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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Washington Notes.

WAsH1NGroN, July 29.-1he Marine-llOs-
pital Bureau is in receipt If telegram
from DR.. C0mbe. now at Tampico, Mexico,
i'm which he SAYS that he has carefully in
veetirated the rumors, eXamir ed tue re-
cords. and interviewed the profession con-
corning the reports Of the prevalence Of
yellow-fever there and has found that none
exists.
The Civil Service Commission has de-
cided TO recommend TO the President that
the civil service rules be 50 amended as to
EXEMPT FROM examination clerks on river
steamboats,, who also at a nominal salary
act as postal clerks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

rorrsspoudence Of tho Richmond DispatcN.l
IL ..,,rnN. " Inl,- 90 IAel

TIOrre5pOnuence ~ DO NIUIIuuuH UI7IaT.T]I
HAMPTON, Va. July %, 1889.
Kilrain. the defeated pugilst, and his
wife arrived here from Baltimore on ycs-
terday morning and registered at the hotel
under assumed names. Ii leaked ont that
he was I'm town, and many persons made
efforts to see him. 1t appears that he was
compelled to leave Baltimore IN order TO
escape arrest, as Detective Norris had OBJ
tained the necessary papers 10 accomplish
his purpose. lie was taken in charge 10y
MIR. r. A. Ruth. Chief of Fire Department
at the Home" who carried him over
there this morning, and it was sad he
would leave the county tins evening.
PAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Preparing for Series Of Receptions
nv tolayrarh fo tha DisDatch1

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July 29.-The citi-
zens of Tampa and other towns in Florida
have made extensive preparations for the
reception of the delegation from the Chi
cago mercantile bodies this week. The
convention viii be held in Tampa, and the
visitors will bee taken 70 all points IN the
vicinity. At Orlando and Sanford prepara-
tous have been made to show them
through all the great orange groves vine
wards and peach and pear orchards, and
Ia entertain them with receptions and
lauuupt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
fTonmouth-Park Races.

,ToN~orru PACK, \. j.. July 29.-Tho
trick WAS very ncayy.
First race-ouo milc-Now or Never won
OVID second. Payaune third Time, l:ls.
Second race Redbank stakes, six FUR
LONGS Onaway won; Burlington second
Grnuito third Time, l:z0l.
Third race Baritan stakes. one mile an,,'
ounrter-J. a. r. won: Iomboy second
X,rLvrus tlird. Time, 2:la.
Fourth race siN iurloues nsight won
Cornrlia second. Premium Colt third.
Fifih race-ouc mile and q quarter ORR
flame won: Paragon second. Only two
starters. Time. 2.i1.i.
sixth racD-one mile Eispah won Row
land second. Sclvooi third. Time. l:53.
Seventh racc-lyc furlones- Banner
Bearer won: Volunteer second, BritamC
third Time, l.oll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

JACKSON.-Died, sunday efruiug. ~ GOO refi-
dsure ~ Mrs. sarah Moody. lau{ elst MARSHALL
street. A. gl5 O'Clock. R)HNl. JAG h'rf; Aerl
QUO year and niuo months a great Air'i ~ &
81. peaue.
Washington 1dr please cpoY
JOHNSON Died. a. BIS fathrrs rriiienco.
No. 29 erst Byrd street July ,. ir-'' 70 lIiANs
eou ~ Johnnie ADD Jssio JOhlsll, agei Ga teen
months
Funeral will take piarc from the re'iion'e ~
II O'Clock TUESDAY MORNING. ftinun 40
respectfully invited ~ attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
A New Railroad Company.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

LrScoIs, NKB., July 29.--Articles for the
incorporation Of the Omha, Lincoln and
Gulf Railroad Company were filed in the
office of the Secretary of State Yesterday.
The capital stock is $40, 100000. The north
ern terminus of the proposed railroad IS 70
he at Omaha, and the charter provides Tor
the line TO pass through Douglas, Carsy
Saunders, Cass. Lancaster, Otoe, Johnson
and thence southuesterly to bryerton
Tex. The length of the proposed line l.
| 400 miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

CHICAGO. July pa dispatch from the
White Earth reservation IN Minnesota says
the last explanations of the act presented
by the Chippewa commission have been
and the signature Of White Cloud. the lead
ing chief. has been appended go the agree
ment. Noariv2o0 uaues have bccn secured
and the work of the comm ssion may bee
pronounced entlrelv successful Ihstrpaty
will open three millions of acres 20 settle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

net receipts. SIS bales; exports 70 Great rr'-
tain. 5.is9 bales V sbe C0nflnenI 80 bales:
SOCK. lggI0 bales. a0nthsrn n0Ir dnI Wheat
unsettled: No. 2red. 81 hssSc. In store; options
irregular No. rod. July. sc. August. A. ~.
September. &c. Com heavy Ne 2 s5kc. ia
elevator: options steady; July, &C.; August
AMI Se pfember. ghc. Ost- higher. optiont
duli; July. IRE August. N,sc: sepfombrr.
q ~; October. Sssr.; No. 2. z5ssrkc. Hop.
quiet Coffca-Optons stoaiy Al llslj roiuts
up: July siLf0: August tiAlOniAsa; sep.
tambof. so 9DatiAsj: sDot Rio steady ialr care
goes. si7D sugar Raw duh and Douipai ~.
med &c lover G. sSA3c. extra 9. ,AJSc /;
white extra 4, 7aa7Hc yellow. lsisc.. on 4.
5-iGsSi.c. mOal1 A. sc standard a. So;
confectionery a. Sc. cnf-loaf esc. crushed.
g'tc, powdered. 9hc- xrepGiAiea. Sc; cubes.
o.. NO ssses oreign quiet; New orleans fui.
Rice qaist and staa4g. Petroleum siesir atd
quo, refined hese 7.f0c. Coiton-seei OF W.
settled. crude. &c.; yellow, $500 kp-ii
steady AMI quiet lurp"ntiue steady .nf qsie'.
uidcs firm AID quiet. Woo. arm PORK stesdy.
Beef hrn. Cat-meAts siroug; Uickicd o"llies.
1ksSac. hans. iiaaiiic shoulders, oisso'4c
NHlies quiet Lard iDucn lover ant atfn
western steam. sttgHs c'fy 81. 20, Augu,f, fhN.
sepiember e. ~ flsGhts stronger cotton,
i-8Sd.; graiu, 81.
CHICAGO.
Cric,Gn. July 29-CAsh quo'anons rerc.
Flour uominAlly unchanged 40 gspring wheat
~. : Ma red. %. 80. ? corn. - -. 10. ,
oats. Ghc. Ness-pork. ti151agi0f0 Lard,
fs.92haib0A shor.-riUs. g. AlaSA o.; shOpiier.
sAig. siagj; short. clear. tAs5AfAs's wins
fhsiaading futures r,sysf A. fouor,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

10y I1I1ETdVW y NO ''"F '77'-''
Pu11.ADE1 PHrA. July 29.-About GO hands
(women) employed in the cigar-tactory OF
Gray, Morales i Co.. at 5l4 Pine street. are
on strike. Their grievance, as reported
10 the Joint Strike Committee OF the locaii
unions of the Cigar-Aakers' International
Union aud the Cuban Federation Oh sun
day. was that the firm had reduced their
wages on Panatellas from $40 70 ~ per
thousand, and on Concha Regalas from ~
to sll per thousand. The members OF the
firm saw that the trouble is due to a misun-
Outstanding on the part Of the workmnen,
and that they will not wait longer than
Thursday for them TO acknowledge their
mistake and come back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
NO HARMON Y.
THE REPUBLICANS AND THE RICH
MOND POST-OFFlcE.
The Claims Of the Two Tac,ions- Brady In
New York-Wise Not Recon-
ciIed.
,snoclal tolnrram 70 The nI.nstcn.l


PETERSBURG. Va. July 29-The rumor
has been very ndustriCusly spread here 70
dav that General Malone intended 90 bold
q conference tonight with SONS 90 hs
most trusted lieutcnnnts in regard 20 ine
forthcoming State Convention Of the hc-
publican party. II such % conference wa
held many of his most trusted local ahh'-
rents were utterly ignorant Of y. aifA"l p,
according 10 leading auti-Mah0rcitc, the
General Is leaving nothing undore 10 go
cure an overwhelming maiorityin inc state
Convention. and has actually gone 80 iar
az to name his chosen delegates ~ several
cOuntios. Some Of the district Repubh-
cans were in town this evening.
II there was no regular conference here
Tonight. however thcro is no question
that the General gqFe audience yesterday
go a number Of Richmond Eepuhitl is,
among whom were Jui-c Edmund Naa-
an. Blair Morris. and posi- by }. 6. on.. ith:
The matter 40 issue aud Sire VITAL tone OF
discussion. SO your correspondent is IN
formed on good llan0nc authority, wa, thc
Question of the Richmond postmaster snip.
So far as could be a.coriaincd, the Dcue-
rails prediction was ~ favor a Smit D,
although Morris. IL Is understood. STANDS
more than fighting chance tor the place
IL * reported that the matter was dl i,
cusscd deliberately in all lis bearings ana
tNNl the lfrNfINi Ehff 'AlI'N.t 'N '.
very emphatic opinions in regard To- the
appointment.
WHAT TUF KICKRRs SAY
From the auti-Mahoue standpoint, how
ever. neither Smith nor Morris stand the
ghost of chance. gentleman who IS
nearer 10 Colonel James ID. Brady than any
othcr man IN the State said Tonight 10 thr
U,sDafch correspondent that the kichm0hd
post-offce would surely 60 70 Nr. Gtubhs.
. I'm fnct." he added. Mr. Grubb-s APP
pointment was made ont az the same time
that Colonel Bradr's was. IL has been
withhold up to this time but j. H. surely
forthcoming. You can bet on this
These are the opinions IN the two ke-
publican camps tonight. The one iact
That stands out in bold relief, however, is
that there is no harmony, even though a
reconciliation has apparently been patched
NJ. Colonel Brady is IN New YORK, the
guest Of John S. Wise, aud isexpected here
tomorrow.
Mr.. Wise. according 10 his friends here.
is no moro rcconcilcd than he was year
ago. so Colonel Brady's visit 10 him may
have more than ordinary scnifcance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Iashed for Wlfe-Beating.
IN. ..,..-.nn, IN fh> Disnatch. I

BALrnfoRx, July IA Hagerstown.
Md special TO the American narrates how
an inhuman brute was to-day served With
for his crime-the second case
of the kind in Maryland. BY the law or
lss2 wife-beating Is Hsrhsrt , of wash
incton county. man of huge frame, on
SATURDAY. came here and beat his wife. who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
4 slrnmer Bnrnel.


PHILADELPHIA. July 29.-'rhe steamer
Thordisa, Captain Hogarth, wnlch arrived
herefrom Carthagena July 18th, was burned
dav in the Schuvlkill at the Point Bresec
Oil-WorkS. where she was being loaded
with oil. When the fire was discovered the
Thordisa was lowed from the refinery
wharf and ruu aground ON the opposite
side of the river. She had 5.400 barrels OF
petroleum on bard, about 5000 barrels of
Whinh arc lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

the Lumbermen's Exchange. and the Gro
GERS Association. will leave Chicago to-day
in n special car over the Monon route.
bound for'Tampa, Fla. The party will be
in charge Of Nf. Jones. Of Tampa. who =
Interested in the progress OF the rnilroads
and steamship lines having Chicago ana
Tampa a. their terminals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

lRr t.losranh TO the pisp,tch.l

-Wy TTI08T 1I'-I ~ -IT7 T--7VaTVI,I
ATLANTA, Ga, July 29.-The case Of John
Coffee. who has been on trial for the past
four days In Gainesville for the murder OF
John N. Merritt, "a revenue officer, result
ed tonight in a mistrial The case was u
notable one and attracted much attention.
The defence was that some one else did the
shooting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
A Ciond Hurst.
by telegraph to the Dispasch.i

BAfrruoaE. July 2S.-The Ne,oss Salisbury
MdD special SAYS; Yesterday oet"een
Aurel and Seaiord ciond-buTst oecurreu,
e""dino Inc country. The railroad tracks
between Seaford and Delmar, distance oil
twenty miles. are under water most OF the
way. The Norfolk express, south-bound'
dlle here at 8.2s this morning, did not ar
rive until 1880, being delayed by washout
near Cannop's Station. The corn-helds are
nnder water with strawberry crates ana
baskets floating in the fields. From Wednes-
day 10 this morning llss inches oil ram
have fallen here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
SENSATION IN WEST VIRGINIA
Peculiar Position Of Prominent Politi-


WHEELING. W. Va. Juiy pa sensation
ha. been causod throughout the State by
the arrest Of Hon T y. Mcclure, prom
neut politician off WAYNE county, ON the
charge os a.snalang q lady while intoNi-
c4,Dd The offence was particularly asgra-
vai,I and Mcclure is held uadcr heavy
bonds Mcclure was the Republican can
Gid,tc Tor State superintendent 81 Public
Schools M the last election aud ran ahead
of his ticket. The lady who brings the
charges is II high standing and her friends
are YER bitter against Mcclure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Rif7A ih'.
by telegraph u tina Dispatch.

BofsE Cry, IDAHo. July 29.--Forest fires
are sweeping this county, destroying one
Of the finest belts of timber in Idaho. The
country Is so dry that the fires ere spread
ing over a great extent of country. Gov
crnor Shoup has telegraphcd the Secretary
of the Interior asking aid IN eXtlngulshlus
the fires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Druggists in street Fight.
~. t.1egropb o, ina Dlapstch.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 29-Waltcr A. Taylor
and Joseph Jacobs. two of Atlanta's most
prominent druggists, engaged in q fight on
the street this afternoon. Last week the
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association pass
cd resolutions expeliing Jacobs. He says
be- has not been q member for four years.
The two have flooded the State with clrcu-
lars about each other and trouble has been
expected. Neither was hurt much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
suspended.


10y teleeTapH 20 Ths UlspaIch.I
PHILADELPHIA. July PA special TO the
L.,ig,r from Chester, Pa. says: G.. p. Den
MS. proprietor OF the Ieadon mills. in this
citv. and the Todmorden mills has decided
IL close these industries in consequence Of
the failure of Lewis Brothers X Co., 10
whom all the goods made ut these mills
were consigned. The general presumption
is that the suspension will be brief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Italian Laborcrs Rioiing.

PIrrpURGu. Pa. July ga serious riot
occurred this morning among Italian
hborers engaged IN LAYING pipe. Knives
and pistols were drawn, aud IN the r1'be
one Italian was killed and another NOR
tally wounded, while quite a numbeg We're
seriously hurt with picks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
aiding fatnrcs rssrsi A. follori
rnyIEw or rns cncAno NlaaEr

CutctCo. JIiy ll.-lhere wss a -oft sni lover
opening iu wheat today Rni inside 90 40 hour
saggsl a. more. The volume 81 speculatFo
business wss under the average. aul a. times
trading dragged. she close being ~ not dee lre
for me day in a.tlyo futures ~ 80. July clasi
Rf Ne. Cora dun The feeling was tinr
easier. though prices showed bus liits change
compared win >aurday Oais we're steadier
ana mo volume 4 business was light No-s-
pork .A.flv0 and weak. opening a. 5Ai w.
declinc, hnt tow orders caused arAily again.
market closed quiet Lard dull, and on no
whole range of prices recriei halHc, and the
market cl1-ei quiet AZ medium 0EIreA short
rins EASY prices dec inel aathe, and the mar
ket closed al inside fg irc-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
An Accident on the Rail.

Nrw ORLFANs. July 29.-An accident oc-
curred last evening to % passenger train on
the New Orleans and Shell Beach railroad,
by which an engineer and one passenger
were severely injured. A number Of pas
sengers were slightly hurt aud several cars
badly damaged. The accident was caused
by the spreading OF the rails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Hanged Himself.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July 29.-Johnl
Brown. of Kansas. a painter. committed
suicide at Tampa this morning by hanging
himself in water-closet. He had only one
foot TO fan and died from strangulation.
Dependency from low finances was the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Chinese Immigration.

Cry OF MEXICO ola GALVESTON. July a.
The press is attacking the Chinese immi-
grafton scheme. The reports that negroes
are receiving concessions for immigating
10 Mexico are false
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
RAJ rtMORe STOCK MARKET.

BlIrNOgg. July E--Virginis lO-10's, 70 oh ;
do IS. o. 3, aeS; Baltimore aud ohio stock, ~ ma;
Northern central do. 30 bd Cincinnati. Wash
ngton and Baltimore lsts. % sa99s DO. 3is'
ST., asked: do 3ds. ~ aaked consolidated gas
bonds. az sall3. DO. stock, 33s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

We quote Fias. sG5Oatl.r5; snpsrfus. t.7Sa
&. 4. extra g. 5)Asl75; family, sissLSJ. pAsoas
kaulily country xL75akL 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
LIVERPOOL oorroS wArKcr

LIVERPOOL, July % Noon. Cotton Iesif ri'h
fair demand: American miltlnE nnl.
ral.s go bales. speculation AM of"nf' lnH
bales. receipts. 1000 tAles; American. FI
lalrs Futures firm july July h1I hifIs ,
O .-6ti. August AMI september. I-tti sep
tember AMI october. tsti15 i9btL u7irfrr
aud November. , 3tsfi NJfrmn'r tni i'T'rni-
Ter 5 3ioid.: January eud fnhriRrf. titi D. ,
s-pfnubsr, s-h41 trnters none
T. H-Amorlrrn cool miidiirg, I.lvi
mid1lug @ 3-lfd. low miiiiing. o. COOL NfiI
nary 81, a.; Ordinary. 3@i ; sair- n Amrri.fI,
100 ba'es. July. July anf August 9 90, s'iI-
ers: August aud september. t-tii, sellers -".
,enhsr and October. t'-oib.. buyer 'r
toDsr and November. nod. SELLERS; Nofen.
Ter and December, sl-itL. sellers D'rnfl'
Der and January. Jtbii sellers JAr .aiF
nnl February, 5i-eid., sellers, 0"pl0hi' Do
s-Gfd., sellers. fufuros nfm.
ar w. July. . s6it.. sellers; dlly AMI An.
gust, 7-6li.. buyer. August aui september.
d8.i., sellers. september ani OBJ intrf'
D E-tii., sellers, Ociohnr and N'q"m ''f'
B f0-bli, sellers: November aud befrmN"f.
D 35-6lI.. sellers. December aud JahNafI,
3 2lflL, sellers; January AMI lepneif N,
8f-Gid.. sellers; September. p-tfL, sri'ta
Fuulrss closed steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

haIss. gross, ls9 bales flrurcs closed q1iot
nnd steady; sales, 9tBO bales. July. tlNo'A
Sl0Gg: August fi06'afll 90. September tihlta
4lnlS; October. fsgiatA1I. AoFemDoh t3"t
fgs1; December. flsrasYss; January 3tli
lebruarv fiUsflUOl. March. fllNailtH,
April, f014asl0l5; Nay, 80 @-atl0@3; Jane.
slI.HUaffU.8i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
BALTIMORE

BiLTMoRs. July ga.-Flour dun: Howard
street aud western eupsr f~tDtiAio; extra.
- 2ln4L2h; family, stNssA. city mills No
brands extra, tL9las5 90. winter wheat patent
s5l0sSl65. spring Wheat iatenG g. o; spring
wheat straight. - 91ashio. spring wheat eNfrs.
SiaA 10 Mheat--Southcrn nfm ari eau 'ed /.
FultI S'aS@c. l.onghefry. s.a,h' Va. ,. 81. q 4,
steamer See. western ca-Y. SO. = winter rHi,
spot aud July, ssc, august ..'re7i. r.t
September. sii, aNl4e Corn .-NOnihrru a.tr'n
Hud hrn. white 50saJ. yellow. f3at1': ~r+'-
ern siesdy: mixed. fpot AMI July. ifst't os's
very steady. southern and ponnsyifa1io, Mt
35r. wu-tern white, 3atar dn mit'l. Nh
aic. graded 50. white. tic. bd. hte-Ar-
rivals Of Irregular qualities. prime io rtni',
ha'g'. Hay oh nrm new drsgsf rrims 'n
chotIe timothy. 81 5oaflh fr'siel.ns 1gl. hni-
ter quie' and steady western pn,had ipaI t'. /;
creamery, iHaiStc KFgs nrm rt iaaI.r t
Petroleum steady rorAcd. 1l,o coffee nomi-
mai; BIO carg0os fair, lNc. sugar steady a
sore. Nc copper quiet, fefue1 l1f 'iNN
Whistev a'eady atSill Freghis 90 Liverpool
per steamer duiei but hun. gain, ler hNsh'i,
4.d. Cork. Tor orders. August. f-ats 30. h"-
ceipts-f iour. 1900 barrels wheat, $500 BUSH
o.~. corn. 5000 bu-hHls. oRt., $3.50 bushels.
shipments Flour iNu barrels. SAles " Asa',
|sNI lus.oiss corn lUI bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
FORElGN NOTEs.
Elections in Trance-A Member oi Pariia-
mcnt sentenced.
M le-Amerlcan cabIe o tho DIspatch.

by Angio-American cable 10 the Dispatch
PanIs. July 29-Rcturns from the cleo
f,ons for councilorNgenora have been re-
ceiyed from sl3 cautons. In three cantons
4GS Repub licau candidates, 2i5 Conserve
tives, and II Boulangists were elected.
I'm 80 cantons a second ballot viii bee nece@-
sary. The Government i, iubllant over the
returns.
J,fer-Tbe results are now known in
I 200 cauton.. General Boulangor has been
elected in only twelve. The Conservatives
gained twenty seats VI. Wilson, son-n- law
Of cx-President Grevy. and VI. Lehcrlsse,
woll-knowu Boulangists. are defeated.
The Boulangists are depressed hy tine re-
suit of the elections. They expected TO
carry one hundred cnntons. The Bona
partists have gained fifteen seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
MAO-DOG SCARE.
Citizens OF A>heviIIe and Vicinity TX
cited.
especial telegram to he Dispstchl

TT--V---T
AsHnvlIIr. y. c.. july 2S-A mad-dog
scare prevails in some sections Of the coun-
~ to-day. A prominent physician Of the
CITY was called 10 see "a patient ~ liomnS
township who was bitten 10y Tabid dog.
mis- was Mrs. Owens, who lives four
miles west OF the city in Swannoa town
shin. A number of eases are reported and
suspjcious CANNES are being killed daily.
Precautionary measures are being taken n
tho city 10y the police, who have their eyes
~, ctrnr Hnns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
W. I. TELEGRAPH CO.
" ENTERS a PROTEST AGAINST THE
POSTMASTER-oENERAL
Tor Cutting Their Rates OF service for tho
Transmission OF Messages for the
United STATES Government.
lnr telnsrsnh % no n..ra.ch.

Ind ac,io,.. tr,e.oforc tsAcn undrr IL.
MAO rata ip force for fbe past five wears
1o.,.t Noon uniform rate az one cent prf
,,0rl .s man, ,tper4 have assumed. Gut
tn,r,4.in, on tie scale Of distances above
4.... ,,.f.. with "a minimum If twenty
... ... ..,.,, aud a fla,.la,,,. of two
10 ......',. ,..,ri
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRK. July - Cotton quiet; sales to
day go bales; also last week not before report
%, i0,2 bales for consumption and s.sli bales
log exn0rt uplaeds. II Slsc.: Orleans. IL s-itc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

ST. Ieuis. July 20 Flour quiet Whoat lower:
No. cred. cash. ~ s13 or. july, ffaa .isr, AZ
gIst. 81 .asir. corn quiet; 30. mixed. cash,
weaker: No. g. cash. sl' asked. July. HA.s
september. rae. Wlskoy, iL0A Provisions
dull ami depressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30
WILMINGTON.

WnNrsorOS. " e.. July p.-Turroniine
1rm. kosin steady: strained. i3c good rfsiu-
rd 55c Did. Tar nrm at tLeL crude urpon-
tine nrn, hard, 81. yolioW-dip ani virgin. g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

DUBLIN. July 20-Dr. Tanner. member Of
Parliament for Cork wa, sentenced to-day
AT Tipperary 10 one months imprronmert
for assembling Police-inspcctor stephens
i'm May Last. When Judgment was. pr'-
nouuced he cried out in the dock. 81 defy
Won, The magistracy are the real crlmi-
nals,n For this outbreak three months
were added to bis sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-30

CINCINNATI. July e9-Flonr dun; family.
g. l5atA5O; fancy sAo5afl Wteat qn.ei. 40 3.
red. a-c. Corn cafsr. 80. :, mixed. AsAFD
Oats easier. 80. :. mixed. t - PORK easier a.
flLTh. lard lower ~ s.. aaathNik. bulk-peai,
nominal shOrt-rihs, 81 bacon steady short
oloar. SOS. Whisky M 81 W.. nos, In Tuni
deniRnd aud steady common and ufhL tL''A
gitU. packing AMI butchers, tLiDaN.h
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RIcHMoNp LIVESTOCK Market.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RIcHNOsp, July %. Receipts: go head Of cat
tie: 100 sheep add lambs: 365 hoga
SAILS: $50 head Of cAttlo; 100 saeep and
lAmDs; $50 hogs
Prices:
Cartle-Best. 4ail.c. gross; q few extra fne,
nc. higher; medium % good, 3sa5kc. gross
common 10 fair. "a a5c. gross-
Snosp--3A4tlc. gross.
Lambs y sc. gross.
H0gs-6sa 6ac. net
Bulls--2a3c. gross.