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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
MARKETS on TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

o. o., -. a $780, A.. ..,o, o.
NEW YORK, August ooCoton urn ssi;s to-
day, 10 bales; uRlanns, &C 90 V,isans, .-.o.
net receipts az al por,s, S's oa.es ' eSpH
"rcs. n'n,',n, Sss S9T h.,os r,osr nsav
less eoSsrai dsmsnd. ' Southern iour quiet and
slo"y "a as auose ,or 9aiIsSess atsos,
10 = .eu, yso ~ on az c,nn E.asns,
ovnp h,es ana ors;n bnuses se,,;, With az
ncc,sS a roce. ady"sceS ssa ON fuIl
eaRos cies, , arca tSr nc.s "1 =, az mn
der Yesterday, Sales INCLUDED s, No rcd d A.
a S, otss e ssp.' neesmbsr H. cernospS;s
q, rrs'y or ro. an"ss rn.rs1eI ni.sd
nt olsta'or L.. .,11 IA aS =.
49, d.cns win rood a1 crnn S SestSer. X1sust
S7,1c.. seprembar e G5iec' 3ctoosr. sSi~e De,
seaa a1 1oe osHc asci,rs IA oa,.s Rppsmss
a. 9" sep,e%5sr. s2slc. %" October' ssi1c':
spot prices No. 3, 40c. do. white, 4Oc. No. 2,
4otea4isa 40. wnite, &c NO l., *xc: ao'
".e, f't; iiAcu wosse.n, So"1S Why, s,, ~,
slaaoc uops llo., anu wsaa' C1 rn "a,
,insas pncssr"~S ~ * M sos ~ ~,
day !; august, siseSSs s September,
Az 20. nscsnhs,. "A anssiSsS. Mach sIa'
~ g., met, No sSLSi1Is sns.r+Raw
nonSpo. aaio.' S 49,, ., srnsm's
Is-iSc. ;' s.oac. for ss-tess Muscovsdo: r..
aa naa N NJ os.'s a. ceinsna ana nImcr' Mos
3;oec. no. ., - stnndarI A. ~. coti s
o as rs,ninaI. W. nrsn.ns an snS or,s,
eiRn hotnInA: New orleans ntm ana 9ules.
hice sttvns anu IN sooa uomanI. rs.rolcum
easy ana yais s,,,. craue y. oah r vs'
sS Pni,a,slnnia ana R.Is,mnrs SSs
S.s0c do in null 2on4.cT. CostS.s. =: S;o osI
da a ana jay o'g%o gu k,sac, $500 "a .sss
duii ana easy. iufPenune ssesoy ana quiet.
Wool steady and In fair demand; Pork lower
an ~ ' sx;rs Ds,ms All ps
iar,osrs; A.,S~c Rons ms,n pss5 hs%s
stsaa~ Tierced Sscs nrm @ cn,ss ss' .. ro
Middic. unssstlsS sSort cIssra I ssnss s
~. Lard opened weak and closed .Srm and
,s xss,ssn '; Sssa & S"A1 "A r2
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lrltL OF Or. BAKER.

'''' bf. Vi. "a. Taylor on the
H.. Minute Explanations.
BE- 49,. August The announce
~, ~ ,l'ehiag ~ the Common wealth's-
hy... ~ hei' chief witness. DIR. w.
"a, 10, 1 40 chemist, who analysed
~ =. y ar sifs DIR. Baker, would be ex-
" -y 10 the trial Of Dr. Baker
:, ,,,.,.,afl'foom 10 be crowded early
.-s..,, ~, ,l aud public interest to reach
| ~ J1Ist. and counsel are bearing
s.oe. well under the strain u
l.aial' ,s. 'llll retains his eomposure
iA.sf. The first witness called.
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QUOTATIONS
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST @, 1891

[Repoyssd for the Dispatch.l
Auction offerings ON Change for week. ~
packages, and taken In; highest ssa; 'o"es''
eal0--avsrAge, $50.
Revenue collections Cigau and cissfetses'
sl.al3.s0, tobacco, o2,307.o6; special tax,
s72.a2 penalties. s25-totai. s3ol@oS.
Privatej sales. O.: smokers, o. cutters o.
wrappers, 81; darks, I2--total, Ill hossheads'
Registered ON Change; 7. b. Jeffrey and ID. o.
Hunt, OxiDrd; Z. W. Hanes. r. X. satserwhi'e'
W. II. Check, Jr., II. p. buell., Frank Workman,
A. p. Floyd, p. L D. Hester. u H. satssswhife'
Henderson, N. c.; Us. Meadows Loo'soors !
J. x. Ma0ee. wsrronton, n. e.
The market to-day vas more active than for
several days past. and quito large ssiss arc re'
ported, Win no gssds neglected.
Looas sa,ea to-day ahousd considerable in'
provsmsns IN ssslity, end bidding Wa more
spirited snd prtsss uossly ssus(scsory. Alsrss
number q Nsrsh C0rollna planters wses a. shs
bessks to-day.
n. Q. y. xins. q Ne Atlanta Jssssst = b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
nyore Rnssian Anti-Jewish Regulations.

LONDON. Eng, August 6.-The. TINES
CORES pondent AT Berlin says: "A most
nertlnept ILLUSTRATION of the ialsity of the
repeated statements that the Car had de-
ci3ed TO alleviate the condition Of the
jews on representations from America,
which have never been made, is found in
a private Warsaw telegram. which decl ares
that the Russian frontier officials have
been instructed TO strictly forbid and 70
prevent as far as possible the return OF all
Jewish emigrants who wish to re:enterr
Russia of their OWE free Will or are forced
to do 80 by German or other foreign ON
c;aIs. All petitions under this head are to
be ignored and unanswered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
One Privilege Too Much to Royalty.

LoNpoN, Enc, August Dan order was
recently issued by the Admiralty granting
10 the Emperor William and the Prince OF
Wales. as honorary aimirals OF the brit,sn
when aboard any vessel and of receiving
the salute due the ensign. This order has
eiysn rise TO much dissatisfaction IN naval
circles, as it is fragrant breach OF the
naval regulations. which limit this privi-
lepe To officers III active service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
Iron-MiIIs Resume Work.

READING, Pa. August 6.-After an idle;
ness Of four months, work was resumed
this morning at the iIon-mills of Seyfert ~
Brother. at Seyfert Station, this county.
The plate-mills were started with a num-
Der Of old employees of the firm, who ac-
cepted the terms offered them, and aban-
doned the Amalgamated Association. In
the puddling-mill number of old en-
ployees and non-union hands and some
newcomers went to work. In all, over eco
men went to work, and the mill will he
run at double time. The firm claim that
interference by the Amalgamated Associa-
ton has prevented resumption before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
TOTAL AbSTAINERS.
The Catholic Union-A Father mattne"
Memorial Provided For.

Memoriui fEoviueu EoSs
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispa'ch.l
WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Cathoiic
Total Abstinence Convention to-day elect
ed the following officers:
President, Right Rev. Joseph b. Cot'er'
Bishop of Minnesots, reelected. :,
First vice-President, Rev. Morgan Al.
Sheedy, of Pittsburg; Second vice-Presi-
dent, William A. Manning, Of Clevelsnd !,
reelected; Third vice-President, Miss
Sally A. Moore, OF Philadelphia; Trea-
surer. Rev. w. Mcmahon, of Cleveland.
reelected; and Secretary, Philip A. Nolan
reelected.
for holding the next convention.
The fund on hand Of about $23, 600 was
made the nucleus of fund for Father
Matthew memorial chair IN the Catholic
University. which will be established when
the amount reaches $4,000.
Amendments to the constitution were
adopted providing for third vice-presl,
dent, and reducing the per capita tax from
ten to five cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
IHE KENTUCKY RESULT.
No Great Change in the Fi.ures-CompicH-
ion Of the Legislature.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, August 5.-Returns on
the election of Monday from 95 out Of ll9
counties show no considerable change from
the estimates s"nt III these dispatches.
The new Constitution has carried by $4,000
90 lOU. 600: the Democratic majority Is 23,-
coo. and the Peoples Party vote 10000 or
LIS. IN. Senate Will stand: Democrats,
p: Repblican. 10, and Peoples Party, l.
The House: Democrats, 60; Republicans,
Il Peoples Party. u. and Independent
Democrats, II. Many Democrats are farm
ers in sympathy with the Alliance.
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Kumored Russo-French Alliance.

by AngIoAmerican cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. FRANCE. August G.-RumorS con-
cern;ng the results of the recent visit OF a
French feet to Cronstadt, and the close
friendship between Russia and France
continue 10 be circulated IN all classes OF
society, and there is much conjecture as
to what the outcome of the conferences
between the Representatives OF tne TWO nd
tons vii he. Ls Fair to- day publishes an
article which. if true, will put an end to all
CONJECTURE. That paper saws Baron Mob
renheim. Russian Ambassador Il, France,
has received cipher dispatch from the
Russian Foreign Minister announcing that
a treaty OF alliance between Russia and
France has been signed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
Parliament rrorogaed.

LONDON. EMO. August 5.-Parliament
was prorogued this afternoon.
The Queen, in her speech closing the
session. referred TO the proposals made TO
tho United States Government 10 submit
the differences regarding the Boring Sea
fisheries TO arbitration, but said that the
regulations between the two Governments
looking 10 the object had not yet boen
completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
QUAY TO BE STATE CHAIRMAN.
To Lead the Fight for blaine as Against
Haniv Harrison.

New YORK, August 5.--John l.. Hill,
commissioner Of public buildings in Phila-
delphia. who put up at the Flth-Avenue
Hotel tonight, stated in al interview on
politics that Chairman Andrews, Of the
Penusylyania Republican state Executive
Committee. would resign and be succeeded
by II. Quay, who would lead the fight for
Blaine a. against Harrison for the presi-
dential nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
a RAILROAD FIGHTING
The Raleigh and CASTOR and Assessment
Grand-SiTc Busbee.

Ra1r1GH. n. c., August The case Of
the Raleigh aud Castor railroad against
tho commissioners Of Wake county con-
cerniuc the matter Of assessing the road
for taxation m 1880 was III progress to-day.
Colonel }. w. HInsdale appeared as coun-
sci tor the road and Armstead Jones for
the commissioners. MAJOR Wlnder ana
other prominent railroad officials were ex-
amined. The suit Is brought to test the
right Of the county C. assess certain pro-
pcrtv Of the road for taxation and the m
vestication Will last several days. The
preliminary trial Is before j. W. POu, Jr..
referee.
Grand-Sire Bushce rode out to-day and
is improving rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
NATI0NAL LkAGuR.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
RACE WINNERS.
Achievements OF the Famous Horses Yes
terday-Entries for To-Day.

Achievements of the Famous Horses yes
terday-Entries for To-Day.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
GLoucrsrER, N. j.. August 6.-Following
are the results of to-day's events:
Frst race one mile - Tappahannock
won. Les s. second, Allan Archer third.
Time, lac.
Second race-three quarters of q mile
Nontella won; Sister lone second, Budd
Eryine third. Time. l:20>Z.
Third race-six and one-half furiongsI
Count Me In third. Time, sl:26x.
fourth race - four and one-half fur
longs-Genevive won; Lita second, &c
stacy third. Time. 571S.
Fifth race -one and one-eighth miles
XVII r. won; Pliny second, Frank Ward
third. Time, 1884.
sixth race-three quarters OF mile
Slumber won; kismet second. Thorns
third. Time, l:i9A.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, N. Y. August 1.-THE seventh
regular day of the races resulted ~ fol-
First rsce-six furlongs- San Salvador
won. (ilee Boy second. Only two starters.
Time. Hiss.
Second race-Iroquois stakes, for three
vear-olds, $1,000 added. one and one-slx-
ieenth miles-Homer won Baigowan Sec
ond, Ayrshire Lass third. Time, i:52H.
Third race three-year-olds and up
,varJs one mile-Bolero won; Versatile
second. India Rubber third. Time, i:46>a.
Fourth race--sweepstskes, one and one
ouarter miles--Eon won; Carroll second,
Ali third. Time, all.
Nth race--six and ons-half fullones-
villa Marc won: Gettysburg second, Luray
NM Time l.Z4.
us;uth receive furlongs-Apollo won;
Keln Gfiliy) second. Penny Royal third.
Nme. l:0SH.
mJxsom PARx. n. J.. August e.-Ins
vsstnsr was psreest and the track in good
shape. n m
.adsd. mile and flong-Reckcn Won I
Edgar Jobnson second, Uno orsnds ssifd.
SSccnf rccs--C amdsp stakes for two
vss,soi6s. Si,so0 addsd. dx fnslo1es--Sif
Esibav wns in ssntsr hs TWO 'Anssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
August @, 1891.

orrERrN0s-
WuEAr.-4.fS6 bushels
CoKs-1,S70 bushels.
SALES
WHKAT.-4,O 50 bushels.
CoRs.-100 bushels.
QUOTATIONS
WHgAr-Lonsberry, 90c.as1. Mixed, sOas9c'
Shortberry, s5a9sc. No. 2 red, 96a97c.
CoRs.-White tprime virginia., 72a'3c'; NO
2, 7.c. Mixed. No. 2. 70a7lc. q,
OArs.-No. q, 4Oa4lc.; No 3, 3Sa4Oc: Re
iected, 3Os3sc. Winter oats Qor seed), 40a4oc
kYE.--75ab0c.
pI0rR
We quote: Fine, s3.75aa4; supernns, $3.50
$3.50; extra, SI.75 family. .s5asS.So; pat
ent family. s6.50ae6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
CHANGES AM ONG DIPLOMATS.
VI. Roustan, Now at Washington. Becomes
Ambassadors to Spain.
lRy Anrlo-American cabie TO tho Dispatch.l

by Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
PARIs. August G.-The journal official TO.
day announces the following changes tila'
have been made IN the French diplomatic
service: Count do Monticello has been APP
pointed to succeed Nj. de Laboulaye as
Ambassador 10 Russia; NJ. Cambron. at
present Ambassador to Spain, has been
transferred TO Constantinople, where he
will represent France at the Court OF the
Sultan. and he, rs before announced, Will
be succeeded at Madrid bv NJ. Theodore
Koustan, at present French Minister to the
',.taH StafaG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
ssy- NEW CHURCH (swEDEN

BORGIAN).~-services and lectures will be held
In Wilkinson Hall. Ninth street. on SUNDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS, commencing SUNDAY, August 9th,
and conducted by the Rev. PHILIP CABELi, VI
Wilmington, Dol, and Rev. FRANK sEwSLi, Of
Washington, d. c. Sunday mornings, IL O'Clock
sunday evenings, 9 O'Clock. W&f?s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
. s,x Sx,,,,oo.no,iar Deficit.

ROW.. Italy, August 5.--The commits
sion appointed by tie Pope TO investigate
the recent losses 70 the st. Peters Fence
fund have already found . dencisncy
which Is said 10 amount 70 5V,WV,ooV IRE
lSs 900 Ooo). The commission has not yet
concluded its Investigations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. D.. and in Con-
nsetion Herewith the Wss-
ther Indications
gBy telegraph TO tho Dispa.ch.l

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August g.
RAIN Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Occasional local rains q
] slight increase, except stationary
temperature in western North Carolina
variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07

LONDON, August 6.-England and France
are negotiating to take JOINT action for the
protection Of their subjects u China u
such action should become necessary; ~
IL stated that Germany VIII JON England
and France in this work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
ssasks the I" Niskisby."
Best Cigar on the market.

Hickok's No. 4. II. d. e., Fig. and Caro-.
line Sun-Cured are Pure. Clean. end Chosee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
GOLD BONDS.
Virginia State Agricultural asd he-
chsnleal Society
FIRST xolscAsB PEI CRIT. COLD Da1A.
TOTAL lssus eseooo, ssCURxD on Pro.
PERrY WORTH eiso,0oo 10 esoAeoA
EXCLUSIVE or BuILDM0

Ihistut Guaranteed y Cr 9: tlshnsal
A pse,aoa a II, sssus hae sseedy 49, -
M q leo aSd nssssea We ooes - 49,
toSnco 6 came pginA ses9vnG NJ 49, - -
vnnSso prlco without nottco.
aSND FOR july BOND CaSCuLAH -..
couposs ~ inisssIs coissossd NJ CHEATS x'se'
1m!Rae,p S-rRAyElluRg Cn1DnA -Lessup
- ~.SSa enuni0ned O KNOWN eaISk14 &
Cos j0aN N1nnoS & IS S&afibS = 1V ossIa: s
~ Sss;;SscsS zvxiIAAL1 fHHDuQnouf ~
W24 -, 4.fsun bIlh e seonanos = leo1m
- r. yi|i;1s - H s 8 ~. fss.rA
4 - = 60 - 90 - sas:
196970I7E OOiIlfIl011n q
~ SssnSssczzI 50 SBo eeS's : - -:
- xAIn1el
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
FAMINE INEVITABLE.
ALREADY MANY DEATHS FROM STAR
WALTON REPORTED.
Two East Indian Districts Stricken with
Drought--rhc Heat Unprecedented
Other Foreign News of Interest
fBy Anelc-American cab,e to tho Dispa.ch.l

[By Anglc-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
MADRAS. August G.-Though the mon
soon set IN some time ago in some parts OF
India, dispeline all fears OF a failure of the
crops in that portion OF the country where
the rains had fallen, there has been no rain
fall in the Chingleput and North Arcot
districts in this presidency, and all hopes
of averting famine have been abandoned.
The heat is unprecedented. The standing
grain and other crops have succumbed to
the long drought and all are withered and
burned. Already the effects of the scarcity
Of food are being felt and there Is great
suffering among the inhabitants OF the dis
tricts.
MANY DEATHS ALREADY.
Many deaths from starvation have been
reported. 1t is also impossl BILE to get food
for the cattle, the pasture lands being de-
void of grasses, and IN many places tho
streams have dried up. rendering II I'M
possible to get water tor them. Live stock
are dying in large numbers everywhere IN
the districts.
NOT ONLY THE POOR.
II is not only the poorer classes that are
suffering from the scarcity OF food. Many
natives of high caste are making applica-
ton to the authorities for relief to keep
themselves and their families from starva-
ton.
The district of Chingleput contains an
area Of 2753 square miles, and according
to the figures OF the latest census obtain
ablo-that Of 1S71-has 93S. l4 inhabitants.
North Arcot contains 1916 square miles
and its population Is placed at over TWO
Millions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 6.-The stock market
to-day was dull and narrow but active in
spots, and while displaying a firm tone
throughout the greater part of the day
was weak at times, with spells OF feverish-
ness. The great feature Of the day WAS
the selling of Union Pacific. q large por-
ton Of which was apparently for London
account. Operators are beginning to ac-
knowledge that there is and has been q
steady dribbling Of stocks to this market
for tho account Of European spectators.
and this has helped in great measure to
keep prices for stocks down and the rates
for exchange up, while having a very de-
terrent effect upon this market. The
stories of late put IN circulation rejecting
upon the financial condition of the Union
Pacific Company were freely banded
about in London this morning, and thu
equivalent of the last London quotation
for Union Pacific before the opening OF
our market was 36II, against 3sA here last
evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
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 efectually, 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 ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it Oh hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. "'' NV Yoax. nv
j. .su,wtw>AYlesp,estsII
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THE RICHMOND lD1sP ATCH-FRIDAY. AUGUST I. 1891.

town to-day. He win visit most Of the mar q
lecturers Vhilo hefe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
BUSINESS.

NON comes the hottest time Of the year.
Up TO date the very THIN CLOTHES have
better make preparation for something
In the FEATHER-WEIGHT line for inn
mediate use. You'll need IL. Fashion has
flown forty ways" this soason-and you
can't DO your good taste justice tying 10
an abridged assortment Ii takes half OF
one OF ourimmense clothing floors toshow
what we've got-and we've been careful
to stick close 70 the "letter Of the law
WHITE and STRIPED FLANNEL
SUlTS-STRIPED and CHECKED ENG
LIsH SERGE SUITS-ihat season or so
ago belonged solely 10 the tennis court,
now "go into business" with perfect pro-
priety. Then the PLAIN sERGEs-the
"TRUE BLUE" and BLACK among tho
rest-GENUINE CALCUTTA SEER
SUCKERS-and the best of English and
American mitations-These-and lots OF
others--in suits. MOHAIR, ALPACA,
sEERsUCKER, PONGEE, DRAP D. ETE,
sICILIAN, LINEN, FLANNEL, GRos-
GRAIN SILK. &C. COATS and VESTS,
PLAIN WHITE and FANCY PATTERN
ED SINGLE and DOUBLE.BREASTED
WASH vEsTs-BLAZERs, LONG IRA
YELLING DUsTERS-and host Of coats
Just to slip on in the ofice--or better, for
the etreet.
Take your choice uhere there's choice
to DO had. You want to be fitted, too.
Just because the material Is wellnigh
weightless don't be- satisfied TO get some
thing that hangs on you like bag. We
look out for that--and you'll md our
prices " set nearer 10 you than they are
anywhere else.
A. sAKs AND COMPANY.
PASSING EVENTS.
Chiidrens SUIT Sale.
Lodies', Gisses', and Chidrsn's Slipper Sale.
We're "busy-hOdies" this week with all
these special attractions Time win take
them out Of your reach. Promptness
pays premium in . more ssusfactory
sslectiop.
A. SAKS& Co.,
HUMANlTY'S oUTFITTERS.
EAsvsntA and Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
ou,o,s CONTINGENT IN CONVENTION
ASSEMBLED.
..,- escrtnan 20 TIE Rotircd-Chaos ~ 70
aTicNct-A Lack of Harmony
Otherwise.

..,.~ urn. Oaio. August b.--The Poo
l..-,v Convention was called TO order
~ hc II. +. Barnes. Of Tifin,
.. STATE Committee, after a long
~..a, for tho Hamilton county
.,. ng to settle difficulties and
.,.-e wore about four hundred
lrner'.
-,.,r g. Rev. Joshua Crawford
-r.al,t'crs ~ regret from promi-
... ,. mpa'hy with the move
rem george 7. Gather. char
Alabama state Committee.
carry Tat state IN 1872.
ar alsr. Another from
I.r.- t..3rug tho causes oil the
.-...f.,n. and recommending
...| N. Cincinnati resolutions
..ratpE honest money, was
~it. csrers
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assembly Do esteemed II a
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To-day.
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....rt,.u~ and met hearty ap-
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...t.r nominees II the party
.-fuug IA tie faith. They
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...a for tho Offices. The
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f.t successor a. tho gentle
r..-t.iL THIS movement Will
... question aui relc-ate John
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u.- discovered that the
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.. ..rf.lEs.
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complete without Bob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
s.oNRY AND EXCHANGE.

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