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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
Triad Remedy for BjIiousness

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction
Of the liver win never get the upper hand Of
the unruly organ DO long as they use such IRA
tional remedies as blue pills, calomel. and podo-
pnyllin. But from the tried and popular medi-
cine, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, they may OK
pect relief with a certainty of obtaining It, The
influence OF the Bltters upon tho great hillary
gland Is direct, powerful. and speedily felt The
relief afforded is not spssmoiic. but complete
and permanent The sallowness OF the skin.
furred appearance OF the tongue, indigestion,
costiveness. headache, nauses, pains through
the right sido and shoulder, In fact every &C
compartment Of the obstinate complaint are
entirely aud promptly removed by a course OF
this inestl ma Bile medicine, in behalf OF which
testimony Is constantly emanating from every
quarter aud from all classes OF society.
jy Wlw)F&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
rSe1srrD az srAppIYG HIM.
ALLIANCE POLITICS.
Contents ola Secret Circular Sent to All
Alabama Farmers.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


MONTGOMERY. ALA. July 29.-The follow
ing secret circular has been put out by
man prominent in the Greenback ranks:
ARK. WINSTON COUNTY. July ~, 1890;
Dear Sir.-We send you by this mail
bundle of State Greenback and Peoples
tickets. together with circular addresses OF
our candidate for Governor. Please see
that they are judiciously placed IN the
hands of every alliance man IN your county.
We have already sent ont over one hun
dred thousand. We are certain 10 elect
our ticket if each brother alliance man
will do his duty, as letters reach Us by the
hundred denounclng the action OF the
State Democratic Convention at Montgom-
cry in cheating our candidate out of the
nomination. The ticket, rs You see, Is
composed of our brother alliance men, and
should have our full support ask YOU rs
a brother TO please send these tickets To
good men in your county, whether you
vote the ticket or not. | trust you, be-
cause Brother G. +. Gachers says you are u
man of honor. Please write me when you
receive the tickets, and greatly oblige your
brother.
(Signedl WILLIAM II. DAVIDSON,
Lecturer Winston County L. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 29.-The stock market to-day
Witnessed another swing Of the pendulum OF
values. and the losses Of yesterday we're gene
rally regained. although there was less business
done. and At times the dulness wa equal to
anything seen of late In that line. The apathy
displayed by holders Of securities evidently en-
coursged local and Chicago buyers 10 mako q
short turn on the short side. and the even-up IL
about accomplished. The usual indication Of
desire to buy by Chicago people was furnished
by reports OF serious damage 10 crops. espe-
clally in Dakota and Minnesota. where the Their
mometer was reported to have been as high ~
100 In the shade. How such exaggerations can
deceive anybody Is past comprehension.
TIE SOUTH AMERICAN TRoUpLrS
There was great deal less heard to-day
about the south American troubles, although
largo amount Of gold was tskeo fo< export.
which In all probability was direct effect OF
those disturbances, which have assumed more
serious character. The desire Of late short
sellers 10 cover. however, countorected all such
influences, ami soon after the opening de-
cidedly strong tone was developed, though IL
was not until In the afternoon that any progress
was made in the upward direction, although
opening prices were generally from = " per
cent better than last nights ngures
SUGAR THE BULI-CARD.
Sugar was the grea, bull-card. as II was tho
weakest Yesterday. aud tho loss was about re-
covered. Movements In the regular list were
confined generally 10 FRACTIONAL amounts
Among the Changers Rock Island AND ST. faul
were most prominent. the former scoring ma
terial rlse AS the result Of the days operations.
The market on tho whole showed very strong
UNDERGONE to-day, and prices moved up easily
on light purchases. The feeling OF On early M
proyement In both prices and business II more
pronounced. and the South American difficult
tics are believed 20 have had their fuil effect
upon this market. shorts In sugar covered free
ly on reports OF An adjustment Of the difficulties
IN the way OF reorganization. but there was no
thing definite given 20 the public. Tho market
closed duh but strong, the upward movement
closing only with the sound Of the gong. sales,
listed. = 0N unlisted, 1900.
Frening Exchange quiet and hrm. Money
easy AT ga. sub Iea-ury Oalances-'o'n, slb2,-
02l 900: currency. SB,s52000. Governments quiet
and steady tor Is; 4 per cents, i2ii,: ex- cou-
pons. lO3q bid OK. interest state bonds entire
~ neglected. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
DEATHS.

AkENTs.-Died. at Westbrook. Hsnrico coun.
ty, on the night u the 2s.h Of July, Mrs. JASk
:. ARENTs, IN tho seventy-soyonth year ot her
age.
Funeral services at 81 PsuI's church TO-DAY
"Wednesday at 5 O'Clock T.. N. Rcmains viii b.
Inferred IN Greenwood cemetery, New YORK
HOGAS-Diei. July 10Th, at 9io O'Clock. no
SALE infant child Of Mortimer and julia Ho-
gan; agod one month and sixteen days
Funeral will take place from her parents
residence No. $40 Lester street. THIS WED
nesday) AFTERNOON at 800 O'Clock.
MOusBER0.-Oied at Hampton. Va. ISAAC,
eldest son OF Augustus and Clara Mohsters, In
the fifteenth year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from Chesapeake and
Ohio depot on arrival u train az 1850 A. III.
TO-DAY. Friends o. tho family arc invited 70
attend.
Durham IN. CT papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30

e6seiass Of DARK ana sun-euss6 0sass Uoes
were without special feature, VIA smaller 49,
IL II noticeable that fswers nilsr shss wssepsm
ere Offering. Tho niisrs vsrs 700 cioss psesee
to GET Wrappers Tho vet spoil be- bsesee ~
seIlorS exposing samples 70 drss. 40 ~ ~
ere will Ind them In best coalition 70 exsmme
now. Receipts are getting mere Iibssaa 80
this week many upland rshandIsrs VIII wio1 -
for the 1889 crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30

Constitution permitting the city Of GA.
cago to increase ii limit OF indeotoau.1,s W.
SO as TO issue 5000, 600 in favor Of !ne
Worlds Fair. In the House Iceoiu t;...
failed on the Necessary two.thirds mal9rily,
but the vote was reconsidered ana the
resolution will be taken up again to
morrow. A number of members Opposed
being rushed tb,onoh too hastily. not
having yet been printed for examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30

was burned this morning to the waters
edge. She left New York July Esd 10 load
phosphate at Fernandina for Baltimore,
and fad been expected to arrive for the
past three days. A Fernandlna special to
the Times Union says the Franconia was
spoken by the pilot-bost Agnes Belle about
8 O'Clock Monday afternoon three miles
east Of the bar, but the captain refused
pilot. feeling confident that he could make
the port safely, depending on the chart.
She fetched upon the same quicksand
shoal where the City of Austin was wreck
ed some years ago. II Is the general opin-
would have been a loss anyhow. as she was
badly grounded and high water failed to
float her. but buried her bottom deeper in
the shifting sands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
SpecIal Agent Appointed.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Edward Willis, Of
Charleston. has been appointed special
agent of the Census Bureau TO collect
manufacturing statistics III Charleston.
- A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
Heavy Business Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 29.-The an.
nouncement was made this afternoon of
the failure of J. +. Tygert u Co, manu-
facturers of fertilizers. No. Chestnut
street. this city. Al approximate estimate
places the assets of the firm ut S3iS,O00 and
the liabilities. 1917 600. The suspension
was caused. it is said, by the refusal of the
creditors 10 renew the notes of the PENN
sula Bone FertiliMng Comoany. OF Smyrna,
Del, upon which j. i. Tygert Il Co. were
hoo ,.u md nrsnra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
A POETIC MARRIAGE
Miss Watson, the New England Poetess, to
Marry a Virginia Higgins.
Tspecial telegram TO The Dispatch.l

Boston. Mass. July 29.-Miss Ida Lewis
Watson, the poetess, widely known as the
New England Poetess ot Passion" is 10
marry the son of well-known Virginia
family. His name is Charles IL. Higgins.
Coming originally from Virginia he went
TO Dakota, where mining and stock-farming
made him wealthy. One of Miss Watson's
books fell into hls hands. and such was the
effect upon him that he correspondent with
her, the result being an engagement. de
is Catholic and she has been received
into that faith on his account. They will
be married on the morning of August 7th
at 1880 O'Clock by solemn high mass, at
which the Archbishop will officiate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
The w. c. r. u. Assembly.

AsHEvILIx. N. c.. July 29.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Assembly has
spent the day looking at various tracts OF
land rendered the organization for the ac-
commodation of buildings and cottages
for the permanent use Of the assembly.
John Yancey. of Marion, N. o., has tender
ed fifty acres at that place. Final action
NAV not be taken for several days: Miss
Willard. Miss Gordon. and Miss Griffin left
the city to-day and Mrs. Hunt arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
Straight to Heaven, as Usual.

MOBILE. ALA. July 29.-Henry Bivins
alas Dudley (coloredD was hanged ut
Scranton. Miss, to-day for the murder Of
Harry Feig, a German sailor. in April last.
He had quarrel with the sailor in bar
room at Moss Point. four miles from
Scranton, and afterwards waylald him on
with a pick-axe. Biyins announced from
the scafold that he was going straight to
Heaven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
WHlTE-CAP OUTRAGES.
Eleven Leading Citizens Arrested Charged
with Gross Indignities.
special telegram to the pispatch.l

WHEELING, ". Va. July 29.-Eleven of
the leading citizens of Elm Grove, this
county, were arrested to-day charged with
implication III series of White-Cap out
RACES. Some time ago Mrs. Mary Porter.
hishly-respectable woman, was visited and
subjected to gross indlgnities by "a gang OF
men, and the arrests are made on her COM
plalnt. The affair has caused sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
a yJigsIssiDpi Election.

JACKSON, MISS. July 29.-The vote cast
throughout the State to-day was very light
and the election was very quiet. There
was no opposition 10 the fourteen Demo-
cratic nominees TO the constitutional con-
yention for the State at large, and the Demo-
cratic nominees were not opposed IN as
many rs half a dozen counties. Ex-Gov-
ernor Alcorn and ex-Chief Justice Simroll,
two leading Republicans of the State, were
placed on the Democratic ticket and
oIoc,.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
aion hill demana. Hoxerer. Messrs. wad.

siou bin demands. However, Messrs. Wad-
dill. Mudd. and Brewer are working hard;
even il they don't succeed. but they missed
their chance when they voted for the pau
per pension bill. as others knew that the
passage of that bill meant No reduction OF
the tobacco-tax by this Congress.
HrPunLrcAS VISITORS.
Postmaster Russell. of Richmond. who
came TO the city this morning on ofiiciai
business. was among the visitors at the
Capitol to-day.
Ex-Governor Cameron, OF Petersburg. Is
hero. He was at several OF the departments
TODAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION.
Lumber-Yards, Mills, Dweiiing-houses'
Cars, saIt-Blocks Destroyed.
I'D, ,.ta,ra,b ~ tho Dfsnafchl

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July IA disas::
trous fire started in the lumber-yard OF
owen Hutchinson Il Co., in the northern
part ofthe city about noon, which commu-
nicated to the planning mill and lumber
ward of II. Is. Nease, Son q Co., and then
to the undergrad of j. G.. owen, and
the saw-mill. salt-block and lumber
yard of Brown Il Ryan. all of which
were totally destroyed; The losses, IN
salt-blocks. four lighthouses. 1000 barrels
Of salt. Il. 900 900 feet OF lumb Der. ten dwell
ing-houses. 1900 cords of stove-wood,
and other property. Also, sixty-six railroad
cars valued at $4,000. The total loss Is
$685. Total insurance, Sl65,0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
FlRE-DAMP EXPLOSION.
One Hundred and Twenty Men Reported
KiIIed-Thirty-five Injured.

lByAnglo-American cable to tho Dspatch.l
PARIs. July 29.-An explosion of fire
damp occurred in Pelissier pit Mt ST.
Ettienne to-day. IL II reported That one
hundred and twenty men were killed and
thirty 1--WE injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
THE SENATE PROGRAMME.
The River and Harbor Bill Friday the Sth
of August
rBy telegraph to the Dispasch.l

wAsnrxoroS, ID. c., July 25.-Pursuant
to the understanding reached in the Re
publican senatorial caucus last night.
Senator Frye had conference to-day with
the members of the Finance Committee.
II was agreed among them that on Friday
the sth Of August the river and harbor bill
shall be taken up for consideration and
pressed 10 determination, the tarlii bill TO
be laid aside until 1t is disposed OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
ELEVEN BATTLES,
In which the saIvadonisns Were Nictori-
ous-Guatemaians Flying.
ny Telegraph to tho Dispa;cn.I

CITY or Mexico, ria GALVESTON. July o.
Geronimo Pou. agent OF Salvador. says IN
eleven battles delivered to date the Saliva
domains have come out victorious. The
rest of the Guatemalan army is fleeing IN
al directions towards the interior, and
not single Guatemalan soldier IS left on
the frontier.
The revolution against Barrillas has
broken out III the eastern department.
Several well-known generals head 1t. and
the downfall of the present Guatemalan
Government is considered more than pro-
bable. Barrillas is pleading for foreign in
teryentiOn in his favor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
The BAY COLLISION.
Three Killed, Three Fatally Injured. and
Ten Missing.
[By telegraph 10 the D,spssch.l

BAIrIMoRE, July PA corrected list OF
the killed. injured, and missing by the col
i ln in the bay last night Of the Norfolk
steamer Virginia and the excursion steam
ar Louise shows that only three persons
were killed-Ars. Catherine Nj. keyser,
Charles Grsszer Give years.. and Daniel
Koop eleven years.; three injured. pre-
baby fatally; and ten missing, six OF
.si,aIn are children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASE.
Non-C occurrence with the senate
Amendment To the Indian hili.
~, ,ateyraoh IN ms ptspatcn.l

WisuIN0roN. July 20. 1t was the eXpec-
tation TINT the House Committee on Elec-
uons would beable this morning TO dispose
# the on-Breckinridge election case.
but a quorum failed 20 appear and the
matter went over until next meeting.
There vas some growing among the He
publicans members because certain Dem
ocratic members lot the committee VINO
were ia the Capitol did not attend the
meeting and thus prevented the execution
Cf the programme.
The House Committee on Indian Atairs
has decided TO recommend that the House
nOn-concurin all Of the Senate amendments
% the Indian appropriation bill and ask
conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
The ToBACCO-TAx.
Honcyed Promises az Repeal but Nc
Action ~ addiii's Useless Work.
,S..,..t ,.to...... 40 a.. nfsnst.bt

TfIHVfsI k"tVfIUul % t1lu UISVsF0Et
WAsmscroN. July 29-Congressmen
Brewer, Waddill. aud Mudd. the commit
tee appointed by the southern Republican
contingent IN the House 10 confer with the
senate Republicans with view Of having
the clause pat back ia the tariff bill that
relates 10 a partial repeal Of the to-
baceo-taxes, went over 10 see Mr. Al
dflcb to-day. These "hoodooed 4" mem
bers are getting lots Of honeyed
promises from the Shermans, Aldriches.
and Hoars. but. 70 uss = slang phrase, !" 1t
VIII be cold day" probably when they
get any relief from the Senate crowd for
tho tobacco interests. The Republican
-dsss hsys sot ~ meet tbs pas1pes pen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
CUBAN OFFICERS
And the Spanish Consul hooted IN"
Jeered by Key West Mob
nv t,iao-.,. o., ,ba Diepatch.l

And the Spanish Consul Hooted and
Jeered by a Key West Mob.
tBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July pa Key West
special TO the Times Union says ihree
officers arrived from Cuba last week for
the purpose of taking there should ne oe
who is held on extradition charges
As bandit for highway robbery.
kidnapping. and other offences COM
mitted in Matanzas nearly year
ago. The policemen on their arrival were
cavilled at, booted, and threatened 10y,
mob of reckless Cubsns, led by Emile,
CARTS and Perique Torez, the former OF
whom with Others WIS tried ana acquitted
in Circuit Court here on the charge OF
Matchmaking. They assembled around the
Spanish Consulate and jeered the Consul
and called his attention to revolvers
which the leaders held IN their hands;
hoisted Cuban colors opposite the Spanish
flag on the consular office. besides other
indignities offered the Consul, Senior
Oswaldo A. Carr. For these offences they
were arrested and taken before the Mayor,
who sentenced CARTS and Torez TO sixty
days imprisonment in the county, JAIL.
from which they appealed through an
attorney.
THE CONSULATE GUARDED.
The Consul's residence has been guarded
day and night for the past week 10y order
of the Mayor. Senior Carr, the Consul, Is
a Cuban. and was secretary to Consul Tor
roJo during the past year. and was APP
pointed Consul on the removal to Europe
of the latter about a month ago. Hence
some Cubans here think that he ought to
shield rather than arrest Samos. Carr has
reported his treatment to the Spanish Min
ister at Washington, the Governor OF Cuba,
and TO the Consul-G General at New York,
who has sent Antonio Cuijas. IN dttdche at
New York, to Key West TO look into the
matter and render assistance if needed to
the Consul here. Cuija expressed himself
AS perfectly satisfied with the assistance
and protection rendered the Consul
Neither of them anticipate any further
molestation. Samos will get a hearing
Thursday before Commissioner l.. o..
ockp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
4 RICHMOND HEROINE.
Miss Maude Kim Captures Negro Sneak
Thief ut Atlantic City.


ATLANTIC CRY. n. J.. july pa rather
interesting episode was brought ont to-day
at the hearing of John Williams, a cOlored
sneak thief, who attempted To tap a till
Monday night. He entered the Office OF
Mrs. Ford's boarding cottage, on Georgia
avenue. while the guests were conversing
on the porch, and had taken the contents
OF the cash-drawer, when Miss Maude Kim,
a charming young lady from Richmond,
Va, who had been watching his suspicious
movements, seized him by the throat and
called excltedly for the police.
KNOCKED HER DOWN.
The thief pushed her aside violently,
knocking her down, and jumped out on the
porch. The plucky girl followed promptly
and gave chase at a break-neck pace. Up
Georgia avenue flew the thief, with Miss
Kim close behind stop, thief y
When the thief reached Atlantic avenue
he ran into an officers arms and was cap
tured.
INSISTED on SHAPING HIM.
Miss Kim was so worked mp over the af-
fair that as soon as she saw the thief safe
in custody she insisted on slapping him IN
the face. and the officer had hard work TO
keep her from doing so. To-day Williams
was sentenced TO ninety days in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
In Loving Memory of Carrie l.. Foote.

Farewell, CARRIE. thou art sleeping
With Deaths seal upon thy brow:
We who loved no more art keeping
Loving watchings DER thee now.
Closed are thy bright eyes forever.
flushed and still thy moan Of pain;
And no human power may eve.
Bring thee back 70 Us again
Cold within the dark tomb lying
We have laid thy form 50 dear;
Vain the hope and vain the signing
That would bring sbee u US hsra
But wo know that thou art happy
In thy bright. thy heavenly home,
Whore the holy anthem fingers
Round tho fair, celestial throne.
Angel CARsIg, sorrow deepest
raw thee from our earth depart:
But know that shall meet thee
In that Heaven whore thou ART
In thai land 90 puro and holy,
shall meet thee, CABRtR. dear;
We shall csst oar crowns with JesuA
In our home 80 bright and fair.
Like . lovely iower thou faded:
Thou vast young " droop and die
Hut the saviour called Hts loysd one
To that bright home there on high
One by ono veil gather with thee,
Thou wilt watch for me 70 come;
Then o. last may We ali gsthor
In our fair and heavenly home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
NEAR OR FAR

People who leave home for the summer often
experience the need OF some article Of
CLOTHING overlooked In the preparation time.
II summerirg at tho seashore or among the
mountains perhaps a light OVsRCOAT would
prove q comfort and protection. thin suit or
house coat is always luxury. and you neglected
10 bring either. Maybe your boy has torn his
trousers, or you would like sailor-shirt or suit
for him to rough /, In. Write 10 US telling
your needs and the clothes may 90 by express
or mail to any remote hamlet at . iriniug ex.
peuse, and then II they are not just right we
take them back the same as for resident buyers.
People who stay at home or come to Richmond
for the summer mud here the coolest Of cool
clothing, aud gentlemen who wear them say
tina, our "True- Blue" surpass anything they
ever met for elegance, comfort, and economy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30

The COLLECTIONS are givon under both the
Democratic and Republican collectors IN
each State. The total collectionsfo:t the year
were about $4,000 900 more than they
were for the previous year. and yet the
Republican party will not keep their pro
misses TO repeal these taxes, and the south
crn Republicans keep on voting for pauper
pension bills that make it necessary to re-
fain the tOhaccO-tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
RrnnklYn'. Foundation.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-The population of
the city of Brooklyn. ~ announced by the
Census Office. is S0i377. In 1880 1t was
566 .GG3. making the increase during the last
ten years 237, III or 4l.95 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
Bond Offering,

Bond Offerings and shipments OF Gold.
WASHINGTON. July 29.-Bond offerings to-
day. $l9s.30O. All accepted, at 1854 for
AZ and i24 for AS. Two million aud fifty
oat at the S Se York A ssS Once to-day for
shipment abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
The Mountain chautauqua.
fpy telegraph TO the Disuatcn.

Mr.LIxE PARK. MD., July 29.-The Noun
tain Chautauqua Assembly began q two
weeks session ,, here to-day. Some Of the
are nrssent An average daily attendance
Of Of. oysr three thousand Is sxpectsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30
Tho white Fleet.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 29.-The squad
ron of evolution-the Chicago, Atlanta,
and Boston-passed up the New Jersey
coast this evening, bound from Brazil to
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-30

Ia. following patents were issued to-
l.y. FLOR Virginia Charles l.. Churchill,
anuke railway ran loint h9oert ID.
i.-.... aud IS. :. Holly, Halesford, spring
motor. EDWARD j.. lumley. Washington,
u. a.. assienor TO q. McGoyern, Rich
r0ui. toy horse-race machine; John l..
L-t.rs. as.ignor OF one bali T. j: f..
Brown. Shenandoah, crate. North Caro-
lr4 Harlow ID. Ayera, Rocky Mount,
railway joint.
M. following post-ofiices have been es-
taIl.hed. Virginia Baskerville, Neck
lcHhws county. Sterling, IL. Hutchinson,
g. -'master. North Caroli IA apatamei'
MADISON county. Auoheal league, post
master. Nilksville. Robcsom county,
William 4. Wilksvlle, postmaster.