland, Of Jack
sonville, Ia; A. w. Wright, of To-
ronto. and John Devlin, Of Detroit.
Powderly and his fellow-leaders ar
rived in the city this morning directly
from Pittsburgh. Before noon the board
went into executive session. which was
continued throughout the day and evening
until a late hour The first business was
the selection of the time and place Of the
next General Assembly. II was decided
IN II it would be held at Atlanta, Ga, on
the second Tuesday of next November.
The next matter taken up was the COM
plant bv j. r. Sovereign, of Dubuque. on
the question Of the local assembly's juris-
dlctIOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
Boy Accidentally killed.
IBy telegraph 20 The Dispatch.j

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July ga special TO
the Public Ledger from Bridgeport, n: j.,
SAYS During the trotting race at River
side Park to-day one of the horses sweryed
into a crowd standing near the finishing
point. One of the shafts Of the vehicle 70
which the animal was attached struck
the head, crashing clean through his skull.
The unfortunate boy died almost in
stantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
Tor Il Bag of Gold-Dust.


DENVER. Col. July ia special from
Autouito, Col, gives an account OF the
Lsn,.ins at that place this afternoon of
lose Abram Ortez, Mexican who last
March brutally murdered miner named
Teduc. The crime was committed while
Ieduc was asleep and for the purpose Of
securing the possession of bag Of gold
dust valued at $50 On the scafold Ortez
ncknnM ladgel tho crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
SIX THOUSAND LIVES LOST
by Water-Spout or Tornado in China.
rpv+otaSra,.n IN tia Di.oateh1

SAN FRANc1sco. July lG.-rhe steamer
City Of New York arrived last evening from
Hong Kong and Yokohama. The JGpQn
Gqzetie of the 18th ultimo contains the fol-
lowing:
Intelligence has been received at Hong
Kong from Having Chan. prefecture IN the
northeast Of Kwang Iung. that early on
the morning Of June 2d Chan Ping and
Ping Yucn districts were Hooded by the
bursting OF q water-spout or tornado, de
scribed by the Chinese rs a water dragon.
and the level country was flooded with
nearly thirty-six feet of water. Many
houses were wholly swept away, while
others wore inundated. Upwards Of 5000
lives were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
THE SYMPTOMS OF LTy ,l,,..e co l n ,I,.

THE SYMPTOMS @" ar. slS SsG c or bad ias
in mouth pain In the ba-S, sides, or joints, often
mi-tnkon foe rheumatism sour stomach, - ~
appetite. bowels alternately cosuYe and lax,
headache loss OF memory with painful sen
ought 10 have Oeen done. deuliity low spirits,
thick yellow appearance OF the skin anu eyes,
a dry cough, often mistaken tor consumption.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend
tho disease, at others very fow, but the Liver,
he largest organ iu the body, IS generally tho
seat Of the disease. aud If not regulated IN tmo
great suffering. wretchednoss, aud death Will
eusue.
The Baltimore Episcopal Ks'hoiisf:
"SimmOps Liver Regulator IS acknOw-
lodged % have 10 equal as a Liver medi-
cine, containing those southern roots and
herbs which an all-Wise Providence has
placed In countries where Liver diseases
prevail " NV lW'f&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

LORIN.-Ufsd sgI1rny. july 80. ls.9 Nrs
ANNE LOklA. beloved wife ~ J0hn e.. Lofin. in
the siIty-ntlh year of her age.
PERRlS-Dirl on th5 night ~ tne itih, at
y 40 O'Clock. a. Dor rrsdouce. SO. as wf.t
Jackson street Nrs ELIZABETH D. ikkkN,
wife ~ j ID Perrin ard consent 0f O.. II. Al.
Tyler. 30 tho ly-sevontn year ~ her h4r.
Notice VIII be gwen Of tho funeral hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

white. BANJO Rye quiet and firm az f9roc.
Hay dni: prime % choice timothy. tit5osflA
Provisions dull quiet. and in synpafhy eith
tho West Buttofdul creamery, iaaiSse. EGgs
steady At i2aiz@c. Oihsr gnotsa0as no
changed. Frslghts 10 Liverpool per atssmef
duiI aud firn: grain, per bushes. August. fSd.
Rrceipts-FIour. 1900 barrels; wheat i&c0O
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels: oets. f.o00 busnes.
shlpmsnts-FiOur, 300 barrer. corn. moo
bushels salss-Wheat, 18Oo0 bushels. corn.
s. 900 bushels
CHICAGO.
CHIC zoo July 15--Cssh quotations wero.
Flour dan anu unchanged. No. 2sprisg wheat
sa.asO1c.; No. rod. fg<eoc. Ma. ? corn.
5Ssc No. Data. 2lAc Nssspork. MA Lari.
sa25Na 81 Shor ribs. fhf2k afo-s5; shoulders.
g. 2oas.S1h; sh0rtclear, t6Ap.lss. "hiskey.
n ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

is concentrated food capable ~ being
readily absorbed. aud needs only trial hy
the medical profession aui the public
generally o. assure them that % is q vnlu-
able article If n0urShment both Oh healih
and disease. A. wlots0.f 0v
JglpN BHPoED. lz02 Main street.
Saloons keep 90 ou iec. ASK your drug
gist for n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17
TOO LArE FoR CLASSIFICATION

MASONIC NOTICE - DOVE a
vi LODGE-The members OF DOVE M
LODGE. No. 81. A. Z. and A. NJ, will at
tend a called communication Of their Lodge nj
ST Adams Hall, corner Main aud Third streets.
on THIS "wednesday EVENING, July nth, al
o'clock Members Of sister lodges sud transient
brethren fraternAliy invited. Work IN the Third
Degree.
BY order Of the w. NJ.
~ i7-lt b. I. AUGUST. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-17

PORT Of RICHMOND. July IS, lssa

PORT OF RICHMOND. July IS, l5sa
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
schooner Wapella. De Casio. Kennebec, Ice,
Richmond lee Company.
schooner l. A. Burnhem. Watts, henneDec.
ice. Richmond Ice Company.
Schooner Nelly. Drinkwater, Bangor, ice, j. c.
Smith leo Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allen
& Co.. agents
steamer Gulf Stream. Hines, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers; J. ". McCarrlck.
agent
Schooner Henry Parker, Cranmer, Stanford,
Conn, rock: vessel, Curtis Parker
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULY o,ls5l
by Telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Berkshire, Providence, and sailed
Tor West Point. merchandise.
steamship RIchmond. New ork, and sailed for
New York. merchandise.
Schooner ;. ;. Th0rp. New York, 10 load coal.
Schooner j. b. Ogden, New York. 10 load coal
Schooner r. & I. Lupton, Providence, 10 load
coal
schooner A. II. Howe. Providence. 10 load coal
Barge Marie. New York, 10 load coal.
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Steamship KsnawhA, New YORK, coal.
Steamship L. Callso. Cindad do BOLIVIA coaled.
Barge Scaltia, Boston, coal