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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
tn r.. Unseiled Next Month at Historic
Fairfax CONTROVERSIES. Maheiey
Gets Damages.

tairIdI
Gets Damages.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
ALEXANDRIA, August 80, 1890.
Fairfax Courthouse will have gala day
some time during the latter part OF next
month, when the monument 70 the mem-
ory of the Confederate dead will be un-
yelled. The work of erecting the monu-
ment will be completed in q short time, ana
il will be credit to Fairfax people, A
large crowd from this city, 1t is expected,
will attend the unveiling, ceremonies. 4;
Z. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, Will
attend in body.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES.
The Jury in the case of Virginia A. Maize,
lev Us. the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. which has been on trial In the
Circuit Court of Fairfax county, yesterday
returned verdict of three thousand dollars
damages for Mrs. Maheley. This suit grew
out of the death of the plaintiffs husband.
who was a fireman in the employ OF the
Richmond and Danville company, and who
was killed with three Others near Chiffon
in June. 1889, by his engine running on the
track and tumbling down an emoanKment'
NEGRO BURGLARS.
There il gang of negro men and boys IN
this place who make practice or entering
unoccupied houses and stealins tne gas
fixtures and such like articles that can Dc
easily carried away. number OF COM
plants have been from time to time made,
and the police are on the lookout for the
sneak thieves. When they are caught
they will be sent or to the grand Jury on ;i e
charge of burglary and If convicted VIII
nav n visit to the Richmond penitentiary
as guest of the State.
BRAKEMAN's FUNERAL.
The funeral of Julian Manley, the brake
man who was injured at Burke's station
on the Virginia Midland railroad. on Wed
nesday last, took place from his home o. on
tended by q large throng of his fellow
Miss Ida Raeland, of Richmond, is
guest of Miss Jennie Powell at her nome
Dr.J. I. Vance, of the Second Presbyte-
rian church here, has returned home from
his summer vacation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkmr.
lRsportsd Cor ne Dispsschl

ACOCuI ~ S9~o
Saturday no saiss and very dull day.
stamp sales: Tobacco, el.0laoa; cigars end
cigarettes, sl,0Sae7: special. eSS.b - total,
ss,sss.36 For the month, Tobacco. tSe.7oass /;
cigan and cigarettes. 34l.ooAH: special
Siss 00--totai, SIS. oSAA
Private sales Tor August: Tillsrs ~ hogs
hssds; smoksn, l@ hoeshssds; euitsrs. III
hogshsads; wrappers. SO hoesasads; darks.
Ga hogshesds: sun cured. lis hesshsads-sotal
sales, 2.09l hogsheadA.
Auction offerings ~ pacsssss VIII 81 taken
In. Highest 4skc. lowest, 500 per hundred |;
average. tz.eh Total sales Tor August Assl
hogsheadA
Business the early pazs Of Ne month ~
brtsksr, showing failins % IN III sraneaessns
the latter Ten days. Win much ushtsr snnroarse
auction ana othss salsa vsry uttie ohanse =
prices hss bssa netsd. Hilsrs srs ara 80
fully Aieh. Cutters auiss bos 1rns NJ fail
avssass demand foe Ne ueneA WsaDossl
cold nodsraa>ly vsli - tas fass = - pse1isee1
ans srup, M ne1eeats hol6lnoA parA salee
vsrs sair - psssss sass1 - = esonM -
1n1hele = ~ nenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
GREAT BALL YESTERDAY.
The Results in Brief of tho Various Games
Played.
tBy telegraph to the DIspstch-l

tby eieRraph TO the Dispecn.I
Philadelphia (Brotherhood): Philadei-
phias. 8; .base-hits, 10; errors, 2. Buhaios'
3; base-hits. s.; errors, 4. Batteries
knell and Cross; Cunningham and Mao n.
Philadelphia Neague): Philadelphias. -
base-hIts, 10; errors, 4. Chicagos, 10; base;
hits. Is: errors, 5. Batteries--Smith al"
Gray; KIttridge and Hutchinson.
Baltimore, Nd: Baltimores. a; pase-
hits, 5; errors, /. st. Louis. Il base-nits'
8; errors, 2. Batteries -Baker. ORourKe'
and Tate; Neal and Munyan.
Philadelphia: First game--Athletics. 81
base-hits, 4 errors, S. Columbus, 8; oase,
hits. errors. s. Batteries Mcmahon ana
Baldwin; Gsstright and Conner. Second
Columbus, Z; base-hits. II; errors. D. DAT
teries-Seward and Baldwin krauss anu
Doyle.
New York Oeague): First gameoNew
Yorks. 8: base-hits. 8; errors. 2. fItts-
burghs. 0; base-hits, 2; errors, 2. bs.,
teries-Rusie and Buckley; Philips anu
Wilson. Second game-New forSs' q:
base-hits, 70; errors, 5. Pittsburghs,
base-hits, 8 errors. 5. Batteries-Sharrot'
and Murphy; Heard and Wilson.
Boston 1eague): Cincinnatis,. o; base
hits, 10 errors. 5. Bostons, 8; base-nlts'
81 errors, 0. Batteries-Duryea ana Nell
nan; Getzein and Gansel.
Boston (Brotherhood) First game
Bostons, 16; base-hits. Is: errors. !: fI.ts-
burghs. 4; base-hits. 13; errors. !; pat
teries-Gumbert, Murphy. and Kelley;
Tener, Doe. and Quinn. Second game
Bostons. S; base-hits, Z; errors, 2. PITS
burghs, l.; base-hits. 8; errors, j. BAT
teries-Radbourn and Murphy; Staiey
and Quinn.
New York Brotherhood) New Yorks, I;
base-hits. Z; errors, 5. Chicagos. Z; base,
hits, z; errors. z. Batteries-Crane and
Brown; Barston and Farrell.
Brookly Oeague): Clevelands, o; base
hits, 4; errors,t2 Brooklyns. 2; Dase,nits'
8: errors, /. Batteries-Viau and Stem
mer Lovett and Daily.
Brooklyn BrotherhooO: Brooklyns, IA I;
base-hits, IA; errors, 4. Cleyeiands, 4 !;
base-hits, z: errors. 5. Bstteries-Weins
and Kinslow: McGill and Brenn.
Rochester Rochesters, 8 base-hits, I;
errors, 2. Toledos, 4; base-hits, errors,
3. Batteries-Miller and Mcheough ;
Cushman, Sprague, and Sage.
The Club Records,
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Wayno Mcveagh mt the Caves.
,enac,si ,elerrau 10 the Dispatch.l

J,-p,y Va. August 3O.-Hon. Wayne
McVeagb. of Philadelphia. Pa, with his
family are here from the South, guests at
the Inn His party will spend several days
visiting the cayerns and other points of in.
terest. Mr.. Mcveagh is beng shown all
the attention to which his former rank as
Attorney General under Garfield entities
such distinguished parsonage. lie IS
much pleased with the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Train Wreck on the Ohio-River Road.
rspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

P.RKERsBURG, w. Va, August S0.-The
north bound passenger train on the Ohio
River road this morning jumped the track
lust north Of Parkersburg. and the en-
tire train was wrecked. Four passen-
eer-cars left the rails and toppled over
within two feet of the river-bank. The
passengers escaped by miracle, number
being bruised, but none seriously hurt.
The loss is heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Chicago's Coming Carpenters strike.

CHICAGO. August 30.-The carpenters
have enlisted the active sympathy of the
Bricklayers' Union. AS result OF the
conference between the bricklayers and
carpenters the former will demand Of the
Master Builders Association settlement
of the carpenters strike by arbitration.
Should this be refused a general strike in
the building trades here is not improbable.
Such an event would directly involve 25.-
600 workmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
THE BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. August 3o.-Weekly bank state
men;: Reserve. increase, si,9'6,35: loans. de-
crease, f5,i:5,900: specie, increase, fNSoOO; ;
crease, a. 400, 600; circulation, decrease, s40N.
Tho banks now hold s53.661,0O more Than the
requirements Of the - per cent rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
A Six-Times Burglar.
rspecial telegram to the Dispatch.l

WHEELING, W. Va. August So;ITom
Mullins, the desperate held in jail here,
to-day confessed to burglarizing the post
Office at Sans, Writ county, and will be
returned for trial. No fewer, than. SIX
separate Indictments for burglary stand
against Mullins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
NORFOLK INCREASED VALUES
Nearly Twenty Millions of Dollars In
Gliding Two New Wards.

Nearly Twenty Millions OF Doiiars' in-
GLIDING Two New Wards.
Especial telegram to the Disps;chl
NORFOLK, Va, August 30.-The new state
assessment in Norfolk foots up the real
ON the last assessment. which counts the
two new wards, $7,6l5,O5O.
LABoR-DAY.
Fourteen labor organizations, including
the Farmers Alliance OF Princess Anne
viii take part IN the Labor-day demonstra-
tinn mere on Monday. Mayor Frank Morris,
ex. Mayor Decordy, Rev. Vernon !. Arson.
Colonel X. II. Griffin, Portsmouth Ethan
Allen. Samuel ID. Hope, and Mcdonald,
portsmouth, will deliver addresses.
Mr.. Young Humphrey died this morn
ing at his residence, on Main street, Berk-
lev from cancer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
COMBS AND M'OONOUGH
Tho HIurderers OF John Watkins, ke'
arrested and Brought Back.

WHEELING, W. VA, August 3o.-0fficers
arrived here this evening. having IN
charge Eddie Combs and Bull McDonough,
whom they captured at Admission, Al,
three months ago. Combs and McDonough
waylaid and robbed John Watkins, q
wealthy miller of Bridgeport. beating
him so seriously that he died of his in
inries, They were arrested, tried, and
convicted. but while waiting sentence a
gang of twenty-five Wheeling toughs broke
INTO the St. Ciairsyille (Ohio) jail and re-
leased them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
HEAVY Rain. IN swltEerland.

IBy Ang;e-American cabie 70 the psspa'enl
BxxxE. August 80. Heavy rains continue
IN Switzerland. causing floods In tho rivers
MANY bridges have been carried away;
Postal communication with the Canton o.
Grisous las been cut Of by high water,
and communication between various
niseea In the Arlberg Mountain are cut on
owina 10 the same cause. 4 landsilde ~
occufred II the g. 0othasd PanA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
A DISASTROUS COLLISION.
A Train Strikes q Becr-Wagon and hiiis
Three Men INSTANTLY.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CLEVELAND. o., August SO.-Rhinehard.
Schneider, Patrick Dooley, aud Michaei
DAILY. the first two employees OF the brew
cry and the last named the foreman Q. n tl9
killed this evening by the Lake Shore eA-
press. The three men were crossing the
track in beer-wagon when the tram
which was running thirty miles an hour,
struck them. Schneider was twenty-seyen
wears old and unmarried. Dooley was
thirty-eight years old and O widower. no
leaves four children. Daily, who was foI!y
years old, leaves widow and four chill
dren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
A Sparring Match.

John Kelly, of Petersburg, and George
Isaacs, of Richmond, had sparring match
near Blandon Park yesterday afternoon,
which was witnessed by few persons.
Isaac was declared the winner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Census Reports.

IBy telegraph 70 the DIspstch.I
WASHINGTON, August 30.-The Census Of
fee today announced the result of the
count of the population in the following
named cities: st. Louis, 460,957-an in
crease during the census period of 91.S4
per cent; Boston. 6.507-an increase OF
So, 66S, or 1880 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
pvxca WARRANT ISSUED.

Yesterday morning upon receipt OF the
nexs az Oakley's death, Justice Crutcn-
6eld issued bench warrant against Will
IsIns charging bin with murder. This
was served on the prisoner In jail by Po-
lceman Wilkinson. ,y,,.-
was brought up TO the Police Court, Court:
C,n,cbteld called him from the pen and
sad "Mr. Williams. this case has taken
new turn. The man Oakley Is dead, ana
the charg against you now IS murder. As
your COUNSEL, SIR. Meredith. is not here,
desire 10 say to you that your case VIII
have 10 60 over until the report Is received
from the inquest" a.
Mr.. c. v. Meredith. counsel Tor the
prisoner, came in few minutes later and
stated that be had abandoned the idea OF
obtaining writ OF haJeas corpus on tne
question Of bail. as Judge. Witt. 10 whom
be intended 10 apply, had LETT the e,iy.
The preliminary examination OF Williams
was Fixed for next Wednesday morning;
IL Justice Crutchfeld then refuses pan
Judge Witt viii be applied to for WIZ Oh
hdbeds corpus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
GAL rlmORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 3).-yirglnis consols. SO ;
DO 3s, 20: Baltimore and Ohio STOCK 1864
Northern Central stock. 6se89 Cincinnati. NASH
iugton and Baltimore LIST, 100; consolidated gas
bonds, iihall5; do. stock, o0ta5l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Refused to Repeal the Charter.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, August 90.--The House
COMMITTEES on Commerce to-day reported
adversely the bill introduced by Represen.
tative Richardson, of Tennessee. to repeal
the charter Of the Nicaragua Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
on alternate nights. Mr.. John Z Edwards
will preach the opening sermon.
sur xru TRAIN.

WILL pfceSu tHc cPou'hk 1N
THE NEW TRAIN.
Beginning Wednesday next. seBtsmbe,
CJmpany will nut on it's fourth daily pas
senger tram between Lynchburg and Ros;
noke. This train will be known a. No. 9
going west and No. 6 going east. 1t VIII
leave Roanoke at 3:45 p. N. and arrive here
at $40 =. NJ, and returning VIII Ieave
Lynchburg AZ $40 z. NJ, and arrive ct
Roanoke at s:l5 p. NJ.
FOX HUNT.
The west-End Fox Club. opened the
season this morning by continuous run OF
two hours after q very large gray fox. Miss
Anime Hammer captured the brush, getting
In ahead OF twelve gentlemen. ms was
one of the most exciting chases yet en-
joyed by the club.
The chinquepiu and chestnut crop IN
this section Of the State is complete
failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Origfnal-Packags Dealers Fined.
Inv tslspraph 10 tho Dispatch-l

PrrrsnuBoH, August si;-A washington
Pa. special says five dealers IN Vllgnai
packages" who have been recently con-
victed Of selling liquor without Licenses,
were fined $500 each and sentenced from
two to FIVE months in the work-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
An Alliance Candidate Defeated.
lBy sslegraph 70 the Dgsnatch.I

CoIuxsIA. 3. ! e, August so.-In the Third 70
naiss
e - STewberry. was chosen by 4 vote Of 5.SoS.;
u Norris, the alliances candid got
y zoo a. votes. Johnstons fnvors Tho sub
TSfsssury bill IN : modified fosm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 20. is2o.
OFFERINGS.

WHRAr.-434 oushela
CoRN.-3000 buehelA
Okrs-i, $40 busnelA
SALES REPORTED 70 sscnErA1Y.
wHsAr.-Iongbsrry 80 bushels primo et
81. 10: 40 bushels prime on private terms %
bushels common at 81. Mixed, % bushels good
atSlW. shertberry, Is bushels fair Of 81. Total
sales Of wheat, go bushels.
CoRs.-White, 400 bushels very good on pri-
vale terms.
OArs-Winter, 20 bushels prime ct SEC. 100
bushels good ct 5sc. Total sales Of oats, 40
bushelA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


FORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST - IA
ABxIvIp.
s,..us, Arist. Deyo. Norfolk. merchAalfDo
ana passengers: L b Tssuna . Co, egenA
poxr OF NEWPORT Ssws. Avouss q ~
tBy Tslsgrsphl
st.amship ouyanlosss. Nsw Yosk. anl salAe1
fur New York, MERCHANDISE.
SchoonsR J. B. Ogden. Nsv Xorss - teaA 49,
sAunn
schoousr J. n. Brown, New YorS. ooAl.
Schooner w. = Houstous rall ktvsr. soaA
Barsss Govsnoss voianteess End Sesos& ~
York. eoal
poK1 o. wesr POINT. Avsess - ~
tBy rslsxraphI
A1nrvxn
ssssnaAip CITY d Atlanta. po,~ Nss resh
s.sssssip casrissss. xsssiA Ba'anss~ So
ssssnsSip wul.sa ravssso~ Ssspss sAis.
mere geaeroa cargo
sAu.xh
etsansaip wtnian IaussscA Hooper, Hsss
"a s;:sss ss 81 81 I Ass.s. OslA nss Tea
No. sssssssis s. clas,es~ csssh xes,A psA
nseA oroeeoasnfOA
nnmc1AxpUn
- III. a ~: I - e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
FOUND DROWNED,

r. I. Bond, Of Tarboro', N. c.. Who DE
appeared Thursday.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
RALEroH, N. c., August 30.-F. i. Bono.
a well-known citizen of Tarboro', LETT MS
bed and house on Thursday night un,
dressed. and not returning, an unavaiilns
search was made for him. His mind was
Thought TO be unsettled His body was fonno
in the Tar river twenty miles below isi'
boro' yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
AN ALLIANCE DEFEAT.
johnson, tho staightout Candidate, De-
fsats the Alliance Man.

fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch
CHARLESTON, s. c., August Sat 2
Democratic primary election in the Third
congressional district to-day George Jo hn ?;
u. 600 ballols were cast. johnson was OPP
posed BY ID. X. Norris, OF Anderson county,
who had the endorsement OF the Farmers
Alliance. and was running on the suo-tre re-
sury plank Of the st. Louis platform. Inc
alliance In the Third district issued an al
dress to the alliance voters cnArglng them
clear defeat Of the alliance methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, g. soasa75: supsrfns. q. 10
S. Is, extra fa50ss273: family, tla3L30 patent
family, country, &i.73ata.x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
MARRIAGES.

SWEENEY ICHARDsoN.-Marrf IN
Richmond city, August %, 1890, by key. H. Parker
Ricnsrison, CHARLES II. SWEENEY and hr..
MATTE A. RICHARDSON, both OF hicnmonas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
ApsCLUrE EXCAVATION.

Absolute stagnAtIOh Hurkou Ueof'"sS
remainder OF tue market and the interest TAKEN
was at very low ebb. There Was rather nrm
oponins With cotton oil certificates up per
,bra"ybou. IN. session. the lot OF a. $50 shares OF
listed stocks and ga,O57 OF unlisted, among which
sugar figured for 6e5. tells the story OF xeneta
apathy The close, however, WAS nrm ~ hss-
niicant changes for the day.
ae8 Moaey-No loans closing offered o. =
sub-Treasury balances-Coin, SIS, ioS,U! cur
rsncy. xs,e53,D00. Governments dun ana neavy
for As; per cents. iS5h ex- coupons ~"
MID ex interest state bonds dun out steauy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

CpECIAL NOTICE-THE MEM.
y BEns OF RICHMOND L0peI Z, "a 10 ma
TIoNAL AS4OCiATlQHO " 1ACnlMIeIA v1u
snSss Isl CSC \ =, rs sesalA = ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
METHODIST GRAND RALLY.
A Great Revival Expected 10 Bsgfn TO
Day at Lynchbnrg.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

Lrscnruao, Va. August a0.--The grand
vallyn of tbs Methodists commences NJ
Comrt-strcet church tomorrow morning,
and Il IL expected TO last several weeks.
All OF the Protestant ministers and con:
greeat,ons are expected 70 take part, and
from tbs indications II viii be one Of tne
greatest zeyivals Of religion seen IN this
citv for many yeora. u y pfopooeo 70
hold the nsstipSsAt the diasgsAt churches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

COTTON REPORT.
Market arm.
QUOTATIONS..
MrDpLINo, iiIc.
allow AIDDLfS0. l01c
GOOD ORDINARY, l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
THE LIVE WIRE DOESN'T FAIL.
Another Eicc.ric-Lirht Lineman Instantly
KiIied-How He Dies.
IBy telegraph o .he pispatch

CNcrssArI. o., August So.--Thomas
Dow, aged twenty-five. q lineman OF the
Brush Company. was standing on an IRON
fire-escape and was about to run loop
into second-story window. he caught 2
live electric-light wire and instantly Ieii
back dead on the fre-escape. his ngnt
hand was nearly burned OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Government Bend Rsdsmption'
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispascn'l

wAsxnoroS. August 81. The amount Of
u per cent. bonds purchased by TIE
Treasury Department to-day 9noSr sne
circular of August alst va vl"%'seos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 31-The STOCK Market 10
DAY was q legitimate continuation OF taat OF yee-
terdsy, being extremely duh but displaying
firm tone and while the changes In quotanons
for the day In most Of tho list were enarey IN
sgnincsnt they wero In an upward direouon'
SLIM ATTENDANCE OF BROKERS.
There vas slim attendance Of brokers ~ tne
board and tho trading for tnat reason lacked
feature, though the movements In the sug'r-r
iiueries, Rock Island. and Chicago gas were
worthy Of notice. Sugar was deciIeuiy eo,
ana decidedly strong, risipg TO sos against
5s1 last night, gain OF 81 per cent, whiUh was
regard ed as the result OF squeeze OF the sncr.A
Rock Island was again the subject OF raio py
bearish traders. as was also Chicago gas, put
the fluctuations IN neither exceeded per cent
and in the iirst-nsmed the early loss was s''ot'
ward recovered.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-22
Glimpse of Ben Bristow.

louisville Times, Monday.l
Benjamin II. Bristow and wife are
among the top-shelf people at the
State, at Saratoga. The ex-Secretary
of the Treasury under Grant is a large,
portly man, with a pleasant, round
face upon which are written, however,
signs of courage and firmness. He
served inethe Union army, and Grant
knew and liked him. When the war
closed Grant made him United States
District Attorney of kentucky. Later
he brought him to Washington and
first made him Solicitor of the Treas
ury and then its Secretary. When he
was made Secretary he began to lay
plans to destroy the Whisky Ring.
Then the political enemies OF Grant
made Bristow candidate for the
Presidency, only to destroy him as he
did tho Whisky Ring. He leitpublic
life in disgust, and went to New York
to practice law quitting, he says,pub-
lie life forever. He has plodded along,
made money and preserved dignifed
political silence ever since. He and
his estimable wife look upon the
scenes OF Saratoga mostly from the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-22

Now that this cholera question has
come up, the Leader will improve
this opportunity to remark, that the
cock fighting editor Of the Leader has
personally witnessed the most re-
markable results from the use Of this
Ganter's chicken cholera cure, he ever
saw in any remedy Of that character.
Three separate times has single bot
tie of it, instantly and elfectually,
checked for him an invasion into his
collection of egg producers, that he
has every reason to believe wouldn't
have left half dozen out of his hun
dred pullets, in a months time.
This is square fact, and the writer
dosen't get nickle for the advertise
ment, either.-Chillicothe Leader.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-22
MATRIM ONlAL.

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, at the Ninth Street Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening, of Mr.
Jno. F. Lipscomb and Miss Virginia
S. Dade, daughter Of Mr.. J. b. Dade
This is the first OF a series of weddings
booked for the early fall.
Miss Annie Kennedy, formerly OF
this city but now Of jackson, Tenn,
where sho has been teaching school,
will be married next Tuesday to Mr..
Brown, Of Mississippi. Her many
friends hereabouts wish her a future
of much happiness.
Two colored Couple were granted
license this week, viz:
VIM. Coleman to Mary Hopper.
VIM. Williams to Dora Dawson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-08-22
CRY COURT NEWS

Robt. McRae, col, concealed deadly
weapon and drawing same ON Geo
Cox, fined $25 and 10 days in worl
house, before Esq. Tinsley.
Vim. Lower, drunk, fined s. and
costs.
Tom Blythe, resisting officer SIC
and costs.
Nels Christian, col, drunk, S5 and
costs, sent to work house.
Monroe Withers, col, drunk, S. and
costs. Paid So.
VIM. Whitlock, col, drunk, s. and
costs, Replevicd.
Bill Rhodes, COL, drunk, s5 and
costs, sent to work house.
Thos. Mobley, breach of peace, SO
and costs. Same. abusive languat O,
So and costs.
r. j. Utley, drunk and concealed
deadly weapon. Fined S25, paid sl2.50.
Anderson Baker, col, drunk, $5
and costs, replevied.
Dick jackson, col, indecent expo
sure, S. and costs. Replevied.
Harry Phillips, breach of peace,
S2.50 and costs.
Prince Williams, larceny. In Jail.
Tom Hopkins, warrant for drunk
'nness. Dismissed by Esq. Tinsley.