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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

0ss: Dsnsss,o. u.Ioaei.Ss nps
oo.7S per case.
New Knsiana Rum u.s5aN.G
Hsctt1si whisssvs 81. na1i.3A
Iunsss. uAvss'sl
Lumber whi,s oax. cus 70 or1sr, u0e&9 p@
100, on m1fet tyAtIiD per li0Ol wes,sss
gtnia white pins, sgAg5 per 1000 yellow
ass-roagh boards. ~ dry clear u1sqA
,olce. SoaSiS according 70 tiD and IcnsnA
tAinsiss-Pins u.isasz1 cypress. eincn. -
p per 90. ssps t<asA Lsris-opnt 81. sa~'
-; q ,sas' Rsr ION ,.-., sn,., v,..a us.
spe per 1000. sesoned, fDsts1 per i.Oa Ma
chino slaves s.cosS'; turned hesilnxs. 1o PSF
20, rosr-bsrrsl poles AssA bogsh'sa A'''~
no per bandle
INA proes given above as senerhu ~
round lots at 6rst hAn5A In rniaS snail orssp
an ~ ranos would 10 eskeil
rowOks. fsOr. &c
Fuse Toy's mining. Ssrs, per I'D fsss
Bowler .. 30 per hog bussaaz nS masss
sLox norsh.su, 80 per basd aIoaaiA
sr,ndsoDes iassc psf pound
&C.; English and American sheet sSSHA.
syedes hammered. tSs;c.: hoop. A&5ko
Nais Old Dsminion. " 10 Tor siAndAfd a.
Old Dominion steel malta. n.0
Old Dominion Horseshoes,t2S mutA sAA
Fiov-CAsnngs Wholesale. ssa: retail. - pss
pound.
ssps Haruls. best sSa; ius'' 7EnsA
Glover sSasXc. pound
Timothy t.t0ssl ~ . bushsi
or5h ard Grass: Sc ati o basa1,
berd Srass: 35sioc.
Gormsn Aillot s0as0c per bushei
ysr email lots sries Vim be hissss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
THE REMNANTS Or SUCCESS

The best indication In tho world that we've
been busy this season is this list Of " odds and
ends They are the broken sizes Of the biggest
line OF the best and most popular things that
we've shown this season. It's a list you cannot
afford to skip over You're doing yourself
good turn and accommodating US at the same
umc. We're going to take account Of stock
within tho week, and these are ike 80 much
dead timber in our path. We've applied the
torch Of low price and the flames Of your enthu-
siasm will speedily devour them.
We will head the list with the ever useful arii-
cle-pANrALooNs. OF these we have about
800 pair broken from suits.
The sG5Oones we offer you at s4G5i
The $3.50 and s. ones at t2.65;
The q and 81 ones ats295.
You might not find two pair alike. Whatthere
Is. however, go at the above prices.
Thin-Goods season Is pretty we'll passed, yet
many day before snow-tlme you will md a
Pongee or Alpaca Coat a handy thing. We
bought heavily Of these and stin have fair
assortment left. See il the following scale Of
prices will interest you:
All Of our $50 THIN COATS AND VESTS now
$40;
All of our $50 THIN COATS AND VESTS now
$40;
All Of our $3.50 THIN COATS AND VESTS now
$3.50;
All Of our IS THIN COATS AND VESTS now
t&9s
These are things cas- est soled, so we must got
them out Of The way before moving time.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Who ever had too
manyr Our story about these will 10 briefly
told.
Aufl.25 and sl.5O ones now Sc;
Anti75 and 81 ones now sl.l5;
Ant25O and 50 ones now sL65;
All % and 81 ones now 1895.
| Another month for LIGHT HATS. Take your
I choice Of any Of ours for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
An tnreasOna BILE Request
fArkansas TraveIier1

4 colored lady called on white oman
for whom she had worked.
How are you, Lotta!" said the white
woman.
"Howdy do, howdy do? Got some
mighty 'portap' business wild yer dis nav,
min. rs gwine ter git married ter-mor'
ebenin'."
Il thought that you were already mar
ried.n
Il wuz. got er voice from my ole
man. didn't ike dat man. He wan't
my sort DER pusson. Now, | wants ter
look putty ter-mor' night, an wants yer
to let me war yer white dress"
" shall do nothing Of the kind, you
good-for-nothing thing.n
" You WON'T"
"No, / won't"
Wore dat dress nearly cherry night las
summer, but reckon cloze is eittin' sorter
sca'ce wild yer now. Good mawnin."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
HE RACES.
Tcnny Fails to Beat Ten Broeck's Time Tor
"A Mile.
Az teleprarh 10 the Dlspatch.


rBv telegraph to the Dispatch
SARATOGA. n. Y. August 25.-Irack
heavy. First race-two-y ear-olds, selling,
five and a half furlOngs Goldstep won
CAPRICE second. Audit third. Time l:ll' e.
Second rqce-One mile and one. SIX
tecuth-Floodtide won; Outbound Sc
coud. Marauder third. Time, l:56.
Third racc-three-ycar-0ld beaten
horses. one mile-Cecil b. Won Satistac-
ton second, Outbound third. Time, l:i94.
Fourth race-six furlongs GYPSY Queen
won: Bat Chief second, Salute third.
Time. 1;l9js.
Fifth race-one mile and seventy yards
Birthday won My Tom second, LetIetd
third. Time, 1:5il.
TENNIS FAILURE AT BRIGHTON.
BEGHToN BEACF, N. y. August %
First race SIX furlongs -Parthlan won ;
I ono Jack second. Belisarus third. Time,
III.
Won Alma (flly) second, kirkoyer third.
Third race-seven furlongs - Urbana
won: lappahaunOck second. Guard third.
Time. 1870
Fourth race-one mile-Ballston won ;
Rhody Pringle second. Kern third. Ilme'
1907.
Fifth race-record prize for 300, Tenny
10 beat Ten Broeck's time for mile OF
1899, with y 800 extra If be succeeded
Tenuv 10 carry no pounds, one mile. Ham
lltoh was ON Tenny. The betting was SIX
to five on Tenuy: five 20 five on time.
Harrow. rollers, and sweepers were put on
the track Immediately after the fourth
race. and for distance of fifteen feet from
the pole IL was as smooth as "a rbbonl.
Tenny came on the track from the back
stretch and calloped past the grand-stanqi
upto the quarter pole. lie broke there ard
cantered down TO the furlong, then broke
into a gallop and started on his Journey
AGAINST time. He ran ike a scared deer u
tic quarter and kept his gait TO the h9lf
where he was Joined 10y Punster, Jr. ms
made Tenny blk. and going around TIE
MINER turn be was hardly galloping. on
entering the stretch he recovered ms pace
ana with Hamilton using whip and spul
dashed past the post in Loo, or Just one
second behind Ten Broeck's time.
Sixth race-steeplechase short course
Dublin got the lead but at the sixth JumT
b. fell. Pat Oakley was an easy winner oN
twenty lengths: Futurlty second, hlliar'
uey third. Time, 1909.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
DFA THIS.

LAMBERT. oiled. at his residence, sO3 Jes-
samine street, August %, 1890. al ! Z. NJ, W. Il.
LAMBERT, IN the sixty ighth year ~ his age.
Funeral AZ the above residence AT l. NJ
Friends invited 70 attend. No flowers.
MILLER.-Died, August 24th, 1910 a. NJ AZ the
residence OF her husband, IZ2j ST. James street,
ANNIE MILLER, wife Of John 7. Miller.
Funeral will take place at O'Clock A. A.,
AUGUST 26TH. from 81 Msry's church
Pittsburgh (Pa.) papers please copy.
POHLIG-Died, Monday evening, August 25th,
ut 5:2J O'Clock, ARMIN EDWARD, youngest
child Of Amenis T. and Charles Pohlig; aged one
year eight months and iyo days.
Funeral WEDNESDAY MORNING a. 10
O'Clock from the residence, 1904 west Clay
street Relatives and friends Invited - attend.
WlLDE-Died. Monday evening at o'clock,
LIZZIEJEFFRIBS. youngest child Of @. waddy
ami l. r. Wide.
Notice Of funeral In Wednesday mornings
paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
Bishop O'Dwyer and Dillon,

IBy Anglo-Americau cable to the Dispstch.l
LTMEmcK, IRE., August 25.-In response
10 the demonstration made here yesterday
a. protest against his course in regard To
Mr.. Dillon. Bishop O'Dwyer writes that
the shouts Of the multitude fail to settle the
controversy. IL was improper OF Dillon
the Bishop SAYS, 10 attempt 10 arouse the
passions Of the people against their bishop
while ignoring his explanation of the
charges brought by him against Dillon.
In conclusion. Bishop O'Dwyer withdraws
all imputation Of personal dishonesty
against Dillon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

mr tnlorrann 10 the Dlspaich.l

NEW YORK. August 25.-Ihe present
trouble between the brick manufacturers
and the building trades-unions in tins city
Brooklyn. and Jersey City bids far to be
OF a decidedly serious character From
present indications it Is said 10 be mai
ter Of only about two days before the IN
tire building operations IN the three critics
must stop. and fully, If not more than
100. 600 workmen will be forced out OF en-
ployment. The manufacturers state tlgt
they have received word from Philadel-
phia that the brickmakers there have
agreed 10 support them and not 10 ship
bricks to New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
THE NEWS or MOST INTEREST IN
THE OLD WORLD.
a German Banquet to DIR. Peters, "Who
Unconsciously Regained HeIigoIsnd -
The ChoIera-Other Notes.
mr AnrIo-AmerIcan cablo % ,he plspa,cn.l

BERLIN. August pa banquet was given
20 DR.. Peters at the Kaiserhof this eve,
ming. Minister Hoffman having toasted
the Emperor, DR.. Schweinfurth proposed
the health of the guest of the evening,
whom he referred 10 "a the intrepid man
who had secured Germany's hold in East
Africa, and who had unconsciously re,
gained Heligoland. This expedition. said
the speaker, was intended 90 relieve Emin,
and not 10 bring him forciblv back.
Many distinguished explorers were pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
The Harlequin Bug Pest.
~ - a-...-t fQf

To he Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly inform me if you know
of any means to kill or drive away the
Harlequin bug" which infests cabbage.
As 1t does not eat the leaves, but sucks
them, poisons like Paris green have no
effect on it. SUBSCRIBER.
Hammond Slug-Shot" is the best thing.
To be had Of any seed-dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
THE CENTRAISTRIKE
II IS APPROVED eY TIA TeRRE
HAUre CONFERENCE.
:, General strike WIN he oricrod. How
cvcr-Nr. rowdericy sSaised-
No Move 1cstcrfhy.
.nr ,nlorr.rn % th.bIspa,en.l

t'
r.,,r Harm. INp.. August 25.-The
,r.,. Council OF NE United Order If
l,.. Fmploycs weF into session about
e-f,rl thie mornifc. The council -
..,,,.-f A the ropot formulated by the
.,r..If.t AtiI o'clock Mr.. Hannahan,
...I.Nor 81 the c1uuch. informed an As
.t.1 Press representative that II was
.....,hla for tho council % determine
ID, Ianr tho present session would last.
s..rtar 30 u.s. said he, that the pubhc
,.l expect nothing rom " untu OF, =
.. can't say that twill be possible
... ANYTHING out then. When we are
"a POD delay wall be taken by rs IN
..., tho outcome Of our meeting be
Nr. Hannahau to-day Is the
.r.uan of The council.
.....nr VIII uE 40 sTmKr.' SAYS DEBs.
.r HtrTr. ND, August 25.-Tho
,.-.-an men viii not be called out
..,.Eo motion was defeated late this
.-.r Secretary Debs says there will
r... ..-sc.
rBu srGmE APPROVED.
r..r UUrr. INp.. August %. Tho
I statement 20 the supreme Council
United Order az Railway Employs
result 81 their conference over The
t York Central strike IS q very long
.mtut. largely composed of a history az
b.. Dprfra. strike and "a condemnation az
President Webb The strike of tho
..tral u.u is given ;hc seal of approval
.. Nr IowdCriF', course Is praised. tui
uncil say that owing tothe fact that
.-Itr % Knights of lAbOri- not NOM
I.-.f fle federated orders of railway cm-
tle laws of the supreme Council
rt permit more than 10 has done 10 ana
knights 81 Labor.
tt..r-ram was sent Mr.. Powdcrly thiseve-
t..r..r after council adjourned, I'D which
o.. I.Rterly was told that Council was
...n.ls ~ endorsing your position and
,. position - the Grand Executive Board,
.. MOST earnestly hopes that the hsht
.. YOU are chsmpouluC ln the great
H..f ou the New y urk Central may hual-
..i powerfully prevail
.ueiI vs.. T.. SARGENT, President.
H. q. ~ld1H, Secretary
r0UurEIY sII-Es TO HIS OPINION.
tlHt>Y. y. y. August 70. General-Mas-
Workman poWterly and four Of the five
..... .or- uf the General Executive Board
.-...I h,re tins morning and spent the
....r. lav iu conference with District A.
IsLif and hearing the statements of
...rt. or thirty of the men whose dls-
.-.a constituted the grievance which
.t. tle strike. Mr.. Pow1eIly reiterate-
On. assertion that his Investigations have
. -.ru.l h~ conviction that the DIS
were the result of prcconceriod
f .l POD drop au the prominent leaders lu
. lfo.r oi knights. Nothing has vet
...u gwen % the public as 60 the int"n.
'.r- ~ tho Knights Of Labor nor any ut
..r.r.r 4- to the action ot the conference
.- I.rra Hautc. No aggressive move ha'
been made to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
Fatal Collision AT Sea.

PARA. Brazil, August 25.-Ihe British
ship Argomuene. from San Francisco Tor
Queenstown. has arrived here with her
stem damaged and has iettisoned portion
of her cargo. The Argomuene was IN col
li,ion with the British ship Dovenby Hail.
which sailed from san Francisco April Zothl
for Queenstown The latter was sunk ana
seNen norsOns wore drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
COTTON KEPoaP
eUoTArIosA
MIDDLING, li4c
Low AlODLrsd, lOAc-
GouD ORDIsABI. lJ-
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lReUOrte4 LOT tnc DiSphlSut
AUGUST %, 1880.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Ravsnus collections: Cigars and cigarettes.
.o,- "A. tobacco. s3,j0Gs6-total 4.42i.5l.
private sales: Filters. = emokers, cutters
., g,.pners, 4: dsrEs, l9--total. ia hogshesds.
I, 4. pleasant 70 report this very iattering sale
-, .,,tters above noted. which Is consistent with
a., ,neory advanced heretofore Ia these columns
that the prospect Tor cutters Id the new crop was
,aa.t flattsrng Of all tobaccos, while the old to-
hscco IA superior article. There Is some bush
,oss in wrappers. and nller sales were light For
,bs latter d good demand Ia expected, for the
,ormer no decline Is looked for excepting, per-
hons low grades, which have ruled quite high.
conn mon dark fllers In he West are stronger
and tho market In Virginia Is apt to continue
Arm ON this clasA A slight shower fell here this
afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

- sIocK-YARDs sTRIKE.
Tho Engineers aud Firemcn Carry Iheii
Puint-Thc switchmen strike.
.p. ..t...-.,t. 60 .t.. uIarnf.n

fNr Telegraph TO 10" 10 Hi'ts.NsI
CmctGo. August o.. Nothing definite
l.- developed u the situation to-day at
... .fura-taris. The receipts Of cattle,
f.-- and sheep are v,Iy heavy and Ar
moor b.. killing fcw Tor the citv trad" and
t, tU orders from Boston, Philadelphia,
and elsewhere. Swift IS Morris are not
t'rrr Their houses have shut down and
-. men who went Apn.'iug % go 20
IS RS this morning were forced 20 remain
I.. There was nothing for them % do.
II- morning Armour applied Tor ponce
pr.teeron and twenty officers were sent To
DIS house. Morn, also received "a guard:
d. .- expected that some 0t the roads VIII
ATTEMPT t1 handle some off the fresh meat
riaf iu danger of spelling. II they d' DC
w.lIr-.bah.v Ir.cipitate trouble. NO coal
is being handled al the yards to-day.
VICTORY FoR TIE MEN.
CmcAGo. August 2j.-Ihe result Of tho
meeting ut the superintendent ana
MANAGERS ~ the yarlOu- railroads in the
ritvtr- morning and afternoon to settle
fle strike 900 the -t0c6-yari was victory
lrthemtu. They demanded an increase
of pay of cents an hour for engineers
and cents au hour for hrrmeh. iASir
demands were conceded and the strike
ended
ANN sWIICgNrS STRIKE.
Imam hour after the settlement had been
reached at the engineers and tremen
work was resumed as usual. This evening,
however. tHe -wltchmcn Of the assoc ation,
thinking tle time pr9ptious for demand
for au increase I'D their wages and hoping
tarroft hy the victory of the hremeu ana
,ntluter-. held % little meeting and re-
solved t1 demand an increase OF cents
DOT hour Without any tormalltF anu be-
fore th,ir demands could be officially COM
rnui..tel t0 tile association the sWl'ch-
yu declared strike. and 81 h.aU TINS eve
ming every man left his post, and the
-t0'k-yarl railroads were once more tied
I De- outcome II this latter strike cannot
lepr,licteI The principal cause OF the
a.-1ci4tIou coutestiue the first strike was
ftst tho engineers and hremeu frst strurk
arI made their demands afterwards ln-
1teal uf first submitting their demandstor
acceptance oT rejection.
Now tnesw.tclmeu have committed the
same offence NJ tying up the yards WITH
out first giving the association AN intima-
ZION of their grievances and demands ana
the latter may conclude to fight the siriAe
.s au occasion for d-ciplulus the men
into recognizing the rights Of the COM
JauF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
BASEBALL.
The Result of Yesterdays Games Sue
cinctIy Stated.
nv Telegraph to he Dlspatchl

tRy telegraph 10 the DlaphtcAl
Rochester: Rochesters 4; base-hits. 10;
errors. l. Athletics, 81; base-hits,, =; errors
. BATTERIES - Titcom and Mckeoush {;
Mcmahon and BALDWIN.
New York (BrOtherhood): New lorks,
2. base-hits. 3: errors. 3. Pittsburghs. 3;
baaa-bit-. p: errors. g. BatterIes-Crane
and Ewing: Stalcy and Marcus.
Pbiladelphia lBrOtherhood): Pmladei-
nhias G.: base-hits. 9; errors, !. Cleye-
lands 2. base-hits. II; errors. &. Bate
rIes-Buffiuton and Cross; Bakely and
Philadelphia Oeague): Cleyelands, 2;
base-hits. 6; errors, o. Phlladelphass; B;
basc-hits, g; errors. 3. batteries laI
and Xmmer: Gleason and Schrlver.
Bostou League: BostOns, Is; base-hlts,
II. errors. !. PittsDurghs, 2; base-hlts. q;
errors. O. Batteries GARRISON and Gansei /,
Phillips and Wilson.
boston .Brothcrhood) Bostons. 3; base
hits. T; errors, o. Chlcagos. J; base-hits,
y. errors 3. Batteries Gumbert and
Narpby. Baldwin and Berile.
SYRACUSE: Stars. 3 ba,e-hits, 2; errors,
g. Brooklvus, 4: base-hts, d errors, .,
batteries Mccullough and Burke; Ford
Toledo. Toledos. 8; base-hts, 10; err
rors l. Columbus. 0; base-hlts, 3 errors,
3. Notwithstanding sage; Eastou and
O'COuner.
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures IN
nincs: Brooklyns, 3 base-hits, II; errors
&. BufIalos, 3 base-mts, 10; errors, 4.
Batteries-Sowders and Cook Cunning
ham and Mack.
New York, league New Yorks, 8 base
hits. q; errors. 2. Chicagos, g; hase-hits,
3: errors, 2. Batterles-iusie and Buck
lev; luby and Maggie.
brooklyn Ueague): Cincinnatis, 4;
base-hlts, 10; errors, 0. Brooklyns'
base-hits. G; errors, 1. Battories-Duryea
and Keenan,: Terry and DAILY.
st. Louis: 81. Louis, 10: base-hits, - ;
errors, I. Louisyiles, ,: base-hits. 3; er-
rors, 3. Batteries-Bamsey and Munyan
Goodale Meakin, and Bhgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
Tbe choIera spreading In Spain.

fBy AneIo-American cable t. the Dispatchl
MADRID. August 25.-The cholera Is
spreading in the city Of Toledo. Thirteen
cases and FIVE deaths were reported yester-
day. The Madrid Health Department has
sent officers to Toledo 10 take sanitary
rr..naurn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

by Anglo American cable TO tho Dispatchl
LONDON. August 2j.-A dispatch to the
N1rs from Odessa saws that in spite OF pro-
tests the antI-Jewish edicts will be promul-
gated IN October, with a supplement Justl-
fving such represslve severity on the
ground that It is intended to satisfy foreign
oUluiOD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
The Census Of Cheese.
buffalo rimes.l

Cheese aliyei OF course! Didn't you
know that beforel Cheese is about as live
ly as vinegar, and everybody knows that
vinegar Is full of microscopiaI snakes. And
Won know that yeast is full OF cells SO small
that 1t takes q microscope to see them. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

CfycrsEArI. August - Flour barely steady:
family. SGAtAxi fancy, s4.tOasis3. MheS
-teady and 900 soOd demand 10. red, winter,
al " Corn Irregular and soAker No. mixed,
52a53c Oats nrm NJ. 2 mixed. 3sNa Az. forA
dun aud nominal. Lard neglected At 81 Buzz
meats quiet; sl0rt-ribs, $50 Bacon IRA
shorI-cloar, $40 whisky steady A. tllh h.ss
s~tvs and strong: comm0a and light s5.l3s
fA3O; VscA.ug and butchers, ttl0afAih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
nomnn catholIeI.m IN Eneland.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dspat'h.l
ROME. ITALY. AUGUST 2j.-The MonitaT De
Rome referring u the many converts
gained TO the Roman Catholic Church In
England. declares that If the work Of con-
version continues at the rate maintained
for the last half century Catholicism viii
be dominant II England century hence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

BRUSSELS. BELGIUM. August 25.-Ihepub-
lie svmpathize with the strikers and con
denim the attitude Of the employers. The
C0rilr He Br7l'e'cs says that at meeting
of strikers delegates from the leading coal
districts. il was decided 10 issue mani
fo-to calling on the men 10 prepare Tor %
general strike after the suffrage congress
September next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
4 sirlI,e of Iri.h IinI.ers.

IBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. August 2j.-The bakers at Newry
went out on strike to-day. Il Is feared
there may be trouble and the town Is
swarming with police. \ boycott has been
declared against " blacklegs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
Fighting the Cholera.

by Anglo-Americanc cable TO the pispatchl
CAmo. EGYrT, August 25.-The Sanitary
Commission has decided 10 send all pill
grlms returning from Mecca 10 "a spot on
/ the Arabian coast fifty miles from Suez
after they have undergone quarantine at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Cation Fire in Montgomery.
by telegraph to the DIspatch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August IA hre
this morning burned a section OF the
Marks and Gaylor warehouse WIN l0rly
bales of cotton. Two thousand dollars
covers all the damage. Covered by insu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

NJ Adrich referred 20 the unusual
tength of the discussion that mas taken
80 On the tariff bll, and SAID that that
81 and the knowledge sha-ed 10y all that
49, business Of the country was IN STATE
- anxious suspense awaiting the result Vi
the Scuate's Gebberatoh' lea hllu " o." o.
--,.,or. or the other side 20 consider tho
-,-..+,or az KING date for closing me ue-
tt..,d for having final vote on the pas
~ - no hill He made tins suggestion
u o., tbe uurpOse of preventing ample
a, '...,,s, I'm upau the remaining paragraphs
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c-feriv disposition Of puDllc busiho0' ."
veeI As the convenience on seha'JIi' a.
~ an arrangement OF that klhu &c
~ Le LAD 10 hear from senators on 'he
49, side'if they had any proposition 10
make in that regard. -, .ho hon
,,,stom Of the Senate on al revenue
,nessur.s and legislation necessaiy .ol IN tuI
s~ndnct Of the Government tha' ait,i '.''
aud free discussion the senate v", ~ ~
sofne agreement a. 20 tbs tiluo o ~ 49,
s.,ete Ia discuss fairly and ireeN an
s,cb ,eeasures. There had been het.Jo'
go q demonstration Of the wisdom 81 1n.
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tbere always arrived time whyil az - -.
,oent such as that now proposed wa a -.
lie therefore thought that ne was a'.,,e.
L. M liberty 10 speak Tor his co. 49, s,Is
when he said that they would po 'e'i1 In
e the Senator ia charge OF thS piI -
any suggestion 20 make that he "o"''
make II now - orono
Mr.. Aidrich. / have prepared prop
sition which ask unanimous conSc"' "
have adopted. ,os.d tina,
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the consideration Of the tam pnii the s
lie continued % the exclusion OF All otho'
business except appropriation bills
raK Isl or sKPTEsBKs PROPOSED
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.,sl dabate shall close on the LIST OF pep
tember. IL 10 merely a suggestion ! ~
quite willing, il senators on the othcf sia'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
SmoI.eIcss Powder.

rBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
RoME. ITALY, August 25.-Ihe military
mannuvres at Montichiari with smokeless
powder were "a great success. Batteries OF
artillery fred half Oh hour without their
presence being discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable 10 the Dispaich.l
LONDON. August 25. Henry VI. Stanley's
agent has written a letter, in which he says
q6at Nr. Stanley is very far from being re-
stored 10 perfect health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-26
Bob Lincoln Not to Resign.

GBy Anrlo-American cable 70 the Dispnich1
LONDON. August 2l.-Mr. Lincoln. United
States Minister. strongly denies the report
that he is about % resign his office.