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covered Ono anal, boy was found floating and
yelling three miles down the lake from the sc"ts
oi The disaster and rescued. IL - donbtui II "
viii over De snown exactly how many iNes "eio
Loaf ia tnis disaster.
ANTICS or THE STORM.
ST. PAUL July iL--Accon'ing 10 tee tesuinon,
OF those who witnessed YESTERDAY storm " u ~
gathered in the vicinity Of snail Lace rcNcls,
miles 10 tho northwest 81 Lake Gcryaia ana
something Ike eight miles from 81 Iaui .
proceeded slowly in ia eonefai mo'etnen'. ~
Gr-t began it's wCr< Of destrueioa aeou , 10
taces by demollshins a barn AMI seFefoi
w.n1-mtlis. Alter this seemed 70
bound into the air, striSing me ehth HkNn
near the hamlet OF l1tie Iaha1a, "he't "a.
first serious damage wa' done Again II ssippsl
a space OF HOoute mile. end AGAIN loMere '.. 70
the EARN aud resumed 10 wofk OF desti icitpi'
80 fury eliminating nnar th' snpte OF L LnAo
Oervais. whore I've deaths wore caused. plC'
again ne storm seemed 10 rnuound iuto me nir'
Oniy % regain the earth hall mile furlheI on,
where the ruins % the GGetske pace ana lhe
bruised Inmates we're lett 10 poar witness 10 ~
roieutlcss poser. Here IS ionce secinei " De
suent and a. if proceeded eastward u assumei
simply tno nature Of high wind. ncccinparicu
by thunderstorm. Hail a. large ~ inciiam-
sizod olives was ono OF the features al NAte
Boar.
REVISED LIFT or THE DAD.
LAKE. CITY, MINN., July IA revised let u
fhose kn0wn 20 he dead IN no steamer di7hrlet
,ivea total Of sixiy-oight Among these n'o 'No
wife aud Two children OF the captain % inc Doa@
Az INCIDENT.
LAKE CITY, MiSS.. July N--AmonT me inch
dents q last nighfs disaster iti toI0 ihst t"o
boys aged seventeen who were on the steawer
secured nfe-preseFver= and wIen throhu lu'y
tho water remained QUOT, floating WIN me VIM
and waves. su1 werg Picked up afier TX hours
immersion ai front mae, seven miles from me
eccue n tho accident alive snd ia tnoJ cpnii-
ton. Tint 90 many lives were saved ana 40
many bodies quickly recovered ia largely duN 10
fho presence o. tho militia cncemped miie ne.
low fne town. The entire regiment wofe soon ~
tho river hack ana hey worked heroicaily al
night % save Ike aud oil dag 70 recover uoilor'
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AHORRiBLE ACCIDENT.
4 Man Cut in Two from Head TO Toot-A
Terrible Sight.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

CHARLESTON. W. VA, July IA special from
Catlottsburg, KY. tells q n horrible accident oy
which John Woolford, justice OF tho peace IN
PIKE county. KY. lost his life. lie with nus Der
Of olhors had assembled 20 witness tho starting
ND Of a now saw-mill. WHOM y plank on which
thoy were standing broke ana Noolior1 Wa
thrown against The moving saw. his hehd Nhs
cleft i'm twain and bis BODY divided from hea1 10
foot, an arm and leg being left 70 each hali oil
his poly. The horrible sight was too much Tor
even tue hardy kentuckigns aud many tainted
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lnnrrrSs.

The senate Yesterday gave its time mainly 70
the sundry civil appropriation and Latin Ameri-
can memorial library amendment thereto,
which seemed 20 DO generally regarded "a tbs
sentimental nonsense Mr.. Vest proclaimed L.
The amendment went over with others. Tho
House devoted itself 70 District OF Columbia AZ
fairs. Al $3.50 It found itself without d quorum
and adjourned
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Wnshinetnn Notes.

WASHINGTON, July H-The Commissioner OF
the Ceusas AS appointed the following special
agents 70 coliecI statistics OF manufaciures
John b. Vaughn. Augusta, Ca samuel Jasper.
Albany, Ga eeaborn J. Fountain, Macon, Ia
SecrstAEy zs1cy io-dsy decided 10 Ssvoks ,he
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NEW YORK, July iL-Arrived: Vera.
Bremen.
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ANueLY AFFAIR.
Melville RAIDER Found Dead Under Pecu-
liar Circumstances.
rsneclal felorrnm % tho Dlspnt,h.l

TSuNcI1I ItI'sIUII % 10 UI'NI1' III
CHARLESTON, ". Va, July li.-Wori has been
received from Webster county Of tho killing in
that county last week Of Melville RAIDER. Ho was
found doad near the house Of q Mr. Buchanan.
where hs had been soon with Buchenans wife
and nor sister a Mrs. Coo. Sir. Coo was alter
wards seen 10 leave tho house with two women,
and soon after this Raiders body vas found.
There had been trouble between Coo and ma
,,tfs. and it's said RaIer was intimate with Mrs.
Coe. Oficers axe investigating.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July "a, 1870.
sALys REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

sALHS REPORTED TO skckEIAhf.
WHEAT.--Longberry, $50 Dusheis very good on
private terms. Mixed. 81 bushels very good on
private terms. Shortborrry, 49, bushels very
good 10 prime on private terms " bushels very
good at &c bushels good &c ~. aS busnels
good at g0c.; y bushels fair al ssc. 10 bushels
fair &C ST.: s. bushels common at SIC. Total
sales OF whGat 90 bushels.
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TURF AND DIAMOND.
BAD Riding at Brighton Bcaeh-Yester-
days Record at Ball.

days Record at Ball.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NKw YORK, July lA-Hrighion Beach races;
In tho frat raco Bender was on tho Wan Ia W an
tcsldinf) and could have been second or third
NM nlst before reaching tho finish he pulled his
horse 10 a siaad-Btill. The riding Of Flynn on
Helmet WAS not much better, In ono OF mo
treakaways kantsyllc and Gratitude ieiL
First Tacs-sovop fgrlongs-hemsl won
label second. Tappnhannock third. Iliae' Io''
Second rare-One mlle-Bossie h. won; sigma
fure second, Tho Abhe-s third. Time, l;li.
ThirI ra,e-slx furiongs- Early blossom won;
Icuauto second, hOsaiido third. Time. lisa.
Fourth race-mio aud quarier-ihmnx
won. 81. Luke second. Gondarmo third Time,
'Fifih race-mile and I'VE furlongs-Mlddle-
stone won; Ernest second, hievs hird' TIh''
25jt. ,,,
SIKH race-mile aud half, over six hurdles
Pat OAKLEY won Wilslow second, iarqdin 1hId'
Tine, ..5I..
A pIIyINa RAIN AT CHICAGO.
Curc.oo. July IA driving rain set In at the
berinning Of tie nfth race and continued TO The
end Of the sixth, aud the track tomorrow VIII
First race-ono Inle--Lindsay won Dr. Nave
second, salute third. Time, l;4o.
second race-oue and three quarter miles
Hypocrlte won; Brandolette second, LongilshI
' TsIra Yace-tnree quarters of a mile-Ed.
Bell won; bob l. second. General Caldwell
third. lime, I;lIh. ~ MI
Fourth ra,e-one mile and n fnrlong-Phny
won. Macbeth II. second. Hardy third. Time,
i.al. ., 1t. ~.
Fiflh race-one and ono sixteenth niles-Leia
Nay won Long Shot second, Mafeh1na 'hiIa'
Time, l:431. ~
sixth race texsra>-oue mIle-Meckie H. won;
Blantyro second, khaitnn third. limo. i'a'.
BAsE-BALL.
New YORK u eague) New Iorks, base-hi's,
<. errors 4 tiucinnatis, q; bese-hlts, errors.
b Batterles-Rusie and CLARKE Foreman and
Brcoslyn (Leaguel: Chicsgos, 81; haso-hiis,
O. errors, & BrookiyDs, 10; base-hlts u errors
( !. Batleries-LuDy. Franc and Magic; Lo'eu
and Daily. ,,,.
I ~: hass-hiis, IA: errors, j ChlNgos, Z, base
hits II: errors :. Decentralization anu hail-
/ nan; baldwin and Farrell.
/ Philadelphia Q.eague): Phiadelphlss, u )
! base hits. 10; errors, Pittsbufghs, 1: paSo-
/ htts Z errors, G Batteries--yickory and CIeiu-
! ants, Hoard and Decker
Bosion lBrotherhoOil; Bostons. IL; base-nits,
Is. errors, = Bunaios, 2: baso-hiis,1. errors,
p Batterios-Gumbert aud SWEET: Haddocx anu
Mack. IN.
I hts 10: errors. L. Battertes--Gruber and SUI
: cIiffs: ksefe. Crane, and Kwing. 80
Boston (Leaguel: Bostons, IL; bASe MIR, W.
errors. q CIeyelands, =; baso-hits, 10: errors,
3 BstIeries-sictois and Bennett; Bsasin aH'
Hroosiyn tBrotherhood), Brooklyns. o; base
hits. s: errors. ]. Pittsburghs, 2; bsse-hifs D;
errors, 4 batteries Wehing and kinsieu;
Calvin and Carroll
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The Peace Congress Opened.

LOEDoS, July 1.-THE Universal Peace Con-
gross was opened here to-day by David Dudley
Field. OF New York. In his address opening tho
session Mr. Field dilated upon the benerlts 70 DO
derived from arbitration ana from simultane-
ous gradual disarmament Of the various Powers.
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nUsIxEss CHANCES.

TOR SALE, A NICE LITTLE BUsI-
NESS, which pays splendid proats and
which can DO greatly ENLARGED. for 500 III
health csnse for dispqs o.s rare 'nAnsa
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COTTON REPORT
Market firm.
oUorArrosA
MfDDLIs9, IKE.
Low hfDDLfs3, lOAc.
GOOD ORDINARY. lJ-.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
hIcHnoSD, July a. Receipts: 29s head OF cat
tie. 1913 sheep ana lambs, 2il hogs.
SALES: 25i heal Of cattle, 1913 sloep and lambs,
24i hogs.
Erlcss.
Ca,tlo-Best. 4a4ilc. gross; medium 20 good,
3La8hc gross; common 70 fair, 2a3c. gross.
shesp-3AsiLc. gross.
Iambs-5aec gross.
HOgs-5Aa6c. net
BulIs-.2a3c gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
DISASTROUS STORM.
a CROWDED EXCURSION BOAT TURN
Ed BOTTOM UPWARD.
Two Hundred Lives Iost-Great
Damage on Land.
Try tnlnrranh 70 the pI.patch.l

Iarr Cry. MrxS.. July n.-last night
,ns. before dark disastrous cylone bore
down upon this community and IN few
minutes nearly two haudred people were
killed. What appeared 20 be an ordinary
electric storm we noticed coming from
fhc west. but IN half an hour the whole.
heavens had been converted into q light
ripc.iuod. black canopy OF death. A lit
fle before dark terrific wind struck the
village. lui ovcry one was in doors. Trees
were upyoatcd buildings were ,wrec heN,
ani much damage done ga the snort
time the storm lasted.
~ Excrnuoy boat CArsrzFD.
Ia fcw moments ncws was abroad tuat
eu excursion u1gt with over NN people on
1T was capezoe in che middle OF lake
Ianu. Tho boai was tbo steamer Sea
Wind. which camo down The lake from
Diamond Sins. a small place about seven
frru m les north ul hero, ON nn excursion
tn tf. cncampmcrt If tho First regiment
Natopi GuerdState0f Minnesota, which ia
l.u- h.Id % milo below This city. The
steamer started back ola tho homeNafa tfip
slunts O'Clock. ald although tneIc were
Eus of the approaching storm. 10 WIS
not considered iu ans Wly serious. ana 10
danger was nniic p4ed
1I'E BOAT CROWDED,
Tho boat was crowded 20 its fullest a.
r.o-fv. f.8men. women. and children from
Rcd Sling anil Diamond Bluff beng on
I.ar1 prl about litg people on barge
which wa. attached 60 ihe side Of tne
steamer when about opposite Lake NV
rho boat began CD feel fho effects oi the
81 .rm. hui iho officers kept On tnmr WAY;
Tn. ID .rm increased 0s tie boat continued
rrflo lake. and in iltcnn minutes was "i
it4 lueut Nouing Central foiht. I'VE
,.1.. above ..leC CIV. the steamer was 10
tI. moro. of tho wag.s. which were wash.
tr, Or.- The boat. aul nll was commission;
I.. Don't momcninr.lv ran noon q bar ana
tI. ..rre wn- cut loose. mud the steamer
v.. a..tn .af adrlfi in thr lake.
trumb.r Of those 900 tno barge jumped
arl .,..u ashore.
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pai rIuORr STOCK MARKFr

BLLgIE0sE, july h-Vtginis console, 81; d0'
l0-4Os, 3s6f3: DO. 80, 6sGJ5a baltimore ana
Ohio stock, i02aiDSk northern Central stock,
Gst, Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
Ists. g9t. consolidated stock. 5i1iab2.
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Afterwa-f. h0wcvhr ns % cash % lightning
NrffsI up flie surface 90 fhe lake, the sight -
on occasional wilte Iross ~ drowning woman
CO. ci.lI1 was observed. bat 10 Was impossible ior
Those who witnessed fln horrible sight % lcnl
AM aif Those rem4.uiur began calling Tor
HELM from tho shore. Soon fha storm began %
aiafa. aud iu half nn hour lights wore observed
ftrnr y. on the uicr a. Lake Guy, opposite
which uoIlt tho upturue1 steamer hal now been
driven. before hcip could roach TO-
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Wits SULPHUR SPRINGS: Weather cloudy
Thermometer: At3A. NJ, 81: a2P VI, N
NKwP0Rr Sgvs-Thermomeler. Al s;O a.
NJ, IS; SPIN. ss
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The Silver BillApproved.
kilograms BriefeJ.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE President ap-
proved the silver bill Immediately upon its TO
ceipt al the White House this afternoon.
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NissrAfOlis. July IA journal Redwing
EIoc.A cave. Ile bodies % those drowned ia
lafe loriB last night, a. tae number Of atty
tul, arrived iu ihi- CITY az about O'Clock this
morning. lhe whole town Nae in mourning
Immediately upon tho arrival Of TIC steamer
tte bodies were hurried 90 lie respective homes
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LAKE CITY. MINI, July A--At this hour t2i5
Y. ~ sky persons are Epown 10 have been
saved, aud Il - thought tho death-roll may be
Inside Of Que hundred The Wind which did all
tue mischief MAS perfectly straight blow aud
no cyclone. IL nov appears tLat the storm had
arisen before tho boat started from the camp
ground nrd quite n number u oxeurslonists re-
fused 10 ansertSte Tho homcwerd journey, but
the officers Of the boat saw dan
ger n The blow a. II was then an
elarted out Tho direct force Of the
wind Was such Is 10 make the boat helpless
ami beat the wsters of the lake inlo great waves.
fls comDiDed action Of tho Wind aud waves
turned tho boat tc,lom upwards first and alter
wards turned her 90 hsr eide. The wreck V be-
ing pulled 70 pieces to-day by other steamers,
sna by this asaas ssveSAl bodice bsye been 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
FIRED INTO THE AIR

Near Frances Presidential Harmless Re-
yoIver-Merely to Attract Attention.
tBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable to tbs Dispatch.l
PARIs, July 1l.-When President Carnot was
about 10 enter the Elysee Palace This evening on
bis return from Longchamps man standing
near by fred revolver into the air. He was
promptly arrested. Upon being taken 20 the
nollcc- station he said he was chemist nnd au-
NOR OF many inventions. Ho hal been out Of
emplovment for some time and wished 20 attract
m, attention Of the President and public 70 his
case The police say the revolver vas loaded
Win blank cartridges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
a DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Damages Two stores and Ruins the Entire
Stock-Narrow Escapes.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatchl
IYScuBURG, VA, July i4.-This morning about
3 o'clock fro broke out in the rear Of tho shoe
store Of G. A. Coleman on Main street between
Ninth aud Tenth. and before It WAS gotten under
control l. spread % tho grocery store Of Gillian
x co. Tho building was not badly damaged but
tho stock Of goods IN both houses we're almost
ruined. Gillian * Co. estimate their loss n
$4,000. but Coiemans loss j. not known. sew,
erai psrsous who r0omed over the two stores had
very narrow escapes from being burned TO
death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

Among ro.e known to hnvo been on boGrl mo
steamer ana who arr undoubtedly drowned are.
Two ,l.llreu 90 e. ID. hchior who were on the
barge.
Ieier GerLen. his wife, nyo children, and his
trnl girl.
Frederick schrri. wife. and ono daughter;
Nrs Captain Nethefu and her Two children:
Frederick Christ:
William Wa1scr ani family % tlroc;
Mr. icmpl.uf Aui daughter
Miss Flynn.
Iaro Adams.
d.. IuIfnu.
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A GREAT OlL-WELL
Comes Into Flow with Two-Hundred-
barrel Gusher.

fSpe,lal telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
WHEELING W. VA, July 1.-THE Logan OIL
Company's we'll in the Warrington held came
into How to-day with a two-hundred-b barrel gush-
or. This ia The fourth we'll In limo six miles
long located by Professor White. state geoiogisn
mai mas proven good. lt develops an immense
territory. Emmons Blaine, steve Elkins, ana
ex-senator Henry q. Davis are ne prlnciphi
owners Of the Logan OIL Company. Ihey are
putting down line OF wells clear across the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

LAKE CITY, MlSN., July IA revised LET ~
those kn0wn 20 he dead IN tLo steamer di'hsi'r
givea o total Of sixiy-oigbt Among these n'e no
wife and two children o. the captain ~ the Don"
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WATER FAMINE
In Petersburg. W. ya.-Water for Wash
ing Sold on the Streets.

ing Sold ON the Streets.
fspoclal telegram 10 mo Dispatch.l
PAEEERsBURG. w. Va, July lA-Ihis city oil
70 600 inhabitants is undergoing an unprece-
denied water famine. All manufacturing con-
earns nave been compelled 70 shut down. Not
a drop can be gotten from the water-works,
which are complete wrecks. Wafer l.r "asnins
a. hein, hauied IN carte and cold on the streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton, &C.. and In Con-
nection Herewith tho Wea-
Their Indications.
fPy telegraph to the Dtspatcn.i

F. WASHINGTON. D. c.. July A-Forecast
L.,nu for Virginia, much warmer, weather,
lNhhf fair sou,herly winds. fair weather
"Wednesday and Thursday. aud cooler
by Wednesday pight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. July II. 1880.
sALgs-FIRsT BoARD.-3,Oo0 Richmond city
rs al 100.
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TIE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND SUNDAY was
warm and sul,ry yexcrday Ii was partly cloudy
and slightly warmer. clear at night
Range Of Thermometer at tbs front door Of the
Di,,1fch Onlre YESTERDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
EXCURSIONS. Sc.

LAST-END BAPTIST SUNDAY
h SCHOOL will have q BASKET Picnic az
Providence Forge THURSDAY, July Ian. Come
and 60 with us. ice-cre1m and rcfreshmenis
~ rs hal OF the iaiios Ail roflsy n, csy
prices Ticxe,s: For ADULTS, 20 cents. children.
Isl cent. 10 be had Of he committee; savage
smith, A. W. Dickcrs0 n, John foarman. Charles
f. Bradley, w. ". Woodland. :. y. PycAe;t,
Thomas Jackson, r. l.. foglef, and :. Wallso
Evans, and at tho train on morIingof ercur-
sion. " DIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
a CROOUET CHALLENGE.
4 rarmyllle Ouarfette Defy the "Mallet-
WieIders of Yirginia-Crop and
social News.

Social News.
rcorrespondence Of the Ricnmoni Dlspatch.l
TARXvIILg. VA, July IT, 1890
A quartette OF croluei- players composed OF
two ladies' and two gentlemen OF Farmyille are
preparlug 10 challenge the champion mallei-
wieljers Of Virginia, whoever they may DO.
Mrs. Kato Brothers and daughter, Nrs. Annie
Rradley and Miss Annie Brinkey, al oil SUFFOLK,
arc guests of Mrs II. u. Armistesd.
Mrs samuel Nicholson aud laughter, OF Lynch
burg arc with Mrs. Thomas l. Morton.
Tho following are recent arrivals az inc hchlh-
ney House: III. NJ. narfcasto, OF LInenoursi
W T. Ellason, Of Orange Courthouse; NJ. l. van
Doran and ". y Robertson. u kichmon1 D. Z;
scott, Of Big Stone Gap, Va; u. /. stuliz' oil
ElkhOrn, W. Va
fHE GovRRyoR's VACATION.
Governor and Mira Mckinney may remain In
Formvills during their entire vacation. upon
The weather This depends. ahoull u hshia %
como excessively warm tl9Y WIZ go 10 ths
mountains. Mrs. Mckinney aul das4n' or VIII
be absent from Richmond until septoni Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H.. uarf.ot West Point. Va,
who have been on a yisit TO his place, returned
Kew. Eldriigo Hatcher. u Richmond supplied
the Baptist pulpit here yesterday. pfeachlng
worry acceptahly to his congragation' pr, hs'cbeI
Will conduct the ssfv 81 % ihis church Two more
SUNDAYS. when he viii leave Tor NololS 70 ~
an engagement to preach during mo month OF
August for Row Dr. Burroughs ol thsl eily'
SUMNER VISITORS.
CAPTAIN Isaacs0u AMI family and soVerai
Others. of New Orleans, arrived here to-day ana
TONED he party at the Mckinney House who
previously came % spend the summer.
Miss LIZZIE Hewlett. OF Manchester, Is the
guest OF Mrs. p. VI. Cox.
Mr. ". p. GILLIAN viii remove for the rest OF
The hoated term his family 10 Oakland his
country residence. Miss Lillian Whitehesd VIII
accompany them.
MANY siDDENED ny 1T.
The cool spell was "wermly" welcomed py
our people, out that which brought II saddened
many q uller's heart whose crops OF tobacco
were almost literally destroyed by the hall.
Colonel Is. w. l.. Blanton sustained heayy
loeses by tho wind AZ hi. home In Cumberland,
which destroyed his barn and q portion Of hls
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
SEVERE RAlN-STORM
which May Overflow the Appomattox and
Other Rivers and Cause Damage.
rsneelsI telegram % tho Dispatchl

F.RMviILB, VA, July IA rain-siorm 81 I'M
usual severity visited this section tonight, which
added 10 the steady downponr OF last night and
today, will overflow tho AppOmattoX and other
rivers Of the COUNT IL Il feared much damage
will be done crops a.ong their banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
NORFOLK PeASrr MARKET.

fRcportei for the Richmond bispatrnl
Jrly h-Market quiet 30 special iema,d,
the factories having AL thc .tok stored theJ want
lust nos. Primo 6s.. extra primo, SIC;
fancy. &C.: common, -a5c. ia'tory hand picsei,
OLRsac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
GENERAL JONI c. FREMONT DEAD.
The Pathfinder Passes Away ut HIS
Residence In Ncw York.

General John G.. Fremont known a' the
"Path- Finder Of no Rocky Mountains" died o,
his residenos. ~ westIwenly-fith street, yesier-
day after short Illness General Fremonrs
death VISA entirely unexpected, his Illness even
not having boon generally kuogn. He MAS ai-
fectod by Tho great heat on Tuesday last ana %
tho following day wasttkcu win CHILE when
confined him to iis rooms MS syh pious &c
velonod into peritouiti5 ANA o. this ailmcnt he
died last evening.
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CINCINNATI.

CrNciyssrL July iA-flour nrmi snily.SSrs
;a:0: fancy, fLMagLl Wheat Ia good demand.
No. 2 red, So Corn strccg: No mitei,
4A,. Data strong: No. 2mixci. &c. fofk nim
s;fi23sx. Inri ia good demand a. tAH. bnis-
meats irmer storf-rins. g. q. bacon stronger;
short-clear, 8 s5a.G s75.. wbissey frm o. ti.i1
NILMt NOTION.
WILMINGTON y. g.. July H. - rurpenuns
steady at 3gSc. Rosin stcaiY; strained, ti.Wt;
good strained, r.lz.. Tar drm stsihg. Crude
iurpeniine Brm: hard, els: yellow dip. No.
virgin, $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
.DilYOH Ever Hear the Like Of It ?
3d.. 98.

They are this years crop, and tho best that
spot cash could buy Any boy between four and
fifteen years can be cited.
All around US are the cIamorings OF special
sales. Everybody is putting ia their oar trying
to paddle snug up 10 your patronage. II they
haven't anything extraordinary to ofier-i,'s all
tho same. They masquerade a lot Of their regu-
larllnes-markod up, If anything-es the white
elephant Of the season.
On our first floor that special sale Of MEMS
SUITS for $40, reductions from fiS and si5, still
continues. Saturday night tho curtain Will
drop. and you know whom NO say so We mean 1t.
Como In and be fitted while you can.