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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
JULY THE 18TH.
That Is the Date Now Fixed for Adjourn
ment of Congress.
[By telegraph % the Dlspatch.l J

WAsurxGrox, ID. O., July IS. The Weys
and Means Committee OF the House tnis
morning adopted resolution providing
for the final adjournment of Congress the
25th instant, one week from to-day. Inc
resolution will soon be called up. and IN tne
present temper of the House there is nt,ie
doubt IL will pass. The Senate IS equally
anxious TO bring the session 10 a close, 50
that nothing short of an emergency Is
likely TO cause any extension by the Sen
ate of the date fixed in the resolution,
The committee left with Mr. McMillin
the determination of the time at when
the resolution shall be brought before the
House for action. IL Is not at all nkep
that Mr.. McMlllIn will call 1t mp before
Wednesday, the purpose being to hold II
back so as to give an opportunity TO tne
House to name another day II O later date
be deemed advisable. Members or tne
Ways and Means Committe say the ad-
iournment depends upon the Worlds fair
amendments to the sundry civil OIL, and
that il the differences over these amend
ments seem capable Of speedy adjustment
the resolution will be brought In Win
Monday as the date fixed. Otherwise q
later day will be named.
NO MORE TARIFF BILLS.
The meeting tod about completes the
work of the WAYS and Means Committee
for this session. There has been no re-
newed discus sion with reference TO the
report of additional tariff bills. 1he
policy on the part of some OF the Demo-
cratic members favorable 10 postponement
OF further attempts at tariff revision, has
prevented action on the sugar, salt, iuin-
Der. iron-ore. and other proposed bills,
and the probability Of adjournment at an
carly date makes their position almost
impregnable. The improbability of any
additional tariff bills emerging frora thes
Ways and Means Committee is increased
by the fact that the Republican members
OF the committee are not disposed 10 as
siet the Democrats on the committee 10
secure q quorum. Word was received py
the Democratic members that the hepuo,,
licans would not attend any sessions OF
the committee except for consideration OF
the adjournment resolution reported TO-
day. A number of the Democratic men,
bers are absent, and the effect OF this re-
fnsal OH the part of the Republican meiil'
bers makes it impossible for the commit
tee to do anything.
No sUB-TREAsURY BILL.
This refusal, If persisted in, besides pre-
venting the report OF additional tariff bills,
will render impossible an adverse report
on the sub-treasury bills which the ALL
ance members of the House are fighting tc
have reported in some shape. and also on
Mr.. Dalzell's resolution of inquiry with
reference to losses sustained through
national and through State banks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
WASHINGTON MINOR MENTION.
The Depression in AgricuIture-sunday
Closing at the Fair.

Closing at the Fair.
WAsHIvGToN, ID. c., July 18.-The offers
of silver to the Treasury Department to-
dav aggregated 974, 900 ounces. The amount
purchased was $4,000 ounces at .SI.loa
1920.
Under the authority conferred by a
Senate resolution directing an investiga-
ton of the existence and cause of the de-
preston in agriculture by the Senate Agri-
cultural Committee, Senator George has
been designated by Chairman Paddock to
act as q subcommittee TO investigate the
cotton-growing industry, and Mr.. Casey
has been charged with the inquiry into the
other branches of agriculture. They Will
report to the full committee at the next
session of Congress.
Five of the organizations that are Iop-
posing. Sunday. opening OF the Worlds
Fair. through their officers now working
to this end in Washington, have united in
issuing an appeal on the subject to the
House of Representatives and TO the pub
lie. Fifteen reasons are given why the
organizations oppose the opening oi
the fair on Sunday, and they in
clude the following: Every State
Legislature that has acted on the
subject has voted IN favor OF moi
opening its own exhibit or the whole fair,
or both, on Sunday; because petitions
ODDOctlib tnS OPVhAAk ACPitoCht.be
900 of people have been received by Con,
gress and the national committee. and
because all international fairs under the
auspices of English-speaking people have
m aintained the uniform custom OF nc
Sunday opening. The appeal takes NJ
the arguments advanced by those persons
favoring Sunday opening and answers
them separately and in detail.
Senator Colquitt. DIR. j. H. Knowle es
secretary of the American Sabbath Union,
and Rev Edward Young. of Asbury Park
N. j., presented to Speaker Crisp to-day
the petitions of the Presbyterian General
Assembly at Portland, Ore; the Ma.
tional Methodist Conference at Omaha,
the International Young Peoples SO.
ciety of Christian -Endeavor Convention
in New York. the Asbury- Park Auditorium,
the Ocean-Grove Association, and a large
number of other national and local reli.
gious organizations, praying the House ol
Representatives to take action against the
opening of the Worlds Fmr on Sunday.
Speaker Crisp ordered the petitions to be
put ON record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
His Personal Experiences.

Hon. James w. Hustled. while serving bis
sixth term as Speaker of the Assembly OF
the State OF New York. writes,
STATE OF New YoBK. ASSEMBLY CuaxSra,l
ALBANY. January ID, 1880.
desire once moro 10 bear my testimony
to the value OF Allcock's Porous Plassers.
have used them for twenty-five years
past and can conscientiously commend
them as the best external remedy that
have known. Years ago when thrown
from q carriage and seriously injured
gave them a thorough trial. In very
short time tho pain that was suffering
disappeared, aud within week was eu-
tireiy relieved On another occasion when
suffering from severe cold. which threat
ened pulmonary difficulties. which | was
recommended to go 10 Florida 10 relieve, i
determined to test the plasters again.
applied them to my chest and between the
ehoulder-blades and in less than fortnight
was entirely cured. On still another occa-
sion when suffering from an attack Of
rheumatism Ia the shoulder to such an ex.
tent that l could scarcely rise my arm
again rcsorted TO the plasters and within 4
very few DAYS the rheumatism entirely dis
appeared. have them constantly by mo
whether at home or abroad. My family a.
we'll a. myself have found them 10 be q
sovereign remedy both for external and in
ternal troubles. never had but one Kid
ney difficulty In my life. ard tho applica-
tion OF tho plasters cured me in a week.
desire. as ! said before. 90 bear my tesii-
mony in public way 10 their efficacy. aud
know of no better way Of dong than by
giving you my personal experience"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
Drug Clerks Want to worship on sanda,

An important meeting OF the drug clerks OF
Richmond and Manchester was neld last night
al the Young Mems Christian Association Hail.
MANY subjects Of importance we're discussed.
not the least Of which was proposition 10 peti-
tion proprietors TO open stores only for two
hours In the morning and afternoon Sundays,
and thus recognize the religious privileges oil
tho CLERKS 80 that they may DO allowed an cf-
portunity OF attending Divine services.
The president, Mr.. w. II. Cloe, OF Newport
News, was present and presided over the meet
Ing. After passing resolution OF thahks TO the
secretary OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion for tho use OF the hall and receiving n num-
Der Of new members the meeting adjourned to
meet On August L. 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

Mr.. Herbert Sharp has returned from john
sons Springs.
Miss Mary BOwles has returned from visit 10
Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. II. d. Hoxsey Of the local stan OF tho
Brooklyn Daily Times, il in tue city.
DR. w. T. oppenhimer has returned from
visit 70 his old home in Fiuvanna county.
Mrs Ovid A. Perkins has left the city to spend
some time with relatives In Louisa county.
Mrs. b. f. Harris, of Louisa county, Is on a
short visit to her niece, Mrs. DR.. j. Michaux.
Miss Hattie Bowles has left for the White Sui
phur Springs, where she viii spend the summer.
n. lFlorsheim has left for n sojourn OF two
weeks at Virginia Beach and Old Point Comfort
Mrs. N. r. Hardin, Of Scottsville, Va, Is visit
inc tho family of Mr. X. l.. Rogers, OF 2O26 east
Main street.
A number Of tho ladies' of the Baptist Mission
ary Society Of Richmond will attend the Dover
Association al Ashland to-day.
Surgeon Arthur G. Cabell, Of the United States
steamship kearsnrge, now stationed al Forts
mouth, n. H., is IN the city ON priei 'isit 70 hls
relatives.
The regular meeting OF the Richmond Acade-
my Of Medicine and Surgery wlil pe heiu a, ,ne
Young Mons Christian Association Han tonight.
DR.. Coleman wiz lead the discussion
In giving tho score Of Saturdays game be-
tween the Virginias and tho Forest Hills IN Sun
dav's issue typographical error made the score
anpear as 20 10 z, while II should have been 10
TO
The Richmond Zouaves held meeting last
evening after the drill and received several new
members. This young company y IN nourisn-
ing condition. The next drill WI take place
Thursday night
Colonel John Bell Bigger. who was taken sick
a, ola Point Thursday and had TO give up ms
trip with the legislative Committee on tno
Ronnaary-Ilne question. was Seh enough 10 DC
at his oilco yesterday
MIR. }. Hannaford Twyford, oil the Postal
Telegraph Company, has gone 70 NEW iofk,
Snratoga and Niagara FAILS, where ne WI
snend his vacation. lie win stop In Baltimore
several lass on his return.
The DIsPArcH's Williamsburg corresponaeni
was ia error " stating that the pisns OF Ma1o1
Sttnon of Rleh rnond for the new asylum pulis-
M Z al the Easiefn Asylum had been accepteo:
The plans Of Captain Marion ). Dimmock, ~
this city, were accepted aud he VIII super'htena
The contraction OF The building.
Mr.. Charles T. Child. who has been appointed
associate professoH OF pbysics ia tho ONO sinte
University al Colnihsus, O., Is natise "a ui.s
city, aud s. thorouAhiy equipped iot ms nss
char lie ettendoA Richmond coissxe nm NJ,
Johns Hopkirs Un.3crsity, and has recently
been connected with be smitnsen'Ah ans'''s'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
600 MORE OUT OF WORK.
The Homestead Strike Causes Suspension
of the Braddock wirs-Worka

PrrrsBuRa, July 1s.-The Homestead
Steel-works strike has indirectly caused
the indefinite Suspension of the Braddock
Wire-wo plant, at Rankin Station, and
some 6O0 more men are out OF work. Tue
mills nail, rod, barbed-wire, and wire
drawing departments have all closed down
owing to lack Of steel billets.
THE APPEAL FOR AID GENUINE.
The circular received By the Central La
Dor Union, of New York, calling for aid
for the locked-out men at Homestead Was
genuine. President Weihe, OF the Amalga-
mated Association. said this afternoon that
the sub-lodges had failed to notify him
until to-day Of their action The appeal
is issued on behalf Of the men at
Homestead who are not members OF
the Amalgamated Association. The
association men are receiving. their al.
Iowance OF "a per week from the general
association. Mr.. Weihe explained his de-
NAL Of the story this morning By stating
thar they had not known officially OF tho
action nt the time he made the denial. The
appeal for aid is already receiving replies.
Many private citizens In these two cities
have responded literally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
CLEVELAND FLAG-RAIsINe.
Action Of the Union Democratic Club
Last Night.

Last Night.
The Union Democratic Club had q very
encouraging meeting st their club-room al
PoweIl's Hall last night.
Resolutions were adopted to have q
public meeting and pole and hag:.raislne
ON Thursday, July, rs. 1891, at O'clock. :.
Speakers will be secured from abroad
Committees were designated on music,
pole, and banner.
committee Of fifteen was appointed
on uniforms. and IL will enter upon Its
work at once.
speeches were made to the club bs
President Cullingworth. A. 9. Peay, and
Captain John E. Sullivan. exhorting the
voters to buckle on their armor end 60 10
work
The club Is starting out enthusiastically
IN this campaign and will make It's IN
fiueucs telt throughout the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
YOU'LL BE LEFT

Il vou let another week pass without
coming into the possession Of ons OF our
Suits. To those who don't know what
they lose there isn't much loss this Is
case in which you win not only lose, but
You viii knowit. What are you going
to do about IL? Are you going to let an
unparalleled opportunity slip through
your fingens Doyou deliberately pro
pose to be lsfss You can buy this Suit
nov for 80. and Il Is remarkably hks
buying . q noso with q bill II yos
have tho faculty Of seeing pArs'cuiAr'y
pointed point yoa Won't Mis- this one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

the appropriation, Notwithstanding the
fact that the fair had been taken from the
empire city of New York and given to the
comparatively unknown town OF Chicago.
lLaughter.l He believed IN keeping tne
Sabbath-dav holy.
Mr.. Butler. of Iowa, was opposed to any
appropriation for the Worlds Far except
such as was absolutely necessary tor q gov
ernment exhibit. He was especially op-
posed on constitutional groundsetoe e anv
proviso winch would close the Far on SUM-
day OF would prevent the sale of liquors
on the fairgrounds.
Adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
..hhtshon ZEALAND Comuenaed.

RoxR, July 1910 the requests for infor-
nation which have arrived from several quar-
ters the Vatican and the Propaganda answer that
the Holy Sec has approved OF the action of hon-
signor Ireland regarding saltwater and fari.
bault. ana for all places whore the DEGREES Of
the Council OF Baltimore can be applied
The Pope, receiving the pupils OF the Pro-
pasanda. delivered an animated eulogy on
Archbishop Ireland, praising his many
energy IN action. The Archbishop, he said, was
a true Republican. and genuine Democrli, and
since leaving Rome had done good work for tho
Church In Paris. These remarks were received
with entbusasm by those present They have
made generally profound impression, az show
ing that the Archbishop has the confidence OF
the HOLY Father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
He DEMOCRAT TIC CHAIHMAN'
Pennsyivania's Secretary of State. William
r. Harrity, TO BE Chosen o-sIorrow.

New YonK. July ls.--It is practically as
sured that Secretary-of-State William r.
Harrity. of Pennsylvania. will on Nednes.
day be unanimously elected chairman OF
the Democratic National COMMITTEES.
Although Mr.. Harrity mas not formally
announced that he will accept. ex-Secre-
tary Whitney and other of Mr.. Harrity's
friends here are fully justihed in feeling
that he will WELD to the pressure that has
been brought TO bear on HIM. and 1t may
bo considged as settled that he Will be
the chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

The restaurant OF M, A. Delhaye, Nos OIL end
613 eass Marsnali street, was entered and
robbed last Saturday night cf two boxes OF
cigars, one box Of cigtrettes, ana threo bottles
Of champngne--au 81 tho value OF 9lb. En-
trance was gained thtpush rear Window
Sergeant Brooks ara Oclcere Farley, Poffiaux
and Foster we're desrjied TO WORK mp she burglary
and yesterday arrested three white men--Henry
ncCabc. agod 23 ye9rs: james Stanley aged ~.
and AslIard Lewis agod 10. They recovered
the cigars and cigarettes. but found thai me
thieves had drunk the wine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

Harmonized Melodies" is tho name Of
q new volume of songs published by h.
Triiet, 4O3 Washington street. Boston,
Mass. II is collection OF l0J OF the best
of the new and old songs and ballads
which have attained more than mere
passing popularity. and the vocal and in
strumental parts. all complete. are given
been made especially for the volume by
Charles ID. Blake. the Boston composer.
The volume. which is sent by mail, post
paid. on receipt of 60 cents (poard covers
81, Is one OF the most noteworthy music
compilations recently Issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
ARRESTS AT coeUR D'ALENE.
They are Being Made with Great Care
ami Deliberntion.

BURKE, IDAHO. July 1s.-The work Of ar.
rest is proceeding with great care and de-
liberation. A deputy United States mar
shal marches through camp, spots d
striker. and the TROOPERS seize HIM. Few
of the union men remain here. and there
are few known TO be in this vicinity. The
canyon has been secured. and only one
man was found. Scouts report the presence
of armed bodies of men at various points
but there have been no outbreakss to sho"
their whereabouts. An exodus of striker:
is taking place by~way OF Glidden's Pass te
THOMPSON Falls. The strikers are thIcl
on the mountains around Mullan, ane
their camp-fres could oe seen by the sol
dlers last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
Lee Camp veteran. Leave for Ocean View

About $50 members Of Leo Camp, accompa-
nisd by their wives and children, Left yesterday
morning at o'clock on the Norfolk and western
railroad for Ocean View, where they viii spend
several days. Tho Veterans aud their families
win stop st the hotel, and u is expected that
they will remain on rho seaside until Saturday.
During this time there viii be. several private
excursions 10 various points OF interest In the
city.
Tho Walker Light Gua,d. Captain Frank Cum
ungham commnndant, win also visit Ocean
View on Saturday and probably return Monday
night
they viii attend service at some church Ia
Norfolk Sunday. The popular infantrymen viii
leave on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
r.nrsss Messenger Suspended.

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-George L. Williams, the
messenger who was ia charge OF the express
company's car, which was robbed at Adair, l.. t.,
Thursday night last by the Dalton gang, has
been suspended pending examination by the
cOmpany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
\ British Possibility.
fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispat

fBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 1s.-The Pait-ifaH Gazette to-day
says a rumor Is In circulation that the Queen will
not summon sir Gladstone to form ministry,
and that n coalition government under tho Duke
OF ID Deyonsnire Is possible. The Paii-MaH Gazette
connects tho rumor with the visit OF Lord Sails
bury, Mr.. Joseph chamberlain, ana the Duke OF
Dsyonshire to Windsor Castle last week. The best
informed Liberals ridicule n Deyonshne coail-
tion as outside OF all possible contingencies, inn
plying as IL does the acceptance OF home rule by
the Liberal nionists and their return 10 their
adhesion 70 Mr. Gladstone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
MEETINGS-Third Tuesday.

RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, zAsos@
AaIrY LODGE, AAsoSs.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, oDD-FELL0wS
FIrzBuGH LODGE. oDD-FKLIows.
GERaAsIA LODGE, KNIGHTS OF rYrBftS
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED NEs.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL, LEGION OF HONOR
AURORA COUNCIL, AAEmcAs MECHANICS.
BRANCH 1893, IRON HALL
UNION COUNCIL, ROYAL AEctNuN.
BELyiDEaE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARcAsux.
N'cARTuY COUNCIL. ROYAL ARcAsUs.
RICHMOND CHATTER, ENJOYMENT GUILD.
RICHMOND cOscLAyE. 0RDER HgPrAsoPus.
OLD DOMINION c0NsAsDEgS, GOLDEN EAGLE
&C. FIRST yIRGISIA REdIxENf.
"D," Figsr VIRGINIA REGIaEsr
"F,' FIRST VIRGINIA BKGlhEsf.
EIcHaosD LIGHr-ISRAsTRY BLrEs.
RicnMosD HowiTzERs.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, HOME CIRCLE.
TgIyirY LODGE. GOOD TgMPLAEs-
wrsr-ssD LODGE. GOOD IEHPLAEs.
HOWARD s-GRoyE LODGE, GOOD fKHPLAxs
PAPgg-HasGgks' usI0s.
ENTERPRISE COUNCIL
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
CASE OF ALICE MITCHELL.


MEMPHIS. July 1s.-The case of Allce
Mitchell, who killed Miss Freds Ward,
came before Judge Dubose to-day upon
the question Of her sanity. The only W.T.
ness to-day was George Mitchell. the
father Of the accused. Tho jury = IN.
doubtedly one Of the most intelhgent
ever selected In West Tennessee. NJ
Mitchell sa,d his daughter vas - yeszs
ago. He gave history Ut his daughters
peeuIiarities. about which much hss ben e
printed since tho caes came before ~
public, and had not ocooledea ~ 49,
mony when the couyt odjcusuoo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
Otterburn Lithia Water.

The young men who formerly delivered
this water TO tho patrons Of Otterburn
Water are in no way connected with II:
As they, and they alone, are acquainted
with the routes and the customers. We are
compelled to ask that all who want the
water will notify us either by phone. or
postal-card when and how much they
want. In few days we hope TO have
everything IN working order.
Polk Miller 4 Co..
Sole Agents Ottnrbufn Water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
Disastrous CoDflagrations.

SAN Francisco, CAL, July 1S.-The steamer
CITY OF Pekiu, from Hong Kong and Yokohama,
brings information of series OF fires reported
from the Philippine Islands. AT Marong, June
"a. 200 buildings In the business section were de-
etroyed. At San Miguel de hayums 1re broke ont
In two districts of the town, causing great deal
OF damage At Balanga. June 9th, l,5OO build
ings were destroyed 5000 persons being ren-
dered homeless and destitute. Other confiagra-
tions occurred at Juan, Mandola, and hanban
durinQ the month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

The Cclorcd Fair COMMITTEES has appointed
John B. Nelson, II. r. Burrell, W. 8 Christian.
md W. 7. Johnsou TO solicit Subscriptions iron,
the citizens and businessmen u this city W as
sist them In the expeness % be incurred. A
number OF the citizens have sircady subscribed.
Tho committee wishes 10 say ~ tho publlc taa,
any amounts they may feel disposed 70 s,vs win
DO hishiy appreciated The fair. thsy sa,.
promises 70 be great success this year. Ihs
state has been we'll billed and agents arc busy
canvassing for exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19

vac esncd n ne Hussiuxs cours yssas1sy
eused y xas pnsyonsd anti the sspssnbsr
1he defendant wss represented by Nr. N. n.
Suiehs Jr., ssd tno cont1nuancs vas sske.i
be9auee o. the absence q tnportsnt witnesses.
John Shaushnessy, on Byrd sevsst, seoas two
months ago. Prom tho fsces drawn ous of the
case whom - wss In the Police coan n sssms
gwen In that tribunal By Tyisr sxsinss Hillsu,
aday or two before the tragedy occoYred.
great dsai Of interest," is being manifssssd d
the caan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
wLUcKle suRReNpeRS HIMSELF.
A Rumor to the Effect That Counter-In-
formations VIII be Made.

PrrrsBuRG, Pa, July 1S.-The informa-
tions against the Homestead strikers were
drawn by Knox and Reed, attorneys for
the Carnegie steel Comprny.
Durvoes McLuckie, as soon as the news
reached Homestead, sent word to Alder
man McMasters that he would come to the
city and surrender himself. A rumor was
at once started that ter-informations
are to be made against II. q. Frick, Secre-
tary Loveioy, and Manager Potter, and the
general impression is that this is only the
beginning of the legal struggle at Home
stead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
Cholera Among travellers.

ST. PETERSBURG, July lS.-Eighteen deaths
from cholera occurred on board OF a FOlga
steamer between AstrakhAn and kaZgn.
During the last three days seventeen persons
have died from the disease on the Trans
caucasus railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

DYNOoN. TUPPER 8 CO, Gt1 y. NJ, lot In Jack-
son Ward on NJ. Peters street between Cha
rity and Calhoun streets.
II. II. CIAFFIN a CO., o II. NJ, trustees sale Of
two lots IN Henrico county near western iim-
It's Of Richmond.
]. II. VALENTINE, l0l1 A. NJ, furniture, mat
tings, &C.