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those Wee. have not Affected ne msssss ~
verssiy. All good tobsccos dast OF onent sso
regarded BY tho trade generally ~ BON ouye'
and seilcr-ss occupying very strong pos'ti0D''
with pleasing outlook In gsuersL
Bremen circular says Jaiy iish: Tho pness
asked By Ia, porters Of yirsiois now crop arc 'ss
above our dealers yiews. srd this. comn'he'
With the Indifferent quality OF ths CROP v sure
to limit business here very mnch.s Tne ss'e Oh
old stock r. slow and almost bsre Of suitable
leaf. s,ems meet with regular sale. co'ofy
Virginia fetches 10 1919 pfennise. Western o'd
stock /. taken preferably to now, which ~ rcis'
lively higher In price.
several dispatches and letters from c'nus'
western markets report good rains ~ eenrrh /;
stiil prices continue firm and unchanged un'er
larger breaks
Tobacco mon from Dsnyiiie. Va. winston ana
Henderson, n. C., and scnih Boston. Va rcpo'"
good rains and improved crop conditions lac
prospects are from very good 10 exceilenf.
on tho msrset to-day we're y. X. Bowman. o.
Isnctiburs, Owen Is. Davis sod W. 3. Cissry. q
Henderson. N. c.; c. II. Conrad Of psnvbi-'
Va. Mayor Evans, OF south Bossoa' Va asa
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July %, 1880.
OFFERINGS.

WHgAr.-2.g64 bushels.
CORs.-2,4DO bushels.
OArs.--7s0 bushels.
KYK.-lo0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHgAT.--Longberry, AZ bushels very good at
&c ll2 bushels very good az eoc.. 10 bushels
fair at 3)c. 81 bushels common 70 prime on pri-
yate terms. Mixed, 60S bushels prime st &c.
shortDery, % bushels prime at a5c. 81 bushels
prime at nc. CO.. bushels very good At &c. is2
bushels good on private terms: ITO bushels good
at 92c. 40 bushels good st &C.,; bushels fair
Sc. 10 bushels fair at SIC; 81 bushels fair at
s5c. COS bushels common At Soc: 10 bushels
com m ON a, 73c.: "a bushels common as 70c. To-
tai sales OF wheat, 1884 bushels.
coRs.-Mi1ed, 1890 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
oArs.--aixod. 80 bushels very good on private
terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26

he CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
1 Personal Challenge from the Salvado-
riau General to the Guatcmalan
President.
ny telcgraph 10 ihe Dispatch.l

City OF MrxIco DiG GALVESTON, July %.
Yesterday the Salyadorian General Ezeta,
brother of President Ezeta, defeat
Ell the Guatemalans again at Atezcatempo
Clungo, IN Guatemala, twenty leagues
from the frontier. obliging the Guatema-
laus t. abandon their notifications at
Coco. The Salyadorans captured an i'm
mense amount OF booty. including cor
respuudence between Guatemalan gene
rails and Saiyadoran traitors. General
Ezcta has sent personal challenge to
President Barrllas of Guatemala.
According o. special TO IL UairTSGi.
Guatcmalan agents are spreading false re-
ports of victories 1t is said that Honduras
viii take no active part, while Nicaragua
and Costa RiCa are privately friends OF
Salvador.
4 vigorous campaign is preparing in
sonora against the Apaches. who will be
between two fres-United States and
Mexican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
SHOT AND KILLED.
JOHN MeLsTeR, A eARKEEPER, RE-
CeiVES EIGHT WOUNDS
Because He Declined 70 Take n Drink
An Inquest Being Heid-Fifteen
Shots Fired.
Special telegram to the DIspa,ch.l

AsHEvrLIE. N. c.. July 25.-To-night be-
tween and 10 O'Clock, in bar-room quar-
rel. John Melster, barkeeper. was shot
and killed. after receiving eight wounds.
Bunk Mclntire was shot. IL Is not known
how seriously. The Coroner Is now hold
ing an inquest.
ASKED TO DRINK.
Bunk McIntire, his brother, John NC
Intire, and G. NJ Pratt. his brother-in-law,
were at the bar when Melster came IN, and
was asked TO drink by Bunk.
HE DECLINED.
BE declined when Bunk said TO hlm he
wanted 10 see him IN the rear OF the par
room. After short talk Bunk was seen
to strike Melster and then the iiring began.
FIFTEEN SHOTS.
About this time Bunk's brother and
Pratt went 10 where the two Others were.
After the firing was over no pistol was
found upon the dead man. As many as
fifteen shots were fired. John Mclntlre
and c. III. Pratt have been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Macon Protests Against Roycoiting.

Macon. Ga. July 2j.-Ihe Tn'eQ'oDh to-
dov made n careful canvass of the business
community and found not a single firm IN
favor OF the boycott proposed by the At
lanta Constitution. All of them opposed 1t
and many expressed in the strongest pos
sible terms their indignation that Il reck-
less newspaper should have SO misrepre-
sented the feeling of the South. There u
in the community absolutely no sympathy
with this sectional movement and there -
a probability that a mass-meetlng VIII be
held to protest against the attempt 10 put
southern businessmen IN false POSITION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Government Purchase of Bonds.
fHy toiegraun 70 thu Diana.chl

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July % Secretary
Window made the following announce
Inent this afternoon in regard 70 tho fur
Their purchase Of bonds: From letters
received az the Department to-day 1t Is
thought that the terms Of the circular Of
Jgly 18th are not fully understood, proba-
bly OWING 70 the short time between the
date Of us publications and the date Of
receiving proposals for the sale of bonds.
A. II is desired 10 extend as far as possible
an equal opportunity to all who desire "a
sal. the Secretary Of tho Treasury has de-
cidec 70 receive proposals for IA few DAYS,
aud has accepted offers received during
the day Of ~ az IA and az at 1884, aggre-
rating $3.50 .OOO.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26


AsHEvudF. y. c., July 25.-Mrs. II. b.
Kells opened the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance. Union assembly this morning
with devotional exercises. half hour
was spent IN general discussion OF the best
means Of holding the Older boys in the
LOYAL boys Temperance unions. Dean
Wright continued his lecture on the
science Of Bible study. Miss Willard and
Mrs. Woody filed half an hour with a
parliamentary drill. Miss Fannie Crit
i'm. Of Alabama. give q most IN
teresting talk on parlor meetings;
Miss Willard lectured tonight on Social
Purity. Sixteen States arc now repre-
sented in the assembly, and great interest
is being manifested. Miss Mary Allen
West. in charge Of the School OF Methods
Miss Elizabeth Scovll, evangelist. and
Mrs. Mary H. Hunt. superintendent OF the
National Scientific Instruction Depart
ment. will be among the attractions nex'
NOOK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26

Vankakee, declaring IL 70 be the sense or
the House that the Worlds Fair should be
held upon the lakc-front site. There was
at once a storm OF opposition 10 the reso:
luton and suggestions that IL be declared
out OF order. Also. that 1t was not the
province Of the Legislature TO say any
thing about the site. that that was mat
ter which belonged 10 the directors. The
Speaker. however, ruled that the resolu-
ton was in order. An Intellectual attempt
was made TO table the resolution, but u
was finally referred 10 a Joint committee.
A motion was made 20 reconsider and after
a long debate il was carried, thus bringing
the resolution before the House again.
The motion TO table was again made, but
finally the resolution was made special
order for Tuesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
No Welcome for iIighlanders.

HALIFAX. n. s.. July 25.-There Is excite
ment and Indignation here over the coming
TO this garrison Of the SeVehteenl4
Leicestershlre regiment. The cause Is pAV
blood that has existed for over quarter OF
a century between the Highland regiment
in question aud the people owing to the
mutinv and riots of thirty years ago. II IL
said that a petition will be presented TO
the military authorities asking that the
exiled Granadier Guards be sent here IN
place Of the Seventeenth. Should the
Seventeenth come there i almost sure 10
be an outbreak Of the old hostuitles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
IT'S A LOUD AND FULL CHORUS
THAT CHANTS OUR ENTERPRISE.

:r-sz5O- Il;
Don't make any mistake-lt ls enterprise that
sE-H5o. ~:
tears these "hlgh-bred qualities from the prices
:g-s7.50-aa
at their birth and al bat gires hrIn, too. 'Tisnt
:F-sL5O-s-
any "weak-kneed" business policy that can
:r-sL5O-a,
stand such loss. We could end plenty Of store
.T-iI.5O.-g:
rooms to hide them away until next summer.
gT-iZ50-a,
Perhaps you wouldn't know the dinerencc-but
gE-E150-as
IRE ,could-and it's not our policy to make our
gD-ELSG-a.
patrons share one year with the next We're
- eisJV.-Ht
cartier than usual-but we've got to "wind up 1"
.E-s7.5o. ~,
The season earlier. $3.50 suit for 1000 Of the
sg-s.5a-a,
choicest FANCY CASHMERE and MIXED
sT-s7O FL.
CHEvIOT PATTERNS that we collected on our
Ev-E5o-a,
sl5 1880, sl2. and so grades is fast clearing the
g1-iL5o- II,
way. we'yo sold nearly thousand this week.
:B-S.50. "a.
A THOUSAND FORMS DRAPED IN TIE CONE
sg-fL5O-as
LEST FASHIONS OF THE SEASON AT ONLY
rg-s15G-a,
$50 A SUIT sounds prepos,erous-BUT IT'S
ss~sZ5a-n,
AFACT. A half OF thom gone, and the sale not
sS-s7.5G =.
a week Old. Don't stand upon the order of &c
sr-s150.-z,
tlon-BUT ACT-unless you want to harvest the
sc-sZ0-a:
fruit Of n-disaPpointment The
sg-s150 81
sale will run until the Suits all sold. Figure
.s-E50.-A:
IL out for yourselves-it can't last long.
sT-SL5G-a
a. sAKs S COMPANY.
TRADE PUsHERs,
1908 MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Children Burned to Death.

MODESTO Cu.. July 25.-At Ripon. San
joaquin county. last night the seyen-year-
old son of q. W. Masters while playing
With matches set fire to a.car-load Of coal
oil and the house took. fire and was entire
ly destroyed. with its contents. George
and Warren, two boys, and a baby girl
persisted in the flames. A seyenteen-year-
old girl was baby burned IN trying to save
the baby. The mother was within hun
dred yards of the house, but was unable to
reach il Ia time to save the children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
A British Commander Given Pause.
ID. ,.tograrh 70 tho DfspatrnI

ST. JoHN's. \. f., July 2j.-Sir Baldwin
Walker, the commander OF the brltlsh
nan orlwor Emerald. who closed Bairds
iobster-cannery at Fischeps Brook o.. the
French shore. confiscated the machinery
and stock. and placed body Of armed
marines in charge. was served yesterday on
board his ship with a writ returna6le Au-
gust %. at the suit Of James Baird. who
claims damages to the amount OF 5000.
II Sir Baldwin pays no attention 70 the
writ arrangements viii be- MADE Tor ms
arrest for contempt at any Newfoundland
port he may enter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
TIE SUGAR TRUST.
4 Reorganization for the Protection Of
Observation-Disclosures.
TBy telegraph to The Dispatch.I

NEW YORK. July 25.-The trustees of the
sugar trust TO-DAY issued a circular TO GER
tificate-holders announcing that Theodore
Havomever, +. O. Mathieson, j. Ii. Thomas,
j. c. Searls, Jr., and J. A. Sturseberg, to-
gether with such bankers as they may Sc
lect, had been appointed a committee to
form new organization for the purpose OF
protecting Observation-Disclosures. and had Sc
fected the Central Trust Company as the
depository for certificates pending re-
organization. No details of the plan under
which 1t is proposed to reOrganize the trust
are given in the circular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
The Steamer Signe Wrecked.
re- tclnrranh 70 The Di.natrhl

PHILADELPHIA, July pa dispatch re-
ceiyed at the Maritime Exchange here says
that the Norwegian steamer Signe, from
Port Antonio for this port, mas been wrecked
of Abaco. Bahama Islands. No particu-
lars Of the disaster have been received.
The Signe left Port Antonio July 10th.
having on board "A. 900 lunches of bananas
and six hundred bags Of cocOanuts. con-
signed 10 the Baltimore Fruit Company.
She carried a crew of twenty-four men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Two Sien Fatally Shot.
by telegraph TO the Dispatn.l

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 25.-John G.. Harris,
United States Deputy Marshal. and John
Cleary were fatally shot at n Farmers Al
lance picnic at Oliver. Ga. to-day. The
shooting WAS the result of quarrel over
family Affairs. Cleary and his father both
shot Harris, who returned the FIRE. fatally
wounding young Cleary. The father start
ed to ride OFF. but was captured 10y the
Sheriff. He had three revolyers on his per-
son, and all had been emptied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
sAvANNAH's DISASTROUS EXPLOSION
Verdict of the Corouer's Jury-Eyidence
That Dynamite Was Used.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

SAvANSAH. Ga. July The coroner jury
tonight concluded its investigation into the
blowing up Of Billiards. boarding-house.
In which Mrs. Bullard. Nat. Lockline. and
Gus Robe were killed, and returned YER
dict that the disaster was the result of an
explosion by some agency unknown.
George Maxwell. negro cook who had
threatened the Billiard family. and who was
arrested on suspicion of having been con-
nected with the explosion. WAS discharged
from jail tonight by order of the coroner.
Evidence was discovered to-day III the de-
Jris of the wrecked building which points
strongly TO dynamite or nitro-Slycerine as
the aatnnf usnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Ashore on Anticosti Island.

SOUTHWEST PoNT, ASTIcosrI, July o.
The steamer Idaho, ashore at South Point,
will prove total loss. Two wrecking-
schooners arrived at the scene yesterday
and attempted TO take of tho cattle.
Owing TO the high sea aud heavy gale pre-
yailing the attempt proved failure. Last
night the sea was making a clean break
over the ship, and grave fears are enter
tanned for the safety OF the crew. who are
still on board, unless they hanged to reach
one of the observation-disclosures last night.
The surf is 50 heavy on the shore that 1t is
impossible TO see the wreck. There is no
life OF surf-boat in this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
DE THIS.

POPE,-Dled. In Roanoke, Va, NELLY LOT
TIER. infant child Of p. ". and Nelly Lo,tler
Pope: aged five months.
Funeral from the Union depot TO-DAY Sat
urday) at ~ o'clock NJ.
SMITH.-Dec, at hts lato residence, No. II
east Grace street. A. AUSTIN SMITH, formerly
Of Washington, l.. c.
Iuterment In family burying- ground at Frede-
ricksburg IRIS Saturday MORNING.
Washington papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26

the Anglo-Tunisian compact will not be
included in the Anclo-French agreement.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day n;
Roche, Minister of Commerce. asked
credit. Of 10000 francs to lay cable oe;
tween France and England. He stated
that 1899, O0O words had been tciegrapusu
in 1882, as against 17,7i7. 600 IN 1859. ne
also asked credit of 29o, 0oo francs lor
telephone lines between Paris and London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
EIGHT HOURS WORK A DAY.
The Demand for II bringing About Ex
tended Trouble.
by Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

Nrw YORK, July 25-ln Brooklyn the
trouble engendered 10y the rOOfers' strike
several weeks AGO Is extending rapidly to
other trades This morning meeting of
walkiug delegates of the building trades Of
Brooklyn was held, when the question of
putting a boycott on bricks manufactured
at Haverstraw and Verplanck's Point was
discussed. The reason assigned for this IS
that the brick manufacturers ASSOCIATION
lis employing non-union men. THIS move
ment will be far-rcachihg, as II ties up
work on almost all buildings in Brooklyn
filters have been ordered 10 tie mp to-mor-
row. Their action Is IN sympathy with the
roofers and shcet-iron workers, who are
striking for eight hours work per dag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Tn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Case.

WASHINGTON. July 25.-The Clayton
Breckinridge Arkansas election case was
under discussion for some time to-day by
the House Committee ON Elections. Mr.
Lacey. chairman OF the subcommittee
which examined into the matter, made q
statement of the results OF the election in
the different counties as shown by the ties
timony taken, which statement was or.
oeTed printed for the use Of the commit
tee. Probably the case will be disposed Of
st the next meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Prince George VIII Not Visit Sewfound-
land
fBy telegraph 70 the DispstchI

Bosroy. Mass. July 2j "A Haliiax,speclal
quotes Newfoundland adyices a. showing
That the feeling Of the people there Is 50
bitter against the British Government tor
abandonment Of the rights OF the
colony that it had become question as %
how Prince George. whose coming Vlsit
had been announced, would be received.
This feeling has suggested prudence 10 the
Government. which has now announced
that the Prince Will not come to 81. Johns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
INCONSISTENCIES RAiDED.
The Thompkinson Gang Captured After a
Figbt-Two Wounded.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch

PARgEnssuRG. w. Va. July 25.--lnforma-
ton has been received by the United States
Marshal that the notorious Tompkinson
gang OF Moonshiners was raided Wednes-
day night in Randolph county. The still
was surrounded and Eve of the gang cap
tured after fight in which two we're
wounded. On the same day ano tber illicit
still was raided in Summers county and
four men captured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Naughty Arnauts severely Punished.

LONDON. July "A band of Arnauts re-
Gently made a night attack upon the Mon
tenegrln village Rogmore, surprising the
inhabitants. many of whom were murdered:
The Arnauts plundered the village, ana
then left. Afterwards the band vas at
tackled by Turkish troops, and in the hght
which ensued sixty Arnauts were kiiled
and many Others wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Asiatlc Cholers in Russia.

lBy Angio-Amertcan cable to tho Dispatchl
ODESSA. Jnly est is officially an
nounced that there have been seventy
fatal cases of Asiatic cholera In Baku and
vicinity. The heat is intense.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Lumber-Mills Idle.
fRy telegraph to tina D,an.,cb ,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-A special to
tho Fr,Tligq Wisconsin from Ashland Wis.
saws the strike of mill-men which was sup
posed to have been fully settled last eve
ming. when 1000 men agreed to 30 to work
nj the old wages. was renewed with in
creased vigor tins morning. and the mills
are still idle. The demands are such thai
the mill-men will not comply, and a long
period Of idleness will probably result.
MANY companies are making arrangements
to take their logs TO Duluth. The men de-
mand eleven hours pay. for ten hours work
and the employment Of only union men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
The Cloak Makers All at Work Again.
nv tetayra,h Ia the Dispatchl

NEW YORK, July 25.-All the cloak-maker
who have been on strike since june lGtt
resumed work this morning IN all tn
manufactures and shops. The manufac
turers say now they Will be able TO meet al
contracts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
French Notes Of Interest.

tBy Angio-American cable to the Dispatch-l
Plsis. July 25.--It is officially announced
that the negotiations with England re-
earding Zanzibar will probably be favora-
bly, concluded within few days. The
questions OF Madagascar and Lake fchad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
REPUBLICANS AGAINST FORCE BILL
Democrats Not in sympathy with Any
Boycotting Movement.
~ ,elaoraph IN ina

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 25.-The con.
sensus of opinion taken by the Times OF
the leading Republicans and Democrats OF
the city shows that the former are almost
without exception opposed to the force
bill and think II is unnecessary and will do
more harm than good. and the latter with
out exception ridicu!e the idea of boy.
colt and have no sympathy with any such
movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
~ r,unlY ArI1lHcr

If thc southern Republicans had stood
firm and bad mot entered into an uuholy
u.Iauee with Boss Reed aud Lodge 10 cap
,u-. SCAT. and pass force liH aud had
STOOD up f0r their constituents they would
tot to-day hc begging Senator sherman TO
-tyr tobacco iu The Senate. That ONO ice
bore $500 ul4o fool them. Ne ls q promi~er
from wny hack. bat bee will do nothing.
IoLaccols to he q -criminatcd against for
tw. reasons: 10 isa southern product and
tl. revenue from that source Is needed 20
meet pension OBLIGATIONS Tn" situation
i-aIto.ctl.r % bad Uuc tor tn, outhc-n
Republicans. They have simply been hood
vns.d. and hayln, hron used to carry ONT
l.,,3- schemes their demands will bee DE
Y.r.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Six Hundred Ballots In Vain.

GREESvrLIg, o., July 25.-The Demo
cratic Convention Of the Fourth district
failing after six hundred ballots TO nomi
nate candidate Tor Congress. took re-
cess until September ID. and changed the
place Of meeting TO Piqua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
a Pension for Mrs. General Mcclellan.
lBy teiegr.nh 70 tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. July 25.-The House Com,
mittee on Invalid Pensions to-day ordered
favorable report upon the bill granting
pension of $4,000 per annum TO the willow
OF General George b. McCIeDan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
r. G. PORTER RESIGNED.
>. II. whitehead Elected His Successor
Secretary the District County Fair.
Especial telegram TO the Disps,ch.l

lspeual tclegram 70 The Dlspatch.l
FtRMyuLE. VA, July 25.-At meeting
of the Farmyille District FAIR Committee
Secretary Robert O.. Porter resigned and
Mr.. j. IL. whitehead was elected his sue
cc.sor Mr. Porter severed his connection
with the association on account of his
leaving us for another field of labor. \
resolution c0mmendatory of the eff
cheney of his services during ms term was
passed by the committee. No successor TO
Mr.. Porter as inspector of tobacco IN the
Planters Warehouse has yet been elected.
POURING TONIGHT.
There were but few minutes Of to-day
when il was not raining. and It IL pouring
tonight. We have had full enough of the
good thing" and now 1t gives rise TO
fears that ITS continuance will produce
damaging and destroying freshets along
the river shores.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Excitement Over an from Find.
lBy teleprauh 10 the Dispgtch.l

SHEFFIELD, ALA. July 2j.-The territory
twenty miles south of here Is excited
over q rich iron-ore find. 1t Is different
from any yet found in the State. The pre-
perty was bought by an English syndicate
in May. 1t is valued ten times higher than
before this find.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Earthquake Shocks In Austria.

vienna. July 25.-Two earthquake shocks
were felt in the Muehl district yesterday.
Another shock was felt to-day at fischer
M, Moravia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
Tennessee Editors.

V7PVVfH EIOkI1I 70 6117 17'7 II
NoRFoLg. Va. July 25.--About fifty Ten
nessee editors are expected here tomorrow
afternoon, and will be received by the Busi-
ness-Men's Association, and banqueted III
the evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARker.

BkLVINoRs. July 21-Vlrginia consols, 90; DO.
l0-4Js, 49,, aS9'.; do 80, 81 sa59 Baltimore ana
ono stock, l0ial0jh; Northern Central stock.
6sabsk; Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
ISIS. %; consolidated gas bonds, llialiix DO.
sock. 81 ta5L&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-26
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