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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
The wsArHsR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
clear and cooi.
Range OF Thermometer at the front door Of the
D,Snqtch ONCE Yesterday

neon tefn Dcr1tuFP.r ..s.s.s.t .''.-'" -
srAUsros-Ther momelsr: AT AN, 70; Of
sP. NJ. -. Clear
NEWPORT SEws-Thermometer At $50 A. NJ
o.: at4P. MS
wnlrs SULPHUR SPRINGS Thermometer:
ATS \. W., SO; at ? T. ~. So Clear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
JUDGE LUCAS RENoMINATED
For Judge OF the Supreme Court of wes'
Virginia.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
GRArros. w. Va, August 13.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to nominate
to-day. Over six Hundred delegates were
in attendance, and before the nomina-
ton was made they were addressed by
Hon. William L. Wilson and Senator
Charles James Faulkner. As foreshadowed
in the Dispatch some time ago, Judge
Daniel Il. Lucas. Of Charlestown. was re-
nominated by reclamation and with great
enthusiasm.
AFARMrIs' MAN.
Lucas is the man who lead the revolt
against Camden III 1887. He was strongly
supported to-day by both the Camden and
Kenna men. aud his nomination is an earn
est Of party barmony. The platform de-
clared tor the free coinage Of silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, August 10, is91
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-i.000 Richmond city SIS
at III.
rr1s,nr -,otstions .. no }so,k Exchange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
.YARNrIs' MAN.
Benny Back In Washington.
Thy telegraph b The Djspo1chA

WAsHINoTON, d. G., August 13,-Tho
President and party arrived In Waahingtoo
from Boaton It I o'clock this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
rur INV sIIyFR-LAw.

The waiting was principally caused by the IN
terest IN the new silver-law. and the announce
ment that thu prices NJ which silver VIII ne
offered aud accepted will not be made public
met with some adverse comment. speculation
IN silver certificates at the Stock Exchange sud
denly became dormant, ana where Tsh-acl'ons
Of lnfe have run no into hundreds OF thousands
of ounces a few bids and offers comprised tho
business lone today. The strength OF yesier-
day was carried over 10 this morning, especial-
ly "a the early London hgures were - saons'
10 which only partial response was made
That the demand had been satisfied. however,
soon became apparent, and while LONDON did
purchase q small line OF stocks IL failed 10 sup
port the market after tho nrst Few minutes
trading,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14

Money Vas also marked up again, though u
did not come within many per cent. Oh lts ex.
treme height OF tho past few days but ~ nad
tho effect of sagglng'prices Oh slowly IN al por-
tons OF the list. The dulncss aud rtagnston,
however, resumed their sway In The market. aud
after the FIRST hour there was little chauge IN
quotations outside Of q few specialties. tsnaia
Pacific Was n strong point on the list, ana u
scored a material advance, while cotton-oh re-
ceipts developed marked weakness, thoGgh
portion Of the loss was recovered. There WAS q
slight rally In the last few minutes a. reaction
from the depression made by she strike upon
the Delaware and Hudson. which dropped that
stock ~ per cont, aud the close was dun but
nrm at small fractions under the frst prices. but
close To tho lowest Of The day. The anal changes
chow considerable rregularity. with slight pre-:
dominance OF losses. sales OF listed, lll.00O
shares of unlis'-d. 1850 shares.
Ersnisq-Exchsnge quiet and weak at sslaisS
Money easy al 2liO ia-; loau,i closing offered
at2 Sub Treasury balancos-Con. tlb .-a4,OtV;
currency, 1854 Goa Governments dun hut
s'esdy Tor as; pcr cents. 1854. OK. coupons,
1917 bid ex int. est state bonds duh and
tHAlurutees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices for. Money. Bonds. Stocks orsis'
Tobarco. Cotton. &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
Their Indicstions.
IBy telegraph to tho pi.ps.cn.I

tBy telegraph TO tho pispasch.I
p, wAsniSarox. d. G.. August IA --Fors-
RIM east for Virginia. warmer, fair wea-
lhih Their; variable winds.
- FOR North Carolina. fair, warmer wee
Their In the eastern portion, stationary
temperature in the western portion, variable
INA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Ricanosp, August - 1881.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHAT. 700 bushels
CORS-l.400 busneA
OAfs--i, $50 Dushels.
kYK-2i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRET ,BY.
WHEAT.-White, 80 bushels common Ct o3c
Longbcrry 40 bushels very good 10 prime on
private terms; " bushels very good st 81: 50
bushels good q 9oc. ~ bushels common st $50
Mixed, 50 bushels good 81 9tc. Shorteerry, sle
bushels very good TO prime on private terms !:
OK bushels very good at s1.0l: ~ bushels very
good at 81: 90 bushels good at &C. io2 bushels
good ut &C.: 70 bushsls fair at Sc; 50 bushels
common at t6c Total sales Of whsst, i,coS
pushela
OArs.-winssr. 50 bushels prime on private
ternA
coTToN knP0Hr
euoTXfsonA
NippLyN0, likc
Low 4fDDkfH0. l0ko
GcoD QkD1xAny. Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14

ALBANY. n. Y. August l3-Eoming.-
Is authority for the following we are
all ordered ont by an order from headquar-
tiers. Sargent, Of Cleveland, chief of the
Firemen's brotherhood, orders the strike
At noon the Delaware and Hudson Com
pany's freight and yard-men, except en-
gineers and fremen, quit work as though
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
wHAr nae GENERAL MANAGER SAYS.
NE srR1KE NOT WITHOUT wAnNTyo.

They say they did not strike without due
warning. aud that the strike will extend
the whole length of the road before night.
Passenger trains are all running, and the
strikers say they will not disturb them.
There is large amount Of perishable
freight here consigned 20 Saratoga hotels,
which was oil ready to 90 up this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IReported for Tho Rich mond Dlspstch.l
MARRIAGES.

AUGUST ia-Nsrket very quiet Prime, g.;
extra prime, &c; fancy. 6Sa6ac; common
2aic.; factory hand picked, osaskc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-14
nm INV COYMANDER-IN-CHIEF.

ihI NEW
Colonel Wheelock c. Neazey. Of New
Hampshire al present one Of the inter
state commerce commissioners, was elect
"a c0mmander-in-chlet.
Judge Veazey has just passed his tftieth
wear. lie was educated at the famous
training school, Phillpss Exeter Academy,
graduated at Dartmouth College with
honor. and is one of its present Board Of
Trustees; graduated also at the Albany
law school aud taking up bis residence at
hutland, Vt. was admitted TO the bar OF
that State IN 1860
Upon the breaking out of the war he
enlisted as q private in the Third Vermont
volunteers. was made captain Of Company
A. aud rapidly promoted 10 MAJOR aud lieu
tenant-eolonel Of that regiment, attaining
the latter rank IN the summer OF 1851, In
1862 Judge NeaZey was made colonel OF the
Sixteenth Vermont regiment, ana as the
commander of that regiment won great
credit.
Upon the muster out Of his regiment he
returned 20 the practice OF his profession.
beng associated IN business Tor awhiie
with Secretary -of-War Proctor. He was
register OF bankruptcy for his congress
sionel district III Vermont, reporter OF the
decisions OF the Supreme Court Of Vermont
from 1864 10 1879. and judge of that court
from 1879 until his appointment as
an interstate commerce commissioner III
1889. He las been an active member Of
the Grand Army was the post command
or Of Roberts Post. Of Rutland, VT. ut its
organization ~ 1861. has been department
commander OF that State, and was Judge
advocate general on the stan Of Judge
Ray. when he WAS the commandments
ia 1887 49,
Detroit was selected as the place Of meet.
ING n8xt yeAY
, 1890-09-26
4 FEW REASONS

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l. ~Dr. H Wagner Is a natural physician
o. 3. FOWLER,
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2 "Nou are wonderfully proficient In your
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3. "Few can excel you as a doctor"
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0. "Dr. H Wagner has immortaltzed himself
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gtnia city Chronicle.
Z Thousands OF invRlids flock to see him"
Fuancisco Chronicle.
s. The doctors long experience as n spe-
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TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.

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, 1890-09-26
For many years Mr. b. +. Thompson,

For many years Mr.. b. +. Thompson,
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CHRONIC COMPLAINTS REQUIRE
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never seen. He has patients In every city,
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as all over the United States See his address
in his advertisement-Denver Tribune.
, 1890-09-26

His wonderful Chinese Remedies are guar
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nature, gave to him as distinct an indi-
left in Greece. Ills vision was 81 broad
that it extended over every part Of the
Republic; his sense Of patriotism WAS
~ strong that an, thing which was hos
tile to any part OF the country, Was at
once opposed by all the energy OF his
vehement nature. Had he been in
James Buchanan's place in 1851. there
would have been no attempt at seces-
sion; had he been In Lincoln's place nj
the date OF the Appoma,toS surrender,
We would have felt that SOME tr-men-
dous sacrifices were needed as "a warning
10 men in the future Ia avoid, above all
things, raising hand against the
iiepublic and its ilAg. lie often per
mitted his strong mind To dwell passion-
ately on small things; his spitss and
prejuiic-s often Influenced his acts; he
knew no Way Ia deal with an enemy
except 10 smash; but thesn were only
the laws on u sovereign character.
The people have forgotten all these little
weaknesses and only remember the
stately man whO. whether at tho hr...i
OF All army ar at the head of tho state,
WAS all the time ani everywhere an
American and patrio, through and
through, and who carried In his face
the assurance that at any time his
country called upon him, his life. his
fortune and his sacred honor would all
ba pledged la maintain tie life, the for
tln-s and the sacred honor Of that
country. 80 when h. passed from earth
he l-.t STAMPED uron the ronnls Of his
country and uipn the eyes of memory
an impression of mi,t-Tiul figure that
had been u supreme force In llIv. and
w liked !, that impression that even the
years canno, pa, II aside. We all have
confused ,lough,i of thousands of
great souls. hut such men as Washing
ton. Lincoln ani Jackson there IN no
confusion about. They are apart by
themselves. -yrn ~ Ulysses found \ lax
a stately and independent shade In the
lower regions. and Ne brli-sr that I've
hundred years hence II nur Republic
shall last 80 long. men will meet aud
rulo:i-s will L. pronounced over the
hero Who fough, III. good Ugh, at New
OIlcans.-Sai, Lake Tribune.
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Andrew jackson.

The individuality OF Gen. jackson
remains as strong in the hearts of the
American people as ever. Greater
battleilelds than his do not dim in the
least the glory of his battlefield; greater
soldiers and perhaps. more profound
statesmen than he come and 20, and
still he is distinct figure In American
history, and always will be. To analyze
the causes that gave him his hold upon
the hearts of his countrymen is not an
easy task. but we believe that the two
characteristics which were most pro-
nounccd in his nature, his courage and
his patriotism, were the attributes
which, swaying his naturally turbulent
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Tt. c.-.. p,,,a.,.. >.,...

Thee mann hco take, hold OF thee ho,
end of y poker vii knot punch thee IRE.
This fable tr~chcs how knot 10 doc u
thing.
Thee mann who ALWAYS scz Weight for
NEE. may sometime. bcc night, butt in
thee end hcr vii i,e left.
Yu kant tel how mutrh man knows
bi the size Of his hiatt. A very big
punkin ina hav very thin .hri with
nothing III II.
"ifoap on. hoap ever" butt don't
forget In work u little between mccls.
li~cin tr.ind To Providence don't
mccn sitin si!l while the IRE goes out.
"Muny inaiks tho mare 80. and often
the mare maika liz. muny go. Its q
i.car rcot that don't work both weighs.
The mann who, ih ab,afr with anger
Ia ai~ays put out"
II yu trl yur wife yu luy her and then
consstt,nir nosi,tn hut yur apt'rtight fur
Oreckfssss. yu mo,n't xick II sf- r-'A-
In tho dickshnnaty 10 lind out wha, iuv
mccns.- STANLEY Woc.ls In the Great
Divide.
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psster Time l.sst.

The burlington Route Ncstibule No :,
now leaves Denver at op. IN. arriv-
ing in Omaha 2 y. IN. and st. Joe G:iO
p. m. next day, Chicago I, am and st.
Louis TO am. second morning. max
ing the shortest time OF any line be-
tween Denver and st. Louis.
This train consists of baggage ear, ele-
giant day coaches. luxurious reclining
chair cars free. tho latest improved
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and the
world renowned G. B. & O. dining
cars. which serve all meals en- route.
The entire train is Ncstibulcd and
runs through solid to Chicago Via
Omaha.
This train has through reclining chair
car tfreel and elegant Pullman sleeping
car through. without change TO st.
Louis via st. Joe. For further infor-
nation regarding rates Of fare, connec-
tions etc. apply to your local ticket
agent or to the undersigned.
j. FRANCIS,
Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agt.,
Omaha. Neb.
GEO. II. CRosnY,
General Agent.
1900 Larimer Street, Denver.
l.. q. BLARsLEE.
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tine next revival train that comes thun-
dering along. Coed, whole sonled,
companionable Conductors; amt road
in the country where the passengers
feel more at home. No passes; every
passenger pays full traffic rates for his
ticket. WESLEYAN air.brakes On all
trains, too; pretty safe road, but !
didn't ride over it Yesterday"
"ierhnps you tried the EapiistI l
guessed once more.
"Ah, ah." said the brakeman, shes
u daisy, nint sheI River road, bcauti-
fni curves; sweeps around ANYTHING to
keep close Ia the river, but It's all steel
rail and rock ballast, single track all the
way and not II side track from the
roundhousc to the terminus. II takes
aheap OF water to run 1t, though; ;
double tanxs at every station, and
there isn't All engine In the shops that
can pull a pound or run mile with less
than two gauges. hut II runs through
y lovely country these river roads al
ways do; river on one side and hills on
tire other. and It's steady climb up tho
grade all III. way Till the road ends
where the iouniainhrai Of tie river be-
gins. Yes. sir. III take the river road
every time for II lovely trip, sure con-
dust blowing In ut the windows. And
yesterday, when the conductor came
around for the tickets with little las
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Preparations for ,h. Paris exposition
cost ss,"oo."o. When IL had closed,
and accounts were sci;l.i. /, MAS found
that IaTi, was richer by s.,r.uCo than
sh. hai b.cu. while Tie government T-'
ecipis from increased postal, faliwa.
and telegraph service aGn1tng.s! 10 sl:..
uo,no. TN.nty..,sht milton visitors
attended tile exposition. All this sue.
e.ss Was attained IN spit. u' the lac,
,ha, the governments o' knToP. officially
biscoun,rnancoi the enterprise w cScIN
way brcaus- II commempu,rj IN.
downfall OF monarchy.
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'.who !, shat ng;h--. - hsn i'ssnri' ifrsi.
with strip, "-I hi. Trousers AMI shi"i,iuu HE
hr-astf
~. button. arr rDii AMI his cnat u i' hiu-.
Ani the L,cr ou hia Gap i' quite utterly Ip'i''
"iiu.h thee. my child. he ;. coming this -sy.' .''
-nu, be cnrri.. - l,ntctn INA. u, tell iur p-i'y .
why hc carries the liEh,r' "-r-n. bts-s-n"'.
plan
Mychiii. he. IN s.'arrh II pSihpnrst uisn.
Th- noble conductor 10y contract :. bound
Soi Ia b,.~ ou; the llsht iill an hun-' glan' ,
found
hut the nnmc in hi. lantern buruc., steady snd
bright
TIL he ioas.,i In the .lsss-iscn bicVs oui the
IIshf.
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saw daisy. Fair 10 soc
II blo.sotac'i upon IN" vcr'iani l.,s;
I jii not care To- pluck It thence.
r. csli It min- made m pr-'cnc-.
nut when I saw anp'hrs's hand
Claim that which did not demand.
Aud take the daisy from the lca.
felt a acnac of injury.
saw lady. Fair TO ~"
She was. and blithc exceedingly.
! aij no, cure to take hrr hand.
rvon her love made no demand.
Bu. when .aw another swain
Gain what I had not cared !" Tain.
And wed the lady fair 'o see.
! felt n sense of injury.
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Thee following pomcs MAJ cen, 10 the
weakii Hold Up, hut NJ tia, papur har
knot Vel, the necessary funds ,ro star;
with ccnd them Ia tho Great DiSid.
TssG CssiLo's s>aUsWS.
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The Cosmopolitan Magazine Is one OF
the the best literary magazines In the
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The squadron Of evolution Ia iu trip
across the Atlantic mat.c au average
speed no, in excess Of eight knots an
hour.
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