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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
DEATHa.

JAHNKE.-Died. August i4th, at 6i5P.
NJ at the residence of her father, near
Ron Air. Chesterfield county. Va, EVA T.,
JAHNKE, in the twenty-fourth year OK
her age.
noon.
MANN.-Fell asleep at $40 A.. b., An.
gust IA, 1891, at the residence ut his grand:
father, A. +. Tiller. No. 400 north Second
street, ARCHER PHILLIP. only child OF
John p. and Leslie Is. Mann; aged nine
months and twenty-three days.
What 10 home without my darling!
A cottage robbed Of flowers.
Where my aching, bleeding heart
Shall spend many sal and lonely hours.
Funeral from the above residence TO-
nay lSaturday) at o'clock p. u.
Washington and Atlanta (Ga.) papers
please copy.
MORTON.-Died, yesterday evening st
san WERTINER CRENSHAW. son OF
Clement X. and Helen Thaw Morton; sged
three wears and seven months.
The funeral will take place ut 3 o'clock
THIS MORNING ct the grave In holy.
wood cemetery.
PHILLIPS.-Died.a at the residence OF
his Grandfather, Isaac W. Tomlinson, COS
north Fourth street, August 18th, q $50
o'cIock P. a.. CHARLES EMMETT. intent
child of Percy II. and Lulie Tomlinson
Philips: aged three months and twenty.
eight days.
residence SATURDAY AFTERNOON cts
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are IN
vited to attend.
Washington. Lynchburg. and Norfolk
papers please copy.
SHAUGHNESSY.- Died, ct $50 A. NJ
Friday. August l4th. at beg fathere sesa'
KATIE. daughter OF Thomas and julia
6hauehnessy: AGED two yeara
Her funeral win take place from the
above residepce SATURDAY, August letns
a. s o'clock p. II. Friends and scquatnt.
ances are invited 70 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15

Merritt were united IN mss'se'
Hiss Cornelia stubbs bas gone 70 Chester
held on vimt TO friends and reIssivo al
A marriage,license Vas yss.etFTi oysnce "a
TO Mr.. W. +. Lordly and MISC f'ofen0' -
Miss Willie Stubs has returned bone
after a pleasant visit to Captain joseph
Woodrum's, in Powhstan:. NJ
Alta meeting Of Friendship Lodge. NO.
20, X. of p, last night the comm..cv ~
pointed to make the necessary ahSnkc
meuts for 4 picnic reported that al pI9'
limiparies had been completed and tnn ',
the outing would be held at Fores'-nn'
Park next Tuesday. .or,-
The chairmen OF the various wafo c Tsr
mittees have been Instructed by the w
the 9th of this month for the purpose OF
electing delegates to the Democratic Lon,
vcntion to be held September 9th, at wnicn
candidates for legislative honors WILL 10
nominated.
The Alert Fire Company Of this city have
received an invitation TO attend the tout-
nament Of the Atlantic City Fire DepaIi,,
ment, which takes place September 1''n
and 3Oth and October LIST and "a: -
A called meeting OF the Chamber o. o.
Commerce will be held this AFTERNOON AZ
uUll-puBL " ClOtk Nv VIZ N@>s~~ -
Augustine Royal d Co.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Chalkley. Of Chesterieidi
has sold to Mr.. William N: Burke, OF
Richmond. sixty-one and one half acres OF
land in Chesterfield for twelve dollars per
acre. THIS land Is near Drewry's BLUM.
The West-End Methodist Sunday scnooi
gave picnic at Youngs pond, IN Henrlco,
yesterday. and the Cowardin-Ayenuee
Christian Sunday school had picnic at
Winder's farm. in Chesterfield, short ois-
lance below Manchester.
A protracted meeting commencing next
Sunday at Mt. Hermon church. in Ches-
terfeld, will be continued next week.
Rev. Robert II. Winfree. pastor OF the
church, will be assisted by DR.. Withheld
of Richmond, and Rev. j. X. WILKINSON
of Ashland.
Chesterfield Cavalry Troop drilled at
Morrissette's store, in Swansboro'. Wednes-
day afternoon. and we're inspected by
Captain Boykin. of Richmond There was
quite good attendance. and the appear
snce and manHuvres of the troopers were
much complimented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
SUIT FOR A CLAIM OF $1,653, 900.
Payment Required for 200. 900 Acres Of
Land IN Kentucky CouDties

. LouIsvILLE, Ky, August 1S.-Attorney.
General.elect w. j. Hendrick and Can
tam William Abbott, as attorneys, have
brought suit ct Pineville, KY, on a claim
for 81 ,653.00o. The plaintiff is Archer Har.
man. wealthy promoter, who represents
eastern capitalists. and he seeks to enioin
payment for 100000 acres of land in Bell.
Clay. Leslie, Perry, Letcher. and Harlan
counties. lying principally upon Redblrd
Fork Of the Kentucky river. Tie
defendants are the Kentucky Coal. Iron.
aud DEVELOPMENT Company, limited: the
kentucky Ridge Development Company
Qimitedl. ]. ". Parmenter. Z. H. Patter-
son, J. a: Able, the Atlantic Trust Com
pany. of New York, and James Meverick,
representative of the Belgian and English
syndlcates. to whom the land has been
sold. Harmer has written contracts upon
which he bases his claim. He wants either
the injunction for the payment of the
money or as an alternatives conveyance to
himself of one third of the 200 900 acres of
land. The total price to be paid for the
land is $1,000 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
The Recent Riots In China.

LONDON. August 1.-THE Sdnddrfs cor
respondent at Shanghai SAYS the negotia-
tions of the foreign legations with the
Government with reference to the recent
riots have had no satisfactory result. Re:
latons continue strained. In spite OF
denials. the report that the son of an
eminent Chinese diplomat III Europe was
concerned in issuing lncendlary placards
against foreigners is absolutely true.
The Chinese Legation in Paris yesterday
issued note again denying the truth OF
the statements repeated in the foregoing
dispatch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
A Man in CopyuIgiops.

Louis vanzant. an aged and very re-
spectable-looking white man who was
committed to jail yesterday for drunken
ness, did not rest well last night. To the
contrary. the assistants at the prison were
kept attending him almost all night. Up
to IL O'Clock he had been attacked by three
severe fits. and it was by the greatest
efforts that the oldfellow was resuscitated.
The physician was finally summoned and
medical aid applied Vanzant is from
Washington and will be sent home this
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
Protection of Foreigners In China.

LONDON, Eng. August ia dispatch
from Pekin saws that it is evident from
the action taken BY the Powers that they
intend to compel China to protect foreign
ers residing within her borderr. The rep
resentatives of the several Powers there
addressed fresh Joint note to the Chinese
Government yesterday in relation 10 the
outrages perpetrated bv Chinese mobss
upon the missions and missionaries and
others in the Yang Use Kiang valley, de-
handing that China take immediate steps
to protect the lives and property Of
foreigners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
MARYLAND FARMERS ADJOURN.
They Are in No WAY Inimicai or Opposed
to United states Senator German.

BALTIMORE, August 13.-The Farmers
State Alliance has adjourned sine DIE. The
final act of the convention before rs adj
journment was declaration. when was
mt in the form of a resolution, that the
Farmers Alliance Of the State of Mary
land is in no way antagonistic to United
States Senator German. and that any pub
Ilcatlon that the farmers were inimical to
or in opposition to the distinguished
senior Senator of the State was without
warrant and had no foundation In fact.
The speeches made in presenting the reso-
luton and before its adoption went to
show that the Farmers Alliance was not
only not hostile to Senator. Gorman, put
was very much in alliance both with him
self and his principles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
SOUTHERN LUMBER Attic FAIR.
Tho Forestry Division to Group the Ex-
hibition of Southern Lumber STATES.

ST. LOUIS, No., August :l3.-The South
ern Lumbermen's Committee on the stand
ard Gauge held meeting this morning
and debated the matter OF equal gauge,
which was referred to the committee last
evening. No decision has been received.
The convention proper was called to or
der by President j. b. White at 1O:45
O'Clock, and the first business was the
reading by the Secretary of the re-
port of the Committee on the Worlds
Fair. appointed at last years con-
venuon in New Orleans. The committee
reported that after consulting with the
Worlds Columbian Commission it was
found impossible to obtain q separate
building for an exhibition Of the lumber
interests on account of lack of room. The
committee suggested, however. that an ar
rangement be made with the Forestry d.
vision to group the exhibition of the SOUTH
ern lumber States. The reports of the Au-
diting and Finance committees were then
read and adopted. The Committee on
Constitution and BYLAWS suggested sew
eral amendments. The delegates were
banqueted at the Germania Hall tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
NETWORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRx. August lk-The stock mas.
ket hesitated for some time to-day. but
gradually gathered strength. while broad
ening out considerably. The Changers
and western stocks in general, however,
monopolized all the interest IN tho MAP
ket. Union Pacific was still less promi-
nent in the dealings to-day. ana being
firmly held in the neiahborhood OF 70
the inference 10 that it, prominence Tor
tho time being and its deterrent ehccs
upon the speculation 10 over tor the
present.
LoursvILL1 Tn L1ADSn.
Louisville was the leader during most OF
the day, and while there was considereole
buying Of IL to cover shorts, LONDON
was q seller, aud IL was heavy to weak q
first. though later recovering eomewhet.
The London selling In this stock may %
more apparent than real. and tho DISPOSE
ton in the street 10 TO attribute IL com.
parative weakness to the mefkeunG OF
portion OF the new stock, which 10 believed
to be rather difficult task TO perform.
THE vILLARDs PRoMrNINT FOB sTnMoTH.
The Willard stocks to-day became promi-
nent for strength and Northern facinc
preferred oCOIcu uuuuDVka0 8oAss AVS s>SS
day, Notwithstanding that the statement
showed q loss in earnings. Ono explana-
ton of the upward movement, however, Is
made upon the hypothesis that the COM
pany il buying the stock with the proceeds
Of land sales. The opening was at trregu.
lar changes from last nights. prices. but
Notwithstanding the selling. for. London
account the demand from the shorts was
sufficient with the new. buying apparent
to turn the course of prices upward,
although Louisville dropped 11s per cent.
from It last nights figures.
MATERIAL IMPROVEMENT EVERYWHERE.
The advance thereafter was slow but
steady, and material improvement Was
made all along the line, even Union Pacinc
joining the thong stocks late In the day.
The rally in Louisville was also sharp IN
tho late trading, and IL closed with loss
of only small fraction.
THE CLOSE DULL But FIRM 10 STRONG.
The market finally closed dull but nrm
TO strong at about the highest figures. The
list is almost all higher, and while most
advances are for small fractions only,
Northern Pacific preferred rose q; South
ern Pacific. ~: Lackawanna, ~. and Bur:
lington, st. Paul, Missouri Pacific. and
Tennessee Coal, each per cent. The sales
of listed stocks aggregated 100000 shares,
of unlisted, 600.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Eueninq. Exchange quiet and firm at
4SilSalS6I5. Commercial bills, 4S3>1a4S61S
Money easy at ll9ai. closing offered at =.
Sut-Treasury palances-COin. T,22o, 600 :
currency. S27. $1,000. Governments dull
but firm: per cents. 1854 as. 1904.
State bonds dull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
MORE ABOUT elAINE's neALrn.
He Answers m Enthusiastio lliunesotia,
with . Depreoatory Smile.


MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, August 1s.-To,sr
Fletcher. one OF the Republican leaders in
this State and leading candidate for Tho
Republican nomination for Congress in
this district, returned this morning from q
pilgrimage to Bar Harbor, Me-, where be
Mr. Fletcher is New Englander. and /. az
old acquaintance Of the Republican chief.
tam; he said this morning that Blaine
would live to serve his countrv
many years yet. The Secretary. Ia
declared. wa. not ill. but simpiy
needed rest, and the kind of rest he was
getting; While he refused to talk politics
to Mr.. Fletcher, he was not at all nverss to
having Mr.. Fletcher talk politics to him.
Inc Minnesotian told HIM that two topics
the big wheat crop and Blaine's health.
he assured the Secretary that Blaine and
reciprocity would sweep this part Of the
country. The only answer Blaine made
was smile and q deprecstory gesture.
Yet Mr.. Fletcher is distinctly Of the Inn.
preston that Blaine will run if asked TO
with sufficient unanimity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
No Trouble Whatever.

Several days ago notices were posted at
the Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works
Company's mills on Belle Isle relative to
certain changes in tine matter OF wages,
and committee from the works was sent
to Harrisburg IN connection with the mat
ter. This committee has returned, and Mr:
Clark. the president of the company. said
when the subject was preached to him yes
terday that ii was no unusual thing to
send such committees North. The CON-
pany often sent them TO look after the
matter OF wages, machinery. DC, and paid
their expenses. There was, he said, no
trouble at the works. The pudding mill
and the bar-mill were in operation and the
nail-mill was ready to resume when the
company desired it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
Methodist Laym-n Meet.

The monthly meeting of the Methodist
Laymen's Union of Richmond and Man.
chester was held at Centenary church last
night with nearly all of the churches rep
resented. Mr.. A. L. Lumsden is president
of the union and Messrs. A. J. Gary and j..
Blair Farrar are the secretaries.
Mr. Brauer gave'an interesting account
Of the Sunday school recently organized III
the East End by Union-Station church and
said be thought new church would have
TO be built in that vicinity in the near fu-
ture. There have already been more than
thirty conversions at this place.
The meeting was a very interesting one
and several entertaining addresses were
mazda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15

Yesterday afternoon late Miss Alice
Shield Parker, who resided with her mo-
Their, Mrs. II. S. Parker, at No. 72O east
Grace street. was seized with apoplexy
and died within an hour. Just previous
TO the attack she was apparently III her
usual health. Miss Parker was niece OF
Mr.. W. L. Allen, note-clerk at the First
National Bank; Mr.. NJ. w. Warrington,
treasurer Of the Petersburg railroad; Mrs.
w. Z. Johnson. and Mrs. Samuel Britton.
panion she was. and two brothers. Messrs.
J. w. and W. |. Parker. She was con-
sistent member of the Monumental
church. The funeral will take place from
the residence this afternoon at half-past 8
o'clock, Rev. Hartley Carmichael conduct
ing the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
Good Rains Avert . Famine.

MADRAS. INDIA. August l3.-SiEce the
stories of famine and death in the Chinge!-
put and North Arcot districts Of this presi.
dency were told few days ago the situa-
ton has greatly changed for the better.
and this will greatly relieve the suffering
and make an enormous difference in the
crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
AIeRRIBLE DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
A. w. Wilcox Kills His Granddaughter
and Then shoots Himself

GAYLORD, MrcH., August ia. W. Will
COX. aged seventy, who resided two miles
east Of Waters, this afternoon split open
the head of Mrs. West, his granddaughter,
with an axe. and then shot himself in the
head and near the heart. He IS dead and
she will die. Mrs. West had been keeping
house for him. and it Is supposed that he
was enraged because she was about to go
and live with her husband, from whom
she had been separated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.
coming Quite Respectable.
frv tata~r~ ~, n tina Oianatch1

PrrrsBuRo. Pa, August H.-lt is now be-
lieved that the total liabilities OF William
lars. Executions to the amount Of $375,00o
are now in the hands of the Sheriff, and
eastern creditors have claims amounting
to about 800, 900. The failure is attributed
to the heavy decline in Chartier's Valley
gas stock. It is said that Mr.. Schmertz
bought $500 900 worth at its best, and that
his holdings are not worth more than
$4,000 at tho present time. There Is an
agreement to the effect that the eastern
creditors Of the firm Of W. E. Schmertz d
Co. have decided to interfere in the matter
of Mr.. Schmertz's assignment, and that q
bill rejecting somewhat on the methods
OF assignment and questioning some Of
the preferred claims will be filed in court
within twenty -four hours. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
The New Car Line OneOed.

The street-car line across the Fifth
street viaduct and the property OF the
Northside Land Company, Chestnut Hill
and Highland Park was opened regularly
for traffic yesterday. The line was built
by the Northside Land Company. but has
been turned over to the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company, which lat
ter will operate il. At present cars are run
every half hour, but this schedule will be
changed as travel may demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
IIinessnf Mr.. Morris.

Mrs. r. T. Morris, Jr., is quite i'll at her
home at Buckingham Courthouse. She
was Miss Maggie Lucke, daug hter Of
Major c. b. Lucke. former proprietor of
the Spotswood Hotel. and is a native OF
this city. She has been married about
two weeks to X. +. Morris. Jr:;, son OF
Colonel X. F. Norris. of Richmond. Seve-
raj doctors are in attendance, among
whom is Dr. Monteiro. OF this city,, Her
acquaintance will anxiously. look for
favorable information about her condi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
tNG-ANC'S VENGEANCE.
ls-cu,ion q Two of the Leaders OF the
Mluipur Massacre.

s.ga lsnt. August lS.-Another illus
81. . rle swift punishment which
t.---l .iH.-'s upon sthose who violate
..r.. '.,rr.rlu-t Upon her dignity in
fae., c'y,r today ht Manipur, when
r ' leaders i the massacre Of
s...- q. ai. IL M..ch last met their
,. 80 tl- -a;,s ii that capital. The
,. .n Who we've executed were
--.-. ias seEnng family of Mani
..-. t.i'l,. their high position nor
..s.r0 . r. clemrncy that had been
70. -u could save them from the
t-..-., .;ti- Aw. Both had appealed
-r.ar.. f death that had been
them hy the military court
tr.0-e which they were tried,
f,- # India. the Marquis of
.. .-.. Jas! decided that the interests
'.- i-f.l demanded that these men
le. lacy We're soldiers. yet not
'- t..r SD. 'l~ honor of soldiers
w,r not permitted TO stand
-.b g.iof soldierv and TO hear
'.4 c.u, l-1 f Ready, aim, fire."
rr V.-e hanged like ordinary
-r.---.
.t t's-NrrI5HEO VICTIMS.
4-s p4l victim Of to-day's tragedy
" ,..sll.-v ~ commander-in-chi ef
Hs. l-..f-.. army. He was younger
.'- h.lan Il Manipur, and some
i,- l- I-oyc h- kaJah into exile and
,.,r lrO-ier on the throne. who
la-lY.T under the title JubraJ
--, 10 vas the Senaputtv who in
'e ia arre II Chlef-Commis-
r+.f J. .f-ioai AGENT t,rimwOoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
France II Russia, Russia Is France.

PARIS. August -Grand-Duke Alexis ar
rived at Vichy this afternoon. and there
was another scene of enthusiasm on
his arrival. The Russian Consul in q speech
declared that the fiction OF the hosting OF
Dukes residence an integral part of Rus
STA was Unnecessary. because France IL Rus
STA and Russia is France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
Meeting OF tho Board to BE Called.

Meeting OF tho Board to BE Called.
At the meeting of the Committee on
Health yesterday there was an informa!
talk after adjournment. when it was agreed
that Mr.. Christian would ask President );
G. Dickerson to call meeting of the Board
of Aldermen at On early date to consider
tho action Of the Common Council in Sc
lecting the new site for the cremat0ry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
yore About tho Old Confederate Relics
The Ice-Machine Works

wore About tho Old Confederate Relies
The Ice-Machtne Works
The old Confederate coat, sword. and
scabbard found Wednesday between the
nlastering and weather. DO irding IN the
house on the corner OF Ninth ana everett
streets. reference to which was MADE III
Yesterdays DISPATCH. were concealed there
twenty-six years ago oy MI. Natnan
shs evacuation of Richmond he went to
s sb nanyllle shops to assist IN getting, on
= train. Before leaving home he said TO
Pa wife: Conceal everything that Will
1--WE nv rank to the Yankees. Richmond
xii 90 Tomorrow" Mrs. Eubank did as
she was requested. and the old relics re;
n',s;ned In their isolated quarters until
taken out on "Wednesday.
TO start UP TIE WORK SOON.
r. "a now assured BY General Manager
c;,sp;ns OF the Richmond lce-Machine
WnrEs that operations will begin at the
.oUa nsnv's Manchester works: In speak
:Nn ri the matter yesterday Mr.. Simkins
lnE ave are now having our Work done
s ~ the Richmond Locomotive-Works %
Te ~ Penn, and other places, ana you
~, ;mdce from this how ANXIOUS We are 70
start star Up in Manchester and 20 al 0a' own
work" Al csxt Monday for
wsily turn over to the 1ancnSSsse;I y. ,s,ass
narent Ice Company Qimisssa.3t sne .vvrrr'
poICsat,csl and satisfactory test OF which
" made . few days ego.
ysr11s AND y1nsoNAA
-, ysssruon "A f,ssmn and MA An"'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
ola Dominion Democrets.

The Old Dominion Democratic Club OF
jefferson Ward had q splendid meeting
last night. The members ell seem heartily
in earnest and ready for work in the tal!
campaign. This club has always favored
making Legislative nominations By pri-
mary, but no action was taken IN reference
to this matter last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
MR.. E..rre.iden. POLK. Condition.

NASHVILLE, TENN, August l3.-The con-
dition of Mrs. ex-President Polk. who was
taken seriously i'll "Wednesday evening st
z O'Clock. IL practically unchanged: Her
trouble IL general congestion OF the sys-
tenn, which her physicians regard a. pro-
owing TO her extreme age OF eiRhty-eight
ye6rS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15

Tom Thompson was arrested near the
corner Of Seventh and Broad streets last
night by Officers Shields. BROOKE, and w.
q. Wilkinson on the charge OF astempt-
ing to pick the pocket Of Charles Mat
tafd. He was taken 20 the Second police
station, and will b. before the Police
Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
The Cleveland Ministries.

The Theatre having been newly and ele-
gantly reftted opened its season last
night with splendid performance by that
weli-known burnt-cork" opera CON-
pany, the Cleveland Minstrels. The house
was crowded. and the audience thoroughly
enjoved the Jokes. dancing, singing.
music, and antics Of the clever Cleve-
lands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
AUGUST II. 1891
OvrRHN0a

MuL-OrrAL--3O tons.
aALIk
WHsAr.-2. 800 bushelA
CORN.-076 bushelx
OArs.-S2 bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
MfLL-0rYAL-l5to tons.
QUOTATIONS.
wHsAr.-Longberry. 05c.ae1.O2. Mixed. 95c.s
S1.01. Shortborry, 90c.a>l. No 3 red. o8a
99c.
Cosx.-white prime virstnia,. zoo; No 2.
Toe. Mixed. No. z. 08a60c.
OAfa-No 2. 37s3sc. No 3, 35a360 Re.
1ected. SOC Winter Qog seed), 46aA8c.
kYx.-7Sa66c.
FLOUR
We quote: Fine. eA75ap4; superdns, e4.25a
$3.50; extra. eA13; family. .e6soS.26i pat.
ent family, e6.60ae6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
THE ALABAMA STATE ALLIANCE.
President Adams's Attack on Senator MOT
gan Excites Great Indignation'

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August ls,-Ths Ala;
hama State Alliance reelected all us oid
officers. The president, S. NJ. ADAMS
made a fierce attack on Senator Morgan,
declaring he would suffer his arm 10 ourn
off before he would support Nun VI nnS
~ cnm m Is Morgan's opposition to the
s on 1T Treasury scheme, when he favored the
Sicsrasus canal appropriation. The speech
feIl fiat and has excited considerable H.
Alienation In the State.