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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
TURF AND DIAMOND.
The Results at Monmouth Park-Event
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball.

The Results at Monmouth Park-Events
MISUNDERSTANDING Ball.
lBy telegraph to me Dispa,ch.l
MONMOUTH PARK. n. j., July l5.-The
track was trIfie heavy ia spots, owing TO
the heavy rain which fell here Monday.
First race-seven furiongs-Eon won /;
Maidstone second. Tipstatf third. Time,
Second race-six fIrlongs-. Sallie Nc
Clelland won: Fairy seconds fairview
third. Time. 1:l5.
Third race-one mile-Kempland won !;
Raveloe second, Tulla Blackburn third.
Time, Iii.
Fourth race-one mile and furlong-
Diablo won; Eric second, Longstreet
third. Time, 1595s.
Fifth race-one mile-Esquimau won
Guy Gray second. Filter third. lime.
1884. ~,
sixth race-one miIe--Bella B. won; Fitz-
James second, Grimaldi third. Time, Las.
CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 15.-Washlngton
Park: Interest to-day was centred In the
third race, Quickstep stakes; h. stones
FLY Sister Linda captured the nch prize.
The track was very slow.
First race-one mile-Salute won; King
like second. Bargain third Time 1:52@i.
Second race-one mile and a furlong-
Blantire won: Cashier second, Bonnie
King third. Time 2:O2l4.
Third race-Quickstep stakes, half mile
starters: Lott, Miss Hawkins. Yale, Ninety
One. Sister Linda, National, Woodford,
Eowen, Donateiio, Yozemite, Abby. Lottie,
Allen. Ann Elizabeth, Virgin. forerunner
Monterosa Ella Blackburn. Sister LINDA
won; Porerunner second, Ann Elizabeth
third. Time l:05J<.
Fourth one-sixth Of mile-Catalpo
won; Martin kussel second, Eli third.
Time 1:55.
Fifth race-one mile--Atticus first; San
talena second, Bsllyhoo third. Time LES.
BASEBALL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10; base-hits. 9 I;
errors. 8. Syracuse, 8 base-hIts, o; errors,
5. characterization and Ryan; Morri-
son and ORourke.
Brooklyn Piaycr's): Brooklyns, .; base
hits, IL; errors, /. Pittsburghs, q; base
hits, B errors, o. MISUNDERSTANDING
and Daily; Staley and Carroll.
T0ledo-Toledos, Z; basel hits, o.; errors,
2; Rochesters, g.; base-hits, II; errors. 8.
Batteries-Healy and WEIGH; Barr and
Mcguire.
Columbus: Columbus, IS, base-hits, Is:
errors. Brooklyns, q; base-hits, er-
rors, >: Batteries-Gastright and OCon-
nor; .Mattimore aud Pitz.
Philadelphis CBrotherhood): Philsdsl-
phias, D; bsse-hits, IL; errors. o. ChicA-
Cos. y base bits. 8; errors, .. batter1ea-
sanders and Milligsn; King and Farrell
Phiiaaelphia Qesgue); PhAadeipnlass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
AThuNoER-CLOuD BURST
Struck Terror to the Timid-Floods and
Damage to Property.
fRv Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.


WILKEsBARBE, Pa. July ia terrific
thunder-cloud burst over Wyoming Valley
late this afternoon and in n few minutes
every inch of lowland for miles around
was covered with water. The ram came
down in sheets. while the crash OF
thunder and vivid. binding flashes
Of lightning struck terror TO the
hearts of the timid. The streets in the
lower portions of this city were
flooded TO depth of six inches, every eel
lar on Canal street being flooded and
thousands of dollars worth of goods dam
aged. A washout on the Pennsylvania
railroad delayed the passenger trains.
while the Jersey Central railroad
trains were compelled to come into the city
on the Lehigh-Valley tracks. The Jersey
Central crossing at Market street was com
pletely submerged. the water surrounding
the station. The full extent of the damage
cannot as yet be ascertained, but Will foot
up several thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

of feeling sick and was apparently about
arms and placed her upon bed, where IN
few minutes she died.
Mr.. Lee Saunders, of this place, last fall
seeded ten bushels of wheat upon very
highly-Improved lot Of land. The crop all
along was considered fine one. Last
week Mr. Saunders threshed the crop with
the aid of horsepower and measured it
up. The result was the grand sum total Of
thirty-four bushels. From this WELD an
idea may be formed of what will be the
average crop throughout Essex county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
THE "oRIelNAL-pAcKAGE BILL.
A Substitute Framed to 10 offered In the
House.
Try telegraph % tho Dispatch.i


WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July i5.--At q con-
ference Of the representative OF the nquor
interest in this city with the members OF
the House who are opposed 10 the pending
" original package bill the following sub
stitute was framed. TO be offered IN the
House by Mr.. Adams, Of Illinois:
BE Il enacted. That IT shall not be lawful to
import into any State or Territory from
anv other State or Territory or from tn
District Of Columbia any fermented, dis
titled, or other intoxicating liquor except
in one or more original packages a. de-
fined by this act.
Section 2. That for the purposes Of this act
an original package of intoxicating liquor
in bottles shall be a case containing not
less than one dozen bottles; and an original
package OF liquor not In bottles shall con-
tain not less than Eve gallons provided,
however. that an original package of liquor
imported from any foreign nation shall
contain the quantity required by the laws
relating 20 the duties upon imports. -.
Section g. II shall not be lawful TO sell
within any State or Territory any intoMca-
ting LIQUOR imported into such state or
Territory except in the original package IN
which the same has been imported, ana
subject to the reasonable police regula-
tions of such State or Territory relating to
the sale of such liquor rs beverage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
Controlled by Wheeiers."
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispsich.1

NASHVILLE. TENN., July 15.-The Demo-
cratic convention was called TO order at IL
o'clock to-day by the Chairman Of the
State Executive Committee. who after
making. a short address announced the
name of Hon. n. w Baptist, of Tipton
county. as temporary chairman, and v. d..
McLin. of Davidson county. as temporary
secretary. The temporary chairman as
sumed his duties. and the roll was called
for the selection by congressional districts
Of a committeeman each on permanent
organization. credentials, and resolutions.
Hon. James ID. Richardson, member of
Congress, will be permanent chairman.
The organization will be controlled en-
tirely by Wheelers.' There is likely to
be no trouble over the platform.
At the afternoon session the only bust
ness transacted was the hearing Of the re-
port of the Committee on Permanent
Organization. Congressman James d..
Richardson was made permanent chair
man, and f. b. Wade, an alliance man,
chief secretary.
THE PLATFORM.
The platform endorses the Administra-
ton of Grover Cleveland, denounces the
Mckinley bill, demands free coinage of
of pauper labor. IL declares that
the agricultural interests are the
mainstay and support of our dual
system of government, State and
Federal. and arraigns and condemns
the Republican party for its Legislative
discrimination against this class, which
has greatly reduced the value OF farm
lands and products for its corrupt grant
of large subsidies to special corporations;
for ITS revolutionary methods 10 perpetu-
ate its power; for Its reckless squan-
dering of public money for party
purposes; for its cOrrupting and de-
bauching the American franchise: for
its efforts to foment sectional strife,
and thus disturb the business tranquility
of the country; for its efforts to foster
combinations and unlawful trusts and
monopoies oppressive 10 the great mass OF
the people: for its attempt to pass the
Federal election bill or force bill designed
to engender a conflict between the races of
the South and TO strengthen and entrench
monopoly; for its utter disregard
of the will of the people in unseating duly
and legally elected Democratic -epresenta-
tiyes, and its shamelessness in denying the
right of statehood to Territories fully
qualified for admission by the number OF
their citizens because they are Democratic,
while they admit into the Union other Ter
ritories as States with much smaller popu-
iatiOn for the reason only that the ma
iority of their voters are Republican,
aud in contrast with all this IA the weak,
vacillating. selfish, reproducing, and
labor dissatisfying administration of Ben
jamin Harrison.
We present with pride the administration
of Grover Cleveland, marked as IT was by
high moral courage, exemption from nepo-
tism. iobbing. and speculation. The
balance of the platform refers to State
issues.
One ballot was taken for Governor. n;
follows: Buchanan 1853; Baxter 297; lay.
lor III Patterson $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
EVEN TANNER OUTOONE.
4 Fast from Food of Any Kind for Sixty
DAYS.
lBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

W -
GA1ENA, ILL, July 15.--,Iohn. Roth, who
outdid Tanner in his celebrated feast, died
Yesterday at the county asylum, having
passed his sixtieth day of total abstinence
from food Of any kind or nourishment ex-
cept a small quantity of water when was
forced into his stomach mechanically
every twentv-four hours. For such an
absolute fast his record is no doubt the
longest ever made. Recently Roth worked
at Scales's Mound. near this city, until at
tackled by progressive paralysis two months
ago. which incapacitated him for work,
and soon made it impossible for him TO
eat. After a week Of fasting he was
brought TO the county asylum on the 23d
of May, and there fingered for fifty
three DAYS without food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
A Returned Boodler.

NEW YoRE. July I5.--Fx-Aiderman
Charles Dempsey. OF the Doodle board OF
1884. who was connected with the passage
Of the Broadway railroad franchise, and
who has been sojourning in Canada for
the District Attorneys Office to-day. he
came back to give bail and wait any
further Developments in the matter Of IN
dictment against him. His bail bonds are
being made out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH.
yHW YoEK.

NRw YORK. July ia-Cottcn nrn ssses. ns
bales: uplsDds, 70 I,sc Orleans. i2Ac ne. sss
ceip,s. 2s5 bales: erports-so orest bftssn. i,oos
bales: In stock. ", is bales souibern hout qua.
Wheat quiet closing easy: No. red. %'sssst%'
options closed barely steady: 30 Z RED, yus,'
NAc.. August, Etc.: september, ~
Corn unsettled sni lower. closing nrrn; NO. :.
43Aai3s.c.: options fairly active. closing nrm
July, s3asc: August. SIC. eep.emtcf, pie.
oats stronger and moderately ecrive; options
Quie, aud stronger: July. axe: Aug& Ssc.i
September. SIC. No pot Ska'os; mLeu
western, 3ia3S Hops steady sni quiet CoueS
closed steady and quiet. July. gu. iosti' 10 Au-
gus,, az: September. fht5efioD; spot MO
quiet aud steady: fair csrgoss. ~ sagsr-kaw
fairly active and firm; TAR refining, ltloc
crntfifugals. 96-te,t, 9-l6c: refined fairiy
active and firm. Noiasses-New Orleans quiet:
common 10 fancy, rate. Petroleum nrm, re-
fined. I'D. Cotion-sced oil duii; crude. ~.
yellow. &c. koan hrm. Tnrpentine steady ana
quiet ~ A. y s4Sc. Wool In moderate demsni sbi
steady. Pork fairly sctiv- and sfoasiy boet
quiet. Beet hams strong. Iterced beef urn anu
quiet Cut meats dull and steady. Niidlcs wsAk.
short-clear. sA.s0 Lard easter and Jun western
steam. f6i2.; city steam, $50; Ju,y. Nl Au-
gust 81 isasG Il. September, 81 q. Freigho
easy; cotton. $50. grain. 81. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July ia-Cash -four stcsiy and un-
changed. No. 2spr.ng wheat sac. NO reo'
sac No corn, g &C. No. Goats. S4c. hess-
pork, siis5 Lard. tA2S. -hortrbs, nns
s,l1 shoulders, g. 2asa25. short-ciear, ~ -
$3.50. Whisky. sl.cs.
Leading futures ragged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
A Death Embrace.

CHARLrsroy. w. VA, July 15.-While
bathing in Greenbrier river Oscar Huffman
and James Allen, two boys aged respec-
lively fifteen and nineteen years, were
drowned. Huffman, who could not swim,
got beyond his depth and Alenwent to his
rescue. but was caught around the neck by
Huffman, and both were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Terrific Hall and Wind-Storm.
fRv telesraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Sr. PAuI, MINI. July IA Pioseer-
Press special from Plain View, Mimi. says
News has Just been received here OF ter.
rble hail and wind-storm in the towns OF
Highland. Glasgow, and Boyer Sunday
nisht about II O'Clock. which cut the
crops to the ground clean. Farmers who
had bought harvesting machinery and
Irvine are bringing them back to the
dealers, as they will have no use for them
this season. One hundred thousand dol
lars is thought To be the very lowest esti-
mate OF the damage done the crops. Al
Elgin the wind blew down J. W. Bryants
barn and Knocked over every chimney IN
town
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
A Riot, But No Particulars.

riot having occurred t. Al Rarnwell Cont o
house, $. O., to-day have been received
here. but no particulars Of the conflict are
ct hand. A number of correspondents
have gone to the scene OF the riot and par
ticulars are expected during the night.
Wire reports from Charleston. s. c., con-
firm the news of the riot, but no particu-
lars bad reached that city at late hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
good, with rain needed generally. esa -
local showoss reported.
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET.
fRsnor,>d for Tho fytspstch.i

LIVERPOOL, Exo., duty 1.-The marriott ves
steady thrvsuebous June, with more OF les in-
quiry for all sorts; bot tho trsbssctions, VIE
few exceptions, veto on only modsrate DcSso.
At tho cioes OF the month. however, Were ~
every prospecS ~ larger dssisnee espsc1siiy ~
medium 20 good western strpA The seses 90
brace lins of fairly coIo<y B,nrey Seef ana
few small parcels u ssrips. Imports OF thss rien
appear 10 have about entirely CEASED seain'
Guilty being to And ths requisite ooior cotnoeeea
with touehaes OF leaf. 70 meet mauufscuners
media semi bright strips II ~ ktnds vess
andy asked after. prize sboss stopping p1s'-
ness when anything Of pasesbie chsrscses
offered. Filters rather moro noticed thse OF
late bat tn. dealings I'm thefn we're gcnS
rally light, and no large sales uarspirsd eitesx
In kentuctys or Sirrutss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF the Southern Dental Associatfon-Re-
union at Worlds Fair.
rBy telegraph to the DIspa,ch.I

fBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l
ATLANTA, GA, July 15.-The Southern
Dental Association in annual convention
held its opening session to-day. Adj
dresses of welcome We're made by Mayor
Glenn and DIR. j. b. Patrick, of Charleston,
S. G. President Storey read his annual adj
dress. One of his recommendation was for
a great dental reunion at the Worlds Fair.
This recommendation was unanimously
endorsed. The plan looks to cooperation
between the Southern Association and the
National Association. The dentists Of the
world are to be invited to be the guests of
the American dentists. Several papers on
matters of interest to the profession were
read and discussed tonight. The associa-
ton will be in session the rest of the
week. About one hundred delegates are
in attendance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Strike of Dir. Hewitt's Iron-Workers.

TRENTON, n. j.. July 15.--Five hundred
iron-workers u, the New Jersey Companys
works here refused to 90 10 work this
morning. This Is the mill principally
owned by Abram S. Hewitt. of New York,
who is travelling in Europe for his health.
The strike is the result If refusal to sign
the scale of the Amalgamated Society of
Iron and Steel Workers, which has been
quietly organizing the workers here for
some time past. Superintendent Stokes
saws that in MIR. Hewitt's absence no one
has authority 10 sign the scale. The men
met in Hartmann's Hall this morning and
agreed not to go to work until the scale Is
Slpuei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
More Persecution for Hebrews

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-fhere IL strong
irritation among the anti-Semites here.
owing to the fact that some. OF tho pri-
soners convicted in Paris of being lmpli-
Gated in the Nihilst plot are Jews. Strin-
gent measures against the Jews ere being
prepared by the authorities. These In
clude the suppression OF the newspaper
Norost. whose editor mas been warned that
he must settle his affairs and leave the
country by 1892
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
OF Yves Virginia to BE Held at Martins
burg in August-New Chairman.


WHEELING, W. Va, July l5.-The Repub-
lican State Executive Committee met at
Mountain Lake Park. About thirty promi-
nent Republicans, including Congressman
Smith and Atkins aud acknowledgements
Commissioner Mason, We're present. 1t was
decided 10 hold the State Convention at
Martinsburg in August.
Postmaster Cowden, of Wheeling, re-
signed the position of chairman and Au--
gustus Pollock, of Wheeling, was elected
n euecaa1 him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Washington Small Talk.

WASHINGTON. July 15.--Bond offerings to-
day $50, 900. All as and all accepted at
103.
The Rome National Bank of Rome, Ga,
was to-day authorized to begin business
on a capital of 100000.
In the House to-day Mr.. Vandever. OF
California, introduced a bill granting q
pension of $1,000 a year to the widow OF
General John G.. Fremont.
A letter from n-Commissioner
Raum sent TO the Senate in response to
the resolution of inquiry shows that the
total number Of pensioners at oil agencies
was 532. 479 on May 30th last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Engineer and Fireman Killed.
fBy telegraph 10 ths D,snstcbl

ROCHESTER. n; Y, July 15.-walker W.
Harris. Of Buffalo, and William GALAXY. OF
Hinsdale, n. y, engineer and fireman of
a West-Shore freight train. were killed in
a collision between their train and West
ern New York and Philadelphia train at
the Genesee Valley junction "Y,n four
miles south of this city. this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Threatened Strike of saw-Mili Men.
Try telegram N thu n,sr,..nt

ASHLAND. Wis. July l5.-Fifteen hun
bred saw-mill men employed here gave
notice 10 their employers last night that
unless their demand for ten hours work
instead of eleven and corresponding re-
duction in wages was granted by July 18th
they would walk out and close every mill
in the place. The mill-owners will resist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
DEATHS.


CALDWELL Died, at his residence. 20 north
Tgenty-ntth street on July 18th, nj 30 2. NJ.
Mr. MITCHELL CALDW BILL aged sity-four.
lie leaves = wife, daughter, and one brother ~
mourn tholr loss.
Tho funeral will take place TO-DAY NJ
O'clock r. ~ from the Third Presbyterian
church. Friends and acqusintsnees src invited
70 attend.
Grsensooro' On. c.) and fris Pa) papers viii
please copy.
CLARK.-Dled. on sunday morning, juno sei.
a: 2.aO O'Clock, Mrs. SUSAN CLARK. IA ire sew
euty-nf,h year Of her age.
luterment &c Shockoo cemetery Monday mora
ing, go. NJ II o'clock.
A place Is vacant In our homs.
voice We loved is st.il;
An schng void Is In our hearts.
Whirh none ON eartn can nil
"May she rest ia peace
HzR DArCnrxRs, !. AND n.
JOUNsOg.-Dlei, ct ICES A. NJ. July IS, 1870,
at his residence, zig east Grace street, WILLIAM
L JOHNSON. In bis nfi3-riltn yesr.
Funeral services frOm The residence TO-DAY
N5:lO p. n. Friends are respectfully Invited.
by request, no flowers.
JosEPH.-Diei, Tuesday. Jaly fsth. at ITO
7. w., at mis- residence, No. 2isl fensDle street,
WILSON Is JOSEPH, Ina Tho forty -eishth year u
his ege.
Funeral services from Laign-sreet Baptist
church TO-DAY at T. N. Friends aud a.
qusinisnces respectfully invited ~ attend
Petersburg papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
To Avoid Iypchipg,

TspeclhI ttIeRfaIn % llo DIapHtVH-J
WHEELING, w. Va, July l5.-Jack Han
lev. who murdered James McGill at New
Cumberland, opposite Steubenville on the
4th. was brought here to-day TO avoid
lynching. McGil was quite popular, and
the officers did not consider Haniey safe in
the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Pastor and Forger Too,

FoRr WORTH, TEXAS, July la-Dr. W.
Mitchell, the pastor Of the broadway Pres
rested to-day for forgeries amounting to
20 o0o He was placed in jall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
The Hire In Sfambcul.

CoysTAyTrSoPLE. July 15.-The fire on
Saturday in the Stamboul quarter de-
stroyed thousand houses and ruined 1875
timber merchants. IL is feared many lives
uara Loaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
An Appalling Loss

[By Anglo American cable to tho Dspatch.l
CovsTANrrNoPLE, July l5.-The losses by
the great fire of Saturday last in this city
amount to 81 900, 900 600. There is an in
surance of f63,s90 IN British companies
on the property destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
Another Eilentine Is. CO. AFFAIR.
nv telegraph TO the D,sns,ch

CHARIFsToS. ). o., July ia riot is re-
ported near Kearse, In Barnwel county.
Three hundred negroes armed with new
rifles are sad 70 confront twenty-five
white men. one negro has been killed.
Assistance has gone from the neighboring
foWus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16

" UNCONDITIONAL SURREN.
DER"
Observation-Disclosures
Any Straw Hat 10 the house-ws dont care
what it cost-what 1t has sold foror anything
about it-Now It is under q new price-and will
DO until closing time Saturday night We've
made four divisions Of sll the qualities. You see
what slice has been cut away from the price Of
each.
Any 50 and $3.50 straw that you can md ID
NOW
sr.SL9S III
Any 50 30, ST. g, and 81 Straw Is NOW
sEsl.ia III
Every sl.75, $50, and si.25 Straw Ia NOW
IS CENTS n
Every 81 and 75c. Straw Is NOW
tvs CENTS. II,
All tho Chlldrens Broad-Brim Sallors-every
one OF them-and they're all shades and colors-
are reduced to
sv- 81 CENTS n
kSsSssstsssssSsss
It's strong temptation to take the Black
Yachts cut Of this sale-rhey're 30 scsrce-Bus
we've said srery hat and that settles it-Kvery
hat goes.
The Children's t29s Suit sale-you know Il
winds ND to-night-until then the choice Of whai
IN left OF the 800 Children's Suits which sold for
$50, s., $3.50, and IS for
1898.
FOUR DAYS MoRE-and our SO Suit sais
viii be a thing Of tho psst-we couldn't con-
tinns Il II ws were inclined to, as ths quantity
,sf, would not hold out any lonecr-ws doubt II
=, v,ll hold out till then. Yoa can't gain any.
thin, nv dsfsring tt--why not come to-day and
..l.es one Of our SIS, sls.5o, or SIS suis ior
$50.
A.SAKS&C0.'S
REMOVAL SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
business Block Destroyed.

New ORLEANS, July ia Picdyfae Dem
| ton (Texas) special says: A fire this
morning destroyed one of the principal
| business blocks of Denton. The loss is
| 500, 900, with an insurance of $4,000. The
! fre-engine was out of order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
still In Durance vile.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispstch.1

Morton. Of the New . York Export Lumber
sn,t Sv the Western National BaSk = in :
yoiving $4,000, hss not Yet pIoanrsi bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
stanley still Quite Sick.

LONDON, July 15.-Nlr. Stanley continues
i'll. DR.. Parke says he is very weak. The
Queen has sent message by telegraph
making inquiries "a TO his condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
The Cholera I'm Spain.

MADRID. July i5.-The Gazette says that
in the last two months there have been AS
cholera cases in Spain. OF these 25l have
been fatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-16
He Was a MANIAC.

ny AhBI0@ hTHer IVsH C1Ofo 70 '1I7 D'"F''7"'I
PAEIs, July 1.-THE man who fired q
revolver outside the Elysec yesterday
his carriage TO the palace was examined
to-day by physicians and pronouncedto be
insane.