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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-31
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt connections with the
several railroad lines In the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and
Tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
rains.
Ticke Is sold, sleeping car this Sc
cured, and other informatiO given on
application at the Company's offices
where passengers calling q person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
A. N. T(tWNE, j. III. GOODM AN,
General Manager Gen Pass. & Tkt Agt
SAN Francisco, Cal.
jnne4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-31

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-31

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-31

ca Deolnty, Seminal Weak mes
SprematorrhB, kSrOStatOrrhse. Emissions
ImpoJency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and Loss OF MANHOOD. in
e.AA ATS com p1AcaGiOnS. and from
wn ASever cause prod dAeed. 1t en-
rich and puTires the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles Digestion, 1eproduc-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties.
1t stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary losses,
debitating dreams, seminal losses with she
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains nc
injurious ingredients. To those HuRec.
tmK from the evil effects OF youth.
fuI tndfscre tiOm or excess, a speedy
thorough and permRnent CUBE
rs RANrEED. Price, g.. SO pen
bottle or five bottles in case, with full direc-
dons and advice, $40 Sent secure from vO-
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
prics, or o. D. D. TO be had only Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

Mr.. Vest replied that the gontlemsn's
hhuio was given Ia the communication.
Dir Hawley; lreafirm what said, that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-An agreement has
been entered into by Secretary Blaine and
Senior Romero. the Mexican Minister, pro-
viing for reciprocal crossing Of the inter-
national boundary line by troops of the
United States and the republic Of Mexico
when in close pursuit of hostile Indians.
The President lett Washington for Cape
Nav this afternoon after having been in
formed that the legislative appropriation
Din would not be ready for his action
until next week. the House having adj
iomued before it had been enrolled. Tie
was accompanied by Secretary l1alford
and expects 20 return 10 Washington next
Tuesday he arrived at Cape May at
o'clock tonight.
The President today nominated Adam
i. King. of Maryland, United states Con-
sul-Gencral no Paris, and n. n. Allen, OK
Ohio, United States Secretary OF Legation
20 Corea.
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day re-
cciyed the official report Of the board ap-
pointed 20 try the cruiser Philadelphia.
ID saws that the average speed during the
run Of four hours was 1868 knots per
hour, and that during the trial the engines
and boilers worked In the most satisfactory
manner, the necessary steam pressure be-
ing maintained throughout the course.
Tho construction Of the vessel and ma
NuiltlN AftA tl4t AuiA 'i'l4''"' "a N-+N
board.
AN the executive departments were
closed about O'Clock to-day and VIII not
be opened for business until Monday NOM
ing at O'Clock.
The President signed the Idaho bill to-
day. and tomorrow the new State Will be
added 10 the fiag.
Senator Morrill,, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Finance. SAID to-day he would
ask Monday 20 have the tariff bill takenup
as against the river and harb0r bill, and
expected that the Senate would grant his
request. The committee Will have several
to propose TO the bill, none
of them, II is said, Of any great import
Rnce.
The superintendent Of the census has
deoided TO order n recount of the pOpula-
ton in tweutv-four OF the enumeration
districts in Kansas City. Mo. The action
OF the superintendent is based on the
of the local supervisor
and the Missouri delegation in Congress.
N has been alleged that the names OF
LARGE number of the citizcns of the city
were not taken in the first enumeration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04


The freight-handlers on all the railroads
in Cincinnati, except the Louisville, have
struck for an increase of wages.
Mrs. r. G. Collins was shot and killed by
her colored man-seryant. Richard Gusts,
Yesterday in Floyd county, ga. Lynchers
are after the murderer.
The cloak-making firms of Popkin *
Marks. Fischer Brothers. and BischoT a.
Schwab. OF New York, have made arrange
ments with the locked-out men to resume
work.
In accordance with the request Of
America, Germany, and England. King
Oscar Of Stockholm has nominated Conrad
Cederkrantz for the Post of Chief Justice
Of Samoa.
The Queen Regent Of Spain has accepted
the resignation OF the members of the
Cabinet. The sitting Of the COrtes has
been suspended pending the formation of
a new Ministry
At o'clock fire was discovered on tho
third floor of the Western Union Tele-
qraph building IN Cincinnati 'by a mes
senger-boy IN the Associated Press, aud
the fire, though burning fereely, was ex-
tinguished.
The entire business portion of Pullman,
Wash, was burned yesterday afternoon.
The fire started IN livery stable, and in
twenty minutes the whole town was in
flames. There was no fire service, and IN
order 10 check the flames a building was
blown up with powder, but it was without
avail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

Day. n common heritage of those who wore
the gray"
The Stars and Bars a sacred emblem;
the Stars and Stripes a living symbol.
"The Constitution given MS by onr
fathers has no truer defenders than the
sons Of the South
THoUsANDs PARTICIPATING.
Fv.Coufederate veterans came In on
every train. and thousands here are par
ticipating IN the meeting.
The address Of welcome was delivered
by Hon. Ken. Wheeler. al e1-Confederate
soldier, aud was responded to by General
John b. Gordon.
SONS or CONFEDERATE yErFnASs.
The question of organizing the sons OF
Confederate veterans was referred 90
committee and will probably be reported
favoratly.
A memorial from the WOman's Jefferson
Davis Monument Association OF NV
Orleans asking cooperation was presented
and several hundred dollars were sub
scribed.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected
Geueral-.n-Chief, General John y. Gordon;
Iieuteuant-Goneral. T.. Kirby Smith, OF
Tennessee. aforementioned Trans
Mississippi Department, General ". J..
Cabeil, OF Texas.
The convention then adjourned. Tho
time and place Of the next meeting was re-
ferred % the general cOmmandirg and
staff. Tomorrow grand parade VIII occur
and p general celebration Of July 1ll. ON
Saturday the veterans will go 70 Chicka-
mauga and spend the day at a monster pc
nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
OUTRAGEOUS ATTACK.
IN Employing Tailor set Upon by Strikers.
His Effective Defence.
~ telerraph 30 IL DLspatah.


NV Y0nr. July abraham Rosenberg
and crowd Of about $50 other striking
taliors visited the tailoring shop Of A..
Dillett. of ~ Eldridge street, this after
noon and began an indiscrlminate attack
upon Dilett, his wife, and the workmon in
the shop.
Dinett protected himself with his re-
volver. lie fired into the crowd and shot
Rosenberg I'm the back inhictIug serious
and probably fatal wound. Rosenberg
was removed 90 the Gouyerneur Hospital,
and the Coroner has been summoned 10
take Rosenberg's 0uie-m0iem statement.
Dillett closed bis place against the
strikers. but they broke in. and besides
beating the inmates they destroyed the
goods upon winch thev were working and
threw them into the street.
Three or four shots were fred by billet
and 1t is believed that some Others of the
striker, as well az Rosenberg were injured.
But SO far they have not been found.
Eight or nine ~ she strikers were arrested.
There is considerable excitement on tho
east side of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
IMPORTANT RAILWAY LEASE.
The Louisville Southern to the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia.


NEW YoRg. July g. President Thomas, of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georeln
road. saws: The Louisville Southern road,
abont lSs miles long, from Louisville 70 a
connection with the Southern system, has
been leased TO the East Tennessee. Nlr-
einir and Georgia. This gives 1t q north
ern outlet, which is necessary TO com
plete its system. The East Tonnes
see guarantees 8 per, cent. interest
mon - 600 900 bonds. The net earnings
of the road al the present time amodnt 10
about This sum. This lease adds no adj
ditional burden to the Fast Tennessee, yr-
ginia and Georgia Railroad Company but
gives il an outlet 10 a very important ecu
Re ON fine Ohio river. The stock Of the
louisville Southern road is held wholly by
hnsiness-men OF Louisville who have
pledged themselves TO ioin the East Ten
nessee Company TO make It's new Inc
valuable connection with the South and
divide business with the Louisville aud
Nashville road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
TIE CLOSE DULL BUT FIRM.

mo TITTTN u Wv TTI- TlTIIs IATTIITIT-I %
LaekawnnnR. Atchisou, and some others ID The
last hour, and iW parted -Omo life to mo market,
which had been practically dead during the ross
of the DAY, and tns close, while dull. W.. lrm q;
about the beet prices which, however, were
generally Insignificant fractions from those ~
mo opening. Among tho speciaircs the last
prices show n marked improvement i'm some
cases. and Pullman ls up ~ Wheeling and
Lake Ere preferred, Sow England, aud
LscklWanns per cent Tho s1los OF listed az
grorafet 1000 share-: of unlisted. li.oo shnrns.
Fuflfn1 Exchange quiet and sicliY ~ 80
fsS1 Money sa-y 90 2aG. SuD-Treasury ball
ances-Coiu. $50, fElC0, currency, f,9hNN
Governments dull D1t etesdy Tor A.; per cents,
l2, ex. coupons, l0] bid, tx. interest state
bonds Cull aud fraturtless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
rrnnRA,rrr OF TIE MANS.

Tho Central Tran1c Association having failed
- 4ettie tho dressed beef question and reiefred
~ again back % the Trunk Line presidents. aso
a. expected % result from that action which Will
afford them an opportunity TO point 20 domorali-
zati0u of railroad rates and by pressure and
short sales get the market down again The
silver legislation now PLAYS mo- part Ia course OF
prices. aud the Use which was caused by the
urs. prospect Of 30 has about been the Isl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
THE MINERS YIELD.
4 Threatened Long Struggle Happily
Ended-Work to BE Resumed.
rBy teleernph u tho Dlspatch.l


BIumSGHAM, Ala, July 3.-For several
week, there has been condition Of uncer-
tainty among the industries Of this region
owing 20 the movement among the miners
for an increase of pay, change of scale, and
recognition Of the order Of United Miners.
Several thousand miners stopped work
July lst pending settlement. and the order
held convention at the Pratt Mines. Tho
operators decided some ten days ago that
they would stand pat on the present scale
and would continue 10 treat with the men
onlvas employees and not as an order. 4
long struggle seemed imminent with
all the miners and the furnaces closed,
but to-day tho miners gracefully declined
to press their demands. This afternoon
the employees of the Pratt Mines division Of
the TennesseeC Coal, Iron and Railway Com
pany signed the old scale for the ensuing
year. The other mines illfollow this lead
and the threatened trouble Is over. All the
men viii 90 back to work Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
THE DIAMOND.
The DIANOND.
Baseball as Played Yesterday Through
out the Country.
rBy Telegraph to Tho Dispatch.I


Cincinnati Neague): Cncinnatis. q;
ba-o-lits. II: errors. o. Br0oklyns, Is; base
hits. u: errors. 4. Batteries-Duryea and
Keenlu. Lavotte and Clark.
Buffalo l}rotherhood) Bufialos. 3; base
hits. $. errors. 4. Brooklyns, l3; base-hits,
ID: errors. 3. Batterics-keeie and Mack;
Sowlcrs and kiuslow.
Chicago Ucagucl: Chicagos, g; base
hits. IO. errors, 3. Philndclphas. B; base
hits. 3. errors. T. Batteries Sullivan and
Kittrdgo: Day and Clements.
Chicago O}rothcrhoodl: Chicagos, 4;
baee.hits. II; errors. 4. Phlladelphlas, 6 &.
lasa-lits. 10: errors, .. Batteries Bald
VIA and Farrell Hustled and Cross.
Pittsnurgh The Pittsburgh Boston
game here was postponed in order 90 allow
the Bostons time to reach home to play on
the Fourth.
Cleveland Brotherhood): Cleyelands,
o: basc-hits, 3. errors. 2. New lorks; b;
baso-hits. n; errors. 0. Battcries-Gruber
and Su.cliGe: y. Ewing ard ". Ewing.
Ceycland-Lcague): Cievelands, none;
base-hits, 8; errors. ]. Bostons. base
bits. Ii: errors, %. Batteries -Darueid aud
thinner: Nichols and Bennett.
Pittsburgh Meaguel: Alleghenys, A.;
basc-hts. errors. o. New Norks. %; bGse-
hits. 2: errors. o. Batteries Baker and
Decker; WEIGH and Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
IsAlcs - cHl,frI0N.

The entertainment closed with sparring
match for points only, the contestants
being Professor p Carciofni, the trainer of
the Gymnasium Club of this city, and Pro-
fessor George b. lsaacs, of Richmond, the
champion lightweight boxer Of Virginia.
-Four rounds of two minutes each were
fought. and both men were loudly cheered.
The match was declared a draw by the
Judges, although the crowd were Of the
opinion that lsaacs ought to have been de-
.lared the winner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

nAIrI,fnRr

BALTIaORs, Julyf.--,Otton n0minal. mldiarg.
Il si2ac. Flour fl.ry a't,go. hoWard-stront and
western super, s-a2tui 80 30. oxtra, f.t5afl B;
90. 10. family, a. lsast9j lify mile, hio brands.
extra. siG)s3LSo: winter wheat patent. Eashao;
spring Co. do, tiaSjlD. 90. do straight 50 Da
$50; 30. 30. extra, iia{t3L Nhcat-soltnorn
active and strong, neW, fair 10 choice, ,9l91c /.
longherry, Ns91c.. steamer No =, rei, - r. - :;
western inactive. no. wintor red. spot. eltc..
July, 99hc.; August 90Ac.: SepteB Dor nh a3lc
COrn-SOuihern QUOT. white. 40c, yellow, fia
a.. western s,eady. mixed, spot, 81 = ail sc.
July, Al .ail ac.; August - &C.; September,
42Ir.: steamer. 8st.c. oats lrm: ungradod
southern and Pennsylyania, ia s'., DO. w''i-
ern white, 3h6c. do. 40. mixed, 33aifc.;
graded No. white, Hhc. Rye dull; choice. 5's
jfc.: prime, 52astt.. good 20 fair, ial0c. Hay
Provisions steady: mess-port. Old, 81 t5, nov,
flAJU. buih-mfats, loose shoulders. So. long
clear and clHar-rib sides, go. sugar picked
shoulders. Gh6ftc.: sugsr-.urei smoked shout
doris, &C.,. hams. small, ID &C.. large i1aiIc. (;
lard. re1neI. frc.. crude, t'. Butter irm aud
scarce, creamery, fancy, lut.; no. isif To
choice, Nai5c; DO imitation, SALT; laii@
fancy, lic F.: 10. good o. choirc, N4llc. t.0r9
packet, Case Eggs nrm % Zoe. Coffee dun;
kl0 carsoes, far, 1910. so. q le.hl0lr
sugar steady, grauulafel. f'+r Copper tive D.
rofnod, Dab e.. Nhi-hey frw hi sLlaesl h
Froights tO iverDo0l per stelmcrsf0idy: cotton,
God: ilnar, l,5 bi.; grain, 49, tors. Cor orders
l-.s3s. z. Recoipts-FiOur, l,lh barrels. whoa,
80 900 bushels cnrr. lNUu bushels: rye, tlJ
bushels. Snipmoulf-ti 1,i'3 barrels, wheat
81 100 bushels. corn, 10000 bushels s.lcs--
Whoat, $1,000 bushels; corn, $3.50 oIshel.
ClSCINNAri.
CIyCINNATt. July A-flour sfealv Wheat
castor, $50. rel, s5c. Corn eAsisr: no. 2miEsl,
31br oats scarce ard higher. 40. . mixed,
32rc. Pork quiet and stsliy al fli.I ". Lara
steady at th4a Hulk-ma1is nrm ; -hortrIhs,
sff0ae 10 Bacon easy; sh0r,-cloar, Sl.t0l{ -ll.
WhiSAoy steady 40 $40.
WILMfNgTON
WILMINGTON. y. G.. July 2-rurpHnrne
s;oaiy AZ 3sc. Resin firm. strained, 900 /.
good strained, si.l-t Tar lrm a. Sit. Crude
turpentino firm hard, fi.25. yolion dip, 80,
virgin. asa.
ST. iDfUg.
~. L0UIs. July 2-llour firm, quiet, AMI uu-
changed. Wheat higher. except for july, which
closed steady: 80 p, cash, ~ .aNi,e; July,
80 ..r.: August, sji as g. september, "a SEE.
December. s1itr, tQru--No. =, cash, tia.l ar. I.
July. b ,H3ie.: August. i3i snl3 le; september.
33lc. Oats more active and the market a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
mon IN corTOV-0rr.

Tho only movement conmanding attention
Wa ihe sudden drop IN coff0n-ou certificates,
which was caused by mo publication yesterday
o. the story about a hitch ia The proceedings
changing tho trust into a c0rUoradCn Opening
az ~ the STOCK declined 20 e "a, but rallied 10
2ss. New stock sold at -, aud was aitorwari
offered az ., out the test nii on the door al the
2ift, hoTey0r and the furry Was soon over.
some trading IN New Eng aud marSed the after
moons dealings. and a slight fractional advance
carried DO above 30, but no other movement
worthy Of comment took place during tue entire
eaalf.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
Mean tomporature.
NEW YnRk STOCK MARKET

EKw YORK, July 3.-ln tho stock market To-
day the dulnoss which has heen the great
feature Of dealings for the whole week made
further progross and the days transactions were
even smaller than those OF yeoterdsy. while
thoro was even Jess feature TO tho trading. In
the railroed list dulness and stagnSiion reigned
supreme, and not q singlc lucuaiion q interest
took place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

IBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispstch.l
MADRID. July 3.-There is crisis in the
Spanish Cabinet. IL is probable that a
Conservative Ministry will be formed I'M
der the presidency of Senior Canoyes del
Castillo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

NEW YosS, July ARRIVED; The Queen.
LIVERPOOL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
r.....r s,ns,roke,inC chicago.

CmcAoo. July s.-Yesterday's, drop IN
temperaturo caused decided falling on IN
The humber Of sunstrokes, only three cases
being reported YESTERDAY. The sienaal,,se,rI-
vice Office reports that there Is no hkeii-
hood Of any decided change, OF temper =;
ture soon. but that to-day will be slightly
warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Convention at Chattanooga-The Coincide
rate Flag Conspicuouslv Absent.
..t..-..t g.. "a. ptsr,t.,1

CHATTANOOGA. July 3.-The first conyeq-
ton of the United Confederate Veterans
Association met in Chattanooga to-day
Governor John Il. Gordon presiding. The
convention. all the public buildings and
leading business-houses being protusely
adorned with the Stars and Stripes. Out
OF tens of thousands of flags that are
futtering 10 the breeze not half dozen
flags except the Stars and Stripes can be
seen. All decorations conducted by the
Executive Committee axe in the national
color4 only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

higher: No. cash, esxsfsNc: August. Hsc.;
september q 4 ~ SC. Tbiksy shady a. slW:
Tagging unchanged. Provisions stesiy ana
firm. bat tie quot8iiOne are unchanged.
Rgw YORK cOrroS TUrpkkt
NEW yoak. July Me-; and grcss rsccip's.
none. Failures closed quiet saies, tsxsp baie-
Jnly, siipoasil0s: August, tii7ssfli.7s; Sop
tom Der, 80 ssasl0 A.: Octob~r. ffnbsatioe0 no
vemuer sl0gstigSs: Decsnbsr, so t-o,ioD.
January, sI053aiio.5i. February. fIo.5sss1a.
Nsrcb, ti0sIsSi03
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
July 2--Nerket 9uiot No transactions for
several days NJ fhe conml.-son-bouses and III
to stock on hand Prime. $40. ettrs prime,
&C.. fancy. &C.; common. gs5c. (; fsctoFy hani-
PICKED, st.a.ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
THE TURF.
Opening OF the Regular Season NJ Bright
on Beach-Other Events.
u3y telegraph 10 the Dispatch

fliY telegraph 70 Inc Dl-psIch.l
Nrw York. July 3-Brighton Beach
The rerulqr season began at Brighton
Erocl TODAY and will be continued to-
morrow and thereafter on All OF DAYS with
Monmouth Park during July aud August.
First race-hvo eighths Of mile-Corio-
Janus won; Repent second, Emiiy Carter
third. Time, lOl'4.
Second race-throe quarters Of mile
Phoenix won; Prince Howard second
Major DAILY third. Time, l:lGri.
Third race-one mile-king Crab won;
Jucgler second. Seymour third. The start
for this race developed into p regular farce
and the boys made game of Starter Clare.
Time. lis.
Fourth recc-one and one sixteenth
miles Badge won; Xephprus second, VOL
deur third. Time, l:j-'
Fifth race-one mile and q half-l}onanza
won; Eleyc second, Barrister third. lime
2:lL
sixth race-one mile and quarter, over
six hurdles -Baesanio won; Nauciusc Sc
cond, Linguist third. Time, 2-25.
CHICAGO RACES.
CHfcsGo. July 3--First receive and
half furlongs -thimes won: MAYOR norm
ton second Brutus third. Time, l:lO4.
Second race-OLe mlle-liaclne won;
Chapman second, Cushmau third. lime,
1.4f
Arundel Won; John DAILY second. 1ine'
Fourth race-one mile and twenty-five
vards-Hocksey won; Chilhowle second,
Mamie FOnso third. Time. l:j2.
Fifth rucc-on milc-Mi-- Hawkins
won: Salute second, Dr. Nave third. Time,
EJl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04

dull, but steady. Wheat dull. but stronger; No
red. 3tS sgii.c. IA elevator opiions dun aud
ka.c. Nv, closing steady: No red, july,
%isc; August, 9i1c.: september, exc De-
tober, 90. Corn Hrm aud moderately active;
No. ?, axe, in elevator: options dun ana
nrmcr: July. Ii.c.. August. f2Sc.; septem-
Der, eye: October $40. Oats Brm. but duli
options arm. but dull: July a.. August. 81 g.;
september. 3ito.; No 2 spot, &c.. mixed vest
orn. 2ia}ic Hops easy aud dun COneo-Op-
tons opened steady and closed hrm nj 2a30
points up on better cables. sales. = ~ bags. IN
GLIDING July. flhBssi7: August, SiA'5afif6O;
September. tih25asl6 IS: october. SlhSCa.llsj;
spot kio dun bat steady: fair cargOcs. $50
sugar-Rsw Hrm, but quiet: rsnned siendy: ia
fair demand. Molasses. foreign. nominal; New
Orlesns quiet Rice quiet and stesdy. Cotton
seel oil iulL ROsin steady AMI gpsaL Beef firm.
Beef hsms quie, and oasy. TiFrrol beof firm
Cut meats stehiy. Niddies weak. Lard moro
active steam, td02H op;iOnse esdy ard mol
eratey a'tve; July. -, August, 500; sop
tomber, Sd.22 Frclgbis steady cotton. SD !;
grain, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-04
{" ORIGINAL PACKAGES f"
Seized by Citizens Committee and Sent
Whence They Came.

OTTAWA, Kansas. July "a citizens
committee Of one hundred unhitchcd the
horses from wagon loaded with original
packages of liquor which was about 10 be
unloaded and transferred 10 a store y
and ran the wagon back 10 the depot The
packages were teshiDped to the house IN
Kansas City where they came from. The
committee has a watch upon another con
Segment which is at the depot, 1t Is
thought the agents will repleyin the
goods. In case they do an indemnity
bond is ready. and any damage the court
or jury may award will be paid.