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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-FIour steady and
unchanged; receipts, $500 tarrels AMP
mente. ls.esi barrels; sales, 1850 barrels
month. p7tlss7s4c.; September. e7,&a97s<c.;
October, essbsAc. ;southern wheat weak Fult,,
92a90c.; Longberry, v4c.ssl receipts, "2x,AVo
eushelsi shipments. les,o2o bushels nao 1871; ssocs.
Corn nominally easier: spot, o7'sa1.]sc. the
month, 17kc. September. &c; southern corn
weak and lower; white 12a.3c; yellow, !os
bushels stock. 81. 700 bushels. Oats In good
demand; No. white western, 4Sc. ssked; No.
mixed western, 46c. receipts, 10000 bashrls
shipments, none stock, 32,isO bushels. kyo
shipments, mono; stock, 3,Os3 bushels. Hay
active.snd higher; good 70 choice timothy, u "a
t16. Grain freighis firm and Unbalanced. Cot
ton-Middling nominal at &c. Provisions-No
change. Butter frm; creamery fancy, lskc.;
DO fair TO choice, l7alsc. do Initiation, loaloc;
lsdie fancy, lac. good 10 choice, llal:,c.; store
packed, 1Oa13c. Eggs nrm ut l0c. Coneo
quiet; RIO csrgoes, fair at 1s,sa; No =, l7>sc.
Sugar--Granuiatcd, 3-l0c
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. lovra NO.. August j.-Flour etcady and
unchanged. Wheat opened dull, then declined
a fraction, reacted and advanced l4c., and for .
short tine showed strength, but broke again on
bearish adviccs from the East. Subsequently,
heavy is, aud isis.c' below yesterday No. 3 rcd,
cash, S5tsc., August closed at $40 bid Sop
tember, S5tSaS6,.c. closing, s5ISc.: December,
closing, 6paSpkc Corn-ln this market ehcre
wn. large decline ana weakness WAS the most
prominent feature. AL domestic markets wcre
weak aud tho lack OF demand was 20 marked
tina, prices wcrc steadily depressed. Tho ssrong
and higher cash market near the close aided the
longs somewhat, and partial recovery was
scored, inai prices being y4aIo below ycstcr-
dosing. o3c septemoer, cioelns. 6Shn IT ms
decline IN wheat and corn weakenodoaee NO.
cash, 28}ls27lfa August, 20sbc, Add closing,
285sc. September, 2oHa26Ac. g sing, 2ottc.
Wbiskey steady AZ s1.17 Provisions were dull
ana weak. PoIk, elo.75. Lard. $500. Drytsls
1bs, 1920; short-clear, s737ls. Bacon tboxed,-
Shoulders. 1928; longs, $3.50: rtbs, o7.oOs
1896; short-clear, e760ae7.b5.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. o.. August 5.-Flour steady.
Wheat In good demand and strong; No. 2 red,
s7Isassc. Corn In Light demand and weak;
No. mixed, 6la6Jc. Oats On fair demand; No.
mixed, SIC. Pork dun and lower ~ elf.
Lard duh and lower at s5.25, nominally. Bulk.
meats weak and lower at ~. 20. Bacon easier
at s7.7A Whisky steady ct el.l7.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREA
NEW YORK. August 5.-Cottoa-Nss and
gross receipts. 80 bales Futures closed
steady; Gales, 7s.4o0 bales. August. e7.69a
$50: september, e7.s2se7.s3; October,
S7.g5ss7.9o; November. es.07a$6.01; DeceIn.
Der ss>I7ass.ls; January, ss.27Hts.2S; Feb
ruary, sS.37a&S.3s; March, ss.47aAs.40; April,
ss.57sso.59; May, so.d7aso.6e: June. tS.77s
es.79.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReporsed for tho ptspstch.l
ArGrsr 6.-Marhet dull. Transactions re-
ported very light Prime. 27zc.: extra prime. &c.;
fancy, 3Ac.; factory hand.picked. 3a3,Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
slR. cRrNEn's RFC0Rp.
THE FRANcO-RUssIAN ENTENTE.
Letter Thereon Said to Have Emanated
from Btsrnarck,

tBy Anglo-Anerican cable to tho Dispatch.l
PARIs. August 5.-The list of the French
fleet to Crons.adt and the enthusiastic re-
ception accorded the French officers by all
classes of Russian society from the Gar
downward has. as is well known. been
made the subject OF much public and pri-
vate comment as TO the actual status OF
the relations between Russia and
France and az to the probable effect
of an offensive and defensive alliance
between the two nations. The news
papers have published many letters
on the subject. but letter which appears
TO-DAY, if written by the alleged author. is
likely TO cause the subject to be discussed
at still greater length. The Figaro. Of this
city, has in its columns today "a letter
alleged to have been written by Prince Bis
marck to the Russian leader of the Ger
man party in st. Petersburg. This letter
makes the German ex-Chancellor declare
that the visit of the French squadron TO
CronstaIt would not have occurred had he
remained il power. The visit. the letter
says, was the result of three gross mistakes
of German diplomacy. The first mistake
was the visit OF the Empress Frederick to
Paris: the second was the renewal Of the
Triple Alliance, which was divulged with
such eagerness by the Emperor william,
and the third was the Emperor's noisy visit
to London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
DEATHS.

EXALL.-Died, at p. NJ, Wednesday,
August 8, 1891. after few hours illness.
HENRY EXALL. III the seventy ninth year
Of his age.
Notice of funeral in evening paper.
GILHAM.-Died, at hts home in Lewis
ton. W. Va. on the morning Of the 9Th in-
slant, RANDOLPH PRESTON GILLIAN,
in the twenty-ninth year Of his age son Of
Della Hayden and the late Colonel William
Gillian.
Funeral services ut Lewiston THURS
DAY, August 9Th; interment at Lexington,
Va, in the family vault ut that place, FRI
dav. August 7th.
Lexington papers please copy.
LEWIS.-Died, August 9Th. at his resi-
dence, BOIL east Clay street. at 9 7. ~,
JOHN I. LEWIS. IN his thirty-third year.
Funeral from 1T. Johns church. twenty
fifth and Broad streets. of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TOMORROW August 18th. Friends and
acquaintance invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
Two People Killed Twenty Injured.

CHAMPLAIN, N. Y. August 5.-A train
conveying Sunday-schoOl excursion from
Ellenburg and Rouse's Point and inter
vening stations on the Central Vermont
railroad ran into mail train which had
the right Of way inst east of this station at
$40 o'clock tonight. The excursion train
had CTS persons aboard aud was returning
from Wellsborough Point. William Angel.
aged about seventeen. son of u merchant
of this place. and Sim Venett. a laborer of
Chateaugay Lake, were killed outright
and some twenty people were more or less
injured. The excursion train had orders
to meet the mail here and should have
gone on the siding few rods back of
where the accident occurred. The engines
telescoped and the cars were badly smash
ed one on each tram
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06

I1'J TT O-fIIIVI -tfII IIhItN - wv bt7PfN@H'J
PARIS, August 5.-M Lockroy. in an in
terview to-day. said he had no doubt that
the handsome reception of the French
fleet at Cronstadt, it not the visit itself
was due to highlands support Of the Drel-
bund. While France was isolated, he said
there was strong temptation for fhe mas
terful and capricious German Emperor to
plunge Germany INTO war. The rapproche-
ment between France and Russia removed
that danger France. however had mainly
herself to blame. her obetinacy in her
policy in Egyptian and Newfoundland
questions throwing England into the arms
of Germany and the Dreibund. After the
initial mistake she ought 10 have accepted
the situation in Egypt and IN regard to
Newfoundland she ought TO have modified
the Utrecht treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
ALABAMA'S OEFAULTlNG TREASURER.
Petitions for His Pardon-The Nan Pro-
nounccd O Consumptive.
fBytelegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

MONTGOMERY. Ala, August 5.-Pending
consideration OF the petition of j. IL. Vin-
cent, the defaulting State Treasurer, for
pardon, Governor Jones appointed two
eminent physicians to examine him. In
answer to a specific question from the Gov
ernor the physicians say that Vincent
might under favorable circumstances live
out the balance of his term OF service OF
about FIVE years. They find him, IN fami-
Is and in personal history, showing strong
tendency to consumption. He has fbri-
nous consumption in one lung. His health
is better than il was few months ago,
which the physicians attribute entirely TO
a change in MS surroundings. he having
been removed from the prison to the hos
pitel. They also report that If again re-
turned TO prison life and fare, or il any ex-
posure or change of weather should bring
on an acute Inflammation OF his lungs, his
consumption would again increase and
probably prove fatal. AT best. they con-
slider hun feeble man. and with misera-
bic family record as 10 consumption. There
are petitions from every county IN the
State. with thousands of signatures there
TO, asking for bis pardon. but the Governor
has so far given no indication Of what he
will do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06

sour cuiss and steady. wheas depssoeee
lover. iese sctivo ON export 0eo 49,
red ss n : :ssSso =, ssssSiiy Yielding 49,
'sosios zeal A. . ii<aiNc. define % me ~
. -.sshsy Wss, And abroad 1hs!osai end &C.,:
longs were selling freely NO; = re-, Ar scrNr
s5s.c ;ssP, .nS .:s yS NO :, sos}:Si !.
ELEVATOR cs a:" 7iissSac sAoat; unwrsdsd mixsa
1os72c No white, SOC. Options dersnse
steadily and closod weak q Msitt U
Trading a sS, s Asss:' Oats SsS.r ana mode
rsteiy active; options nrm bus dun A .y.
atizc..: septembcr. 33t3c.; October, 5yHc.'
spot prices, No. 2. aea41tc; No Y. ChIceo. siiss'
hop. Su: P rnS es Co.'s, iesi coseoptions
opened steady and unchanged to 10 po.nr s.s sn.
vance and cired steady az . Psruai snssne
Of PoIn.s; August, ,s a.sossi%sS: spcs No
dull fair csrsoss. iec; 4; No. z, l1ss11ste:
muscyvado, 27sc. refined quiet. Hoiaxss-
Foreign nominal: New Orleans nrn ana eu'eIx
steady. (" co,scn-seed cli dun ana easy. Ros!o
ouict and easy. Turpentine nrinsr ~ 3oS
$ss sc Wool fairiy active snd steady. Poss
dull sod lover; old %sss s1.s nss Pea.
nuts quiet: fancy hand picked. 4ha4tac. farm.
ers' ,..S1s33ic. Beef steady. Beef hams dulcs
nrm. Iierced beef duh. cat-meass ssrone'
Mtddles weak: short clear. September. So.v,.
Western steam. se52f; city. se.2o, bid, 0p:
tions-Augusi. s6.6o bid: scptcmbcr, $3.50
October. 1884 bid. Refined duh and wax;
Continent. e6s0as7:07I<; south Amcscan,
AZ 30. Freishts TO liverpool nrrn and ssiriy
active ; cotton, 5-64a3-32dj groin. ID
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, August 6.-Cash quotations: Tour
steady and unchanged. No. 2 sprtng whsee.
l4as7sSc; No. spring wheat eSsssc. No:
red, s54c. No corn, 59tc. NO oetes
27i1c. Mess-pork. sl0.30slO.so. Lara: SosAo'
Sbort.rtbs. e3.5Oss6. 80. whiskey, Gilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
l.ase-Hnll.
nv sc,egrauh 10 the UisDf

by telegraph 10 the Dlspa'ch.l
WAsnryGroS, d. c.. August 5.-Follow-
ing are the results of to-days playing OF
the national game:
At Philadelphia Ieague): n. BIB. Z.
Philadelphias. / 90 3 O. 2
Chicagos. .....OO000 00-l
Batteries-Esper and Clements; Luby,
Bowman. and Kittredge.
At Cincinnati (AssocIation) r. D.H. E.
Cincinnatls... % 0 O-o 3 6
Baltimores. Il 0 0 l 90 o 0 3-5 8
Batteries Mains and Kelly; Monahan
and Bill Robinson.
At st. Louis (Association): R. BH. i.
st. Louis..I 0 90 zoos
Athletics. 3 0 0 0 300 0 IL 10 /
Bat,teries-Ea and Boyle; Sanders
and Milligan.
At Columbus (Associatlon): II. BIZ. E.
Columbus. 20 0 % 90 I ID .
Westinghouse 0 10000 "a IS
Batteries -Uolan and Donohue; Carsey
and Mcclure.
At Boston Neague): r. B.H. &.
Cncinnatis. % 1 0 0 O00-1 6 4
Batteres-Staley and Camel; Rad
bourne and kcrnon.
At Louisville Association): n. p.u. T.
Louisvilles. 90 20 00-4 0
Bostons. ....OO10 l2O0l-5 II 3
Batteries Fitzgerald and Cahill; Had
dock and Farrell.
At New York Ueague): B.B.H. r
New Yorks. o ! 043 0 0 0-8 IS 4
Clevelands. .. % 1882 IL /
Batteries-J. Ewing and Buckley; Young
and Zimmer.
At Brooklyn Neague): R.BH.E.
Brooklyns... % 01002 &c II 5
"A A "A
Batteries and Kinslow; Gal
win and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06

Zee detectives on charge OF
sault. The complainant Is an oc'tei..
As soon ne her husband cane nome snS
actress told him of what bad occurred anu
be at once repeated the story TO inspec. on
Byrnes, The latter had detectives ~
hand this morning. and when the mana ,,ta
custody. The actress fully Identified MIN
as her assailant and then went into Dye
terics. She is in critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
They Were Suspicious Characters.

Two suspicious looking white men, Civ
ing their names as Harry Brown and James
Hogan. were arrested by officers Robins
and Austin Yesterday afternoon on the
charge of beng Migrants and suspicious
characters. An Investigation proved
nothing against the men further than
that thcy were taking u quiet
snoozc beneath the stout timbers
of the Chesapeake and OHIO railway
trestle. When thoy received the gentle
tapping Of the officers upon the soles. of
their shoes they awOke To realize that
they were within the firm grasp Of the law.
Brown claims 10 be from ONO. while ms
companion says he Is New Yorker. They
say they are hostiers. and their general APP
uearauce indicates a. much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06

Captain Robert F. Bradford, Commanders
p. H. Cooper and Edwin White. Paymaster
j. 0. Barton, Lieutenant Commander Il; "
Carmody, Paymaster Stephen Rand, Jr;'
Lieutenant Charles @. Cornwell, Passed
Assistant-Paymaster ]. r. Martin, ana En-
nant George b. Benson. United States Ma
rine Corps ss judge-advocste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
Notes About the Opera.

II has been definitely decided that the
Annaudale and Hamilton Opera Company
will begin their engagement with Bale S
beautiful opera Bohemian Girl" next
Monday night.
This Is "A happy selection. for this par
tlcular creation Of the great Irish mus
clan is and has always been popular with
theatre-gocrs. Among the profession II IS
called the ballad opera because of the
EXQUISITE SONGS which are plentifully be-
sprinklad through tho entire score.
The cast in the bohemian Girl " will
embrace the best singers of the AMMAN
le-Hamilton company. and there is every
reason TO predict u pleasant and artistic
performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
AelG EXCURSION
On It's Way to Richmond-The Crop Pros
pcct About Weldon.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispetch.l
WELDON, n. c.. August Slight car
loads OF excursionists, packed like sar-
dimes in a box. passed through here this
afternoon n, rou'e TO your beautiful capital
city. Many of them will gaze for the first
time upon the monument Of the Father
of His Country" and upon the statues Of
the immortal Lee and Jackson.
Two DAYS favorable weather has i'm
proved the crop prospect. The river IL
getting within bounds once more and
farmers faces have been broadened con-
siderably.
Captain James Simmons. ninety-two
years old, is now in feeble health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06

Suit was instituted in Chancery Court
yesterday hy J. ". Anderson Il Co. to sub:
iect property Of NJ. j. Moore to payment Of
claims Of plaintiffs amounting 70 ~ .757.j3.
The land affected Is o house and lot on Re-
servoir street between Wallace and Dance.
a shop on Cary street between Eighth and
and Ninth. and personally.
The same firm filed "a mechanics lien
against q. ". WI!de's estate aud Mrs. l.. +.
Wilde on houses Nos. s07 and S07lI west
Clay street for work done and materials
furnished for II. j. Moore, general con-
tractor .40itS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
Io,. Her Watch AT Church.

Harriet Coles, q colored woman who
lives at the corner Of Clay and Henry
streets. was relieved of her watch while
holding a SISTER" who got happy at the
praver-mcetlng Monday night at Sharon
BAPTIST church. There was "A good deal OF
interest manifested at the close of the SER
wees. and this female member shouted go
vociferously that her own safety demanded
that she be held. Harriet undertook TO
perform this task and IN the Jam lost her
SILVER time-Dlecc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
YI8AUC On Al

NOTICE.-THE CITY OF ASHE-
~ VILE HAS FOR SALE ITS BONDS TO
THE AMOUNT or 100000. All issued by vtr.
tue Of tho t~o acts Of the Legislature Of tbs
state OF North Carolina, passed at 10 session q
1891, and by virtue Of the election held 10 eotd
city IN pursuance Of said acts at which the r.
suins Of said bonds was ratified and authorised
by majority Of the qualified voters d said city.
The said bonds are a. follows: 100000 aso
the "streettmproyemen bonds described 10
said acts; 600, 900 are the SEWER bonde."
therein described, and &c, 900 are tho " markee.
house bopds,' therein described, ana 100000
are the "s.fyool bonds" therein descTibed All
said bonds and the coupons attached arc pays
able at the Office Of the Atlantic Trust Company,
OF New York city. All said bonds are In denoms
nations Of $500 each; all bear Interest 81 8 pse
cent, payable semi-annuaily On the LIST days q
January and July of each year hereafter. snd
All mature az the end Of twenty l20) Year, tru0
the lst day Of July, 1891, except the &c, oVQ q
sschool Douds," which mature 81 tho eod OF
thirty (30) years from said date. Said bonds utl
be sold In such quantities a. the Board OF Alder.
men OF said csy may hereafter designate. Cor.
respoadence looking 70 their purchase y request
Of.
Bids will be received up 20 the 18Th DAT OF
AUGUST, 1891. bat mono iess than par can b
entertained.
Ths privilege Of rejecting any and sll blds
without assigning any reason u expressly ~
served.
Thls, tho tn day Of July, 1891.
BY order Of the Board u Aldermen Of The ~
Of Ashcyille. W. T. YOUNG.
az eliot Clcgk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
The Coming Fair.

II il the intention of the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society to con-
meet with the fair this fall q feature which
Will be Of great interest 70 farmers and
cause many hundreds of them to attend
the show. The society is arranging 10 have
addresses on farming and stock-raising,
horse-breediug. ETC.. from several Of the
most renowned men in these different
branches. If they are successful II is pro-
liable the result will be very beneficial 10
the farming interests OF Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
The Sugar War Denied.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. J

IHy tcIcktHPI 70 tIlo I7l.pistHsI
NV YORK, August 5.-There is general
and authoritative denial all around that
there ia any cut-rate war between Claus
Spreckels and the Sugar Trust. A broker.
speaking for Spreckels. Secretary Searles,
Of the Sugar Trust, and other prominent
sugar dealers, concur in saying that the re-
finers broke Il 2 market on purpose 10 real
lze on the heavy accumulatIons OF stock.
They wanted 10 clear ont the room 1t occu-
pied and wanted the money it brought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
THE RACES.
Yesterdays Events on the Countrv's "'e"'
rN,raos-To-navsSC Cards.
rBv te,errspb 10 tho Dispatch.l

Conrses-To-Dsy'sC Cards.
fBy telegraph to tho Dispa'eh.l
JyRoME PARK. N. Y, August 5.-Ihe track
was in good shape and most OF the e'eh''
were won in fair time. ,,.a
First race-sweepstakes. 81 600 addeu.
five fGrlongs-Loantaka won: orhgen'o
second Contribution third. Time, EV5.
Second race-sweepstakes. Sl.OW aadeu,
400 yards-Firenzi won in q galiop; OH
George second, Nargherita thira. linio'
l:23j4.
Third race - handicap, SWEEPSTAKES,
81 600 added. five furlongs-Rhoda corr
won: Helen Rose second, kingstock third.
Time. 1:03.
Fourth race-selling. $1,000 added, one
mile-Lepsnto won: Prather second Is
qumnu third. prine, l:44'4. :, -, ooo
Fifth racc-sclling, two-year.olds, sl.vvo
added. FIVE furlongs-iake Back won
knapsack second, st. Pancras third. line'
i0i. --,o
Sixth race-handcap. steeplechase, $3.50
added. short course-Delavare won bas-
sanio second, Benefit third. Time, 1888.
AT BRIGHTON BEAcH-THE wIND-Ur.
BRIGHTON BKacH, n. Y, August 5.-Ihere
was large attendance TO-DAY at the winh,
up Of the meeting. The track was III goou
condition.
NNI pht
teenth miles-ross Up won; May WynLe
second. jamestown third. Time. l:5l.
Second rnce-two-ycnr-o lds. selling, hye
furlongs-ytal Spark won; Even Weight
second Irregular third. Time. l:O',T.
Third race-six and one-half fur!ongsI,
Zed won: st. John second. Harrison third.
Time, l:lli5.
Fourth race-seling. seven fnrlongs-
Autocrat won; Meriden second. Romance
third. Time, 1:Z7s{.
Fifth ce-handicap. all ages, one mile
and one furlong-LOngford won; tanner
second. Tulla Blackburn third. Time. LOB
sixth e-two-year-olds, five turlongs,,
Arnica won; Eofraction (hlly) second,
Madrid third. Time, l:0254. 90,
Seventh race-selling. three miles-Mld-
dlestonc won; ST. Luke second, Little jim
third. Time, 5:27iI.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER. n. j.. August 5.-To-day's
events resulted as follows:
First rsce-six and half fur.ongs-
Rustic won: Lannes second, Defendant
third. Time, 1:2914.
Second receive eighths OF mile
Jersey won: Sister lone second, Ida west
(gelding) third: Time,, i;O7a.,e ,
Simon Pure won; Grafton second. Katrina
third. Time. 5SH.
Fourth race-three quarters Of mile
Vance won; Thad Rowe second, Shakes
pcare third. Time, l:1ai4.
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles
Frank Ward won; Corticelli second. Rose
berry third. Time. 200ii.
Sixth race-four and n half furlongs-
yevay won Thorns second, Count-Me-ln
third. Time, $50.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA. N. y, August 5.-Extra day.
Track heavy. :,
First receive furlongs. two-vear- olds-
Lester won: Bonnie Burk second. Carmine
third. lime. los.
Second race-one mile-Busteed won /;
Jake Saunders second, John Jay 5. third.
Time. Las.
Third racial ages, six furlongs-Ap-
pomattox won Rinfax second. Foreigner
third. Time, 1:19h.
Fourth race-one mile and furlong-
Uncle Bob won Racine second, Belwood
third. Time. 2:0Oi5.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Rosa II. won
Cerberus second, Little Fred third. lime,
leo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
A Question as to contrac, Labor.

pHILApELPHia. August 5.--unitod States
Dis.rict-Attorney Read to-day received
from JOHN aud James Dobson. the mill:
owners. the names OF the twenty-six skilled
workmen brought from Europe by that
frm to manufacture silk velvets- This ir-
formation. together with an explanatory
letter from the Messrs. Dobsou. Will be
sent 10 the Secretary Of tho Treasury at
Washington with request from ar. head
upon the claim that the manufacture in
question constitutes new industry. il II
IL SO held. then the firm has not violated
the contractlabor law. The labor orgepi.
zations claim that the lsw has been yio-
lated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-06
Tbs LOUISIANA WAR.
: ai.,, Two Batfles-The Killed and
N..nt,l More Trouble Anticipated.

!.i.,, Two Battles-The Killed and
N..nt,l More Trouble Anticipated.
.rt.e--aIh % the DspatchI
I.,.. August 5.-Furthcr de-
-.. f.- battle or the Lock. Moor "a
.->uul.y say aparty If " Rcd
...--fei c-ew # mixed whites,
..l negroes about TWENTY-FIVE
won't g the stores and an
t'l' they would drive away
-. manager Of the loE-camp,
20 insult offered two OK the
.. urio well armed and led by
l. d w,.i-kuown aud desperate
t.. llr white men. who had
g.. 81 .I' the same strength, were
Ward In the battle which
N.f. A.i,i jesse Dyson, and was
i..m behind, when the fight
e. r..
bLlrl IS: Jesse Ward (whi,e).
Nl.e'. Jesse Dyson. l.. l..
t.t sew Schwartz. owen ASA
I'D N.u0n Mcrkel. Wounded
t.... Keeper Of the store and
81 D. both shot through the
v!fc ran into the woods
r.liIcu and escaped injury.
..t 9 the wounded cannot be
f. NJ twenty are known 10
t.f-
afternoon thirty Red-Bones
camp after the bodies Of the
r-ed the officers who were
.; WAC. under threats, are
.t0us force to storm the
o' the Cesperadoes. More
d
a report o. the morning
afternoon lt was reported al
.an the road tha, the Red
,sereinc women and chill
.f.rf oar they came ACROSS IN
i.4rlg this. reinforcements
along the line OF the Cal
l. and Shreveport road. In
j. T.. swan, an old and re-
u.i ,alca-ieu, was murdered
II itement Is running
trouble may be expected AT
9 lng-camps are situated
mics from Lock. Moore 4
.-.. ID -.yat JoOmen are employed