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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

The beautiful aud spacious quarters
for A. Y. Yates & Co., at the southwest
corner Of Thirteenth and Chestnut strsets,
Philadslphia, which vera formally open.
ed on Saturday last, attracted general
attention by it's bright and chssrful Ap-
pesrance. decreasing trade Ia nsn' q
l clothing caused the removal frem No.
1910 Chsstnut street. Besides their large
store In the Ledger Duiliiag at Sixth and
Chestnut streets, the hrm now OCCUPY
the entire building, four stories In height,
having = frontage on Chestnut street of
tlTs-- '""." fact aud a dspth on Thir-
s.. s Jtsa Library g! CQsxrsa. windows hS1s
on the three sides.
An electric plant has been introd uesd,
10 that, besides the numerous means for
light By gas, there will be ample electric
illumination. Also an elevator, by which
the four noors can be easily reached
without incurrinx the fatigue In ascend
Ing. The interior has been attractively
flushed and furnished, the walls having
been painted In delicate and subdusd
oolors. Everything suggests elegance,
comfort and convenience.
Considerable change was made TO the
hrAt noor IN adapting II to tho require.
shenes VI AAtuo q w. . OuBi8v8bs u0
entrance 1t the corner Of Thirteenth and
Chestnut streets has bean closed up, and
tile dsor 10 now to the western side OF
the Chestnut street front. By this msaps
opportunity was afforded for tho con-
slructiou Of large show window, -
large, probably, ~ in the city. II takes
up all the space Oh Chestnut strset, with
the exception OF tho entrance, and
affords ample facility for fins display of
clothing.
The second 1oor has been reserved for
spring outiits. the third Tor black goods,
aud the fourth for general stock. In re-
moving, but one day was loit, which ID
surprising when It ID said that the build.
Ing Is fairly loaded down with clothing.
|. Old saul's Pile Ointiscnt ts . speedy
and certain cure for piles, and acts with
out pain. Why then should cruel, pain
lul, surgical iaeshsds bs pursusd? Price
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture nevs
falls to ouIe the worst cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try 1t. Only 60c. per
bottle. Taylor q Fullerton, druggists,
202 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Elegant new crop. 80 ccnts q gallon, at
northeast corner Third aud King streets.
GRo. A. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

They say the winter advertisements OF
houses will run somewhat in this style.
A large and elegantly furnished house
for rent. In easy distance Of . drusgist
who sells Or. Bulls Cough Syrup
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

for II cabipet photographs and one 1890
esayen portrait at Cumming gallery.
oo2 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Stop 1t at once. If you SEQ your nurse
giving the baby either laudanum or
paiegoric, stop it at once. If ysu want
\ good medicine for your children,
get DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price rs
ccute.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

Agency for Sudlersville and Lsipsie
oreameriss. Best butter In the mArksk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19
!, e'h'o.oli C-h-o.o,,,

Ao.. o-o'' C-h-o-o!it
d dI.s,u.ai ,aeez., hswk.hawk spit.
|di.sa.rp,,H II you have arid
f.,, es from the no,s .nS
., eou,s u'sseass, eausing choking
L.lssssa., ringing noises in head
s.trrrS Anu other symptoms
arsrs 81 nN nrensnbsr that the
Pf.r, i. y, aoa, W. s.gss C.tsrrh
Of ca,s,rs u9a Iaish, $500 reward
|l,.. D''s is sold BY drugsi.ts asUs :,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

NUTSto CRACK
Where can l get honest values
P::J. WALSH 4 co.
Where can l save jobbers'
profits.
r.. WALSH 4 CO.
Where can l find complete
asSortmentS.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l make money by
saving it.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l get credit at
cash prices.
WALSH & co.
Where can l get convenient
terms.
P.J. WALSH & CO.
Where can l do all my shop
ping and save time.
P.J. WALSH & CO.
Where can l be secure against
Misrepresentation.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can I 60 where but
one price is asked.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l spend SI.oo to
the most advantage.
P.J. WALSH & CO.
Where can l get $1,000 goods
and not feel payment.
P.J. WALSH & CO.
Where can l get my plush
parlor suit.
PJ. WALSH & co.
Where can | get my new
spring suit.
P.J. WALSH & CO.
Where can get my house
furnished.
p. j. WALSH & co.
Where can get good Brus-
sells carpets.
P.J. WALSH s. CO.
Where can l get my bet
linens.
| P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l get a gold O
silver watch.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l get a spring
bonnet for Easter.
P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can l get all leather
shoes.
| P.J. WALSH & co.
Where can / get courteous
treatment and all my purchases
warranted to give satisfaction, at
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

wsen Baby was sick,
We save her CastoriA.
When she was Child,
She criod for Castoria-
When sho became Miss,
Shc clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

|. Old saul's Pile Ointiscnt ts . speedy
and certain cure for piles, and acts with
out pain. Why then should cruel, pain
lul, surgical iaeshsds bs pursusd? Price
of o ntmtnt, rs cents per boz.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

She gave them oasssssa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

She criod for Castoria-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
TIE DIAMOND.
Rain Intcrferes with Yesterdays Games
Considerably.


lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
BROOKLYN. Both ball games scheduled
for the afternoon were postponed on ac-
Touisyille The Athletic Louisville game
postponed on account of rain.
Philadelphia (Brotherhood): Phlladel-
phias. 2: baso-hits, Z; errors, 2. Brook
tyus. 10; base-hits. Is; errors, z. Datte-
Hustled, Sanders, and Cross; Wey-
ming and kingslow. -,
Buffalo The ChicagO-Buitalo players
game postponed on account OF ram.
Pittsburgh: The Cleveland-Pittsburgh
PLAYERS game postponed on account Oh
rain.
New York Oeagus) New Yorks, 8;
base-hits. 49, Bost0ns, 3; base-hlts. 3 4;
errors. 3. Ratteries-Day and Ewing {;
Radbourn and Murphy.
Roston CBrotherhoOd): Bostons,4; base
bifs. 4. errors, 2. New Yorks, 3; base-hits,
10: errors. 2. Batteries-Nlchols ana Ben
nett Rusie and Murphy.
Chicago Geague): Chicagos, Z; base
hits IL: errors, 8. pittsburghs, 4 base
hits. 9; errors, 2. Batteries Osborne and
Decker Iuby and Naglet. Second game
Chicagos IS: base-hlts, IL; errors z.
| Pittsburghs, 3: base-hits, 8; errors, 4.
| Batteries Phillips and Homer; Decker
| Hutchinson and kittridge.
! st. Louis: 81. Louis. 9: base-hits, 5; err
/ rors, D. Rochesters. IA; base-hits, lS' er,
rors, 5. Batteries-Ramsey, WeIs ana
/ Munyan Ttcomb and Mcguire.
/ Columbus GIVE innings-raln); ooiuu-
| bus, f: base-hits, &. Brooklyns, 81; base,
hits, 4 errors, A. Batteries-Ford and
PITT; Chamberlain and O'Connor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
DI ATIIs.

BARNRS.-Die IN Richmond. Va, August
49, 1890. r. l.. BARNES. In tho iTeniy-siH'h year
Of hts age.
BLILRY.-Diei, 81 tho resiieaco OF A. J.
strotemeyer. 2is north Eighth street. August ~.
isgO az ~ r. ST.. MARY BLANCHE, youngest
daughter u Joseph ". Blilcy aged ten months
and seven days. . .
The funeral viii take place AUGUST q, 1870.
at 10 A. ", from 81 Mays German Catholic
church. Friends aud acIuslntauces sro re-
specially invited 10 attend eisbou. further no.
tee.
pTCHASAS.-plci, A. his residence. No. 67
north Twsnty-segentn street., August 18th, sc
$3.50 b.. NJ, MARTIN g. BUCHANAN. IN bis forty
mo funeral will take place from the yenaole-
street Baptist church THIS hOHhiNG az Il
o'clock.
JASPER Died. August l9th, nj Ig.5O A. 81,
ARNI~TEAD JASPER aged nfty-;wO years
He leaves d VITO aud four children 20 mourn
his death.
The funeral will take place from The sinta
M Zionl Baptist church I HIS AFTERNOON SO
o'clock.
TIMBgRLAKR oiled, NJ her fathers resi-
dence, No. 1918 east Main street. Tuesday m0ru-
ing, August ~. 1890, Of er short Illness, NAL
TIE BELLE IlMBEkLAkE.
Farewell. dear BELLE. mona knew thee bgt %
love thee.
Her funeral viii take place At tho sDoge-
named residence TO-DAY tweinestsy. Au-
gust 9th, at 1 L. VI. Friends and actgAlntgnco4
are respectfully Invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20

Sims wanted first 10 90 70 Vera Cruz, but
that place was given TO another man. colon
was, however, his second choice. Inc
place paws $4,000 year straight saiary
and Colon is city IN the repuonc on 20
iombia. the countrv to which General Dab
ney N. Maury, Of Virginia, was sent as
Minister bv Cleveland. Colonel Sims was
q Blaine man AZ the Chicago convention,
and fought the Malone crowd there. he
has now been rewarded by the Secretary OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
LIE FORCE BILL.
Radical Members of the House InsiS
Upon Final Action Thereon.
~. ,,t.o-.,.h o, ~. Dtapatch,

WASHINGTON, August ia paper was IN
circulation on the floor Of the House to-
day addressed by Republican members TO
the Committee on Rules reciting the ne
cessty for final action by Congress upon
tho national election bill and expressing
the willingness Of the slgners to continue
the present session until such action Is
had. Mr. Kennedy, Of Ohio, circulated the
paper and il was reported that more than
forty Republican signatures had been at
tached before the House met at noon. Inc
southern Republicans who have been pro-
testing most strongly against the Quay
resolution have so far retraincd from any
united action aud il would appear that the
couuscls Of leading spirits 10 avoid sec
tona move and cast Their lot with the ma
iority of their party will prevail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
Government Bond Redemption.

WASHINGTON. August l9-Bond offerings
to-day $4,000. All accepted at l2l for 4
per cents and 1881 for 4 IS.
Tho Treasury Department this afternoon
issued circular provdingfor tho immedi-
ate redemption Of ~l5,0O0,0OJ ~ per cent.
bonds 40 1879.
The following is the text:
In pursuance of the authority contained
I'm sections 1894 aud 1899 of the Revised
Statutes OF the United States. public notice
s hereby given that the As per cent. bonds
81 the acts Of July n. 1870. and January 20
1871, 20 an amount not exceeding fifteen
millions of dollars. will be redeemed with
interest TO and including Mays 1891. upon
prescntat .ou at the Treasury Department,
in the city OF Washington, ID. C., on or be
fore the 30th day Of August. And any per-
son desiring TO present such bonds for re
domptiOu on these terms al the Office Of
any Assistant Treasurer of the United
States may do 80 applying for and re-
"riyinc the requisite authority from the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
lSigucdI WILLIAM WINDOW. secretary.
PREVIOUS NOTICE NOT sUPERcEDED.
An official Of the Treasury Department
referring to the FOREGOING notice said {:
" This announcement does not supercede
that of July p. 1880, in regard TO the pur-
chase of per cents Of 1897 but the oilers
Of per cents will continue to be received
and purchases made IA heretof re until
further notice. As all q , per cents mature
September l., 1891, the present oiier respect
ing the fifteen millions - equivalent 10
paying for them par and interest to ma
turity. less the current quarters interest.
II would seem that the holders OF the ~
per cents who decline the present offer
prefer 10 loan their money for the
next twelve months ut Is per cent. per
aunum rather than receive II now and get
the benefit Of tine current market rates.
Compound Lard and Meat Inspection.
by telegraph to mo Dispatch
WAsurSeroS. August l9.-The House
Committee ON Rules this morning resolved
10 report tine resolution making the com
pound lard. meat inspection. and other
general measures reported 10y the Com
mttee on Agriculture "a special order for
the remainder of this week and Monday
and tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
MARKETS sY rsLeGaAPa.
NEW YORK.

Nkw YoRx. August ia--Co,tor easy: sales to-
day, 4os bales. uplsnds. II l5.iec o.ieshr,
1910 net receipts. 2ss bales sapor,s-to NreA'
Britain. 900 bales: 70 France, p bales; " NO
Continent, ~ bslcs stock. 8.i5i bales. sonW-
ern -Four higher but dull. common " fair.
extra. SAs5sfI: good 10 choice do. Hss6. Wneas
iuu though higher. closing nrm; No rrd,
Slli.{i12. options buOyant AMI sciyc, cieing
n, best prices. Report. of frost Ia Ninnesots
aud Dakota AMI the sctiye milling deruand VA
the interior prom pied the sivsnce. fOfoigners
sold early. but bought towards tue clo-s 10
red, August fLOS', september, ~: iVs OcIO-
Der, siiO1.. Corn dull 9nd higher, closing ntm
No. 2, 55ai5Ac opIiOas. iSai',c. sbote yes'rt-
DAY August and september, 55kc.; MAY, 9s,e.
Oats Jun and unsettled options moderately
sctivc and nrmer. August, 4ir. september.
exc. No sDot. tt.ai6>. Hops strong sni
wanted state, iAtXjc.: OLD lnais. toDce
quiet. sugar firm and quiet. NOlsssea-Sew
Orleans hrm ami IN better demand common To
fancy, NaIlc. kics strong aud Ina good demand.
Petroleum Qgiet and steady crude IN tartels
(Parkcrs). 7.s5c. refined, 1.3Ac. Cotton seed OF
irm ami quiet: crude. ~ ROsin quiet AMI
steady. Turpentno dun uut steady AZ pxc.
Provisions generally caiot and nrm. freignts
unsettled. Cotton, 3-S2d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August l9.-Ca-h quotations ~eroi
Flour unchanged and strong. No sprin;
wheat, fLO5 No. red. fi.0jS. No corns
ig.c. No z oats. &c. Mes PORK, siL2h
Lard. $40. Sh0rt-r1hs. g. saatA o. Shoulders,
t5.7'asAs7k. shorI-clear. tjs5afhsa Nhskey.
BIB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20

an advertisement tor head brakemen. or
binary brakemen. and switchtonders,
put forth By the Trades Bureau. which
was authorized 10 engage men by the New
York Central Railroad Company. Before
noon fully $50 men had applied and $50
were accepted. engaging 10 leave tonight
for different points in New York State.
Head brakemen were offered SIS a month.
ordinary brakemen SG5. and switchmen
Sjj. The bureau will be open. il is said,
tomorrow also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
!: wrappers, .: d.r.,.s; yurlo,, s-p,eI. 81

]; Vrappcrs,g: darks,o, pu"I'
nogshescs
Market showed little life to-dsy. A,'eh'so'
are stIl large in midsummer season. 'rVp -
ports are stiii aL good. Those who ha'e ~.
the crop growing aud talked With planter so,
tho crop everywhere Is doing exceedingly We"
and planters are IN hish spiriv- oihsr crops
are aso good and the merchant also reIoices.
lsrgcr number OF spectators will 90 10 on my
crop than heretofore, ~ It promises 70 b" oo'n
fne and ample Market 1.-Two and quotations un@
changed. New brgh: i- quoted soTpewhs' lower
In interior markets. Western markets without
special feature Thunier-sbo~ers In and near
Richmond yesterday AMI to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20

NEW YORK. August 49, -CottoD-Not receipts
IL; gross receipts, D6s bsie% Futures closed
steady; sales. $500 bales; Augu-L tlln3a
slL61; September, 1000. october. ten1
fl0.d2: November and December, $40 &sfl0S.
January, 80 8asi05l. February, fl1aiatl1b;
March, SO 5safl0.5s; April f06iail0e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20

Yesterdays Interesting Races at Saratoga
and Monmouth Park
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


S.RAToGA. y. Y. August 10. First race
one mile-Penn L. won; Pearl Set second,
Ban Chief third. Time. 1:4i]3.
Second race-Kentucky stakes for two
vear-olds. SIX furlongs Walkover for Cleo
patra: Esperanto second, Monterey third.
Time, l:l7l.
Third race-free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile and furl0ng Ruperta won;
Hamlet second Golden Reel third. Time,
Fourth race Beaverwyck stakes, $1,000
added one mile and 500 yards-Los An
reles won: Iavlnia Belle second, Dollikens
third. Time, 2154.
hoo won; Young Duke second, Amos A.
third. Time. 1916.
BIG STAKES AND EXCITEMENT.
MONMOUTH PAEK. August l9.-First race
free handicap sweepstakes, $1,000 added,
six furlong-- Lady Reel, a lO-tO-l chance,
won from Tiustaa. Civil Service ran third,
Lut was disqualified for fouling Iipstaf,
and Belwood was placed third. The Judges
suspended Lambley. who rode Civil Ser
wee. Time, l:l3'
Second race Criterion stakes, with
II 800 added, for -yea1-Olds, three
quarters of a mile-ReckOn won. st.
Charles beat Westchester for second place
a length and half. Time, l:l2l5.
Third race-Ommhus stakes for three
vear-olds Of $3.50 each, with $4,000 added,
Of which -. $50 to second and $1,000 TO
third. one and half miles-Starters Tor
So. Tournament. Fan Fan (colt', Chaos.
and Folsom. Chaos went out and made
running. attended 10y Fan Fan colt tor u
mile. wnen the latter quit. Tournament
then ioined Chaos and tine race ensued
TO the finish, which was 50 close that the
Judges decided II a dead heat. The others
were twenty lengths away. Torso hnshed
third. The fractional time Is as follows
Quarter. 25ai half. 51a; three quarters
IN; mile, lat: mile and quarter, ZlO;
mile aud a half. 2;3S94. The judges nj hrst
placed Fan Fan colt third. but a1terWard
corrected their error.
Fourth race-trec handicap sweepstakes,
with 81 $50 added, one mile and afurlong,-
Nv Fellow won: Grimaldi second, lula
Blackburn third. Time, i:51
Fifth races sweepstakes for three-year-
olds and upwards of Sl5 each, with sou
added, seven furlongs Sam Wood won :
Gomorro second, Radiant third. llme'
l.3O.
al so each with $1,000 added, SIX fur-
Georgetown won; Peter second
kinpman third Time, l:l6.
Tournament won the run-oh. The bet
ting on the run-oH was even Chaos tQui
10 five on Tournament. IOurnainent led
10 the quarter. when he passed by Chaos'
The latter led by neck AT the turn home;
Tournament then again took the lead, held
II To the end. and won by elght lengths
Time, 2;l0t..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
RESTORED TO THEIR OWNERS.
Tho supreme Courts Injunction Dismissed
by Judge Bond of the q. :. Court.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J

BRIsroL. TESx., August l9.-The Virginia,
Tennessee and Carolina Steel and Iron Com
pany, the South Atlantic and Ohio Rail
road COMPANY, and other COMPANIES which
on Monday last We're placed by order Of
the supreme Court of Virginia in the hands
of J. NJ. Bailey ~ receiver ara restored to-
day 10 the control Of the officers Of said
companies under an order of Judce Bond
of the United States Circuit Court. The
complainants enioined from an inter-
ference with said companies in any way.
STATE COURTS IMPOSED UPON.
The defendants say that the claims Of the
complainants are Of such nature as 10
amount to nothing. but by some undne and
unusual influence the Judges nj the State
courts have been imposed upon and in
duced 10 grant an injunction and appoint
n receiver. The defendants. in order TO
nrotect their interests. have removed their
eases to the United States Court and ex.
press themselves willing TO litieate all
matters in an open and legitimate manner.
THE SECOND TINE.
This is the second time ]. M Ra;lsv has
been deposed AZ receiver in these cases.
Tho general sentiment of tho Community
= i" with the defendant eomnen;as and
against the complainants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
III. WAITER WEBB,
Third Vice-Presicent.
THE LABOR CONFERENCE.

The much-talked,of conference of the
labor leaders this evening occurred at the
81. Cloud at g.l5 o'clock, and lasted for two
hours. There were present ur9nd-Master-
Workman Powderly, John W. HAYES,
J. j. Holland, and A. W. Wright.
representing the Executive Board Of
the Knights of Labor; Frank Swee-
ney, OF the Buffalo switeehmen; f.;
b. Sergeant, of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen. J. W. Howard, Of
the railway conductors organization, and
f. +. Wilkinson, OF the trainmen. The
whole situation was freely discussed at
great length, but no copclu%on was
reached. The discussion VIII be resumed
early in the morning.
IHR STRIKE FAR-REAcHiNe'
NV YORK, August 49, midnight the
indications are that the strike Is far
reaching in it's lines, and will be inaugu-
rated upon all roads in the great Wander
/ Dit system tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
The Georgia state Alliance.

W E7'''1'''I7'l - ~ - -
ATLANTA. Ga, August l9.-lhe Georgia
State Alliance in secret session tonight
reelected X. f. Livingston A. President.
aud other officers OF the alliance. There
are present nearly 200 delegates. The meet
ngs are held al the hall of the House OF
Representatives. and are secret.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
THE RACING.

The races to-day resulted as follows:
First race-three-mlnute class, purse
S50OTJohn A: N N9ilorl, l, !, /; Vortex
dom, 7, distanced; Lady Holton On. II.
Eyans), 9. distanced; Lucy (E. J. Martin.
AZ, 2; Little Maid Crrobridge). 3, 7. q
Monaco 81. Lassiter), 2, 6. 81 Billy u. II.
Morrow, 3, 3, s; Calhoun 20. h. Cheno-
with, 8, 4. 5. Time. 2:43li, 2:41l4, 2:40.
Second race-2:3i class. purse 800
Mary Spillman on. II. White. 1. /, /; Too
dies, Jr., %. c. smith, 2, 2, q Tamoka IT..
5. Food, 3, 3, 3. Time. 2:4l, 2:S9Js, 2:iOl..
Running race-purse S50-Thrifton (T.
NJ. Hewitt Won; Annette (G. Walker
second, Flora A. Parker third, Cabe Al.
Reed, fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
WhlTs-WlN0eo PEACE.
II Settles Down Upon Salvador and Guate-
mala.
ny telegram 70 Inc Dispatch. |

SALVADOR on GALVESTON. August w.
Don Galindo. Salvadorian agent at Guate-
that peace honorable TO Salvador has
been arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
Mean tempera;nre. ..........................S

Mean temperature. .......-sssss..sss ~
NEWPORT Ngws-Tempersture At7:0 A. ID,
90; At 800 z. NJ, So. Clear.
rAUSroS-Temperatursi Al "A. NJ, 90; at
SIP. VI, IS. Clear.
Wits SULPHUR SPRINGS - Temperature
ASA. NJ, q: at2P. NJ. W Clear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
Compound Lard and Meat Inspection.
by telegraph 10 mo Dispatch
Chickamauca Military Park.

lby Telegraph 10 lhe pl7phIrh'j
W,su1vGroN. August 1g-The President
has signed the bill for the establishment of
military park at the battlefield of Chlcka-
manga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
ANOTHER DISASTER.
Two Killed. One Fatally Injured-Terrible
aud Costly Wreck.

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SiRAroGA. y. Y. August ia Delaware
and Hudson engine drawing freight
tain jumped the track ~ point near Port
Henry. on Lake Champlain, this afternoon
and the engine and eight cars rolled down an
emoaukment. making terrible and costly
wreck. Engineer Frank Carrier, Fireman
Parks. and Brakeman frederick Terry were
buried in the wreck Carrier and Terry
beng instantly killed. Parks was so badly
crushed that it is thought he Will die. The
road Is blocked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20

,a,tre..-Factoyv n..,

ATLANTA. Ga. August l9.-The large fac
f f Of mattresses, bed-sprin,es &C.,
was totally DESTROYED by Ere to.nirlst. The
loss us is estimated at about 5000. partially
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BLLrIYoss. August l9.-yirglnia consols, So:
Baltimore aud ohio stock, 1913: Northern Cen
trail stock, 6sH consolidated gas bonds, lila
10; DO. stock. 81 sJl !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-20
CAPE CHARLES FAIR.
Third Annual Meeting of the Chesapeake
Agricultural Association.
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CARE CHARLES. VA. August 19.-The third
annual meeting of the Chesapeake Agricu'-
tural Association commenced to-day. The
weather was elegant, the trotting was re-
markably fine. and the crowd in attend
ance immense. The fairgrounds front the
Chesapeake Bay and the location is q most
beautiful one. The string Of horses en-.
tered for the races is considered the finest
ever seen at an agricultural fair in the
State Washington, Baltimore, Richmond,
Norfolk, North Carolina, and Llmira, y. y,
are ali represented.