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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
DEATHS.


BLANKINGSHIP.- Died, on July 10,
,s99 THOMAS COBBS. infant child OF
William ). and Helen A. Blankingship.
Tho funeral took place from their resi-
dence Monday afternoon, july nth.
Petersburg (Va.) papers please copy.
CURTIS Died, ut his fathers resi-
dence ON Libby Hill, July II, 1882, az 3,5O
O'clock A. NJ. ROBERT b. T. CURTIS,
eldest son OF John A. and NJ. '. Curtis, III
the 36th year OF his age, o..
.The funeral will take place from 81.
Johns church on THIS (Iuesday) EVE
MING, July 18th, at 3 o'clock. Friends OF
the family are invited TO attend without
further notice.
DABNEY.-Died, Sunday, July 10, 1892,
AT z. NJ, ROBERT f., son OF John and
Elizabeth Dabney: born November II, 1871.
His funeral takes place from First Bap,
fist church (colored) THIS AFIERNOON
at 4 O'Clock. ,,,
and New York papers please copy.
EVERETT. Died. at lis o'clock Sunday
morning. July TO- 1889, JAMES H., eldest
son of T.. =. and the late Jonn III. Everett,
IN the 10th year of his age.
Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace;
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
The funeral took place from Clay Street
Methodist Episcopal church at 10 A. NJ.
Monday, July 18th.
PARATER. Died. at the residence OF
his parents. No. 600 State street, Fulton,
July IT., 1892. ALFRED RAMON, infant
son of +. J. and Mary \. p. Parater; aged
3 months and days.
Funeral will take place from st. Pat
ricks church TO-DAY CTuesday), July
18th, at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
SNAKES, BIRDS, AND BUGS.
A Collection from Virginia Gotten Up
for the Worlds Fair.

Professor Palmer. nOrthologist from the
Smithsonian Institute, who has been detailed 70
collect mammals for the Worlds Fair, has Just
gotten up a very fine lot OF specimens OF BIRDS
and bugs from Virginia. which will be dressed
aud properly mounted and forwarded 20 the CO.
lum6ian Exposition next year. He, IN company
with MI. William j. Woods, Of this city, spent
about ten days In the tideHater section OF
the State and In that time secured seventy-odd
kinds OF birds, embracing many OF the rarest
specimens ever seen here They also caught
three live snakes-a large king, black OF un-
usual proportions, and a sprcad-head inocchslh.
These we're brought 70 Richmond In boxes and
attracted n great deal OF attention "hhe theY
lay IN Mr.. Woods's ONCE. During this time the
black and king snakes were put IN the same
apnrifnent and a terrific fight followed. The
reptiles cOled themselves around each other. but
owing to the superior strength of the king snake
his antagonist had 10 succumb 10 his power, ana
toward the close OF the combat the Diack serpent
could only snap al the other.
While Professor Palmer had the reptile IN MS
charge he tanned the king snake 70 such an OK
tent that he could put Is around his arm or nee <.
The serpents were shipped 10 Washington Satur-
oay cVening, where they are 10 be ether1zed IN
order that plaster casts can be made OF them.
Rubber rae uinfieS OF the snakes Will be made
for the Worlds FAIR, ana they viii 90 daily ex-
hibited a. reproductions OF serpents raised on
Virginia soil
Professor Palmer and Mr.. Woods give quite an
interesting account OF tue way IN which they got
rare birds In many instances they waited moro
tasu an hour for one OF the little fowls 10 return
10 It's nest aud then shot IL with q small ride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


JufY Il.-Market IA devoid OF special interest
today large and select line OF nllers Is VIVA,
Is chiefly offered In new tobacco, With fair pro-
pOrt!on Of smokers. Wrappers arc quiet. Inc
daily sale Of shipping dark keeps Regei buyers
and dark tobacco sellers and warehouses busy
For large aud select lines OK dark klchmond II
now preferably and by virtue Of cheapiy bright
holdings the market for large or small buyers.
Weeks internsi-royenue collections: cigars
and cigarettes. $l,l5f.00: tobacco, S3,l3HlS'
special tax, e200-total, s4.4Ol.Is.
Mr. w. g. Thomas, Of LOUISVILLE n.y. has
been with the trade for several days.
Mr.. w. u. Carter, Of Wilson, n C.' was a
visitor to-day.
no loose sales tomorrow.
Mr.. Lewis ". LgbtfooI 10 out again after q
long spell A.,
getting an their Word's-Fair exhibit
N ednesday a committee will visit the tobacco
manufacturers Of our city 10 Interest them M
making a display at our agricultural exposition.
ana Il Is hoped every ono VIII RESPOND cheer
fully rhe same work viii be araiiabie ~ Tue
WorlJ's Fa,r and 10 must De done.
Loaisyiile, n.y., has appointed strong Snt-
cago- Exhibit Committce-tvo warehouscmsn,
Messrs. Darwin Johnron and crawiord; two
buyors c. N. Garth and Alexander Wenthtli
one manufactured, N. W. "cisinScr, anu hf.
sch aenelton. Of the exchange. This cofnmittee
,o-onerates with the tFado CT large OF Kentucky.
'theiSoharco- plant manufacture In all stages VIII
he exhlbltei' Virginia must wake up or ioss an
opnortunity for tho best display ever 70 DO had.
There is no waY out Of H. Action must begin Al
once. An Exchange meeting should DO called al
once for the purpose.
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:.}JC.

The truth OF il is-they are what's left OF our
summer stOck-Tecks. Pufs. Four-in-Hands,
Ascots, Windsors, Puniabs, Windsorettss, Flow
ing-End Tecks, Band. Bows, and String Ties.
Better have a dollars worth-any three Of Them
Your experience with US has taught you that
We always have enough'to 60 around. But you
mustn't expect that to hold good during our
special sales. We've put those els, 1880, els,
and sis5O SACK and cUTAwAY SUITS out on
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Primarily IransfeTs.

Richmond Jackson Guy, Samuel II. Pulliam,
and their wives TO Lucy 1ribbsy's trustee, 2134
feet on the west side OF 81. James street be-
tween Charity and Federal, $3.50; Thomas =.
deter and wife to Samuel IL. PulliEm, "a feet on
tho sOuth side OF .Goddin streetn ear Roane, sub
iect 10 lien, $40: James Lyons, special conf
missioner 10 Alexander Jennings, 20 feet on the
north side OF Nam street near Eighth. 81, 100 ;
Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan, and Trust
Company TO Frederick II. Hablistoa, 81 feet on
the north side OF Grrco street between Jefferson
and Madison, s4,Sl4.40; william II. Smith !
trustees 10 Granite Perpetual Building und
Company, 80 feet on the north side OF Taylor
street between Reservoir and Randolph. s1.5CO
J. NJ. Wiltshire and wife 20 X. =. Carter, 20
feet Gu the south side Of Clay street near SMITH
S2.45O.
Henrico: Rafael Z. Cayedo and wife 20 John
j. Cavedo. % feet on the east side OF Union
street near louisiana. 50 Thomas =. Hooper
10 James ID. Hooper and others, lot go III Du-
yals addition, S727.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

THEIR POLITICAL FREEDOM.
Decisive Action of Union-Levei Alliance.
Important Resolutions.
UNION LEVEL, July 2, 1892.

10 he EdHor u the Dlspd'ch:
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Union-Leyel ALI
aucc. No. 954. showing Tue attitude Of said ALI
ancc toward the requirements Of the legislative
council Of virginia IN reference 10 the Third
party movement:
"Nhcrrq4, the Legislative Council OF the
Virginia Alliance hes recommended That all
members Of the order In the state who refuse 10
pledge themselves 10 support the st. Louis de-
Wauds shalt in consequence Ice rendered iueli-
giule 10 the Offices ~ president and lecturers In
county ana sub-ali0nces; and whereas, We. the
members Of Inlon-Lovel Alliance, No. f54, be-
hcyc Said Hct of SAID council 10 be unconsutl-
t0nal: ho IL therefore
Resolved, That We protest against said act a.
uuWurranied. unfair. unsafe, uniratcrnal, Hrli-
traiy. dirtatorial, and unconstitutional
Efsovei That We decline 10 lie controlled by
what We consider 20 be the Unconstitutional re-
concentrations Of any party OF officers 80 lar AZ
our political privileges aio concerned.
hos we'd. That We consider said act Of saic
council IA a hold flourish oi the party whip. ai
sight ol which other political parties may well
STARE with astunishmcn'.
Resolved, That We DO hereby pledge ourselves
90 hold iuViolate our political freedom and claim
a. stand sQuaroy on the Alliance constitution o.
duiuS 80.
hss,iycd. That a copy Of the above be inserted
in oIT records and copies bc forwarded TN
RICHMOND DIsFATCH, kU0i Messenger, aud Chase
CTS fTagse,S tor publication.
r. N. PATTILLO, Secretary Alliance No. 1o4.
h. q. GuU'f. President.
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Imita,nrs and Impos,ors.

The unequalled success of Allcock's Po-
rous Plasters as an external remedy mas IN
duced INSCRIPTIONS parties 70 oIet imi-
tations. which they endeavor 70 sell on the
reputation of Allcock's.f IL Is an absurdity
to speak of them in the same category as
the genuine porous plaster. Their pretenl..
siOns are uniounded. their Wanted merit
unsupported by facts. their alleged supe-
riorty TO or equality with Allcoek's false
pretence.
The ablest medical practitioners and
chemists and thousands OF grateful patients
unite in declaring Allcock's Porous flas-
tiers the best external remedy ever pro-
duced.
Beware of limitations and do not be de-
ceiyed by Misrepresentation. ASK tor All
cocks. and let no solicitation or explains
ton induce you TO accept substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
eessuRo LEGAL LUMlNARIEs.
r,ox vnl shine at Old roint-An Early
uor,ine Marriage Cruise.


,corrospondence Of the Richmond Dispatrb.l
perrRssuaG. VA, July 1.-THE attendance o.
Petersburg lawyers at tho Bar Association II
virginia which meets in annual session az Old
po,ot tomorrow, will be quite large. Iessrs'
Alexander Hamilton and Richard u. Davis arc
oireadv there. mud Messrs. w. II. Nckcnnoy,
Gcoryc $. bernard, James 81. Mullen, George
Mason f. r. Lassitor, and W. y. AcRae viii
leave In tho N otning 20 attend the sessions.
Mr.. Wallace NJ. Fucker and Miss kllenora,
daughter Of Mr. y. W. Burton. prominent lum-
her dealer Of this cliy. vii be united In marrnge
AZ G:3O O'Clock tomorrow morning. and VIII leave
on tho o'clock train for their iIturc home In
West Virginia. Tho BRIDE Is a very charming
md popular young lady.
PERSONAL
Mr. John +. Rohlly, son Of Mr.. Daniel Rahiiy,
81 this city. has just graduated al Immiisburg
college. Maryland. With very distlnguisncd
hcnors. lie carried OF the FIRST prizes In all OF
his studies
Cnftain Frank Clements and party, who left
here woek age on pleasure yacht on fishing
cruise, returned homo yesterday Wen tanned by
sun md wind. by reason OF accidents and other
aiverhties they ala rot get out OF James river
bit they had tree and glorious time nef sftho-
Icss.
STRANGE REFUSAL
Ex-Mayor r. y. Jarrett has chartered n train
over tue Auantic-Coast Line ana Chesapeake
and ono railway Tor The 4th Of August 20 carry
a large excursion party OF ladies and gentlemen
90 Hampton, Ola Point, 90. The excursion n Tor
the benefit OF the Female Orphan Asy lum OF TINS
city. Tho Norfolk and Western railroad refused
90 furnish "a train for the purpCs'.
The impression h growing stronger each day
that General Malone Viii be- the Repuhhcan
nominee for Congress In the Fourth District
There s strong opposition % him M his own
pnrty but pc Is believed 20 be The strongest can
didnte for the pOsltiOn. Neither Langston nor
any other colorcd man would stand any show Of
election.
Iloa. James +. Epos will doubtless be re-
nominated ~ fbe Democrats without opposition.
Ills course in Congress has given sa;isfnciion'
and the Tmrd-pariy people can find no objection
10 him except that he II "A Democrat.
BASEBALL WORK.
Tho contract for the new baseball park on
west Washington street has been signed, and
the work Of enclosing and improving will be
commenced al once, and The clubs Of Richmond
NuIfok. and oitor cities will De challenged 70
play. Qunrlcs viii bo the pitcher Of the Petors-
burg club.
The business at the tobacco warehouses IN
this city durig This month has been exceed
ucly Iphi. TO- truth. very little Of the crop Il
uog IN the hands Of the planters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

A row Of some magnitude occurred NJ hos1r-
voir PARK on Friday night. one OF me rulcs
governing she pavilion Is that there shall DC no
.. stag dancing" Two young men, ono OF "hoii
was ". :. Angle, were engaging IN TINS sort o,
Amusement on the evening referred TO- ana
Frank Wade, the floor manager lnteruplr
the parties. The latter contendcd mat angie
made an insulting remark 20 him ana the ma
tor was reported to Mr.. Iimmer who also spoAe
10 Angle The latter Immediately oO@yed MI
thinner. .,.
Wade, IL seemed. invited Angle out 70 tho paiS
for A fight Angle refused TO go When d,
started for the cars 20 go homo he was ioioWei
by Wade and a crowd Of young men, some salu
twenty In number. A sort OF general nght en-
sued, and the whole party were before me jug
tice Yesterday. Wade WAS hncd s@u; Mller an.
Evans $40 each. Gus Ostrcher, frehd ol
Angle. who struck Wado across the face with q
cane, was nned $40. Security was required oil
each OF the four. , Ia,
cursing and abusing Mrs. l.. O. saunders wa
continued until the 14th on account Of the AZ
sence Of important witnesses.
Willie Strain, little white boy charged WIZ
a minor offence was sent to the reiormatory'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

b. f. Perry and wife have again entered SUIT
for Islander I'm the City Circuit Court against
DR.. ". ". Parker. Damages are placed al
$4,000. ,.,
me Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company have Appealed to the supreme Court
of Appeals in tho case Of Genestra against sall
company. Rosa Ia Genostra sued the company
for the loss OIL a leg and got verdict III the 't-
Ont Conyt which Judge Wexford refused to set
aside. ,,
Thomas Davis n native Of Wales, declared
his Intention 70 become a citizen o. the United
States. ,
In the case OF Stoyer against D. anderson
Tavlor a Judgment OF s44 was rendered tor tho
g.fp
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THE PE0pLE'SPARTY.
q STATE CONVENTION GALLO FOR
RALEIGH, ". c., AUGUST 1918
A,,o,ttonment OF Delegates and How to
BE Elected Reduction OF hates
state Normal College.
nnr-n,iol.sram to mo pi.eaich.l

,, q Julv ll..-To-day the
~, - .Ao oo,vont,on Of
l'nr.'Nf,'''' '''' -. .a.,,.,A 4,
tic iNnd Df ''p' l"'y :
ls ...ued hr ". Il, LlhuaaN' '""'l h'"n 20
H., state Committee. and Says ne
,,..l... ....t. a North Carolina WI moe;
''i' ,t.sA 60. ,eth Tor
800 convention At sNalo'N"' ""."s'
to- turp0.e ~ nominating canGidh''' .''
N,.t...Mca. and also 10 select electors l"i
...., l.,ro for the national ticket
''' - ...,,,.,,. committee
l"t '.''i Ii''" rs ''N" m - c,rptv con-
D. t,trN N'lih'd 'o '.n ." ,.t IN srlcrt
v.n'i'n ol th' pHi.N hNN". ~, tle state
delegates WIN power !. I'll be entitled
t'"''i'i''' iNDg .l"'@ s1o votes cast
Or Governor .aii par'i--l j" ...,o.,,,, ,,itna-
.tf traction tncf' T. d, 'D"t rbalrmen
r.. are de~.rnl'c ..'.r.t,p snail send
tuhh 80 "in 'i ." '.iYt, convention for
or ...t fof Governor all PAL
4 e''' N' ., ~a.or.iv fraction thereof.
.,n,,ltiou- cc.ing aei' galcs 20
....,.t r.uycut 0ns shall eject one
f.~...lv 800 votes cas- Tor NoFVi-
,.., r,rtlrs. 100 lss-.'
... .reg CONFUSION.
tt. r.,I,r.y Comma
Io '''."' p, ..,.,.J Nearly All
- l..r lowered on the
'f'I-i' i'.'t .nJ h-anches and
e'.'-- .,.. i[rn cr,l.lv reduced
u..,' -f ii,', -.,t e, ,hc nublio h.
i1.' u.s., r.o5s efone as 10
.rt. rsguctiop Of rates
Do" aI ..... o,.',,,,... q, $4,000 "A
co.. a. COMMISSION ha, increased by
N''' 's....l win. az tho rail
ID. tl.. amount SlGl7. 900 Is nos
'.i.,.,,..-. npf thcStatc courts, superior
.,.... b.... decided tuai n is liable.
.,i.r,r.(fte remainder Is unqucs-
, .rI. St.t. lax is thus increased
. 1,. r.urf, and municipal taxes
....i ........,.t o.u..r, than thrice as much.
t..t. ...,. l,,..t. have been constructed
'.i ,.',.u remoIcileI ly order Of the
,...ar..,.s.,r
convention Il tae Third party IN
a.. fl, TourtD District g. rs order 81 =.
o,t, Wien rlsu.cd from Ju.y 18th 10
A,..Y-ti.tt
....,.--.,,,,... r,.7.rrr
.f "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

Rankin. Sacred dcsrt b. wittkamp, 81. Marys /;
John VI. Higgins, 81. Peters; John J. hansln'
Ancient Order Hibernlansi James Crcaner.
West-knd Catholic aud nenenciaI; Co9ne' sosn
81. Pstrick's Beneficial and social; w. T.
Reddy, McGnl Catholic Union; James HANNAH
Catholic Knights Of America, NO lfj; =. Noe
nan. -. Vincent de Panl conraterhry Q, ~,
Patricia. William Dafron, It. Vincent de Paul
Of 81 Peters: ". Mssurier. Catholic knights o.
America 80 1Os: g. Ross, St Josorh's; tnhrios
Iloiybach. ST. Benedlcts; joseph bliley, n,.
Mary Social Union, ana A. vondeiehr' =. Mays
society II Blessed virgin Mary. Tue errurAoh
party will attend the dedication and the pro
Goods Of the trip will be devoted 10 the church.
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A Crank

is constantly turning the world, keeping
II in connection. It's vigorous exercise
keeps the whole body active. But its the
constant going that wears. You've no
time TO rest. no time 10 eat, and hardly
time to 1--we. It's miserable living at the
best. Constant Indigestion. biliousness,
and constipation. The body crank needs
attention. Keep the liver active with Sim
mons LAYER Regulator. and you can 60 ~
much Is you please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

iv,nr very m a, biz residence aud is beyond any
2sa yo',oy man Firth. from pcquosin District,
yays c,,,o,y Who il charged with attempted out
raee. has beep unable to give tho ball. sl,SO0,
required ., =, ,,.x.,,,,
Miss Cora Smith Is s1mnerng ~ ,mgihls
Beach with her sister MIS- no h' "uE""H' VI
NJ William @. Waller was here YESTERDAY,
Ne WsiIrr having bcon hcro tor several days
assisting al the bedside OF her ie'S''ve' hfs.
1Vfef
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THE RICHMOND DISPArCH--rUESDAY, JULY ~, 1892

with killing dog; q. Shelton. betrayal; chester
Evans. petit larceny, and Thomas w. Enroughty,
shooting COW, the property Of Charles braxion.
The Jury adjourned TO meet again next aonasy
Tho cases OK Housemsn and Lloyd, chsrseu
with unlawful Rssaalt will Dot come M until tne
August term of the conrt. Lloyd was bailed IN
the sum Of $500 for hls appearance. whiic
ffousernan was remendsd to iatl.
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DEATH OF Mr.. WILL MORRIS.
4 Useful Fable Servant and Good Chris
tinn Gone-A Carrier-Pige0n.

tian GOne-A Pigeon.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FAKNyuLE, VA, July IA pall OF sadness
is spread over the entire community, caused by
the death OF Mr. WIN Morris, which occurred at
1910 o'clock yesterday morning Mr.. Morris
was In the Goth year OF his age For
I've years he has boen the deputy postmas-
ter of Farmyiile. On the 18th Of November, 1889,
ho married Miss Edna X. Gillian, daughter oil
SIR. W l.. Gillian, Of this place. lie was meul-
Der the baptist church, Irom which hts funeral
TOOK place tins morning at O'Clock. Rev. Or.
Bagby. OF the Baptist. and Rev. Dr. Harding, OF
the Presbyterian church, offciating
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning carrier
uigeon a!ighted from tho storm in the yard OF
hr. X. d. Miner. OF this place. The bird was
taken into the house, and upon examination the
following was found about his body: On a wing
33 was marked and about the legs wore two
handsome plain and enc bearing the hsufes
and letters sd. b. No address Of its owner
was given. The bird is still In the custody OF
Chiei-o.. Police Miller, who viii release him II the
owner Is not soon heard FROM
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MAJ, n,h,.sand ora People Die.

There we're So deaths in Richmond last week,
an Increase OF > over the corresponding week OF
last year vnen the temperature was slightly
higher. or those who died % we're white end 81
colored. There were % deaths Of children be-
tween 8 and II months, while % died under >
years. The week was also hard Que on Old
people, 10 OF those who passed away having
principal causes OF death: Consumption, 5;
cholera- infantum. 3 f; whooping-eough, 2; teeth
ing, =; heaft-disease, st exhaustion, =.
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Donations From Danviile.

WIN I1't9 y W
DANyuIE, Va, July 1.-THE Jury in the ease
OF Bupttu against the city Of Danville failed TO
agree aud we're discharged and the case con-
tlnued.
r. 4. Williams, Of Person county, y. e., ana
VINO h secretary OF tho County Alliance denies
mo abatement pu blighed some time since that Do
rs a Thiri-party man. lie says he has always
been a Democrat, is n Democrat nov, and VIII
Hote tor the Democratic nominee Tor PRESIDENT
aud Nice.Presdent.
colonel /. G. Berkeley left tonight 70 attend
the meeting OF The Bar Association at oid I'ont'
The PEOPLES party OF Caswe1, N =, nave en-
dorscd the Omaha nominees ana plstioful anu
nlsces M nomination. a full county and le2tsla-
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1n,s. w,uford saysDiyide 1t Equally.

In the Henrico Circuit Court IN the case Oh
Ranks's administrator against Banks and others,
Judge Wexford sustained the decision OF the
County Court, which was that the amount III
vowed should be divided equally among the
heirs This Is suit for Division Of French spo-
fourths Of the award. 1t IL understood that the
case wall be appealed to the United states SUI
prsme Court as the claimant OF the three
fcurths IA n non resident.
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Raznnrnfthe Drnlds.

The bazaar u Monroe Grove, No. !, OF prul1s
opened AT Belvidere Hall last night under very
encouraging auspices. The feature OF the even
ing was a minstrel performance which was III,
tensely enjoyed by all present. Inc iius'I ~,
singing was yery fine, and come OF the Joke.
we're new and original. The entertainment VII
continue for two weeks. and the program t ~
will be varied and attractive each evening. 10
rSrroyg night .sThe Peaka sisters; Thursday
night. Mrs. Jarley's WaA-Works "; Friday
night Fan Drill" Ali these will be under the
direction OF Miss Mamie Pegram.
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T0UUtIaI IuIUsFdIIl 70 IIIH IIINUlt0hl
STArSION, VA, July IA sad accident 90
cured al the c'ty engiuo-hOuse yesterday morn.
INK. TIE little boy Of j. II. Warmsioy, q year.
old, fen through hole Ia the fOor Hnd striking 4
buggy on the first Door. broke its ncck III,
faihef u the boy u a member Of tno IRE coRt
pauy, Rnd had bis children with him GA ais visit
q ne cuglnc louse.
Large numbers OF the members o. the Norma
Institute, ghich meets here tomorrow, at,
coming IN today. The session Of the Norma
continues % August Sth.
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marine INTELLIGENCE.

sun ises.......... 5:0l llIGH TIDE.
sun sets.......... $50 Morning. ......... BOD
Moon rscs.~...... 052 Evening ........ GA
PORTOF RICHMOND, july IL, 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New lork,
merchandise and passengers, george W. Ahen
~ Co, Agents.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers 4. b. ratum, yics-presdent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, July ii, 1851
BY telegraph
SAILED.
Schooner Eagle Wing, Salon, Mass.
PoRTOF WEST POINT, July IL, 49,
photograph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo. ~.
Steamship City Of Atlanta, Dole. New YORK
passengers and general cargo.
Steamsbtp Dorchester, HOwes, Baltimore, pas
gers and generates
SAILED.
Steamship Imperial Prince Cox, Liverpool rit
Newport news, general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Boston wa NoriolA'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city OF Atlanta, New 1oSk pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
aud general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

Amy s-Receipts I75 head cattle, $50
sheen and lambs, aud 500 head hogs.
sales: 10 head cattle, POO sheep and lambs,
and 500 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle, Dost, 4ai14c. gross medium 70 good'
3a3t.c. gross; common 70 fair, 214a2t4c. gross
Bulls, 2hsa5c. gross.
sheep, 3i4a4c. groes.
Lambs, 540c. gross.
Hogs, 74a7Ac. nst.