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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-02-11

IIIU " 0IITIIUT8
For eastern Pennsylvania and Now
Jersey: Cloudy and threatening wealth
err winds shifting to northeasterly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-02-11

TO UUKE UULD IN UNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
25 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-02-11
WASHINGTON
LDPOINT COMFORT TOURS
RETURNING DIRECT, OR VIA.
RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON

will leave New York and Philadelphia Febru-
AIRY 20, March IS and April is, 1897
For detailed itineraries and other information
apply at ticket agencies or address Geo. W.
Boyd, Asst Gen,l Pass Agent Broad Street.
station Philadelphia
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-02-11

utes reading would
make me almost Wild;
there we-o pulling and
drawing sensations in
my legs all the time,
so that l could not sit
still In this condi-
tlon I began taking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
Contract TO Erect Big Cott"Ge-
Personals and Briefs.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, August H.
(special.)-Mr. Coleman Whitaker mas
inst been awarded a contract by wilbur
"a Davis. of Richmond, 10 erect for nm
an York river cottage, with accomino-
cations for 100 persons, with barns, sid-
80 and Kitchen the same TO be COM
nleted bv 1st November next The Dulla-
rs vii, be on a G00-acfe tract OF land'
inemcdiately on York river, and Taska-
ask creek. which was purchased re-
lily Of Miss L. o. Hammond. and Is
,ho,t six miles from Toano, in the upper
mart Of James City 1t is stated that d
poston svndicate is interested IN this pur-
,bose and that the place will be used as
haadouarters for a hunting party from
- North IL is well adapted for the
nurpose indicated. and commands a
prard view OF the noble York, the river
Seine four miles wide at this point. Ope-
atoms will be commenced as soon as
tho title can be examined and approved
Air j. ID. Mann. farmer residing one
ond a quarter miles from here. in YORK
raised this season cantaloupe Weighing
"a fraction over "a POI nds, the larses'
melon of its kind raised IN TINS sectioh
- Annie Caldwell. who has been in
Orange for several weeks, WIFI WI y
Inn returned home yesterday and vii
Ieove in few days 10 visit her sister
In Staunton. IL, -. ,,,....-.
Mrs b. ID. Peachy will leave Thurs
dav for a sojourn at Old Point, accom-
named by her two children
Mr. Coleman Whitaker left this morn
ine on business trip for Hinton. w. Va
Colonel Walter II. Taylor. OF Norfolk
who was expected here tomorrow on
business connected with the hospital. tele'
graphs that he has been called unex'
pectedly 10 Detroit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18

Wild FRANKS Of the wind and 10 the IN
thinking little child. Not only are boys
OF their ages in danger. but little tots
who steal away from their nurses and
pay on the tempting grassy plots ada
cent TO this big box OF poison. Some
thing must be done. because the parents
OF these unfortunates. and parents Of
others more fortunate, do not care to
shoulder the payroll Of Monroe Park.
unless some benefit is derived. and isn't
it rich reward these poor mothers have
received?
The Davis boys are on a fair road 90
recovery. the little Hitter fellow is some
what improved, but Louis Meyers and
Wilbur Gentry arc still confined TO their
homes and in a precarious condition.
Wilbur Gentry has lost his left eye,
and thus ruined for life. and but for the
medical skill Of two Of Richmond's best
oculsts. he would have lost both
81 there lis ground" for the report that
children living ia the vicinity of Monroe
Park have had their eyesight seriously
injured I'm that playground. and we are
glad the fact Of the case is only five
boys" and not more and sorry that gross
neglect is at the bottom Of the entire
business. THOMAS G. GENTRY.
August II. 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
THE EASTERN SHORE.
The Late safe RObbery--Arrestcd,
But Released.

ONANCOCK, VA. August T.-(spe-
-Special-Detectlve William NJ. Tay-
Tor. Of Harborton. this county, has just
returned from Somerset county. Nd,
whittier he went to arrest a white man
named Carr Landing, who is supposed to
have broken into the safe of Joseph
Hickman. in Scarburghs Neck, one
week ago. and 10 have stolen therefrom
about 81 900 IN money ana bonds. Detec-
tive Taylor found the man and mad no
trouble in arresting him. but as there
was some defect in his papers. the man
was released by the local authorities OF
Somerset county. Landing is Nnsman
OF Hickman and had. until recently,
been employed by him. and Is supposed
to have known the combination by which
the safe could be unlocked. Landing
was seen in the ne6hborhood OF hlcK-
mans house on the day on which the
robbery was committed. None OF the
stolen property has yet been recovered.
The Accomac News. published here,
contained I'm its last issue communica-
tion criticising the careless manner in
which certain privileges at camp-meet-
ings are frequently let out Ito the high
est bidder without any stipulation, per-
hans as TO the time of selling any ar
ticle except whiskey-not sure that TINS
is stimulated" This and other state
ments in the article seem 10 have given
offence to the managers Of the Southern
Methodist camp-meeting just ended near
Keller in the southern part of this coun-
tv and they sent a committee here Sat
urdav 10 demand the name or the author
Of tho communication On learning
that the author was a well-known and
highly esteemed minister Of another
branch of the Methodist Church, and that
ba had no reference to the Southern
Methodist camp-meeting near Keller, the
committee returned 10 the camp-ground,
but tho explanation and disclaimer were
not entirely satisfactory, as the obJec-
ticnablc article was read and commented
on bv the Rev. Mr.. Harrell on Sunday
during the afternoon services at the
camp-ground, and considerable feeling Is
said 10 have been stirred up on the sub
ject.
DR. Oswald Finney, who has been
speDding several weeks at the Rock
bridge Alum Springs. has returned 10 his
homo here much improved by his visi.
IN this famous health and pleasure re-
sort 1mong the mountains Of Virginia.
veteran Thomas II. G. POulson. who
has been spending some time with friends
and relatives on his native Eastern
shore left this morning for the Contede-
rate Soldiers Home. IN Richmond.
,rbe Northern Methodists are holding
q camp-meeting at Parksley, in the CEN
tral part of Accomac, and great crowds
attend every day and night.
Many Accomacians attended the Ches-
apeake Agricultural Fair to-day at Cape
Cbariqe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
TEACH GREEK HERE.
rRoF. KELLOGG TO FILL THIS
CHAIR IN RICHMOND COLLEGE.
QUITE A BRILLIANT YOUNG NAN.
Tbouab Under 80, He Has Won Dis
tinctfon ns n Linguist and Tencher'
tt- work in Colgate University
and other Innnentini instit"uo"S'

Professor Robert j. Kellogg. dlstln-
e,isbed voune educator. will mn the CHAIR
Of Creek I'm Richmond College next ses-
sion. ana IL may be that he VIII become
a permanent member Of the faculty oil
that institution.
President T. W Boatwright has just
engaged the services Of Professor hel-
,ogs and he is expected here in Few
~e.Ls 20 make preparations for entering
uron his work as the successor OF Pro-
feseor A. Mitchell Carroll. who resigned
from the faculty at the end Of the last
.eseion and will. after his marriage IN
the fall 90 abroad TO spend a year IN
travel and study.
Professor Carroll had been member
Of the faculty Of Richmond College io'
two wears. having succeeded Professor
II II. Harris when the latter retired IN
1so- when Professor Carroll rendered
hts resignation in June the Board oil
trustees directed that applications for
The vacant position be invited, and a
suocial meeting was called for the carry
mart Of this month 20 consider these.
There were over thirty-Odd applications
received. and the board. after spending
"a dav examining them. decided to defcr
the election until the meeting IN Febru-
ery and the papers were ielerreu 10 Il
committee. who were charged with the
dutv OF making q recommendation
Another committee. with President
Boatwright as chairman, was empowered
a. arrange COR having the chair filled next
soseion nv an instructor. This committee.
after Looking into the matter, picked out
"a few of what seemed to be the most
lasirable men among the applicants, ana
directed Professor Boatwrieht 10 Fslt
chem with n view TO selecting from the
number a teacher for the approaching
.eru This ne has done, as shown by
the following letter. which was received
last night. and will appear in to-day s
Religious Herald:
New York. August Is, 1891.
Dear Or. Pitt.--You may announce IN
tho Herald that Professor Robert ). kel-
logg. N. A.. Pm. D.. recently OF colgate
r-niversitv. will teach Greek i'm Richmond
College next session Professor kellogg
10 orl,, % veors old. but has already won
Jietinctiou as a lneuist ana a teache' 1;
lie has taught I'm Cornell JnlVerSl'F' anu
I'M the academy Of colgate l't l,sl., j..
last session he taught the four Greek
ciasses If Professor Howard, who was on
leave OF absence in Europe. PROFESSOR
Kellogg 8 B7Dust. and an actlNe W9thsI
In church ana Sunday school lie IS
married. but has no children. He VIII
come 10 Richmond about the end OF 'hl5
month. -.
The prospects for next session are very
.nrouraginp All We need TO make 1897 gS
The best session in the history OF the in
sutution s for trustees. alumni. pastors
students. and our countless friends TO
continue the helpful work so many or
them are now doing. -...
F. W. BOATWRIGHT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
FINANCIAL.

TO THE HOLDERS or THE FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE BUCK
INGUAM RAILROAD COMPANY, 81.
CI;RFD By IT'S MORTGAGE TO THE
VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT AND III.
Deity COMPANY, DATED AUGUST
Tbe Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company hereby gives notice that "
Exercises its option 10 exchange. and 10
now ready 70 exchange each ana every
bend OF the Buckingham Railroad Com-
any issued under the terms OF me ABOVE
described mortgage. for an equal amount
~ its face value OF the ~ per cent. ochds
~ said Chesapeake and ohio railway
COMPANY. issued under its general mort
Ssge hearing date on the ~ day OF
Es6ruary 1897 interest TO DO ADJUSTED as
~ The date OF exchange interest now
ot,,r Ia cease 20 accrue on any OF the
Sonde OF said buckingham Railroad Com.
amy issued under the terms OF It's said
nnortgage. and not presented 10 said
chesspeake and Ohio Railway Company
Sar cxchanre In conformity With this no.
lice which IL and will be published In the
atchmond Dispatch, daily newspaper
IN i,ichmond Va. for thirty days frcm
,his isth day OF August. 1897
TuE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
BY NJ. y. ingalls,. President. au is-ses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
THE POISON N OLD RAGS.
Rows Eyesight Injured Through
PInying With Refuse.

IluNIuH win
The following letter from the brother
OF one Of the boys whose eyesight has
been so seriously injured through con-
tact with dirty cloths. as stated in the
Diypatch. throws a different light upon
th. AFFAIR. The information upon which
the Dispatch report was based was re-
ceived from two well known oculists,
whose services have been called into
rr1ulsition by the parents OF the injured
bows:
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch
The parents OF the youths whose eyes
are I'm such sad and deplorable Condi-
ton through an unfortunate accident
regret very much that such publicity has
been made Of the matter. The Sunday
issue Of the State and this morning Dis
patch contain accounts OF the unfortunate
occurrence. Both are somewhat mis.ead-
ing. and while I do not care 20 do 80.
j feel IL my duty 20 give a true state
ment Of the facts.
few days previous TO Thursday. July
18th the boys who have been named were
play ng in Monroe Park. and being caught
On a sudden shower took shelter under
the Waterman house From their OWt.
statement, from the nature OF the affec-
ton. and from expert medical testimony.
the boys incurred the trouble. which Is
a delcterious disease under this old house
in the park and nowhere Csc The
bathing problem" cannot be applied TO
tAis. owing 10 known facts" and the
idea OF malignant weeds growing in the
park and causing the poison is simply
absurd.
The keeper OF Monroe Park Is a gard
ener Of thirty years experience. and
probably knows every noXous weed I'm
existence. ana he has said that weeds
are not allowed 10 grow there. and the
grass and growth are kept closely crop
ped. Each day trash OF every dcscrp-
ton is gathered and placed In barrels
kept for this purpose under the Keepers
house. Here IL awaits crematiOn-day.
which Is generally about twice "a week.
and Il was I'm between these days that
the boys PLAYED with Old rags found IN
The barrels. and or the ground fear by
and which ended so disastrousiy for one
Or two ~ them. 1t IS known 10 the
employees OF The park that these barrels
Sometimes contain filthy. contagious mat
ter. and soilod rags and linen, and In
stead Of being under lock and key while
waiting 10 be burned they are left to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. II, 1897.



PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. II, 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia. Porter. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, baItmcfo
steam Packet Company.
steamer P0cahentas, Graves, Norloik.
merchandise and passengers; virginia
Navigation Company.
steamer Wnyah Simmons. Phiiadti-
phia. merchandise and passengers; clyde
Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia. Porter. Baltimore
merchandise and passengers; Baltimors
Steamer Ariel, Shelly. Norfolk, ner-
chsnaise and passengers; Virginia Navi-
cation Company.
steamer Winyah. Simmons Philadsl-
phia. merchandise and passengers; clyde
''i Brig Manson. crato Hight, Norfolk.
port OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUC. II.
CBy releraph)
ARRIVED.
barge $. r. Mead. Boston.
Barge General Knox Providence.
SAILED.
Schooner Eliza J. Pendleton, Portland.
Schooner Fortuna, BostOn.
Schooner Massasoit. Providence.
Barge Galatea, Allyn's Point
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG II, 1877.
By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor
folk: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
stsorrghip Accolnac Thompson. Nor
folk; passengers and sensrai cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
The Herring Postponed.

SALISBURY. n. c.. August lT.-fSpe-
cial l-Quite an array * counsel was here
to-day 10 appear before Hon. Kerr Craige.
special master by appointment OF the
United states Court for a further hear
ing OF the charges Of fraud in the matter
Of the state vs.. the Southern Railway
COMPANY IN the 9a-yoar-lease case. Be
cause the states counsel were not ready,
the further hearing was postponed until
September TN proxlmo Owing 20 the
location OF the shops here and other rail
road improvements this county taxes the
Southern Railway Company on Tl3.S5
OF property: this city on t51. zH ol propsr-
tv This valuation will show what az
immense benefit the location Of the shops
has been to us. Many building arc being
erected here, and our population Is In
crcasing rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
,.s,o,. very Satisfactory.

The Committee on Excursions OF PIN me
Chamber OF Commerce me- the rssS lis Of
49, arst undertaking. IL was agreed
thet the success had been eminently satls-
t sactorv ali things considered. and PLANS
Tor further excursions were TAXED og y,
~ no definite action was taken. Inc
~, was instructed 10 acknowledge
~ letter courtesles extended by the press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
vovrist wheoimen In the city.

,rhree tourist wheelmen from, seien :
Cove. Pa. arrived in Hichmona yesGse..-
-, rhev arrived here by way OF Ge.-
Gay 10y " incbester. and the Shenandoah
Ve snpe They had intended visiting The
N ".eS, nlaces on the peninsula below
~ h,ils,StU,,,iio,6 INIT owing TO the sickness or
ons Of their number, they will most likely
on VI his rart OF their tour, and VIII
"Danu'" Raitimore by the Bay Line.
49, re1ort fairly good roads every
ih'y orcept in parts OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
Nothing In IL.

ABINGDON, August T.-(Special)-
There is nothing in the report telegraph
ed from Bristol last night that the body
of a young girl had been found packed
IN a barrel. The Commemorative Attor-
new Investigated the rumor, and found 1t
had no substantial basis. The girl report
cd as dead is living. No dead body was
found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
Substitutes for Horsfords
Aid IshOsphntc Arc DhnGfro"s

BECAUSE they cost less. many substitutes
ere offered. some OF which are dangerous
and none Of which viii produce the sAais
erect as the genuine. insist upon haN ,,is
..tIorsfors,s whether buying bottle
~ Acid phosphate or phosphate In
glass OF soda
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NI'NINUUU- 40 II Il'F'
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. Il; cutters. /,
wrappers g. dark lear, 10; Tugs, IS. Total,
Is hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, s3,7O5.05; tobacco, Ad6.z3. Total,
Sj.5N2S
The trade excursions brought in quite
a number OF tobacco-men from North
Carolina to-day, among Whom are Messrs.
JOsn Webb and John Meadows, OF OK
ford. y. {.
Trading to-day Is only moderately large.
No sales on Change tomorrow WED
nn.IaNl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18

Richmond. Va, August II. 1897.
Quotations: Wheat-LongDerry S5Wylc.;
No. Iongberry. e0Q9lc. No. 2 red, 900
SIC; No. red S7GSSc.; steamer No. 2.
SoQ87c.: rejected or damp 70dS0c. Corn
No white. SIC; No. mixed, di2435c.;
steamer white. S5ikc.; steamer mixed, 2lc.
Virginia white, 36n36i4c. Oats-Winter
seed 23Q29c.: Nc. u'xed. 21izaSlc.; No.
3 mixed. 2l421hc.; rejected, l9g2)c. Rye
No . TOc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. August T.-Flour-Re-
celpts. a. l0l barrels; exports, H.E2 bar
rels; sales, 1900 packages. Market un-
settled by the weakness IN wheat. ana
closed lower 10 sell; winter patents A'0u
s525: winter straights, &.4cnAVo; Mime
sofa patents. ga 30.
Rye Flour-SIeady.
ornmeal-Unsettled; yellow western,
&C.; city. csc. 49,.
Rye-Dul: %. 2. fi2c.; car-lots. flzg
Barley-Dull: western feeding. 29i2c.
Barley Malt-Quiet.
Wheat-Receipts. l202J0 bushels: ex-
ports 29SilS bushels; sales. $4,000 bush
els: futures, 90 GO bushels; spot market
weeker; No. 2 red. N4Q9iizc. T. o. b..
feat; No. | northern. New York, CSC.
T. o. b., aioat. Options opened weak,
under Disappointing cables and active un-
loading. and was heavy all day. reaching
the lowest point in the afternoon, IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. August 17.-Nirginia
Century bonds, Sc ID; Virginia Ys, w.
z. 3-4 bid; Consolidated Gas, 81 l-2 bid;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwest first II
guaranteed. osdl00
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady al yesterdays advance. No. yell
low corn. % lac. No. spring wheat,
"a LOS 3-4c.: No 3 spring wheat. lSa
81 l-2c.: No. 2 red new. - Ste No. 2
corn. 2SQ2s l-4c. No. ? oats, II 3-4c. no.
I o b., lg423c. No 2 rye. IS l-2c. No 2
barley nominal; 10. 3, +. 0. b., 5oc.; No. I.
(. o. b.. 26427 lie. No. faxsecl. NG la
N0l Prime timothy seed, 2.lV. Mess pork,
per barrel. Ss.l5q{s.20. Lard per ly pounds,
81 450t4 ~ Short rib sides uoose),
81 Sy4S.7O; dry-salted shoulders (boaed),
SIjS525: short clear sides looNed),
6I-1aSs.e5. whisky. dist.iiors' finished
ooods. Der gallon 1.i9. sugar, cut-io4I.
m ohsuxed. Butter hrm, creamery. la
isc dairy. lOQl4c Cheese quiet at 7QSc.
Eggs firm; fresh. u lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. August 7.--Trade In cattle
was fairly active to-day at generally un-
changed prices. An OCCASIONAL sale Of
common native beer steers was made as
low az $3.50. but very few went below ST.
and sales were largely az S69fl $40. Eng
ilsh cable dispatches reported moderate
SUPPLIES OF American cattA and an ac-
tive demand at last week s'advance The
stocker and feeder trade was active at
So. 25axf.35. stock heifers selling for S3r
s3D Cows. heifers. and bulls were in
The usual demand. and fat butchering lots
sold all right This was "calf-day." and
there was O fair supply and a good de-
mand at about steady prices. Texas cows
aud steers sold mostly at s2.70Nt3.7 and
western rangers sold at S.l5Hs4.c5 f.
COWS ana heifers. and S.60llsi.So Tor
steers, feeders paying s3.694sfl0
Trade In hogs started on rather actively
NJ Yesterdays prices, and light and
butcher weights sold satisfactorily up to
the close, but heavy packing lots sold a
little lower as the day advanced. Sales
were largely at 50. SlA hogs selling at
an extreme range OF t3.6lusil2i1 while
most OF The pigs brought 2Fdsil0 10. The
AZ erage quality was rather poor, there be-
ing a good many coarse, heavy lots.
Trade in sheep WAS rather animated.
Choice lots were steady but common
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
KILLED BY A MOB.
4 LYNCHING ny A GANG OF SUP
POSED MOoNsHINERs.
Suspected of Being an Informer-
Havoc Played by Mnd-Dog-Ap-
piled the stone-shot Himself he
fore HIS Sweetheart.

WINSTON. n. c.. August H.-(speciaD
Edward Newlin. a white man, was ar
rested yesterday near Ferrum, Va,
charged with breaking into a spring
house ard stealing butter. Last night
crowd took him from the officer and
shot him dead. Newlin is supposed to
hove been giving aid 10 revenue Officers
ana It Is believed that moonshiners killed
him
Lee Sprinkle, OF Yadkin county, came
here to-day and got a maidstone and APP
Piled 1t to a wound on his arm inflicted
by q rabld dog The mad animal first
bit a COW, then Sprinkle next little
daughter Of John Huf's, of Eastbend,
and fourth painter named Scotsman.
The dog was afterwards killed.
1t Is announced to-day that the South
ern railway viii begin grading for the
extension OF the Mocksyille railroad to
Mooresville, on October ist
A letter received here to-day from
Obids. Ashe county. says a young man
named Dock Miller ehot and killed him
sell a lew Ei-HlS akO III INC biN1NAi~'
Of his sweetheart because she refused
to say she would marry him.
Another Account.
ROCKY MOUNT. FRANKLIN COUN-
TY, VA, August 17.-(Special)-John +.
Nowlin. an informer. was lynched by a
mob on Runnebag, in this county, last
night. He was arrested on State war
rant, and was left in the custody of ko.
Sigmon and Jeia Sigmon by Constable
George Hash at the residence Of Thomas
Spencer. Some time during the night
a mob forced the house, took the prison
err out, and shot him to death. Twenty
FIVE or more shots were fred into his
body. Nowlin was unmarried, p years
OF age. He had been furnishing inior-
nation to the revenue officers for long
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
RICHMOND srocx uAyxEr

sALEs.--35 shares yirgnis-CarolinaC Chemical
common az "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Equations ar3 10. Donis mt,uriny IN no
less than ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-18

CHICAGO. ILL, August H.-Wheat
had "A damper put on II to-day by the
unexDected weakness OF the Liverpool
market. and showed ! 3-iT1 7-Sc. decline
for the September option AZ the close
Corn was weak on the favorable Wea-
,ber and CROP reports and declined i-4c
oats were steady, and show no change
Provisions were strong in the main,
pork advancing l0di2 lie while lard ana
ms were substantially unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onnninr Highest. lowest. Closing.