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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
CURIOUS HlNDOO CEREMONY.
The Lnscar Crew of n British Steamship
Crente "A Sensation at Newport News.

Correspondence of the Richmond Djspatch.1
NEWPORT News, Va, August 1.-THE
crow of the British steamship Haieen, from
LIVERPOOL, loading grain here for Hayre,
nave attracted great deal OF attention
during the past day or two. The crew il
chiefly composed of Lascars, or Hindoo
sailors. who are celebrating the Feast Of
Moharem, or, az the English seamen on the
ship call IT, HObsOn JobSOn. The strange
people, who appear in a variety of gro
tesque costumes, are Of course Mohamme-
dams. and are simply honoring the relI-
glOus customs OF then country.
WILD AND WEIRD.
The ceremony was witnessed last night
by DISPATCH reporter. IL is not only
novel but wild and weird. Sitting in the
centre of large open space on the Ha-
Ieens deck and surrounded by moro than
half "a dozen apparently insane men was
an aged Lascar. Between his knees he
held large tin can. which served in lieu
OF the East Indian tOm-tom, upon which
he kept an lncessant humping with a
large stick. The dancers. with thelr beads
thrown back and clasping each other
firmly by the hand, approached the old
man, then retired, and then encircled
around him, at the same time bending
their bodies Ike contOrtionists and loudly
chanting q Hindoo hymn. The feast
lasts ten DAYS. beginning with the new
moon i'll August. II will cease tomorrow
night
OLD GRuD0Es SETTLED.
The ten days covered by the feast Is
time OF general reckoning. Old gIudges
are settled II orthodox Mohammedan
style aud the new wear Is commenced with
clean record al around. Nothing IS
eaten during the day, but light neal IS
permitted soon after sunset and another
shortly before O'Clock IN the morning.
The use of tobacco and alcoholic stlmu-
lants IN any form Is forbidden, and the par
tIclpantS in the feast are even prohibited
from e1pectOratlnS. A little water is
given the men while they are dancing. but
they are not allowed TO drink any at meals.
The feast VIII end Sunday night, when
big time is expected.
oIHIB MOTIFS.
II Is confidently stated that the Hamp-
ton and Old Point electric railway VIII be
completed 10 the city within ninety days.
A number at Newport News men Will at
tend meeting ar Hampton next Tuesday
10 consider the matter.
Representatives OF the Edison Electric
Company are expected here next week 10
begin work on the plant of the Peninsula
Electric Lighting and Power Company.
The Edison people are under contract 10
complete the work by October lst, and
have agreed 10 forfeit 800 for every days
delay after that time.
Immense quantities Of grain are passing
through the elevator here. Several large
steamers are now loading for Continental
ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE EGG HARBOR WRECK.
All who Were Injured VIII Recover
Trains Running as Usual.
...x, a., tina Denatrhl

PHILADELPHIA. PENN, August bit was
etated at the Reading railroad Office this
sfternoon that there IS no interruption of
srsxel on its Atlantic City line and that all
,rains are running regularly. 1t has been
sscertained that but four passengers were
BADLY Injured and seven slightly hurt.
HE officials of the company have as as;
snrances from the physicians that ali wlI
recover. Engineer Hartman man Is M sGaeT Ron,
H. ~ who was scalded by escaping steam,
!; W. Testing easily and will recover. The
n :. OF the accident has been. determined
10 he due TO defect in the air-brake ap-
r ~ of the express train. Trains are
rr,,nn,ng as usual to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE SUMNER CAPITAL.
Presidential Metropolitan IL baseball.
Callers on the President.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dispatch

10y e'tcstoIh WV" Di'peNsl
President had an exceedingly busy day re-
ceiying callers and attending to OFFICIAL
business. In the afternoon. accompanied by
Mrs. Dimmick, be- visited the grounds OF
the Cape May Athletic Association ard wit
messed n game of baseball between the
Gorhams. team composed OF colored pro-
which was won by the former by score
of o. The President appeared much
interested in the game and applauded oil
the good plays.
Among the callers at the presidential!
cottage to-day were Judge Patterson, OK
Okolona, Miss.. who talked over judicial
appointments with the President WINS; OF
ness had special reference to the postal
subsidy bill. and Hon. Charles Emory
smith. Minister TO Russia, Who renamed
IN dinsaa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
SCHOOL INTERESTS.
ereAoY ADVANCE or EoucA-
w IN THE CRY eY The SEA.
v.,,inl Decides Wife incona-
.,,s.a wi,ness-ponstio" ~
for a steel and Iron Plant.

,,,ec Of the Richnond Dispatch.l
August I5---Thc public-school
N' .s steadily advancing in Norfolk.
,,''.'..,lools are being established and new
N''' are going up every year, fur
...b al the modern appointments
.',...,s for doing the work thorough
o. .ar,dy augmensing ITS usefulness.
% .l.o. Board o, its last meeting APP
A.' Committee to investigate the
.-i ~cpori upon the feasibility Of
~, industrial art branch in
o-t -- believed q system OF
& .t,f nu, VII greatly add TO the
,,--,cuium. Music was added
v-'' ri, url provided 10y the city
! t' sri.le foT the support OF the
r' and 10 make such i'm
.-.4, seem desirable 10 the
weren't and popular superin-
-t ~, b. e. Murray. - we'll sup
.s.imiuisiTauon 10y the board.
i'' taN ya,NkTN cASE.
-..f.r The prosecution in the
ile .0uft-marilal case closed
- ia. and tho witnesses for
vrrc called. Constructor
.....-,r Smith. Mr. j. :. Ham,
I.iphia. ana n number OF
.....r. on the stand Yesterday
',uusel for defence tried
v.. Van Nranken az witness.
, fhe room and consider
l... .. Gle court decided that a
....t rs witness. All the
..c,u led to-day, and the
s ie heard ana the case
49, sod. Monday: -.
o u.r X. Coston. lately COM
li -.re guard on the United
l. baltimore. * sunering with
y, relief here. lie leaves
~.rucs next week, with his
.'. .,,.'.y say.
VS. CONWAY INsrTcrIoS.
r....,t I'ly aud all the chief
.r. Norfolk and western road
!, ..cht IN Nr. Eddy's private
f..r I..,acuon II the line. Yes
c. -".,r they inspected the im-
r..,u 70 Lambert Point and
-...-.rlt tals city.
$40 Point Company has do
.... fur acres OF land for the
8 steele aad iron-plant Of tho
-.Ae..ccr Company. Tho
vatDr-ffOnt and railroad
Siderable stock has been
OIL. company in Norfolk and
.....s amount guaranteed.
.H te extensive and O very
.-..0. vorsmru employed.
Irs.cstl.
pc. r.-.~.r lcvsou who represents
..fr Alliance IN Richmond,
ft.. Ir'r fero1'C, OF this city.
..I I'D today.
l..tuau was elected food
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE ALLIANCE WHEAT CIRCULAR.
Favorable yotas on the suggestion-No
Unfayorable Ofiieial Action.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

lBy Telegraph 10 the DlbpatSn'i
ST. PAUL. MINI, August l6.-deorge
Mueller who issued the Alliance wheat
circular. says We have received replies
from the secretaries OF Alliances in South
ern Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin,
and Kansas, the largest number from the
last-namedd State, where tne hiiIahce y y
tayorsbIy on tina suggestion. These are
the localities to which the circulars, were
frat sent. Not an unfavorable reply has
been received from an Alliance secretary
In fact, the only unfavorsble reply, re-
county. whose name do not recall, and
he expressed merely an individual opinion.
NV opinion is that the farmers will allow
their gram to remain in the stack and 90
on with their fall work, ploughing, etc,
aud do the threshing atterward. ms, OF
ITSELF will result in q large per cont. Of
the crop being held for time at oil
eyeutsn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

YOUNG LADY DROWNED.
m,.. Alice Knight Becomes Frightened
and Fell Into the East River.
,e.o.,., telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

Ispocial ielegFaM 70 7'o ~, -
crorcysrve COURTHOUSE, Va, August
,5ns SHssA Alice Knight, Of Baltimore ana
hei GU9 in the East river yesterday after
pan when h. Miss knight became fright
h noon and fell from the plank upon which
s sneN was was sitting. She. sank and was was
S drowned Immediately, Miss h9ig 8n. Eai
eighteen years 3,d ana haa , sent 10 Bali.
her education. The BODY Was seH' " D'''''
MORE to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

D'' Atlantic aud Ohio RaiIroln
Battle with Mathematics.

Atlantic aud Ohio RaiIroan
Battle with RzttlesnakeS
i.'-. e- g d tho Richmond Dlspstch.l
h,., I1Ns., August l3.-John n.
j... v''.'sr'ver. aud M his own right,
Zen" s51si. John l.. Wellington, and
e....S .,sHnas, through their attorneys,
''lay TWO suits against x. X.
t... '''shh o. Washington county, and
~. ior $4,000 damages each for
H., execute the order OF Judge
n,,t ~, VI We Circuit Court, directing him
81 s....,. ,le order Of the Supreme Court
-a,., = ~ the suit of Bailey and others
i,al e . ,.e south Atlantic and Ohio Rail-
g8.1 -ns and other corporations.
ralre n q .''ey ordered the Sheriff, in pur-
Our, VI 'le decision OF the Supreme
~ o. , tat Bailey, receiver. In posses
lsge,, 'a ne property Of the railroad, the
hos O., aehne,see and Caroline Steel and
tsy.Qo,--.pany, the bristol Land and Rail-
a.sd ~ Luelion Company. That be had
g. l6sr 10. hughes las entered upon
teleo n ''fm since tho order was made,
scfs,ns t"o suits. ] he last is 10 cover
u .na, stages Bailey has able coun-
1em George T. Tovle. Of Bos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
ROBBERY OF A rARO-esNK.
rn. bold Robbsr Victim of the Instita-
ton.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch

n.Yros' O.. August 15.--Durlng the past
"a or four DAYS o stranger who claimed
W. Tenn, as his home has been
.a;nr faro at the gambling-rooms attach
pm ri 70 - acner's palatial saloon. No 10 south
Main street and Lost s's Be- snr %1n sSc
Apons 81 which Steve and Bill Lecompte,
i !a,, Known gamblers, and 8. Wagner, ST..
Wei shs oniv other occupants. Pulling
We his rsvolyss ha nsdArsd waanAr to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
,Jin.-siu south vale, Strike.

by Ango-Amcrican cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON. ESQ. August 15.-Notwithstand-
ing the fact that the depression in the iron
and tin-pate trade and the closing of many
Of the works in consequence has caused a
very appreciate falling off in the demand
for coal. certain coal-miners in the Aba
dare district of South Wales have gone on
strike. Tho number OF men who have qnit
work IS placed at 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
The Cotton supply.
my telegraph 10 tho Dispatch

10y telegraph TO tho Dispa'cn'I
NV York, August l5.-The, total visible
supply of cotton for the world Is l, 77s.SXl
bales. of which 81 ,022 bales are Amerl-
can, against ,l42.l5 and 569.ooo Daies re-
spectiyely last yeaf., Receipts AZ all ihte-
ali plantations, 1886 bales. Crop in sight,
s.543. G6i bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
PENSIONS For Ex-sLAves.
,h. Insoient Demand nnd i"ce'"'"''
Harangue of Negro SPEAKER
,.-,....,,, IN the DISPATCH.
Especial telegram 10 the pispa'en, W ID

p.,rnu n. c.. August l6.!W; y.
vd KAlSh' Nc negro orator, last night "a,
aM Iesseda CHURCH. He demands that ex,
Metno ~ pensioned. and said N the course
SAVES ~ s;s address "a 1.-THE former slaves are TO-
Z, r, saTinc the pension@onsy ,ns' gess
to the soldiers, and It y ,ha s'g gepsio l them
ex-slsves were drawing me nsg pe 10 the negro
seiys ,ns soldier. but the negro comes nrs.,
ana heca ,ns Il was his labor that buiit y up
aG I aba eo1ntry doing this sort Of tsslng
:, w his nome ONE Ia JohnsIon county to, ~ !
While making elder Tine G1s long on s the head.
crushing his skull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TIE FRANCO-RUsslAN ENTENTE.
Compliment rendered Mssseuet by st.
Tetrrsburs's Imperial Nusicai Society.

fetrrsDnrss Imperial nu'icai society.
lBy Auglo-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Eng. August l5.-Another in
cident in connection with the entente "
at present existing between the Govern
ments of France and Russia has just been
known. This latest exhibition of the
friendly feeling between the two nations
is an invitation which has been rendered
by the Imperial Musical Society OF st.
Petersburg to Na.senet, the eminent
French composer. to conduct n series Of
symphony CONCERTS IN the Russian capital
III January next. These performances Will
be presented on grand scale. and 1t IS
promised that brilliant audiences, consti-
tutlng the cream Of Russian political, bust
ness, and musical society will be- in attond-
ance at the various concerts. Among
those whom ii 10 announced will grace the
performance with their presence are the
Gar himself and his entire court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
DEATHS.

Mean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
eALr.MORs STOCK MARKET.

BALrrxoaE. Mo. Aurus, i5.-Virgnla IS, ~
pii: baltimore AID Ohio siOck. ~ hid North
ern Central s,ock. IS b.: Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lst incomes. OS asked: DO. "a
Incomes. Gts bid con.0liaicd gas bonds, 1874
bid do. stock, A. oli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

DTATHH.
JAHNKE.- Died. August 18th, at 5l5
P. 81, at the residence OF hcr father. A. |;
Jahnke. near Bon Air, in Chesterfield
county, Va. EVA 4. JAiINhE, in her
twenty-fourth year.
Funeral services will be held at Bon Air
church SUNDAY. August 10th. OF o'clock
A. NJ. Interment at lakewood cemetery nj
~ NJ. Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend.
SMTTH.-Died. at vinton, Roanoke
county. Va. August Is, 1891. BENJAMIN
h. SMITH, formerly of Henrico COUNT:
Funeral AID lnterment OF vlnton his
Sunday AFTERNOON ct $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
t---9-c BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
'tt+us to-milio,s for IS0e-Academy
TIP la'fefn shore suggested.

''i'-as Committees for Is0e-Academy
.r la'tern shore Suggested.
n- Richmond Dispatch.l
,-.. lA.. August 1.-THE Accomao
.'ot adjourned yesterday.
w.s reelected moderator
-lc5 clerk. The following
..uul,tecs for 1872:
.r--I. !. IristOn, George Q.
a.-l. a.. Bcl.
tf-.ss Dr. A. =. WoOdfn, A.
g. 3d.. a.- + .Lu T.. Warren.
.--- NJ. vs.. Wood. Sol. I. john
las n. DOwues.
n Or J. i. Pruit, Z. b.
sai d.. Petty.
aui Bible Board-B.
..I3;zlugh. and J. Is. Pruit.
ID. x. hing. W. W. White,
~H"le.
N t... funds. I. Rogers, J.
t.nry BOgcs.
zee p II. Purnell, A. J.
FL. So. Wood.
%. last chairman. A. j.
a. rl.e-ple, ]. II. Parramore,
d. Sto.' all John L. Noting
''' son q the association the
~ BAPTIST Academy on
/. ..'- WIS suggested by DR.. Pol
TBS. session viii DO a. Modesttown.
". ~ NOTEs.
,'.N Dazzling. who was the Demo-
j.. -.i4if Tor the Legislature in
B.. -l D. president OF the Hamp-
co.. 'l-rlE Company and the
l... "Ay Is 10 the White Mountains
Vel .-'e'.ei vacation.
b.. --ly School Board is IN session
CO. n. or citizens will attend the
'..si.ss tar uext week.
o.,... i''-en are arranging for an OK
81, ass funds for thor eugine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Endorsed by General j. u. Gordon.
p--..f. ~. 20 thu nfsnatch1

MONTICELLO. ILL.,. August 1o.- John B.
Gordon, the commander-in-chief Of all the
Confederate camps in the United States,
has endorsed the proposed reunion OF the
survivors Of the northern and southern
armies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE COLoREO STUDENT WAS LEFT
Father siattery's Complaint About an
Alleged Indignity to - Negro.
fBy telegraph to the Dispat

(By telegraph to the Dispatch-l
BurTMoRE. Mn, August l5.-kev. J. X.
slsttery. the president of the Epiphany
College Catholic, published card to-
day: On Thursday last party or students.
eight in number, from the Epiphany
Apostolic College. went 20 Bay Ridge for q
DAYS outing. Among them WAS one col
or.d student. AS he was crossing the
gangway tho ticket-collector, pretending
that something was wrong with his ticket,
stopped him. and required him 10 return
10 the Office OF the tlcket-seller. 1his man
snatched the ticket from the Students
hands, and pushed him out the place be-
fore the stupifed boy realized what was
going on. 4 policeman who was near. on
being notified of this outrageous conduct,
pretended not TO understand the COM
plaint. The authorities of the college are
seriously thinking OF bringing the matter
intp the courts against the company, and
of laying charges against the policeman
for conniving in such gross breach OF the
law.
NO coLoREp STUDENT.
Mr.. Pennington. manager OF the Bay
Ridge Company, said: II remember
Father Slnttery ard his party Of students
coming 10 the wharf, aud gave the ticket
seller Instructions 10 let them have tickets
at half price. | conducted the party
aboard and gave them o private parlor.
and no co,ored man was with them. The
company tries to prevent colored men ana
women IRON securing tickets"
Bay Ridge is beautiful summer resort
on Chesapeake bay; Is reached by steamer
and railroad. and is generously patronized
by Washington and Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

New YORK. August ] II he weekly bank state
ment show. the following changes: Reserve. do
crease, s303,625 loans. Increase, ts.o5O,-
200: specie, decrease, 5j07,i0O: legsLten-
ccf-. Increase, sol.200; deposits, increase.
sl,649. 300; circulation. increase, tiob,sOo.
The banks now hold sl7,6lI.iT5 In excess OF
tho q, nAr cent milo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
TOILET ARTICLES.
TINE VERNON TOOTH BRUSH.

We have Just received largo importation os
the celebrated VERNON TOOTHBRUSH
This brush Is warranted In every respect and
dealers arc authorized 70 refund money II moi
satisfactory.
For sale BY AL druggists. Price IS csntA
PURcKLL, LADD Co..
wi Importers and Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
THE IRISH LANO-PURcAAsE ACT.
First Agreement for the Transfer OF Pro-
perry Under It's Provisions.

by Anglo-Amer1can cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, Enc, August 10 Tho first of
the large estates IN Ireland to como under
the operations Of the Irish lsnd-purchase
act which was passed by the Gofernment
81 the last session of Parliament are those
of Lord Lurgan, situated in County Ar
magh and County Down. An agreement
has been entered into by his Lordship and
the sos tenants living upon his estates. by
which the latter agree to purchase the
property under the provisions of the land
purchase bill, the price agreed upon being
l2,5 001
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,
August Is, ls0L

0HVIN NIVO CJI DIV EXCHNNG2s
August Is, lS9L
OFFERINGS
WHgAr.-3.s84 bushelS
CORs.-1,s0S bushels.
OArs.-2, $50 bushels
MuL~0FFAL--52 tons.
sALEA
WHEAr.-1. 742 bushels
CORs.-l,0 26 bushels
OATs.-0J0 bushels
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAr.-rongberry, Djcesl.02. MiIsd. p5c.a
st.ol. shortbeny. voc.asi. No. 2 red. Sss
DOC.
Conx.-white prime yirs.nia). zoe; No 2.
Toe. Mixed. No. z, 0sa69c.
OArs.--So. z. 35a37c.; No. 3, 35a36o H.
,ected. 30c Winter FOR soedl, 4oa4Sc.
krx-7SaS3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
pEnI1s'a MAsErr TxcIrKn. 100.

BERLIN. GEa., August 10. : Inc RTHIh
market here to-day was very much excited.
Rye for August delivery. which closed yes
terday NJ 249 marks. was quoted at 26O
marks. After many fluctuations the mar
ket closed strong with August rye ut l59
marks, and September aad October at 2i3
marks, 80 piennigs. August wheat closed
al 2i2 marks and September aud October
nj Q35 marks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Treasurer Iesesne, Of Charic,ton, Dead.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.]
CHARLESTON, s. c., August 15.-W. N.
Lesesne, the Charleston county treasurer.
died very suddenly to-day OF apopiexy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

HicIol's No; !. q i Fig .n ada c SosSs
line sun. Cured are PuTss Ols sha,c nAN
Euo- CuxAd Tohaccnxs xxS LAas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Rc- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets. Rev. J. 3.
FIX, Of Lynchbarg, will preach a, IL A. NJ.
No services at night. Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
Baseball Yesterday.

At Philadelphia Ueague):
Philadelphias .......0 0 0 l 0 o.
Pittsburgs. ...........0 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Batteries Esper, Thornton, and Glenn
ents; Baldwin and Miller.
At Brooklyn Oeague):
Brooklyns. ..........0 0 0 o.
Chicagos. 0 0 2 1-6
Batteries-Lovett and Daily: Gumbert
and Merritt.
At Washington (Association);
WashingtOns. ........1 %
Athletics. ...........0 o D %
Bat cries Carsey and SutcllH; Weyhinh
and llIlligan.
At St Louis (Association):
St. LOUIS 2 0 l 0 OF
Cincinnatis .........2 U 0 0 O-3
Batteries -Stivetts and Boyle; Mains,
Dwyer. and Vaughan.
At Boston;
The two Boston-Cleveland National
games and the Observation-Disclosures Associa-
ton games for to-day were prevented by
rain.
At New York Ieague):
New Yorks. ..".......2 I 0 0 0 0 IA
Cincnnatis .......0 0 0 O 0 3 0 o.
Game called on account of darkness.
Tatteries- Rusie and Buckley; Rheyes and
keenen.
At Louisville (Association):
Louisyilles ...........3 0 0 ! 0 0 o o.
Columbus 90 . 0 100 x--s
Batteries-Meekin. Fitzgerald, Cahill,
and RYAN knell and DOnOhue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
roo LArn ron cLA ss.IlsArloss:s

TR O. q. A. NJ, ATTENTlON:--
d Ths members q kichnonp AZ ~. sxS'
S 81 y ecrr SD2 Han 'rauHsbAY kvENix1
xususs 9Osh, o. O'Clock eherp. y PsrM9ss 49,
IN he dsdtsstoa q ne sunsos VfG - n.osss
III PoSsiI corner Tvsaty third ed CnssSs
6s,i .vsnun Vembsgs viii pieAee yees 49,
fSs Sssse councilscs hes issued 9sPs@2, .sssss
ipf ne varicas counSils g susns; 49, ~. ~
CuI ~ . arSs,n "a osSssA lostiss1 bane
sia s':p;s:' ns''A b Ssss;fscsS''SSA cu. M 8
MOONLIGHT ExOuRsni0SeN:Ixnx
s::s S S;Ss a 5SBSS 33ad' as -: =
sSts 81. . I s'on9SS ~ ~ ~ - S1S3}
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
,sy NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH

Services will bs conducted ~ Row. PHILIP b.
CABEIL Of Wilmington. Del. at Wilkinsons
Hall. Ninth street between Main ana Franklin.
TO-DAY. Morning at IL oclock--suN.ect, "The
Bible as the Word Of God evening a: = o'clock
subject. Tho Gospel Of the New church as
Adapted TO tho Present Needs Of Man."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
tHIsC'fBrGIBiI LAD.

c-r .Ao lnl sent from this
c. o. % tie reform school
f.. and who escaped from
rfra th.rl time last week,
t9-Iav u Bedford county, a
l eis e.ty. he will be taken
nhfO5v tomorrow.
. I'd .u'-tu.ding OF Edward
tu0sr.t county. few miles
r.-. burned last night by
O. .sr a large amount of hay
we,edestroved. There was
policy expiring two weeks
t.. .-lL.t lad 10 renewed.
.-lg NOTES.
|i.l ~.ltes District Court will
pt.mr Ter 18th.
-a.- .'. ters to-day with every
u.oJiH.
IS bedford county complain
infested with numerous
.,ta pcIdlers. who steal
.r.-. .ln las their hands on.
.lf tobacco here this week
..l pounds and the geve-
t..- W.l- 3,s09.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16

Eea3- FEVENTH-STREET G II RIS.
TIAN.-Preaching by the pastor. JAsEz HALL,
AT ii A. NJ. To-Day. No night service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-16
No coLoRIp srUDENT.
THE LATEST HAll-SToNE.
A Monster Two Feet in DIsmcter-Crops
Utterly RufLed.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch

icy Telegraph 70 the Dsspatousl
ST.. CLouD, MINI. August 1.-THE storm
proves to have been much more serious
than At first supposed. Hail FIRST began to
fall. When the storm, which came from
tho north. reached Samuel Gllman's farm,
about three miles northeast Of Sank Rspids,
and from thArs alaosA "a Elh uivas- n the