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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
Judge william II. Taft Delivers the
Annual Address.

DETROIT. MICH. August 2s.-Immedi-
ately upon the assembling Of the Amefi-
can Bar Association this morning Judge
William n. Taft. II the United states
Circuit Court. began the delivery OF the
annual address 10 the association. He
finished at 1850.
Reports cf standing committees were
next IN order. only one had its report
ready-that on Legal Education and Ad-
mission 10 the Bar-which was read 10y
Austin Abbott The report was received
and placed on file. The Committee on
Judicial Administration and Remedial
Procedure made short verbal report on
the progress being made and promised
written report later The committees on
Jurisprudence and Law-Reform, CONNER
clal Law, international Law, and Griev-
ances made no report.
Judge John j. Hall. Of Ohio. was placed
on the general council, IN place OF Judge
Hunt
The association then took recess until
tonight. This afternoon the members
were taken for ride around Belle-lsie
Park. and then FOR a boat-ride down the
river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

2s-492 7-sc-; refined quiet steady, and I'M
changed.
Freights 70 Liverpool--Quist; grain frm:
cotton, 1-Gid. grain. Aid.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables:
Peaches In pretty. good demand and
arm. Grapes plentiful. quiet and easy.
Fine. large watermelons selling fairly;
others duh, Sweet potatoes In moderate
Grapss~Virginia. basket. case; do. do.
case. 5Oa7sc.; do, Maryland and Delaware.
Psaches~carrier, Naa.5o; basket 4oc.r
atermelons-Hundred. &q5n4; carload.
Huckieberrles--M Maryland and Delaware,
quart. GIsc.
Potatoes-Sweet. s2Gs2So.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. August 2s.-There was
no sign OF Improvement In the cOnditlon vi
the wheat market this morning. III any,
thing the weakness was more pronouneSn
than ever. Opening prices were 3-s 10 i-2c
under yesterdays close. and wlinin .tn
hour after the opening the marker us-
clned another half cent The cary weah
ness was caused by bearish cables. larger
receipts than expected, and absolute lack
Of outside buying. even at the f-clipe
There was very heavy liquidation by ioca'
longs. and as the bears were very as-
gressive, pressing their advantage 10 'ne
utmost, prizes rapidly declined.
There Was fair buying at tne dscnne 1iia
prices held steady. December u iast pc
coming the favorlte trading month az, u
export bss.ness at New fork-reported as
somewhat. and the close was Isiry
steady at a shade under the opening. the
highest prices Of the day:
September wheat opened AT DC. 500 pc-
tween 90 and SO l-sc., and closed az % $50
i-2a5-sc under yesterday. Cash wheat
was easy and l-2c. lower. l..
Corn-rhere was an easier feeiing III
corn early on the failure OF the iros,s
predicted for last night 10 materlaille hni
in sympathy with the weakness In wheat
Nav corn was weak early. and about lc
under yesterdays close on heavy ssli,ns
by commission houses. September pecanle
steady at the decline on the frost preuic-
ton for tonight.
Free covering of May by local shorts
and the light estimated receipts Tor TO
morrow-2l5 cars-he ped prices some out
the market was dull and narrow 10 the
close May Is fast becoming the active
option In corn. -,
Septemher corn opened M 30 l-2c., soid
between % 3-ia35 10 and IS &c, and clos
"a AT * 5-sc-l-SGl-ic. under yesterday:
Cash corn was easy and l-2c. per pushei
oats were dull. the market responding
10 the weak feeling In wheat ana corn
There was good buying OF May by shorts.
The market held steady on fair business
for cash oats. September closed i-ici uh-
der yesterday. Cash oats We're stealy;
Provisions were easy early In symi.ithy
with the weak feeling In grain ana lower
prices for hogs. Pork weakened on s9uu
selling by the packers and liberal reanll1s
by longs Lard was steady and ribs were
easy business WAS light. consisting
mainly of changing from the September 20
the October and the January options. -.
the close September pork was pc' unu.i
Yesterday. September lard = i-2I5c. lower,
and September ribs 2j-2c. under yester,
day Domestic markets were quiet anu
easier <,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 2s.-Flour-Weak
and dun: winter wheat, lower grades, NlJ
go 50. do. fair 70 fancy. S2.75aS30: do,
nitents. S.J5qS.GO; Minnesota clear, St5p
~. patents. s. 80H<i. low extras, s2l5H
$50, citv mills. s. sDa 81 Is: patents $ilep
3. Il. southern Hour dun and weak, conf
mon To fair extra. s2g{2.lO, good 10 choice
40. g. NluS3.
Wtheat-Easler. with options more ac-
tive FOR EXPORT: No. red. store, and ele-
vator. ca 3-iISjc; ailOat, t5Hso lie. OPP
tions opened firm, with free buying Tor
fnr,lgn account, declined 3-iH7-Sc., adj
vsneri l-2N5-Sc. AMI closed firm az l-ip
Sc below yesterday; August, 81 1-sc. {.
sentember. * l-Sc. October. 81 S-Sc.; De-
cetnber. 81 l-sc.: May. 81 Lie.
Corn-Dull but frn' no. 2 ~ 5-Sc, IN
elevator. g l-2c., afilat options were dull
and Irregular. closing steady at a 1-sc.
decline. September. II $50; October.
% S.Sc.; November % 5-sc.;. May. - Lie.
Oats-Fairly active ana lower. Onions
u l-2c': October. . i-4c.; May - lac.
cnot prices: No. .. 2fH4 i-sc.; No. white.
.! i.el,ass-ic.: 40. 3. &c: No. white.
2tl-2c: western mixed, -fe-'c' white
STATE and western 2lG53c.
Hay-Steady; shipping to1'c.; good 70
cN Woolo Steady and quiet; domestic,
fleece. i61 PC. pulled. l0Hsic
Beef-Dull: family, @aN-' extra mess
S'i Reef Hams-oulet and weak at S55tle
BIG -, l.. ,.,. a.
,nant: city extra India mess, Sic. ga 81,
Cut Meats-Qulet and steady; pickle:
bellies. &c; shoulders, 5S-Sa5 Ice; hams
'J.rJ-Oulet and easier; western steam
a. 81 10 asked: city, S9S6oO; refined quiet;
Con,inent. $50; compound i5-saoc.
Pork-Fasy: mess. Sl029yslOO
tw,rer-Steady: choice dairy. State, 10
isI-ac.: 90. creamery, he; western dairy.
3 I-3fl3c. Elgins. nc 80 .,... c,.,o
rpes-Isss flrm and fair supply; state
and Pennsylvania, l5di6c;: western. fresh.
IA I-sStl5c.; do. per case. slS4H
Tallow-I.ower: city. 1850; country
43-slEi lie. ~, ,,t.,. cr,,aa
a4c Yellow prime % l-2lI- S-ic.; 90. sood,
on grade DC, asked.
p.,rol.um-In fair demand; refined. New
York. $40: Philadelphia, 81 do. In buik.
Si55Isle0. ,.,,o,, .o,,-
mon 10 good 81. 51li $50.
Turpentine-Q and steady at n l-fp
rice and Molasses-Firm and unchanged.
refYes--stsady and lOa2o points up; Sep
,ar,bar sll 75fiNlS; october. Ntssc sio:
december. So March sliso; spot RIO, duii
but steady: No. Z, ice.
suear~fsaw dull and easier; fair refining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Engineer BADLY shaken Up.

WELDON. y. C.. August 2s.-(SpecialD
At Whltehead's crossing yesterday a
through-freight train on the Atlantic
Coast Line ran into an ox-cart. on which
was heavy stationary boiler belong
ing TO a lumber company. knocking the
cart into kindling wood. and lifting the
boiler high IN the air and landing 1t
several feet away. There Is sharp
curve at the crossing mentioned, and the
cart had just pulled upon the main track
10 cross. when the train dashed In sight.
The pilot Of the engine was broken but
the oxen. four In number, escaped injury.
No one was hurt, but the engineer was
badly shaken up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
THE PORTE COMPLAINS.
Says to France and Russia That
Britain IL DtscOurteOus.

LONDON. August ga dispatch from
Constantinople 10 the Pail Mall Gazette
confirms the statement previously cabled
that the Porte has complained to France
and Russia OF England's attitude In re-
gard 10 Armenia.
The Gazette's dispatch adds that the
dispatch sent by the Sultan 10 the French
and Russian diplomats bitterly complains
that Great Britain's discourteOus and uE-
seemly attitude Is derogatory to the
prestige of the Sultan. He therefore APP
peals 10 Russia and France 10 use their
good offices 10 induce Great Britain 10
modify her attitude The replies OF the
French and Russian representatives. how
ever. do not favor Turkeys contention
or give the Sultan any announcement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
A LIVELY PROMISE
The salem and the Kmdford ConNen-
ttons-Names Mentioned.


EAST RADFORD. VA. August Is
(Special)- ne mass-meeting OF citizens
held to select delegates to the senatorial
convention in Salem September Sd chose
the following gentlemen: Judge George
T.. Cassel Colonel James Green, Captain
n g. Preston. c. H. Beamer Colonel j.
III. Washington. Judge y. X. HELM, mar
~ n. AUSTIN. and ". 4. Gum. The dele
gates 40 uninstructed. and If Mr.. Watts
fails to be nominated Oh the first ballot
IL is probable that Judge Helm may De
brought forward as candidate.
The light for the nomination for the
House Of Delegates promises 10 be warm
when the convention meets here next
Tuesday. but the convention VIII act
cautiously and put up a strong man. me
names mentioned so far In connection
with the nomination are: John |. stump
ter, the present member; y. X. Stahs'T
\. W. Luster. y. Il. Linkous. and {. \.
Mcdonald Of Blacksburg: Captain VII
liam Ingles and Judge Helm, OF RAD
ford. The nominee may be a dark Morse
especially as the Republicans are pre-
pairing 10 run a very strong man. MrSsi =
George Wilson, Of ChrlsilansDuIs' X. J.
buckingham and r. -. Einstein' or haH-
ford. have been spoken of for the kePuD-
lcan nomination. but 10 IL besinhihs l"
look as If that party wouid hoii'l,Ile
farmer. In the person Of Michael hlppS.
MIR Kipps has "a large connection, Is a
Mexican-war and ciwi-war veteran ana
a staunch man. The contest promises 10
be the llvelest IN years
Governor O'Fcriars letter is faVorably
commented on b. q large number OF clts-
Zere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
The Arlington Committee.

RALEIGH. n. G.. August 2S.-(Specia)
The Arlington Investigating Committee
did not meet to-day. Eleven o'clock was
the hour set for IL to convene, but none
of the witnesses had arrived. Bryan, OF
Chatham, has no, yet put in an appear
ance. so phillips. Of Pitt this afternoon
mi ~ Noncure to see him Mrs. Ar
rington said this afternoon: IF Treasurer
Worth don't stop talking about not pay,
ing my committee he may be impeached
and turned out Of Office. He takes upon
himself the prerogatives Of the supreme
Court and the Legislature combined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
THE COMING CANVASS
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS ~ THE
OLD DOMINION.
situation in ROanokc-iinmpton
Uope's Brother Declares Himself
nm Iudcpcndent-Capt Phil.
Hrown TO Run Again-Withdrnwni

ROANOKE, VA. August 2S.-tspeciai)-
S. Harris Hoge brother and law part
ner of j. Hampton Hoge. who up TO TINS
time has acted with the Democratic
party. VIII publish an interview here to-
morrow declaring himself an Independent
candidate for the State Senate. Hoge's
platform will be for free silver and honest
elections. and he Will also favor con-
stitutional convention. II Is understood
that the Republicans. Populists. Prohl-
bitlonlsts. and soreheads VIII support
him.
I'm. Hansbrough. a son OF G.. W. Hans
brough. the ex-Reporter Of the Court Of
Appeals. will probably be one Of the
opposition candidates for the House, and
i. a. Jones, a substantial wholesale gro
Ger of this city. who recently left the
Democrats TO Join the Prohibitionists, Is
being discussed as the other candidate.
CAPTAIN Phil. +. Brown, proprietor OF
Blue Ridg. Springs, has yielded TO the
solicitations OF MS friends and decided TO
allow his name to go before the County
Democratic Convention OF Botetourt
county Us a candidate for the House vi
Delegates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
PORT ROYAL DRY-DOCK.
Government win Not Accept 1t In
n. Present Condition.

WASHINGTON, August 2s-Justin Nc
Carthy. OF this city. the contractor who
constructed the government dry-dock at
Port Royal. $. c.. was to-day Informed
by Ac;lng-Secretary McAdoo. of the
Navy Department. that In accordance
with the recommendation Of the board
that examined the dock the government
cannot accept IL In It's present condi-
ton Mr.. McAdoo says he must make
the repairs which the board thinks neces-
sary before acceptance can be given, or
else the government will make them,
taking the cost out OF that part Of the
contract price which the Navy Depart
mcnt has retained.
The principal objection Of the Examin-
ing Board is that the gates OF the dock
are not strong enough. I'm their opinion,
to withstand the pressure OF water
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
THE BI.RIIsER PATENT.
Government Against Hell Telephone
Commonwealth Next

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lw-otlcers OF the 6oNe'Hl'l nave "''1''
consideration the question how lurtner 10
proceed with tie case against the B,ll
r.r...ho,. cornuanv for the repeal Of the
.'-..,.-.,. q. ,t,-. c,s, nov, stands
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.he "i oi t'e soN i''l'.' ~ no 80 49,.
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49,, 'O.'T H'.- -, inps
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IN ,,,,e,t in 1V,s
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l"e F-""'! 10 ''.. - vi no
a. ',. a.. IN ian roronanv.
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interest," from i's"' VI - ''-'''' c,.,,-
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% ~.' rer4a4lHs lNv p''0"' nun anu
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4"t case was appealed 10 the 'Itult
-ii 40 Appeals. ana on the Iolh OF May
i-'i Judges colt PUTNAM ana Ne4soh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

RICHMOND. VA, August 3 1876.
Private sales: Dark Tugs. ~; dark leaf
70. filler !. cutters. 49, smokers, p. Total,
IL hogsheads.
Two loose tobacco warehouses had loose
sales Of new tobacco. The market proved
very active and prices were fully high
With SIS highest values. Nearly all We're
taken FOR cutters and smokers. Only a
few piles suited at all as a wrapper
Everybody seems 10 want the new bright
crop. Cutters and smokers of last years
and oder crops are in strong demand
also
Mr.. J. =. Williamson, Of Petersburg
Va. and Mr. Darlington. OF Henderson,
y C.. were visitors
The Stonewal warehouse has a large
force OF hands grading new bright for
Revenue collections: Tobacco. S.09l.7i;
cielrs and cigarettes, S,2I.lo. Total, 81
glSst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsS-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
priccs Of Money, Bonds, Stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, &C., anu
O. addltton Thereto the Weather
Indications.

- WASHINGTON, ID. g.. August o.
Irup Forecast for Virginia: Fair wea-
IN" rber during the day threatening
- weather aud thuuder-showsrs III
the afternoon or evening cooler at night'
southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Generally IA wa
Their: soutnwesterly winds.
Weather conditions: The area or hi8h
rrsssure has remained nearly stationary
ON the South Atlantic coast. and second
high pressure area has moved slowly from
Central Dakota to Nebraska.
The West India storm is approaching
tho west Gulf coast. a fall in pressure OF
e,ubt-hundred,hs in twelve hours being
,arorted from Corpus Christi.
Rain has fallen on the central and east
crIf in the lower Missouri Valley. and
,ho Lake region. and on the South At
lantic coast
Tho Temperature has risen in the North
,,est and has fallen I'm the Missouri and
middle Mississippi valleys. and has re-
malned stationary elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

PARIS. August 2s.--The newspaper Echo
de Paris to-day announces that the Duke
OF Orleans. who. upon the death last year
OF his father. the Count Of Paris, became
the head Of the Royallst party In France
and claimant to the throne. has become
convinced Of the futllity OF further Tight
ing the republic. He has. therefore. de-
c,ied 10 abandon the Royalist propaganda
In France. cease the payment OF subsidies
to ROyalist newspapers. and abandon the
offices In Paris occupied by the Royaiist
committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

AJAcCIO. CORSICA. August 2s.-Wi-
liam Benedtti and Alessandri. rival cam
didates for the Chamber or Deputies
from the Canton of Peiicroce, fought
duel with pistols to-day, with the result
that Alessandri was killed. The duel
grew out Of violent newspaper quarrel.
Alessandri fired his shot before the word
was given. whereupon Benedict fired In
the air. A second shot was then fired and
Alessandri fell dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
OFFICIALS ABSENT.
Visits Of congressman to Washington
Apparently Cut Short.
,yc,II,u rosTAL-oRDER CASE.


.....,r>-cro~ n g ,ue,,st gs-(spe-
-...,,,.. ~, ,,,, ..,,.ernucnt officials
Gu - ,t urescnt
az Absent from ""S"'''S' s-,,,,
t.rt thc visits or The conet'aS'i''"
,..,,. and Moth Carolina seem 10
.. .,.-, Most of the people
IT.. ara summer
d." arriving j." '"' -. ,., various
travellers VINO nave -. .,o,s IN
resorts. and they make "'''' ,...t,
Cd. .af.ital 20 see fhe sigais OF I" '''
......,. ~... week the big men OF
''' ''"'''' $50, g., r,turn. and
Gle government WIG ... ,,nl be
o. the end of sept 'm"er ''''' l.,..',
,..-s lie around the departments ~"
...,.. r.s,,af,ons having covered prae-
- ,f.cas i'm the de-
ly q" ''' "'''' ,,, r.iievcd
laftmtuts. The cou~''S9''''' 49,,
a. , heavy burden in ihat '"e9 az ''0'
.., Generality hrsourht 10 obtain positions
80 .t...~ constituents
49,. . Gorlin. Of Alex
postmaster '""' "a. hands
auIril. has peculiar case u" '''' -,
AMI De- has been TO the department VA
. ~. SO. ,rt.t chance there rs OF re-
''''' 10 -, ,n,l.catc money
covering H' i''' '"' ..+. din
oriar from his o;Ice. il s''''' ''''
f.Hr1fo order Tor this amount was i7''', ''
AMI 10 was paid. and 70 was ai,''
discovered that the original tiu'' S"i
,...-f .. 1sve been lost turned Dp' anu
a., to, wa. pliI The postmaster oi
,.,,rsc viii be- Char-.l With The amount
.r g.. - .t.I that he g. unable 10 tt'
,...-f.,Dk from OBJ, party who got the
,...,,.. am l.tb or.l. rs. 4 woman is un-
d.rstood 20 Dee the party reported T. NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
british Seas-Ftshing.

LONDON. August Gan order In coun-
ell published In the Oiicial Gazette pro-
hibts British ships from catching seals
within the zone Of ten marine miles on
any Russian coast OF Bering Sea and the
North Pacific ocean. and the zone OF
thirty marine miles around the Korman-
dorski Islands and Robin Islands.
The order is a provisional one. and bears
date OF August cath. IL goes into opera
ton Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Toy Imnnrtcrs Assign.

NEW YORK, August 2s.-Timothy ~
Spelman. William A. spelman, ana ~
liam c. Spelman. who composed the hri',
of Spelman Brothers. importers anu ,
dealers In toys and novelties at NO. oo'
p,oadway. made an assignment to-day
90 steuhep v. White. the well-known
hsnker, for the benefit OF creditors.
,rbe firm has been established about
o,,v wears. and carried a stock valued al
goo oc0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Gold Reserve, sfOO.tS2.Of3.

WASHINGTON. August 2s.-The gold
reserve IN the Treasury IS just above
the $4,000 On) mark, standing at the close
Of business to-day at slo0iS29i3.
4 withdrawal OF $4,000 In gold at New
York FOR export TO Europe. and the taking
up In the Treasurer's cash Of $4,000 In
gold withdrawn last Monday. have caus d
the decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
ncnth of "a scotland Neck Lady

SCOTLAND NECK. August 2.-tSpe-
cial)-Mrs. Major J. Il. Neal died AT her
home here last night at 10 O'Clock. for
two years she had been In poor heai'ii:
Mr. Neal returned from Murfreesboro'
a few DAYS ago. where she had been TO
visit her mother and sister. and her
friends were not aware OF her serious
illness until short time before her dea'h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
POLITICS ~ HALIFAX.
Democratic Convention Nr>t hoh-
.Inx-l,cuubIicnn Nomination.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. August zS.-(Sfe e
claI,-The Democrats viii hold precinct
meetings al over the county SATURDAY
evening at 3 o'clock. ami will hold
convention ~ Houston on Monday at ii
O'Clock 10 nominate two Candidates lo'
the House Of Delegates.
The Republicans neld a convention on
Monday last at Houston ana nominated
Hon. J. Il. Stovall for the House OF Dele
rates and left the other candidate 10 be
naintd by the rOpulists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Placing Him.


She turned upon him imperiously:
..Iyhat have YOU 20 say for yourself?'
The dude covered before her. abashed,
and then passed through the door without
a word.
she shook her head. sadly.
Con-. more is the old saying verified:
III goes without saying
sho emily locked the door behind him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, August q. 1875
Offerings: Wheat. si2 bushels. Corn
White. 100 bushels mixed. GO bushels
Oats. 30 bushes. Orchard-grass seed, 70
bushels.
Sales: Wheat Sl2 bushels. Oats, 30
bushels.
Quotations.: Wheat-Longberry. Is 10
zoe; mixed, 10 TO Zoe; shortberry. - 70
zoe: No. . red. zoe. C0rn-Nirgina white
Sc: No. . white, i5c. No. 2 mixed. nc
Oats-No mixed q l-2 10 25c.: No. 3
mixed. % IL TO 2ic.; winter seed, . TO &c
KYe 80 70 sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Nr. Morton WithJrayvs.

FARMVILLE. VA. August %-lspe-
c,al)-Nr. J. r. Morton. who had been
announced as a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for the House Of Dele
gates from Prince Edward. issued cara
to-day. withdrawing from the teih. Ihis
leay1s Hon. X. VI. Barton without op-
rositiOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Ccrmau Imperial Sentiments.

BERLIN. August 2s.-The Emperor 70
viewed the troops at Mayence to-day.
after which he addressed the officers.
saying:
ALWAYS remember that we must be
strong I'm order 10 preserve peace, ana
also that the stronger We are the more
resnect others will have for US"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

IMMATURE ALMANAC AUG. %. 1885.
sun rises -. 5:3s HIGH TIDE.
sun sets ..... 6:i2 Morning. ......."....:.
Moon sets......l2op Evening I'D
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. y. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Davis. New forrk'
merchandise and passengers; George W.
Allen * Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. Davis, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers; George w.
Allen AZ CO.. agents. ,.,
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, irwin Welsh
ger, superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. 18th.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED
American steamship Shawmut Boston.
british steamship Europe, New orleans.
Rarge Imperial Boston.
parge Atlas. Boston.
R,rge General Knox New York.
Rargs NancyPendleton, New YORK.
SAILED.
American steamship orion, Boston.
Schooner Helen @. Mosely. New Haven.
schooner Lucinda sutton. Portsmouth
barge Nancy Pendleton, laiaessse
Point.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUGUST 18th
By telegraph
ARRIVED.
s,samship Baltimore, Bennett Baltt'
more. passengers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balu.
more; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Minister Young Inv shingtOn.

WASHINGTON. D. @. ugust Is
Pierce NJ T. Young. Of Georgia. United
states Minister 10 Guatemala. called at
tho state Department to-day. lie is In
The country ON leave Of absence.