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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
A Fair Proposition Concerning Water.
RICHMOND. Va. August /, lSg

UltHoiONDs n. ~ T. N'' - ~NNN'
To he Editor Ofne Dispatch:
In Justice to the poorer class. whose
pockets Will not allow month or week
at some summer resort and whose only
luxury during hot summer Is ice water
Task If they should be made to pay the
price they are now charged for the stun
that is now given them for ,tdter.
Those who have to drink it suffer tor
ture before they will attempt 1t, and II
there be anything worse than torture they
suffer that when they do drink.
cleanliness Is next to goodness.
How near will the users of the water that
ia gwen us now ever get to Heaven: Has
any one had shirt washed lateIyY What
is The color of it nowy We scarcely see q
lady IN white now; all terra-cotta. Why |?
because their dresses have been washed
in James-riyer water.
This is a shame, and think / but voice
the sentiment of al the poorer class when
/ say so. If wo are compelled TO drink this
stun II is mean enough to give away and
no one will use more than necessary. Stir
mn the proper authorities, MIR. Editor. and
either let those who cannot get better
than this stuff for the taking or make 1t
What we pay for.
OLD Man AFRAID OF Hrs FACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

De PRIEST. into rest, Sesur:
day evening, August LIST, ct ITO O'CLOCK %
the residence Of his uncle, ]. Thoms9
Henshall, sCs north Eifta street, ENnEr
+. DE PRIEST, son Of Emmett +. ana the
late W. ID. De Priest; aged twsnty-ons
Funeral will take place TOMORROW
(Monday) MORNING, August 3d.. as 10
O'clock from the above residence.
HELFRICH.-Died,a at WOODLAND: y.
T.. Yesterday morning. Mr.. PHILIP HELL
FRfCH. of Richmond. Va
Remains will be brought here on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
railroad MONDAY MORNING on the $50
o'clock train for interment ct Shoekos
cemetery. Funeral from st. Johns Ger.
man Lutheran church. Friends and &C.
ouaintances of the family invited to at
tend.
HUNDLEY. Died, at his fathers resi-.
dence. 81 south Cherry street, August lst,
at 8 o'clock P. ", of diphtheria, ,ROBERT
CARTER, infant son OF Annie 4. ana
Charles b. Hundley aged sixteen months.
Go. little pilgrim, TO thy homo
On yonder blissful shore;
We miss thee here, but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock 1t Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
WAS 1T A MASCOTi
A Simple Card which the Owner Could
Not Lose.

Not Lose.
"Sav. did you ever have anything that
Won wanted 10 get rid of and Couldn't"
asked one young man of another IN state
street cafe the other evening, says the Chi
cago N1cs.
YES. chills and fever"
ooh, | don't mean diseases or general
asininity either. I'm speaking OF some
article"
"well, I had dog once I couldn't get
rid of till"-
81 mean an inanimate object that he-
came nuisance to you. Now. / have car
RED III my pocket for months card with
fre-alarm box locations on 1t from one of
the neighboring cities. II was so near
the size and shape of my business.cards
that was continually handing 1t out by
mistake. Well, I've thrown that thing
aside in changing stuff from the pockets
of one vest to the other at least a dozen
times, and yet ! always found it on me
whenever reached for a business card. |
threw it in the crate and it went in the
ash-pan, where the servant found 1t and
carefully put it on the dresser.
II had scrubbed my name and address
on the thing. and when threw 1t out OF
the office-window small hoy below picked
It up and brought il back to me with re-
quest for q dime. / put it in the waste
basket and the janitor fshed 1t out aud
tucked it ia the corner of the blotter on my
desk.
The other day | was upon the roof OF
the rookery, and threw that blamed card
out over the street. 1t sailed up in the
wind and then revolving, like wheel,
flew back again and landed at my feet,
That settled it, I'm not superstitious. but
I'm convinced that card is in some way
connected with my destiny, and I've got
it slowed it away safe in my pocket, and
ain going to take care of it. Here it is"
The young man pulled soiled bit of
pasteboard from his pocket, went to pass
Il to his friend. and it dropped down
through the grating OF the unused bot-alr
register and was lost forever.
IN bet twenty TO one that have a
years bad luck now." calculated the own
er of the card, and as he spoke the ticker IN
the corner announced the finish of another
race at Washington Park. and the young
man who was not superstitious tore up two
pool-tickets and made TIE air blue with
sulphurous language.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Threatened Suspension of Bank of Rome.
Try An,ln- Amnricnn cnhln 10 iun Diannichl


PARIS. FEAScE, August IA dispatch TO
the FigGro from Rome says that some eI-
citcmcnt was occasioncd IN banking circles
in that city to-day by the threatened sus-
rsI0n ~ The Bank of Rome. an old Catho-
he Institution The trouble arose over an
order from the Pope for the withdrawal of
- 100000 deposited IN the bank 20 the
credit Of - Peters Pence. Not having
The necessary tunds on hand 20 meet this
order, the Bank Of Rome notified His
Holiness Of the situation of Affairs and re-
0uo.tcd that be cOuntermand his order.
which he did and the crisis was ayerted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

n- Max Schiller. OF the Berlin
.., tlW new cure for tuDer-
tr.-ts A- Las expcfmented with
- twelve years. and that he Is
-.ir Dt ils results. Professor
'.. .-.,ou. ana consequently his
fite mostly been made IN
i surgical tuberculosis,
-. '.ls 81 the JOINTS. bones.
e,c. lie says, however,
f.a t successfully some cases
-sl, OF tho lungs. His remedy Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
ATRAGiC FAMILY FEUD.
Colonel Ingcrsoi's Private Secretary Fa'
tally Shot-Qusrrel of the Women.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l


CRoT0x LANDING. n. Y, August New
ton Baker. private secretary 10 Colonel
Robert q. Ingersoll, WAS shot Jour times
and Totally injured to-day by Oryille VI.
Anderson, late New York agent Of the
Louisville Gas Company. The Baker and
Anderson families occupy portions OF the
same house and the tragedy Is the result OF
ouarrels originating with the women and
extending over several months. Mrs.
baker was present when the quarrel cuI-
minated to-day. and was instrumental in
bringing on the final quarrel, re-
prcsentlng to her husband that An
derson lad insulted her this morn
ING. Both were armed apparently for
each other. Anderson's first shot broke
bakers right arm and disabled him, but
Anderson continued firing until Baker lay
helpless. :He then coo'ly. pockeeted hls pis-
tol and went home. and in few minutes
Baker was brought dying to the same
house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
CASHIER YOUNG's DeFALCATlON.
Nothing Found in His safe 10 Explain 1t
Lost in Buckct-shops.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

10y
LOUISVILLE, KY. August 1.-The safe OF
the defaulting cashier, Young, of the Mis-
slssippi-Valley aud Newport News railroad,
hoDed something to explain his disappear
ance and possibly square his accounts
would be discovered, but nothing, at all
was found. beyond the cash usually car
,,ed in the safe was letter from his bro
Their al Omaha, which showed that he had
borrowed money from his brother, and
had been IN financial straigts several
wears ago. There Is also HINT at some
trouble which bis brother upbralded nm
foy NOT disclosing fully. There i evidence
TONIGHT that Young lost heavily in the
bucket. shops here. and it is not believed
That lac took much money with him. 1t IS
supposed he has made good his escape.
Tne exact amount of the shortage Is not
vet known
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Ryan Released.

ATLANTA. Ga, August l.-Judge. Gober,
At Marietta. tonight signed a biii OF e1-
ception in the case OF stephen a. Ryan,
insine TO obey the order Of the Court
co,nmandinc him TO give up certain assets
Of John Ryan's Sons which he was sup
nos.d 10 have. At the request Of the at
torneys for the receiver, at whose instance
the contempt proceedings were brought.
the Judge granted suPeraoea; allowing
Ryan's release from jai! upon ms giving
bail in $4,000, tho amount Of the snort
aOe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Holiins, Va, July. 1901.
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn ehsctually, dispels colds, head;
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in bOc
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand will pro-
cure It promptly for any ono who
wishes TO Try Il Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA RIO SxnUP CO.
sAs FRANCISCO. CAL
e0USNkkEs ~. SEw Soek ~
= - an.YtuAAYloO ono1s1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Rioting Actual and Expected In China.

by Ansl0-Amcfican clbIo 70 mo DisphtchI
LoNDoN, August Dispatches received
aere from Zoo ChOo, China, state that
noting j. inn .aont at that place and tnat
the town j. totally unprotected. P.acards
upon which are notices threatening for
eigners have been posted In the public
tI0roughlarcs, and il u reported that the
mission buildings at Zen Ping. Province OF
Ioo.kien, on the Min river, ninety miles
northwest Of Zoo Choo. and at FOO Ming,
~ The same province, seventy miles north
east OF Foo Choo, have been attacked by
Chinese mobs. II Is also said that some
Of the inmates OF the mission buildings
have been killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Whatths Country Owes.
IBv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. August 1.-The debt state:
1nent issued to-day shows the aggregate OF
interest and non-interest bearing DEBT TO
be 81 ,OOi, 24s, 96s.6l, beng decrease during;
the month of 81 .557 SOP; certificates and
Treasury notes outstanding, OFFSET by an
equal amount OF cash III the treasury,
Sal. CAS-, 703. being an increase during tue
month OF s7.45s,672; aggregate Of debt,
including certificates and Treasury notes.
81 81 sg7 .G6l.G aggregate cash in the
Treasury. S754, 794 .697. 30; net cash balance
in the treasury, $55, 1888, 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
reported for tho Dispatch.l
SATURDAY, August 1. 1891.

AuGUsr 1, 1891.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciearef'es'
u, 5O2.26; tobacco, s3,17l.93; special tax
s7O.84-total, 81, 745.02.
Private ssies Darks, o. smokers, 8; wrap
pers, total, 20 hogsheads
Auction offerings on Change for week' 2lo
nackages. and IA taken In; highest, s27; lowest,
S1.90-averege, 1888.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e13,361.65; tobacco, s16,76o.0o; special tax
q. 23s.s4-total, s32, 35s.54.
Private sales: Filters, "a; smokers, % cut
tiers, 1877; wrappers, 257; Burnley, 1; sun-cured'
1 =: lugs, 2e-totai, e32 hossheads,
The weeks trade has been as brisk as could be
erpected In midsummer months, and sales SHOW
a fair volume Of business. Though our stocks are
declining, they would Justify much larger dimi'
mutton, as our selections arc varied and largo
Prices are fairly nrm. The loose sales this weeh
have proved success, and II 10 likely that here
AMER heavier new tobacco breaks Will b, Kept
mn. The summer absentees increase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
HOW COULD HE 90 1T

Pretty Tale OF a Soldier. but There's
Hitch Somewhere.
Napoleon met an old soldier who had
lost an arm, says the Pail Mall Budget.
!" NV friend, how did you lose that arm!"
Fighting for you, sire."
Napoleon, moved, responded with hand.
full OF coins.
Sire said the veteran, eagerly, what
would YOU give if l had lost the other.
II would give you the cross Of the
Legion of Honor" 49,,
with your own hand?"
with my own hand" =.
Quick as thought the oldlsoldier.drew his
sabre and slashed of his remaining arm at
the shoulder. Very affecting! But then
the question arises, how on earth did he
manage 10 do it!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
American Vessels in Cuban Forts.

fGy Auglo-Amcrlcan cable to the Dispatch.l
MADRID, August 1.-General l.. Burd
Grub. the United States Minister here,
las induced the Government To- agree 10 II
reciprocal arrangement for the treatment
Of American vessels arriving at tue ports
of Cuba and Porto Rico. The commission
is sitting FOR the purpose OF revising ana
bringing the spanish laws into conformity
with those Of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Ing futures ranged az follows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Augusl Flour steady AMI I'M
changed: receipts, $500 barrels; shipments,
s,i03 barrels; sales, 2,l25 barrels. Wheat iirin:
spot, o7lsan759c.; tho month. ss.a9 os,gs
southern wheat duh fultz. D:Sc.as1 Longberry
95c.asl receipts, 219,627 bushels; shipments,
psi, 63S bushels: stock. 1.227,!72 bushels;
sales, $4,000 bushels. Corn duh; spot, 69c.
asked: tho month. CSC. asked: September,
G5l5c. asked: southern corn white, steady, IA
7Sc.: yellow dali at 7la72c.; spot, No. white,
75c.; receipts, 1914 bushels: shipments, none;
etock, 0S. 103 bushels sales. none. Oats steady
to nrm No. white western, 4Sc. asked; No.
mixed western, 4jc. asked; receipts, 1000
bushels: shipments, none: stock, 4U,O12 Dush-
els. Rye good demand: No. =, 19Nc.; receipts,
1.4O0 bushels; shipments, none: stock. 3,0S3
bushels. Hay 81, dy: good to choice timothy,
Sl3.50at14. Graill freight, nrmer, unchanged.
Cotton nominal; middlng, &c. Provisions un.
changed Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs
Grm at I5c. Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes, fair,
49,; No. 7, l7i9c. Sugar unchanged. Peanuts
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, No., August I.-Flour unchanged.
Eheat-The market was more notable for duh
ness than anything else, the close being &c. De
low yesterday; No; 2, cash, s4lsc.; August
bid COrn-Speculation In corn has not been 80
contracted for a long time as 1t WAS to-day; No.
Q, cash, 53t4c.; August, 1896; September, 63a
53i4c.; year, 40Lsc. Oats-Futuros were weak
cash, 21c.: August, 26}ic. September. "0ssc.
W. key, s1.17. Provislons-lhere was the
u quiet Saturday market and limited bust
ness. Pork is higher; lard steady; meats a tribe
lower; and bacon steady TO lower. Pork,
sII.6iH. Lard. 1923. Dry-s meats (boxedl-,
Shoulders. S5071s longs. S1.O5; ribs, go
shorts s7.32I6. Bacon boxed Shoulders, 6.25
longs, s755as7.60: ribs, e7.70as7.7o; shorts,
e7.90asS. -
WILMINGTON.
WuNrNGroy, N. c.. August 1.-Turpentine
drrn at 32c. Ros'n steady strained. 9l.20
good strained, S1.25. Tar firm at Sl.6o.
Crude turpentine nrm: hard, el.25; yellow
dip, $2.15: virgin, S2.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, August 1.-Cotton-Net receipts.
All bales: gross, 1893 bales. Futures closed
stendy; sales. AZ, 400 bales. August, S1.72a
s7.74: September, s7.S3as7.sf; October, 1868
s707: November, ss0S; December, es. liza
AL January, xs.27aSS.28: February, es.37a
a.. ~: March, sS.47asS.4S; April, es.57a>S.56;
May, SS.67ass.6S June. SS.77asS.7S.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dhpatch.l
AcGrsr market dull Prime. 27sc.; extra
prime, &c.: fancy, 3Hc.; common, lac. fao-
tory nand.picked, 3a31ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

hsbor the additional men and stores
wtted. and 10 IL supposed il was for this
ptpose that she anchored od shore short
lyItcr leaving the river. II is. therefore,
excluded that during the night the Presi.
date Errazuriz was busily engaged IN
tang on board all that she needed tor her
tn across the Atlantic.
A ooSoRKwIoY,rIsr AWAITING Hrn.
mo Journal del Como'ciO to-day states II
isrcpor.cd that a Congressional cruiser
VIII torpcdoes ~ cruising OF the coast OF
PUugal awaiting M opportunity TO AZ
tao the rreSdontc Errazuriz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
The i!uic Punished.

lEpOcD.i
"De OF mule done broke hc lef leg dis
mornln', massa." said Nose.
How did he come to do that?" asked
Colonel White.
1T was his own fault, massa. Wen dis
yer darky's back was turned de wniless
an.mile he kick me on de head. massa."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
shnrp Struggle ia southeast Africa.

ny NnrlO-hmclicnn cnhIo % the Dspatch.I
LONDON. Augut 1.-Dispatches received
from Zanzibar state that tribe of Somahs
which recently made treacherous attack
upon Athale, an Italian coast-station III
Southeast Africa. was repulsed after a
sharp struggle. during which thirty men
Mnre Killed. on eltAer side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Printers Locked-Out by Eight Hours.
fpx tele,raph To the Dispatch.1

OMAHA, ME-, August 1.-The eieht-hour
lew passed by the last Legislature went
INTO effect this morning. The only trou-
BILE growing out of the enforcement OF tho
law 40 far is a lockout OF Job printers. The
employing printers refused to grant eight
bonrs and when the men came to work as
usual this morning they were TOD mat
one shop in the city, Berkley's. has CON-
,i;aJ ,rifh the law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02

Mr.. Green Ito Young Physician. whom
she has called in haste): oh. Doctor! Doc
tor fear you have made terrible mis-
take. Ny daughter had that prescription
which you sent her last night filed, and
took a dose OF the medicine. Now she ex-
hiblts every symptom Of poisoning. Oh
Young Physician: Prescription, madam.
Why, that was Gu offer Of marriage!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Franco mt the Worlds Fair.

fBy Anelo-AmerlcaD cable TO the Dspatch.]
PAGIs, August 1.-The Foreign Commit
tee of the Columbian Fair Commission has
made arrangements with NJ. Favotte, Chief
If the Ministry Of Commerce aud Indus
tries. by winch France has been allotted
80. 900 square yards Of space in the eastern
wing of the Exhibition buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
a Born FaIir.

y I'M
Wigs: Where did you get that JIM
Crow stage-managerI
Maycup: He used to be circus-man !;
doesn't he know bis business
Wigs: He seems to; be is in there try
ing to MI the tank by rumbling the ram
machine oyer IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
A Solemn Warning.
detroit JouruaL1

Charley MArston, of Chicago,
Learned 10 smoke the cigarette
And he pulled 'em late and early
A though ct II on D bet;
But tho piDcn rot to WORKING
Something Charley ne'er would o.
Now he's In . private 'sylums
Down 1t lovely kalamazoo,
From this essnlss take Warming
II you haint begun u yet,
Don't upset your daisy beainlee
VIVA ~ ianf1vo e1GARnk1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
HE REVOLT AGAINST PARNeLL.
Eanes, Appeals that Tie he Not "Tbrown
TO the Wolves"

fly AneIo-AmcFican cable to the Dispatch.I
lCrIIS, ICELAND. August The Free
'ln's .Jo;unoi today renews its appeal TO
I'd warning factions OF the Irish Parlia-
mniarv party 10 find some means of
ppmptly ehccting reconciliation with
oR ruthlcssly throwing TO the wolves a
mn whose leadership brought the cause
tCihe tire shield of success
The National Press (hcCar.byite) init
mites that there Is a divergency Of opinion
ai ong the directors Of tho freoDan's Jour
na Publishing Company as TO the policy
pursued by the Joi4rnd. Mr.. l., DwyCr
Gay. IL ia understood. is now thorough
aih -Paruelhto and he is supposed TO need
hs hands strengthened IN the work he has
recently undertaken on behalf Of the great
Ir,,orty Of tue Irish Parliamentary party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
HIUAHU Al

NOTICE.-THE CITY OF A6HE-
IN WILLIE HAS FOR SALE ITS BONDS TO
THE AMOUNT OF 3640, 900. All issued BY VIZ.
tue OF tho two acts Of tho Legislature OF the
state OF North Carolina, passed at it, session Of
1891, and by virtue Of tho election held ~ SAID
CITY In pursuance Of said sct- at which the V.
suing of said bonds was ratified ana authorised
by a majority OF tho qualified votere Of said city.
The said bonds arc IS follows: 100000 are
the ..street-improvcmen bonds,' described In
said acts: 100000 are the "sewer bonds,'
therein described, and t20, 900 are the "magket.
house bonds" therein described, and 10000
are The "schOol bonds" therein descs1bod. AL
said bonds and tho coupons attached arc pay.
able at tn ONCE OF tho Atlantic Trust Company,
OF New York city. All said bonds are IN denomh
nations OF $500 each; ell bear interest q pct
cent. payable semi-aInually ca the lSl dayS q
January and July OF each year hereafter, ana
ali mature at tho end Of twenty (20) leare from
the LIST day OF July, 1891, except tho $4,000 q
"school ronds" which mature at tho euo o
thirty (3O) years from said date. Said bonds wtu
be sold In such quantities ns the Board OF Alder
men OF said city may hereafter designate. Cor.
respondence looking to their purchsseis request
Bids will be received up TO the 15ru DAY OF
AUGUST, 1891, but none less than par on ~
The privilege Of rejecting any and al bids
without assigning any reason ID expressly -
This, tho 7,h day Of July, 1901.
BY order Of tho Board Of Aldermen o. the Guy
OF Asheville. w. L. YOUNG
au ELIOT Ct3ks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrIxoRE. Nd. August 1.--Virsinia SO. 63If
hia baltimore and Ohio stock, 81 bid North
EN- Central stock. 81 bid Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lists, % bid; DO. LIST incomes %
bid do. I'd incomes. q BID; consolidated gus
bonds. IL bid do. stocks, Az.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
August 1, IS0L

oYvERrN0A
WssAr.-2, $40 bushelA
CORN.-720 bushels,
OArA-S00 bushels.
sAL1a
WHRAr.-2, $40 bushelA
CoRx.-l41 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
wurAr.-Lougbsrry, eocssl. Mixsd. oOaaoc.
Rhortberry. S5a08c. No. 3 red, p7c.
CosN.-Whits lprims vrsinial, TOO; No
Q. 75c. Mixed. No. z, 72c
OaTS-No. ., 44aS5c.; No. 8. l2a4Sc. Re-
,scted. S0sl0o Winter oats (for sssd|, 4OeAbc'
HYs.-75s00c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
financial Measures in Portugal.

lBy Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
LIsBoN, August l. Senior Carvaiho. the
Minister Of Finance, has issued a decree
giving legal currency to francs imported
into the State and prohibiting the exporta-
ton OF all silver CON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
The Cont Worn by the saviour.

by Arglo-Amcrican cable to tho Dispatch.l
TRuR. August THE "Holy Coat Of
Trier," the garment supp sed to have been
worn by the SAVIOUR. viii he exhibited at
the Cathedral here for SIX weeks, CON-
mencing August 18th. Fully two million
of pilgrims are expected TO visit Irier
during that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-02
Inspecting tho Portrait.

Maude: Well. mamma, how do you like
it? Does ii look like NE!
Mamma: Humph! The face is good
enough, but 40 one would ever think that
dress cost Your dear papa $1,000.
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