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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31

Aug1se. e0i<c: s~osensn., ssx<.
tls<n Cofn dais and xsaksy. ~ etsf<sx.2
a. xsssss s aS e.. scoss opssss dseas1 =
IN ihs smcsns * vs. - .sAsrs . ,se !ssresl
Letter grading, CLOSING ssas srd an,i, xss.ss
70; scpteiatrr. 57s<c.; MY. Sstr oss9
S ria.s s's .. w:sssr 70. No sss>ssssss;
icser: August, ss, sss4 g.; sgs.ss. I'm -
fober, ayr. Cones-Opt,oss ,ososa .s.$sSjj ~ ~
hnenaneei 70 points down sf.d slossS A., 80
ss.,'s.sr ~, 70 :" POINTS up. sep,embsr, Si3Gs:
eiafo; spot Rip arm All ayss,. 'ts.".
iftssi5c suga-.lscnnsd arlnsr Ana \. go - :.
msnd. holssses-Nss Oflesn. 49, "a
sssssy, , nes nrm and IN fair dsmsas. pstso-
oioc css,on.s.,s i' q, AIN rsnsaNsw rsrs.
.osyIc. kosin gais, aud nrm; ssraiaed' com non
70 good. sl32t<saI.27Lt. Tnrpsntlns dri, So
s,esay. Pork quiet and easier; new nses'
slsseasl2.eo. Peanits quiet Beet duh sn3
picked bellies, sasisc. shoulders. ss4ssi,ls
Middics quiet and steady; short-cissr. Ss.i3f[
Lard doll and easier; western steam. a.. e,,y
800; September s7.9s. October, e5.M
1 Ike, fsssn's iersr aud weak cotton.
CHICAGO.
CsicAoc, Angus, 3o.-Eyery'hins dealt IN on
tne board opened soipewhas bisn this mornInx.
but the strength was no, long lived. whest sicS,
ened at once, and e. there was no ouarnnf;ne ~
keep lover prices on, q the other pts. the an
meni soon became epidemic all over the door
aud vniues receced In unison, ana clos,ps psic~s
were generally az or near She lowest Of the dsy.
The Improved tone In wheat at the start wss Due
chiefly 60 the cold, rain weather An tbs
Northwest The down ,arn was helped by
liberal receipts, ne irm cholera grip oa
Europe, and liquidation. sep,ember vhsaf
opened 40. higher but rapidly eascd on.
closing 3tc. lower. Corn was weak aud loser.
although almost everything IN the way OF news
seemed TO warrant better prices. ssptcmber
opened We. higher at 5lasc., bat sold down AMI
closed 5osSc- Oats, IN view OF tho continued an.
favoral crop news, were stesdler than other
grains, and only Nc. lower. Hog products uere
lower on FREQ selling. very little demand ana ths
weakness In wheat aud corn ia spite Of lisht 70.
ceipts Of hogs and better tons at the yards.
Pork shows loss OF 27hc., lard, l2,sc., and
ribs. 10r.
Cash quotations: Flour easy and dun, but not
quctabiy lower; No. spring and red wheat,
1Shc. No. 2, corn. 50ssc No. oats, 34lSc.
PORK, sl0.35as10.57i%. Lard. s7.o5asT. ofiS.
Short ribs, s7.77lSss7.s0. Dry-salted shoulders,
.S1.t5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31

Bliley, who wss charged with recklcssly
driving his team over Frank Hall. son OF
s. ~ Hall. Several witnesses who saw the
accident testified that Ford was driving
his carriage down Vcnable etreet very
slowly. Frank. with some other little chill
dren. was playing in tho street and Franz
ran under the horees. They also stated
that the driver stopped his team as quickly
as possible and that the occurrence was
unavoidable. DR.. Garcin said that the
little fellow was better but not entirely
out of danger yet. The case was dis
missed.
SEVERAL oTnEn cAsEs.
James Burke. charged with keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday. was discharged.
as was Henry Washington, who was nc-
cused of similar offence.
The case Of James II. Jenkins. who, II
is alleged, cursed and abused II. Randolph
Fauntleroy in the public street, was con-
tinued til this morning.
Henry Ennerickson, white man charged
With threatening TO shoot woman named
Bailey. was fined $40 and required 70 give
security IN the SUN OF 800 for sixty days.
jacob Moses paid 81 for keeping his
place of business open on tho Sabbath.
A charge against James II. jenkins of
petit larcency was erased from the docket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Arrangements for the Battle.

At meeting last night Of the Committee
on Management of the entertainment TO
be given here during the exposition this
fall by the military of Richmond it was
decided that this grand exhibition-The
Battle of the Crater-should be held Octo-
Der 7th, 18th, 18th. and l4th. An executive
committee consisting of Colonies Jones,
Halves. and Phillips, and Captains Hutche-
son and Gasser were appointed to take
immediate charge of the details OF the at
fair.
A sufficient guarantee has already been
raised to insure the success of the enter.
tainment, and those interested in this. re-
production of that trying event of the late
war promise that 1t shall be one OF the
grandest exhibitions of its kind ever wit
messed in the South.
Rehearsals will be held on September
8th. 18th. 22d, and 18th, aud October 9Th.
On September 9Th the first practlclng
will be done and it will be what Is known
as a station rehearsal. IL will take place
on the Lee-Monument grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
THURSDAY. These families take their de-

Thursday. These families take their de-
parture to-day.
Mr.. JohennIng end family have moved
into the residence just vacated by mr.
Nease, and Mr.. N. Ames and family are &C
crpying the Bailey place in lien OF mr.
Mat. Springs people. who have gone 70
Norfolk.
Sir. +. L. Powell has the contract Tor
building Mr.. Ames's new residence.
Professor Leslie Watson has purchaser
land connecting his place with tho Nine
Mile road.
A most enjoyable lawn concert was
given by the Howitzers' formerly East
Richmond) Brass Band at the residence OF
Mr. Arthur Hawk. Two years aud hhi
ago this enterprising young man col-
ceived the idea OF organizing q brass psnu;
IL was composed of sixteen pieces anu
Mr. Hawk was chosen leader. IL has de-
ycloped TO its present capacity, ana re-
Gently the services Of Professor Thomas
Prosho have been secured as instructor;
This band has become quite proficient anu
is a prominent and fayorite one IN tue
city. Professor Prosho and Professor
Max T.. Crolock delighted the audience
with several numbers of the most excel
lent violin music they have ever been
privileged TO hear. Apropos TO the occa,
sion large night-blooming cereus opened
its fragrant and waxen petals upon tne
porch. This band gives an excursion 10
Norfolk next Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
SILL, coNLEY, AND WHITE.
They Were Not Badly Treated by the
Richmond Ofhcers.


According to the statement of the YORK
correspondent of the Harrisburg Telegram.
Still, Conley. and White. the three men
who were arrested here and locked up on
the charge Of blackmailing Lottie May. as
sert that they were brutally treated both
at the First station-house and at the city
Jail.
Both Deputy-Sergeant Ralston and the
officers at the First station-house deny
this. Mr.. Ralston says that the men were
profuse in their thanks to him for MS
kindness TO them. and that they were
made very comfortable in q nice, clean
cell with new bed-clothlng. They were Al
lowed the privileges of the yard and once,
and everything possible was d one for their
comfort. Not an unkind or harsh word
was spoken to a single one of them, ana
they were subjected to no mistreatment
whatever.
A reporter of the DISPATCH saw the men
in their cell at The First station-house the
night that they were locked up and knows
that they had every comfort consistent
with the accommodations of the place.
Sergeant Whitlock says that for an hour
be opened the cell door and stood IN front OF
it so that they could get fresh air. He also
save the men We're furnished with bucket
of ice-water, which is not customary, and
that fan was taken from the office and
loaned them. Still thanked the Sergeant
tor his kindly treatment during his incarce-
ration in the station-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
DEMOCRATS ATW WORK
AZ MEETING OF TsE CITY
seo' COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT
.,,., work--sfn James l. Gordon
He''e"s-, r,ournoy to speak ~ the
'"' rhurman Club Tonight.

committee was in session for q
Inc ~ - las, plight, and steps were
sho'' . " the organization OF pe'no-
iSssn ' slob. all through the city. Much
sf'''c hn,,,ess was also transacted.
foal'nVn or,ccrntic headquarters over tho
ibe 70 pa,k Of Virginia have been fitted
N'''' t'n facilities for obtaining transfers
wa . ~" TO other necessary campaign
and 80 a.d competent men are IN charge
maiie's' -, requests that Democrats
TIC comm hanged their residence since
Who aA',,or vii come % headquarters anu
lsJ g., -, gctt!ng their traneiers'
'ee So .',,s.r,c gLI.LY AT THE OLD MARKET
IHk D@''' To-NIaRT.
~. members OF the Thurman !, Demo emo
lne C,rb have been actively AZ W0t l
d''l nc for The big meeting al the oiu-
i'Io. Hall tonight A.. ..,,,,ai,,,,
A...',l,s IS the opening OF tne celhpaig y
- c,,g large crowd "a expected. ara
70 'D arcommodstlons IN the way Oh soats
l.ecn provided. oand on lon a'',
lave "a enthusiasm TO the occasloi' siio u
SlI' "u '...,'-ks outside prior 20 the speaking
o. III their brllhancy to the scene as
81 ..,riv pemocratshrrlve' ns...
DE "a ". FlOufnoy Is now IN the CITY,
a0'-, senator Gordon, who spoke at
81 - N1ws last night. will arrive hero
NtFt' Eo.b OF these distinguished gen.
i'j'.' ,.s,a been speaking in various parts
tra, 80. aud should meet with hearty
g iA, a., me hands Of our citizens.
re ...rI',.uaU Club has appointed the
lle 'psrept on Committee: Messis.
q " --1rln William NJ. Iurpin. a. ".
b. J.. 'i'obu T.. Epps. and Emmett Rich
h.''-''Nr Crump will preside and In
',o-a tls speakers. 49,, =,
ug33l'. .-.bers OF the Thurman Club will
ll' VrDouough's Hall, on Eighteenth
ne, '' 49, so z. NJ. where they Will be
'u.'3 with badges, and march IN a
s.5, 70 che la.L
,,.lrrs BOYS MET TONIGHT.
o.po.,ets Democratic Club viii hold
40. .-,st,ug this campaign ut Hogan 8
90 ~ -.,rt al s O'Clock. The managers
1901 IN 81. the members and other true
W. "a. n that section TO be present,
l'''. ,....,ed 10 pat matters in shape
81, s..iSe canvass. Refreshments Will
4A.,.l sitter the business before the
IA, been disposed OF.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Tafs r-Nhrq ActiNts auu luo nOi
-, Democratic Club Of Clay Ward
i-.,- a Cleveland and Stevenson flag
~. III ,..sge on the night OF September
UT Ire speaking Will take place at
--ls,. UsA. Among those who will
..'. sre congressman O'Ferrall and ex-
VI,..-r,sal meeting of Powhstan Club
.-r.abr.l oD thursday night, when OFF,
~, III be elected and other important
i-.a,,, transacted.
t'-. Considered certain that Colonel
r-,p Fellows, of New York, will speak
F.lr.l8 during the campaign.
Ir.r,v,l Boz meeting at No. 5l0 north
e intent. street next Friday night at
t.'.rs.ts O'Clock under the auspices of
-. Fosrh- Precinct Club of Jackson
v..1 Several good speakers will be pres
,,.ri8 c.llla. invitation IS extended TO
-.ffl.IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
GAMING If the q. Al r.. to Richmond.

Phil. Kearny Post. G. A. r., of this city.
expects to carry sixty or seventy members
TO the grand encampment, which begins IN
Washington September 18th. The post,
accompanied by Its friends, Will go TO the
national capital on the morning OF the
18th, and will return here with the great
body of Grand-Armyites.. who Will VISIT
Richmond on the Esd. Phil. Kearny Post
will keep open house during the stay OF
mittees under the charge of Mr.. n. X.
Smith will take the visitors to the various
battle-fields and points OF interest around
the city. A committee from Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, will assist IN enter
tanning those who wore the blue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
RICHMOND 1oeAcco MARKET.

lhepOrteo Tor tue DlspACh.
AUGUST 30.-Auction offerings on Change to-
day: packages and 4 take In; highest price,
S11. rs; lowest. 1920; average, s06l.
Private sales: Filters, "a; smokers, 10 wrap
pers, 2S--total, Isl hogsheada
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
81, G06.50 tobacco, 731--totai. s4,653.S1.
Registered on Change: T. ID. Christian, New
York; w. J. Boykir, K. T. smith, Oxford: X. l..
Miller, Lynchburg.
sun-cured breaks are falling OF; prices are
firm. Very sound Jugs sell at ~ TO 6iS cents I,
medium leaf unchanged. Filters or brights were
in strong demand to-day. The reports from
Caroline and Louisa counties are miI Cd and con-
fictng Some reports are the reverse Of other..
The crop is probably irregular and changing
from week TO week, some growing worse and
some better.
Mr. Robert Mosby, OF X L. Norris q Co., re-
turned fom Bedford City to-day.
Regular loose sales win now be held daily
Very dark mahogany wrappers were In demand
to-day in ine-cured kinds
Mr.. ID. I. Yancey Is homo again from Oxford.
n. G. lie reports Granville county tobacco a.
being In very bad condition. Mr.. Yancey takes
his place with US again a. tobacco buyer.
Mr.. L. II. Lightfoos 10 home from . delightful
trip 70 his Rappahann0ck farm.
Our tobacco men VIII have little time now 20
prepare for the trade parade. Those Who don't
DO their best will regret it when they see the
crowd OF spectators eoming 70 Richmond 70 the
exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
prouertv Transfers.

Richmond: James BLAIR and Others to
Hugh Blair. triangular lot near Fifth and
Federal streets and 1853 feet on south side
Federal street near Fifth, 81; K. Powell
Dunn rnd wife to Sallie A.. wife OF james
T. Redd. % feet on west side Third street
between Cary and Canal IN exchange for
land IN Henrico county; Philip Gibson
and wife to Leigh Crutchfield, q feet on
south side Main street between Beach and
Morris, S4,113.7l.
Henrico James II. Barton and wife TO
J. w. Harrison, lots A and in block "a.
Barton Heights, 81 500 Commonwealth of
Virginia to Joseph A. and Philip j. Rem
nolds. 10 15-l00 acres adjoining lakewood
cemetery; James Johnson's trustee to }.
A. and p. j. Rennolds, 30 feet on north
side Newburn street near Cedar, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
DARING CONVICTS.
AN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM con-
FlNElsfIr FRUSTRATED.
They Reach tho Wall and storm tho
Guard uouse--rwo of the Three
wounded-The Captured.
mr tolerrnph . ,hs plapatch.l

JACKSON, Mica. August 90.-Edward
Huntley. Detroit burglar; John Davis,
burglar from Kalamazoo, and Lige ?
Billiard. sent from Detroit for six years for
assault with intent TO kill. tried to escape
this morning from the penitentiary. Hunt
ley and Davis were fatally shot. All were
captured. The attempt was timed to the
best advantage. The convicts had secreted
o long ladder near the southwest corner
inside the wall. Keeper Case saw Huntle,y
and Billiard leave the shop. de instantly
followed, They ran swiftly TO the south
corner, where Davis joined them. The
three convicts placed the ladder against
the wall. Davis running up TO the top. tie
had his hands filed with stones which he
threw at the guard on the wall as he al
vanced and at others who followed inside
the yard. Guard Clark fred three times
at the men but missed. His gun then
failed 10 go of.
TREY STORM TIRE GUABD-HoUsE.
The two other conyicts then mounted
beside Davis on the wall and seeing that
Clark's gun had refused to go OF they
stormed the guard-house on the wall, IN
side of which Clark was on guard. They
attempted TO batter in the door, intending
to kill Clark and secure the gun. Huntley
carried board shield four feet long and
iron-coyered. which he held in front OF
him to protect him from the bullets and
rocks which were directed toward him.
Seeing all three guards coming he jumped
down outside the wall and started 10 run.
By this time Clark had put new cartridges
IN his gun and began firing. He struck
Huntley twice with mis- bullets, one enter
Ing the right side near the hip and another
lower down in the leg. The guard, Free
man, came up at this juncture and brought
Davis down with a ball in the left hip.
Billiard then threw up his hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Death Of a Popo,ar Young Man.

Mr.. r. N. Furgusson, son of Mr.. j. L;
Furgusson. of Chesterfield county, died
Monday evening at Bacon's Castle. Surry
county. after a short illness. Deceased
was about 80 years of age, and was MEM
Der OF the firm of Warren d Furgusson, OF
Bacon's Castle, He was very popular and
had many friends in both his native county
and Surry. The interment will be in
rbaatarfald
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
A Pair of Kids.

Thursday night will be the opening here
of the engagement of Ezra Kendalps
famous and funny skit, "A Pair of Kids. "
In the company is Carlotta, the beautiful
Miss Bordeaux. formerly of this city. who
introduces tho great serpentine dance for
the first time in Richmond. with the fuli
accessories of calciums and other stage
effects. The piece has been seen here be-
fore and has earned an enviable reputa,,
tion as q fun-maker. The engagement Will
be for the balance of the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Frse-ror-Au Fight

BY telegraph ~ the Dispstcn.l
I,oursAr1rx. Kr.. August S0.--In a FREQ.
for-all fight ut Pant Lick. ten miles east OF
Lancaster, KY. Saturday Humphrey Best
was shot and killed by John Campbell.
Campbell 10 turn wss badly wounded.
Two little children were killed by stray
bullets. The murder is the outcome OF an
old feud. Best was the toughest charac--
ter IN the country around, and has killed
four men during his career.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
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, cleshses the sys-
tenn eaectually, 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
its 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 the 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 on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE. M ssW Yoas. NV
ia ,wtw)Fotlp focrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
EAST RICHMOND chlT-cHAT.
PERSONAL and other Items of Intsres, from

Mr.. G. l.. Miller has just finished filling
his silo. It's capacity is 305 tons. The work
has been accomplished IN FIVE days, with
the help of eleven men and three teams
and his steam engine and cutter.
A telegram Wa received last week BY
Judge IA. Is. Durham announcing the
death by drowning OF q taforite grand
child of his. Biois MIRIAM, aged 7years,
Al Spokane Falls.
News from Minnesota quotes wages for
farm labor higher than for years, o. aud
az so per day being q common price for
harvest and threshing.
Auctionesr Laughton did effective work
Al the sale Of Mr.. Nease's and Mr., Ray
horns farms and household goods on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
nAxrSG INTELLIGENCE.
roRTor RICHMOND. August 80. isss

PoRToF RICHMOND. AUGUST 80 1891
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, psyo. Norfolk. msrchand'ss
ana pssssnsert; Il D. rstau. vcs.orsA'asae
SAILED.
Steamship ola Dominion. Couch. Ne. ioth.
merchandise and passenger, George W. Ahsn
. Co, Agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS Auocn 90 is0s
fby sslsraphl
ARafvEn
steamship Lancaster New YORK
Steamsaip Sydmonton. Tampa.
stsamship LongnIrss, Bisnfsrt.
sAiLsD.
| stssmsh.p Lonshirst. Birksnbsad.
sfsamship ayc monitor, Rotterdam.
Scnoonsr Churchill, New Bedford.
roRT or WEST POINT. Auocss ~. tss%
lBy telegraph
AnxIysp w
sseamsn,p Berkshire. Ryder, Proyidsese -
Norfoik. pAsssngsrs and general 1870
4tea 10 Charlotte, benrst< a,s8 -
ssnesn and general eafle ws,s..>... -. (
Steamer Elm City, hanosns -
eansest and ssnera, CARGO
sAnxp 81
eteenshjp DeFkshirs Frovidenee ~ S1g90
N~Ss 1SSSsSsore ana general cara
6seissoF In ctsys Waiksrs'ss p>ee ~
s 49, cnarlp,s~ ss,i.asA paln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
VIII he Sent For.

Nothing transpired yesterday in the case
of Mr.. Eugene p. p. ONeill. the Spring
field (Mass.) man who was on Monday ad-
Judged insane By commission of lunacy.
He is still in jail here and friends and rela-
tives are expected to come for him every
day. as Major Poe, Chief OF Police, has re-
ceiyed telegram stating that Dir. 0'Neill
would be cant for At once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31

The members Of the Christian Endeavor
societies Of Richmond, melted 10 renewed
activity by the success Of the recent con-
yention In New York, have decided TO hold
September. The first OF these meetings
viii be held IN the Church OF the Cove
uaEt, corner OF Harrison street and Park
avenue, next Thursday night, and will last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Amhnlancn CnIls.

The city ambulance was called ct 7;lo
Yesterday afternoon 10 Seventeenth street
near the elevator TO white man VINO was
suffering with cramps. He was treated
and taken TO his home.
Al $50 il was called to Fifteenth and
Franklin streets 70 o colored boy VINO ha9
been cut on the head. He was treateo ana
1agt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Irniforra Division prIIl.

There will be full.dress drill by syria:
crse Lodge, Uniform Division, knights OF
Pythias. at the Old Market Hal tomorrow
night ats O'Clock. This will be the last
fIil-dress drill the division Will have unt,,
they are instituted. which ceremony VII
take place IN about two weeks, az wh'o ~
time the ID. j. Turner, Jr.. DIVISION OF
Hainnton. Va. will tAke part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
DEA rfiS

wHELAN.- Died, at her residence. iii2
north First street, August Goth, ut twenty
minutes past z. ~, MARGARET
WHELAN, relict Of Patrick Whelsn, ~
the 10th year Of Der age.
Funeral will take. place at 81. Peters
Cathedral WEDNESDAY MORNING Of 10
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31

MARksIs ey rELEoaAPn.


NEW Yokk. August 80. Cotton dali; niddllnx
uplAuds, 4 3-16n: raiddiiBe o<leAnA e-10A [;
sales. Gao baies; total NJ: roce1pss d 4o6 balee
exporfz--lo the Co2tineuA $50 he3oo; etQcss
WheAl moderately ACTIVE e1d oao1er, ejoo41
STEADY; Ne. 2 rcd. eo4xo5<h n olceo 81
: ::ss & lssss Ss. ;ss ~:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
Portugal Raising the vino.

10y I5IostAVu % VIC OI'pfsSu'I
LISBON, August 30.--A newspaper Of this
city announces that 6 portion Of Portu-
gals colonies arctic be sold under reserve
in order 10 meet the interest on the ex.
terror debt of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
The Cruiser Concord.

BROOKLYN, August 30. The United States
cruiser Concord will arrive at the navy
yard to-day and will have her coal-bunkers
refilled rs soon a. possible. The Concord
has been ordered 10 Venezuela TO protect
the rights of American citizens and to en-
force redress If necessary for the recent
taking Of political refugees from the docks
of an American passenger steamer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-31
sneaker Cri.p spr,k..

ROME, Ga. August 3O.--Judge. Charles
f. Crisp, Speaker of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, spoke in Rome to-day 10 fully
5000 Democrats. Trains from every d.
yection brought in large crowds.
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