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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
PLAN DECIDED UPON.
DELEGATES TO The DISTRICT
coNvsNTloN WILL Sc CHOSEN.
,.e, Meetings 10 he Held on Thursday
N,eh,. August sste-rhs representa-
,,on Allowed -other Features.

~. Ctv Democratic Committee held q
80 IN tho Circuit-C Court Don last
80, and unanimously adopted the report
he Committee OF Plans in regard TO
lection Of delegates TO the district
,.,,ion. 10 be held in this city Sep
-to, eth. This paper provides that
..,,nes shall be held in the various pre-
NJ each ward on Thursday night.
.,st 2sth. at the usual polliug-places OF
.~-cvcnient thereto as may be prac,
..Ifa These meetings are 10 De caliet
'rler by the ward superintendent VINO
1rsctcd 90 preside until permanent
r..rsoi the body shall have been eiecteo.
..,o-t gives the number 81 delegates
t"' 'l.rtoct is entitled 20 ne follows;
"a ,au Ward-First Precinct, 4; Second
~ 4. Third Precinct, 8.
1' tl,son Ward-First Precinct, B: Second
v..rct. 4: Third Precinct 81 Fourth Pre-
&C, ,, ward-First Precinct, 4; Second
-rt 3. Third Precinct, Z; Fourth Pre-
c Ward-First Precinct G; Second
.,t 4 Third Precinct, 3; Fourth Pre-
t 4. ritth Precinct. =.
81 Wari-Erst Precinct. 8; Second
,-f p: Third Precinct, A; Fourth
g. Fifth Precinct. 4.
sam Ward-First Precinct, ]; Second
I: 1hird Precinct, ?; Fourth
l-,c. 3.
WHAT 1HE PLAN PROVIDES.
n Ian provides for the usual prellmi-
.grh as lights. stationary, black
iortho advertisement OF the names
dates. printing OF tickets, &c. and
. H-..G-. aIrNf D.. -. anargf
Tvrrv ballot must have the full
and no more, of delegates TO
+.n precinct IL entitled. The
Of the registrar shall be secured
.bl-. and be shall bring the poll
b.. precinct, and the voting shall
IS. K. usual ct elections. If the
.,.-. should not be present the voters
t. be- called out and record made
... -sua
I'd. .ai names are 10 be compared at
rrd in case of an excess Of votes
M an he replaced IN the ballot
s-. .f'cr they have been well shaken
-.- .t.rv Of the meeting IL TO be blind
abb required to draw theretrom a
l.- 2 ballots equal to the excess.
..,y after the voting closes the
..r. O., be counted by tellers 20 be
.- t.I lbs the chairman Of the meeting.
,...r rroydes for the usual return OF
rs. &C.. TO the City Democratic
.... After the adoption of the
huiy went into the consideration
a. ...0l matters.
ID orES HEADQUARTERS.
r.rm.l Patteson was instructed TO
... %haldquarters OF the committee at
...yDulent place just as soon as prac-
e.-l siperintendents were directed
I....t Al the next meeting an estl-
.ls' of the election of delegates TO
. 1n the Publication Committee
.-.rtet 20 have the report Of the
...s on Plans printed and distrIb-
Committee then adjourned to meet
f-,l Ilel ay night next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NAV YoRk.

NEW YcRx. August a.--Cystop quiet: tnsfdiing
total net sscelpts, all ports. l.149 Daica; OK
ports-io Great Britain, 2,x30 beles; 10 the con-
tlnsnt, sos bales; stock, 4s1, $50 bales. Wheat
fairly active and easter, ciosins steady; No y
anoat; options closed stssay ~ MalA under
yesterday; No 2 red. August, o31se; sep
tenb Der, s4Ae December, SSttn Corn dull
lower, and weak; No. 4, Orr. IN elevator; DIE.
snoat; oDticus closed weak August, di}<c;
SoptsInbsf, 53aScL; December, 5Stsa Oa1e
moderately actise. irrcxsiar, and weak; %
tlons weaker, and tsirly ectlve; August 3SHc.:
september, 3ssko; sp0t No y 5n7tesH3se
siaasd fsp. aai5e. up; Auxaprz ol2.50 500
tsmrsr. slx-o5a4I2 rs; xovemner, elu.1p;
apal Elr Erner aud more ac<tye No. ~ i3&<4
sasHr-Rsnned fairly sotive aud arm Aolnss'ae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
Arranging to Observe LabOr-Day.

A Joint meeting of the committees from
the various trades unions OF the city APP
pointed 10 arrange for an appropriate OBJ
seryance of Labor. Day was held last night.
Ca motion the body decided that a parade
and picnic should be the features of the
occasion, though the place where the lat
ter viii be given has not been fixed upon.
Mr.. II. T.. Murphy was made permanent
chairman, and Mr.. John Il. West perma-
nent secretary. The election Of the chief
marshal was postponed until Saturday
night, when the committees will meet at
Odd-I eilows' Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

GroUcEsrER COURTHOUSE. va. August
9.--Yesterday was Mathews court day.
DIR. L. s. Foster. chairman of the Demo-
cratic Committee, had given notice that
the Democrats would reorganize. very
large crowd was IN attendance. Df. Q
ter was reelected as chairman, with o
strong committee. After the r~eorgAlifa-
ton AIR. Marion Jones. of Gloucester, was
called upon for q speech. aud .
powerful presentation of the issues Of the
canvass and al earnest and soul-stirring
plea for harmony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

New 0riesns dnil- Blcs ssr,us 400 49,
r, ssva h,sesr, and IN far dsHard rs,nsj.
rss iork. 1910: co.ioa-ssef oil aaies All
s.esay SEA-. snn I: graas. sss yellow. 3Itfc. Kosi1
2ssss1tr. Pork more active aos eers
nuts qussL Cu~neets quiet. ,,,ck,.a ,~
ixaI2Ac.. Middlos quiet and ssss1, 'tt =
so~er ana moderately active; wsstsri. s,ssn
s-sptsassr, ss's5; Jsaas, Aasss', ssss:
nf"ss ana qa'et; cotton, ased.; grain. I'D
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Anxuss OIL. vac m. Mil, ,,,,
y 90 NJ trouble to-day. To-day The t.ei.
ING Was The very reverrs OF yest,riss a.,
we bnils who hung TO their holdiaxs 50 armis'
their shorts yesterday. we're Al once "a 80
oPeainf tpis morning IN their mutual ia AZ 4,
SOL. Tho crop conditions had entirsls chan,s.t
over night, and 20 had nearly every ofass con.
dition that Affected tho nlarkets Thsys $50
some reactions after the price had conc scsn
sharply, caused by the shorts taxing ths ooesos.
unity 70 cover the limos pat onl yes.er.lay
near the top, bat the tone Of the MAKE, al.
9pssnoi wsakness, and tbs close va. cNy.
Inc corn prs rss ersmmed With = wildly sxrlts
crowd, who were ~ eager 20 sell ssthey h.i bs.o
10 buy yesterday. They an santsd - asl,s snsir
pson,s al the same time before they disspp.arsi
ironi view and very naturally prices aud "a win
from 5%ts 10 b4A.c., agalnst 5g7z~. AZ ,ns .s'ss
Yesterday, and the price quickly slumned n,
S3pSc This was on rsportsi rains IN he soa,s.
vest put later correspondents sort messages.
saying that much VI tho DAMAGE Wa a..
you'd rcpair, AMI q rally OF 40. fol-
iowoi. TINS caused an incroased OFFERING.
under which tho price broke 10 5sIr'
Another reaction OF W.. took place later. sni
the close was at 334c. oais followed whoa,
aud cort, aud tho close shows a lo~, Of ~.
Provisions we're less consistently WEAK man
grains. September PORK opouei rs. lower an
heavier receipts u hogs than were Anticipated
AMI a decline OF DC. Ia their value, and ,om
heavy selling broke the market lOal2Ls.. more
Then tile market suddenly rallied. septsmser.
which had touched sl3O5. ruee 10 sl12Bs b,i.
during the latter par; Of the session tho pyt, a
settled back 10 sl9sJ, rallied, ami clossl ,o~
a, si3-s los Of SOC. Lard Is 15c. on ana ribs a
like amount.
Cash quotations; Flour 1rm and unchanged.
No. . spring wheat. fsIo: No 2 rel, sSllc.
NO. = corn, 93lSc. No. : oats, 35Aa33Ne.
PORK, sl2.e0asla Lard, s7.90asS. short-ute.
ss.O5asS.l0. Dry-saltcj shoulders. s7.2Sa
$40. short-clear. sS.2oass.25. whiskey,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED IN BATH.
RousIng address by Hon. John Goode-
Folly of the Side-Show Parties.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
WARM SPRINGS. Va, August 9.-Ihe cam
paign was opened here to-day by a rousing
address by Hon. John Goode. The notice
that he would speak brought a good and
enthusiastic audience. He showed the
folly of voting for either of the side-shOw
parties and showed that the real fight was
between the two old parties; that the
Peoples party was helped by the
Republican party, and was but an effort
of the enemy TO draw away our forces.
As a delegate to the Chicago convention
he gave an account of his mission, draw
ing out in strong relief the platform OF
the party and the character of Its nomi-
nees. He touched with much emphasis on
the force bill, and made plain the errors OF
the tariff. He paid a glowing tribute to
"Our Harry" His speech was well re-
ceived and will undoubtedly do mucn
pOOd here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
Boarders ut the white House.

Anderson johnson (colored) was taken
Il 10 the penitentlarv yesterday from
the city jail TO serve one year for grand
larceny, aud the following conyicts we're
received from Roanoke CITY: John Smith,
murder in the second degree. six years;
Jack Hunt (colored), unlawful shooting,
one year Joseph Foster (colored), grand
larceny. four years; Simon Anderson
(colored). grand larceny, four years; John
A. Franklin (colored), felony, one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

Both the method aud 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, c~leanses the sys-
tenn eaectualIy, dispels colds, head,
aches and fsvers and cures habltual
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 ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Due
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA m SYRUP co.
san FRANCISCO: o1i.
la l-sa. wlwlFotlp forrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

BY reason of conflicting meetings the
tom OF Inspection of the Committee ON
Light whlch was TO have taken place last
night has been postponed until Tomorrow
evening. -
The Doiy will start from the Council
chamber Nc $3.50 O'Clock and will 90 all over
the city. noting carefully tue condition OF
the electric-iamps aud where moro illnmi-
nation is necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
RICHMOND roeAcco Market.

l1ieportsd for the Dispstch.I
AUGUST e.-AuctIon offerings on Change 90
day: A packages and 4 taken IN. Highest
price, s9.25; lowest s3.o 0-ayeragc $500.
Private sales: Wrappers, 80; dsrxs io-iofai,
81 hogshesds.
Revenue collections: Cigars and clgarsttes,
sl,l24.0o tobacco, 81. 937 .S0-total. S3,osl.so.
Registered on 'Chaagel IL. y. Knott and h. II.
White, oxford, n q.
Wrappers have been seiiing quite won fo- the
past tive days. and to-day, As yesterday. they
constituted the larger part OF the days tusinesa
Other grades quiet and without any change IN
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
NEW YoRK,s BIG STRIKE.
The Difficulties ArranE ed-Other strikes,
However. Possible.
IRy Telegraph To tho DIspatch.l

IBy Telegraph % INC DI@paIch.I
NEW YORK. August g.--As mauy Of the
b~uilding-trade strikers as could find places
went back 70 work to-day. the difficulties
between them aud their employers having
been settled. There is now no lack OF
workmen on the 100 buildings on which
work has been almost suspended for two
weeks. Possibly one third Of the strikers
are vet idle for want of places.
The painters at work on forty buildings
are complaining that they are not being
paid according TO the union scale. II tho
matter IS not adjusted shortly a strike VIII
be ordered.
The strike of the plasterers' laborers,
begun a week ago for an advance in wages
of rs cents a day, is still in force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10


NSw YORK. August o.-Ths stock market to-
day again sank into tho most impressive duiness
and except for the Changers ani fndustrials al
most absolute stsgnatien marked the trading.
The dealings in the stock mentioned, however,
gave tone and character 10 tho whole market.
WAX STOCKS BKcoaE STRONG.
The demand from tho shorts mado
the stocks which were weakest yoster-
day the strongest to-day. and Bnrllng-
ton especially, AT the best price, showed a gain
OF something over 1 per cent Rock Island and
Atchison followed, but the Improvement In ~.
Paul and Omaha WAS confined % Insignificant
amounts. After the nrst hour the Industrisls
were not prominent in the dealings. though their
early gains were for the most part retained,
Sugar, however, beng the only one which nuc-
tuated over a range OF more than a fraction.
Among the . w-priced shares only Minneapolis
and 81. Louis showed any special advance.
THE CLOSE DULL But FIRM.
The market nnally closed very DAN but firm. At
or near the highest prices Of the day. sales,
listed, $4,000 shares; unlisted, $4,000
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Epsnina.-Exchange quiet and steady az 4sTl6a
49,. Commercial bills. 4S6Aa4s7A. Money
easy ~ i5Sa2 closing offered at 1bN sub
Treasury oalances-coin, sl03, 100000 cur
rency, S2J,o3p. 900. Governments dull but
steady 4 per cent?, ll6. state bonds ne
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

Your needs are pushing-our facilities are
"puling"-and between the two you won't be
able to resist the temptation 20 redress your
selves to-day-and do it HERE. You don't want
to miss the offerings we are making. They are
unusual-even for US. Here's the $3.50, 1896,
and $3.50 sale Of MEMS sUITs-prices that
arc oil out of proportion to the values in each
lot.
A thousand and one special values at special
prices are clamoring for attention in the HAT,
SHOE, and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS
"Nestsof Novelties"
We mako money for you--for saving It amounts
TO the same thing-and satisfaction 10 our
guarantee 10 everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
Narrow E.cupe from Drowaing.

G.. Boarsosti came very near being
drowned Yesterday afternoon while
bathing IN the lake above Mayo's Island.
lie is not a good swimmer. and getting
beyond his depth soon sank. Mr.. w. q.
Wade went 10 his rescue. followed almost
immediately by Messrs. j. Ii. Heck and A.
G. Wilkinson. and the sinking man was
soon on o solid foundation OF rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
IA leading rutures ranged a. follows
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CHICAGO. August 9.-Catle-receipts. 10000
head shipmen,s. $500 head marke. allow and
lOaloc. lower; b9st steers. 5A.s5as5; fsis ~
good, sf23asi.T5; others, eas5as19S;
rangers, e340asA25; ~stockers, 81. T5as325:
cows, s2.50as3.05.
Hogs-kecelpts, $4,000 head, shipments.
5000 head market opened sieajJ and closed
&c. loTer; rough aud common, t5~.50ats.75:
mixed and packers, tj.sSae5.p6; prime heavy
and butchers weights, s0 .76sto.20; light,
so.00as0.1 IL.
sn~eep-Recelp,s, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady on sheep lambs
stronger; natives, sl50aS5.1 Texans.
s1salgasi:%0 westerns, $500; lambs.
BALTIMORE.
BALrrNoHE, August a.-Fiour steady, an.
changed receipts. l4,S5l barrels; shipfnenis,
s32 barrels; sales. 900 barrels. Wheat
weak-No 2 red spot. sls4as29sc; August
SlleaS lssc; September, S1lsaslAc. Octobor,
s2taaS3c.; steamer No. 2, red, 75Is78 re.
ceipts, l62.6S8 bushels: shipments, 22T,O32
bushels; stock, l,ls2, l05 bushels; sales,
$4,000 bushels. southern wheat steady
Fultz, sOas4c.; Longberry, SlaS4Nc Corn duh;
mixed spot, &c. asked; August. 57t&c. bid Sep
tember. Ole. bid; October. 57a57Lc. steamer
mixed, 52c. bid receipts. $3.50 bushels; ship
sales, 5000 bushels. southern ~corn-whito
easier, Doc: yellow, steady, 57s5sc. Oats
firm; No. =, white western. ace: No =.
mixed western, 3sc.: receipts, 400 bueheb
Vh i~vtfol buHltlr. hlt utfhtys
No. =, 72Ac. receipts, 2.7O5 bushels: ship
ments, 1885 bushels: stock, 12,g3g bushels.
Hay quieter good 70 choice timothy, tl4.00a
1880. Grain irelghts steady; steamer 10
quarter, 2s. 3D.; Hour, 49,. per 100 pounds.
Cotton nominal middling, 7ssc. Provisions
steady. Mess-pork, s14.3O. Bulk-meats loosel-
Shoulders, $3.50; long.ciear, 80; clear-rib
sides, $50 sugar-pickled shoulders, $3.50;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, $3.50; hams,
small, s1t60: large, ola. ~Lsrd-kehncd,
1925; crude, $40. Butter firm and aetiye;
23c.; do. imitation iOa2Oc.; ladle, fancy. isc.;
do. good to choice, l6ai7c.; store-packed, LA
loo; grass, i5al0c. Eggs steady ne l4alttc.
Coffee nrm Rio cargoes. isir, st7; No. z, l3ssa
l3Nc. Sugar steady; graduated, Az. Copper
nrm; refined, sl0.S71ssil. whiskey steady
at sl.2oasl.2B. Peanuts unchanged.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August p.--Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat closed ll4alAc. down.
Cash lower; No. 2 red. 7tc; August, 74c.
September. Zoe; October, 76c.,. n1mins.ly.
Soc. August, 49hc. bid; September, 4g34c;
October, 49c. bid. Oats declined t7sc. No. 2,
cash, 32Ac. September, 32asc. Whissey
firm at sI.l0. Provisions lower early; later
el3.75. Lard. sG60 Dry salt shoulders.
s7.02l1. Observation-Disclosures. ~. Hams, s1l.5oa
$3.50
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, August a-Flour easy. Wheat
strong; No. 2 red, 70c. Corn duh aud lower;
No. 2 mixed, 34c. Pork neglected and nominal
at sI3.25. Lard weak and lower AZ s7.s7la.
Bulk-meLts steady nc ss.62h. Bacon Grm &C
1925. Whisky quiet and steady.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c, August 9.-Turpeutine-
Nothing doing hos'n n.r strained Doc:
turpeDtioe steady hard, a.. yellow-dip and VIZ
gin, sl.65.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
noara Of Arrleal,ure 70 mee,.

. Nomiaissioner Of Agriculture on yes
,..e''ed telegram from MAJOR Snther-
l1lAtni Of the board. announcing
Al -' uAa called a meeting Of that body
SOnery White sulphur Springs on
Inc 18th instant. IL is hoped
ls. quorum u members will respond. as
% Importance Is 10 be considered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August o. OFFERINGS Wheat.
4,5g2 bushels. Corn-White, LAO bushels.
Oais. 5,764 bushels.
SALES - Wheat, 1876 bushels. Corn-White,
412 bushels. Oats, 80 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT. -Longberry, 76aS4.. Mixed. 7jaS4c.
shortDerrv, 70aS3c. No 2 red, SIC.
UoRR.-White, Virginia, 61a62c. No 2, white,
0Iad2c.: No. 2. mixed. 5Sa69c.
OAfa-Winter Qor seed, 40a45c.; Ne. 2,
mixed, 39ss0c. T; No. 3. mixed, 30a3Sc.
nYR-Bla75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
nAnrNE INTELLIGENCE.


mSIAruRE ALMANAC. AuGrsr 10. 1899.
Sun rises. ......... 5:2i HUN iioA ,.aa
Sun ssrs....... 700 ! MorninG...-,.'. 3.a3
Noon risss.-.... s:53 gvening ......... "
roRroF RICHMOND, Aususr Q. issa
AKnIvKD.
steamer Arlsl. Dsyo. Norfolk. mercnsnnas
and passengers: a. fs'u"' "N~p
sAu.Ep.
Steamship ola Dominion, Couch. Nen iorx,
nerchandlso and passenger, GEORGE W.. Anen
q Co., Agents
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS AUGUST 3 1882
[By tslesrsph.l
AsxIvsp
steamshtp Cydonis, Key West.
steamship Tordenstlold. Boston.
Steamship saturn. boston.
schooner j.. J. Moore. New YORK.
SAILED.
-efea Concord. HAMBURG.
S~toamship kanaxhs, New YORK
Steamship cydonia. kiusstyn.
stesmsbip rordsnsk,oid, Bergen.
schooncr L. sutton. Providencr.
sc snoon 4 4. Andcrsca. Portsmouth.
O n OF WEST POINT. August y issa
[By telegraph
ARxIvkD.
steamship Allegheny, Parssr. oy'csas W.
yoriclk and Newport News pss'shss's sA' ~
ersl sa rsr Elm CITY. Marshall. walsssson- pas
sencsrs and general carf2 p.,.,voa,e 49,
sssamshlp Charlotte. Sirsis' psi'"Ss's '"
seuEsrs ana general cargo
sAfLkn
xsesu,sa,p Alsxnaus, provldsocs va Sesft'
narsenrsrs and general esrf9 $1,000.
Ss~amsh,p Charlotte. dAiunore' pesssa<scs
ae si! ssas.s r; ss' Ss;y. walssssos, pAssssssss asa
Esnerai cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
DEATHS.

NORMENT. Died. at the residence o.
her parents, 1919 west Cary street, o. ~
NJ. Sunday, August Z. 1897. NOLA bEh-
NICE, infant daughter Of T.. j. and fIo-
renee Norment aged IA months.
The bloom Of health was IN her cheek,
The light of hope illumed her eye;
She looked like one too pure 20 i've,
Too bright and beautiful to die.
But the relentless spoiIer came
And to~uchedhsr with his bliehting hand,
And. like q bird from prison free,
She passed into the spirit land.
Funeral took place Monday at az, III.
Intsrment OF 0akwcod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
Mars Is Inhabited.
fRr telegrnph TO the pispalch

[By telegraph TO the Dispa1chi
NoRrHTIrLD. MISN.. August 9.-Good-
selIs Observatory claims the distinction OF
being the first during thus opposition 10
see Mars's two moons. Professor Payne
says there is no doubt that Mars Is In
habited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
The New Kent Democrats.

Colonel Meade Haskins. chairman of the
District Committee, will go down to New
Kent Courthouse tomorrow andlook after
the party organization In that county. lie
wall also address the voters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. August g. Cousols, 3s. 74lsa
14LS Northern Central stock, 63l9a61 Bal
timore and ohio Southwestern lists, 10b4a
1O5& do. Sd incomes, SO asked consolidated
gas bonds, l15 bid do. stock, 60a6OA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

"a, y, following from the Washington
yoabg Aae'dly tells OF the sad cad OF a
pom ~aA who was well known and quite
lss. nigb, nalshmopa About $50 o'clock
william l.. Stone, 0 white man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Honds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. asa the
Weather Indications
tBy telegraph to tho pispasca.I

tBy telegraph TO the Dispasca.I
r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August o.
FAIR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina for twen.y.four hours
from midnight to midnight; Fair
weather, followed Wednesday evening or
night by showers In Virginia and Western
North Carolina; cooler in Northern yir-
GINA: southwest winds.
-
TnK WElrHxR IN Rrcnxcsp YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. followed by a slight
breeze at night. At ~ p. 81. the skies
were clear.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
L.. "a L. Dr...-rr. a. .nala.lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

FLouE.-We quJ.s: Fine. seass.2j: SUPER
fine, s2.50as2. rs extra, s350as3.75; family.
s4a si.26 patent, s5ae6.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

When you are on your way out Of tow,
drop by Louis Fox's store. 1919 Ashland
street. and fill your demijohn with Is
Select whiskey. He keeps the genuine
article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
c.orr. w,l.oo,s Minstreis Tonight.

The parade of the George Wilson Min
morning and will be led BY Hugh Comp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

DOCK AND JOB WORK kEATLx
Sj6Qg1sDAs sas a''sA'ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10

The parade formed on Fourteenth street
and Market street, and moved up Four
teenth street TO Court-Place. CouTt-Pla to
Sixteenth street, TO Broadway. to Sixteenth
avenue, to Pennsylvania avenue, TO
Eighteenth avenue, 10 Broadway, TO
Seventeenth street. 10 Curtis street. to
Nineteenth street, 20 Laramie street, 70
Sixteenth street. and to the Masonic Tenn
ple, on Welton street, where the divisions
dfsnerspl.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

lKepOFted TOT tus DIspa1VH'T
AUGUST 9.-Narket steady. Light uspsac.
t,ons reported at quotations. Prime, X,c. /;
extra prime. 2Mc.; fancy, Be-; factory hand
nicked. 3s4Ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
soMBRERos AND SPURS.

II was an enthusiastic gathering. and
none were more enthusiastic than those
who came from the mountains and stood
with sombreros and spurs on among the
spectators. They had never seen such o
gathering before, and they made the most
of their opportunity. II was a gOod-na-
tured crowd, too. The knights were
cheered to the echo as they marched along,
looking haDDy and proud.
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NEW YORK srock MARKET.

Mean temperature. ...............