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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
MURDER or MORMOys.
Assnssinatisn CT Elders by Masked Men In
Tennessee
IBy teleernph o thc DI.nn,ch.l

l"' c'efraph IN the Dlspaich.l
NASHVILLE, TENN. August IA dis
patch from Contrcvillc corroborates the re-
port OF The murder OF Mornons IN Lewis
county iy masfed men last Sunday MORN
ing. The raiding party numbered abont
ior'y. Ihifteen attacked the house OF
Martin Condor. where Mormon meeting
was IN progress. Forcing open the door.
,hey were encountered by Condor,
armed with n gun. In an cffors 10
di'aIm him one OF the raiders was struck
WIN NE gun. unmasking him, but he
drow his pistol and shot Condor in the
bowels. Condor was shot again by one OF
Tie party with buckshot and instantly
killed. AT The same timeanother attacking
mTty Fred upon a MOrmOa elder named
Gibbs. who was partly hidden behind the
VIE OF old man Condor, killing Gibbs and
severely wounding Mrs. Condor In the
thigh. The party then fred again at q
Mormon elder Damed Berry. who was
hiding behind bed, killing aim instantly.
Another Mormon elder in the house, who
ran out by the back door, was pursued by
an attacking party stationed outside.
They fired on hin as he ran, but
IL Is not known whether or not
he was killed. After killing Berry the
masked men started out OF the house. and
just rs they got out j. Il. Hudson fred and
killed Dave Ilinsop, one OF the masked
men. One OF The Hinson party stood over
the body and firej two loads o; buckshot
at Hudson. literally Kidding him. The
Mormons, in fear Of another attack, did
not make q search until Monday, when
they found the Mormon that ran away
from CondOr's dead. IL is rumored that
the other missing elder las been found
dead. The Mormon elders claim that they
have bern sent here direct from Utah to
make converts and establish churches.
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", though their route has not been taken
WIN erure ease. When on the river. II
has bfen customary TO have one man At
ire oars, one at the tillerrope,, and one
resting Tor a turn At the oars. They
have bad several adventures. the most
trying being on the upper river. A huge
rocky bluf rises straight from The water,
edge, and one Of the party stood up in the
SKIN 10 get better view Of II. At thai
moment a wave from a passing steamer
struck thcir side. and. being somewhat m.
balanced, the skiff turned over, dumping
the trio and their traps into the water
They recovered their effects, righted the
boat, and soon were floating on. They are
large. brzwny, sun-burned fellows. and arc
full OF the details OF the trip, the most en-
ioyable they have ever taken. Yesterday
they rowed thirty-two miles. which IL ONLY
slightly above their average speed. They
have found some good hunting and l,hing
on the way down, and the weather has
been delightful.
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Anuel 10 tl,e DcatI..

Thy ttleRraph 70 ue DIspafch.I
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. August IA
terrible tragedy occurred ut Emory Gap,
seventy miles above this city. on the Cin-
clnnaii Southern railroad. last night. There
was an old feud betw two young men
william II. Rogersou, drummer from
Cie'e'and, and - Staples. Last night
they agreed to settle the difficulty with pis.
to's. They met about o O'Clock, and,
Standing at ten PAGES, commenced firing,
ana both were killed. Staples was Grip.
PIE, and RogcrsOn was the party who is
sued the challenge.
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Monmcuti,-Park Races.

Ivy Telegraph 10 inc III p1t'h'l
NONNOUTu PARK. August li.-First
racc-ior maiden two-ycar-olds, three
quarters Of a miIe-St. Augustine won I;
Bush (dllO second, Elgin third. Time,
l:lC5.
Second race-iTce handicap, all ages, one
mile and half furlong- Economy won !;
Blackstone second. Ilcol.and-Toe third.
Tine, 1:5l.
Third race omnibus stakes. for three
yoar-olds. one mile and half-Nlmi colt
won; Bob Cook second. Bataplan third.
Time. 2:iCt.
Fourth racial agcs-LOu.ctte won :;
Aranza second, Blue Bell third. Time,
2:l(t.
Fifth racc-selling allowances, one mile
and q iurlons. three year, and upwards
Dark won; swift second, ClOnmel third.
Time. 1:j7l.
sixth racc-haIdicap steeplechlse over
short coulsc-Trombonc won; Echo Sc
cond, Response third. Time, Sol.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WALL STREET. YESTERDAY.
The Market Bueysnt Durin1 Early Hours,
Hut SrbseaueutIy weakened.

But subsequently, Weakened
NEW YORK, August 14.-Tbc stock mar
ket to-day was buoyant during the early
hours OF trading, and there was an al.
vance of 4 10 u in prices. Some rouni
amounts OF Grangers. New York Central.
Lake Shore, Western Union, and Union
Pacific were taken for long account. After
Up. NJ. Louisville and Nashville broke q.
and it was rumored in the room that the
Wall-street Bank had made loan on stock
as collateral, and had c,lled The loan. As
the borrowers did not take 1t mp, the bank
sold the stock In opea market. Suisse
quently New York Central was raided
on rrimors that the directors OF tho
cornpany would meet tomorrow and
authorize the issue OF from ten TO twenty
millions Of } per cent. debeuture bonds.
This eXerted un uniayorable influence on
the other marke', and prices declined 10
81 Near the close there was recovery OF
4to I, and the market left off steady. Tho
rally WAS due TO statements by leading
director Of the New York Central that the
committee would not issue the debenture
bonds. and that no meeting OF directors
would be held tomorrow. nor had any no.
tice been sent 10 the directors ~ any meet
Ing. lie admitted, however, that con-
fererce Of the Vanderbilt party would be
held at Saratoga tomorrow. Sales, 3iO,OOO
shares.
hoCn.-Stooks firm. Money, 1a2 per
cent. EXchange-LOng. 4S24a4S2g; short
4SlAaiSii. Governments firm. States dun.
Eyening.- 1927. Money. lals
rer cent. SubTreasury Dalanoes-dold.
Sl23.3S4; currency, $4,000. Governments
iirmer: per cents, 1lgi; per cents,
1921. State bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, August II, 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
E,tier, Eggs, FolriS, Lard, Corn Meal.
Butter: Strictly prime, lsa90c. good 70
prime, Iia1Gc. poor TO fair. lhl2c.
Eggs. Fresh. Bale. active demand.
Live Fowl: Large hens, 2Jc.; small
2Oa25c.; spring chickens. large, 23a2je.
smaller size. l0a20c.
Lard: Country, 0al0c.
Corn Meal: 7jc. per bushel for country
sec. Tor city mills.
Green and Dried Fruits.
Anples: Choice eating, 81 barrel;
cooking. slaSl 80 per barrel.
Peaches: Bushel boxes, choice, Sla
s.; bushel boxes, prime, 81; half.
bushal boxes. 75aSl.
Pears: Choice-eating, s3aei bushel box
O.: ether kinds, Slas2 bushel boxes.
Waternelons $JaS10 per hundred
Dried Fruit: Apples, 2a2tc.; blackber-
ries, JaCc.; cherries, l0al1c. Peaches
Peeled, Ease; unpecled, 4ajc. All dried
fruits nominal, buyers holding of for new
stock
Vegetables.
Cucumbers: Nominal.
Cabbage: New early York, Ease. per
head.
Tomatoes Bushcl box. 2JaT5c.
Potatoes: Irish choice potatoes, d. o0as2,
barrel; choice per bushel. 10atJc.
Onions: s3as2.50 per barrel.
Miscellaneous.
Beesway: Csc. per pound.
NJ. Black. Oak Bark: Rosscd, sil.50 per
:, .lepounds; rough, 81 per 1900 poun Is.
Feathers: Prime liye-goore, 59a5s,.;
common, sc.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, August IL, 1884,.
There is less activity in the market with
some decline in prices.
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs: Common, SJasG; good, SG.j0a
$3.50.
Leaf: Common, Ssas9.50; good, slOa
Sl2; fine, Sl2taSlG.
sUN-CCRED.
Lugs: Cnsound, sJ.50asG.75; sound,
s1.50as9.
Leaf Common, s9asi0; medium. $1,000
asl2.50; good, Si3asls; fine, S2OaS6N
BRIGHT T0BACC0-EASuFACrvRr
Smokers: Common, ssaSia; good, slS
aSl5; fine, SlSaS20.
Filters: Common, sl0aslS; good, Siaa
S16 Cue, S17as2o.
Wrappers Common, Sl5aS20; good.
522aS25; fine, s30as8A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
ST. PAU TO THE GULF.
Arrival or a skiR Trio Upon sn Extended
Trim.
lsi. Louis Giebe-Dcmocrstl

49,. Louis Glebe-Democrstl
Three compositors on the ~. Paul
Pioneer Press last June grew tired OF their
eases, and longed for something better than
they Lad known IN the way OF watery
views and green banks. They laid down
their sticks, purchased a sklti. provided
tent, cooking utensils, blankets, and water
proofs. and on the llth OF June. with little
ado, cast %. and il0sted down The hlssis-
sippi, bound for New Orleans. The idea Is
not entirely new. perhaps. but 1t Is sum
eiently original 10 appear very charming 70
those who have not tried II. T.. X. Law,
Il. ~. Hancock, and y. 4. ID. Brsman were
the trio, and they named their boat the
Savannah" BY day they have hoated
and rowed, hunted and tished, and at
night, with the boat drawn up on pleas
ant biz OF shore, aud camp made beside \
brilliant fire. they have slept soundly in
their tent.
Yesterday afternoon their skif shot I'M
der the bridge, and few strong strokes
brought II 10 mooring-place Of the wharf
OF ~. LOUIS. They intend 10 remain here
several days, resting and setting some type,
IA Is their custom when they reach city, In
order TO make the yoyaging as easy 90 pos
sibie. When they have accumulated 1T
tie they viii Goat on, still bound for New
Orleans. aud expecting 10 reach fhs Cses-
cent City 10 December, In time for the Cot
ton Exposition. Since the day they started
not one Of the little party has regretted
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Saratoga Faces.


IIytcitglaph 10 tic Dlaptch'I
saratoga. August ll.-fir,t race
purse $500. for o-ycar-old>. nOn-win-
ning and maiden allowances. three quar-
tels Of Il mile-Nciara won easily By three
lengths; Fcl.e Doc second, Irish Pat third.
Time. 1:iS.
second racc-FoXhal stakes for three
ycal-olds, S10O each, with : 900 added by
The Association. and $500 in plate BY James
T.. keenc. one mile and I've furlouga- Pal
inurius won easily by three lengths; Pow
haian second. five lengths ahead OF Pa
nique, third. Time. t2:ji.
Third racc-pufSc $500, non-winnins
aud maiden MISUNDERSTANDING won
Ly hall length: Cleaner second, 4 len 9Th
AHEAD Of Cana, third. Time. 1864.
Fourth raco-pursc 500, for horses
beaten At Saratoga and not having won a
race since July 18Th. selling allowances
ihIoe quarters Of milc-Di-turbance won
by a Icneth and a half; Glcngarine second,
Musk third. Time, l:lGs.
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TIE FARARRS' ASSEMBLY.
FIRST Day. Preoetdines-Discussion on
Wheat Culture.
lspeclal telegram to the Dispatch.l


CHARLOT1EsyILLE, August Il, 1884.
Tie Assembly met at Z. NJ. President
Beverley introduced the Hon. B. johnson
Barbour. Who delivered an address OF well
come 20 the delegates in that captivating
style usual 10 the talented gentleman.
W. q. McrTick moved that committee
he appointed 10 draft resolutions which
should show the object Of the meeting.
whether il was 10 De permanent organl-
zatiOn. and by whom it was TO be con-
troleG-the committee TO report 10. morrow
morning. The motion led TO a general dis
cusson and was finally adopted.
DR.. Page. Of the University, read an
essay on Wv heat Culture" upon which
the president invited discussion. Pending
this, J. Il. Bryan was appointed temporary
treasurer.
"Wheat Culture" was then discussed
quite fully 10y the Assembly, delegates Civ
me their views from practical experience.
The Assembly adjourned to 10 \. N. to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Vtsrfnfa News Notes.

Lynchburg Is to have cavalry COM
pany.
There are indications OF coal on land
near Farmyile. which make the people OF
that thriving place happy.
The Farmyiile Journal says: Those who
have the good fortune 70 make the ac-
ouainfance OF tue new professor Of Union
Theological Seminary are enthusiastic in
expressions Of pleasure in meeting him.
The Clsremont Herald says: Eddie Sher-
iick, the sixteen-year-old son OF Mr.. George
Sherrick, OF Cabin Point. scorched the side
OF bis face and shot a hole through the i'm
Of his hat 10y the accidental discharge Of his
glil.
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A DistinCuished Fishing Party.
SPECIAL telegram to the Di,paich.l

NORFOLK, August IA, 1884.
The Delaware pilot-boat Thomas r. Bay
ard arrived in port this morning. She had
On board senator Thomas +. Bayard, Gov
cuor Charles G.. Stockley, AttOrney-Gene-
ral Gray, DR.. Draper, Or. Richards. r. W.
Tunnel. and Master Thomas +. Bayard.
The party sailed from Wilmington Satur-
day. and have spent some time in fishing
on the banks Of the Capes, and arrived IN
Hampton Roads Tuesday. The Governor
and hi, staff landed ana visited number
OF places in the city. They sailed on Their
return cruise this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
ruu neDuh,icau Ticket In Arkansas.

[Dv telegraph TO the Dispatch'l
LITTLE Rock. ARK, August 1.-THE
Republican state Central Committee has
nominated full state ticket, as follows:
Governor, Thomas Boles; Secretary OF
State. Paul Graham; Auditor, j. X. Berry;
Treasurer, :. L.. Duke; Land Commits
>loneT, J. A. Barnes; Attorney-Generd,
Jacob Treebor; superintendent OF Public
Instruction. j. Il. Ford. The Executive
Committee was instructed 10 put ont an
electoral ticket after the State election on
SpptpmLcr Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

ACGcsr l2.-The recent movement to
Reggie buyers leaves the market in good
shape for holders on fresh demands. Ad-
ditional sales are light, bnt at strong prices.
For seed-leaf buyers have rather the al.
vantage with light demands. Sales: $50
hogsheads Kentucky leaf At Sal6e. $50
cases seed-leaf 1882 crop Pennsylvania nj
Sal2tc.; 125 cases seed-leaf 1881 crsp Penn
sylvanix at 6ai0c.; $50 cases sundries at
Jalsc.; 800 bales Havana AZ SOC. 10 /;
100 bales Sumatra at $i.s0a$i 90. Range
Of contract spot quotations: Common lnxs,
Tc.; medium hugs, Tsc.; good Tugs, s.. !;
common leaf, sc. low medium leaf, SIC. /;
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Must Recognize the Strafghsouts or
IIghI Alone.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispaieb.i
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, August IA, 1884.
II comes nom q Trustworthy source that
the National Republican Committee will
insist that General Malone put upon the
electoral ticket some Republican repre-
sentaliyes Of the Straightouts, or they Will
refuse to recognize and aid bis fight this
fall.
II looks now as il Judge Sener was TO be
the coming man among the Republicans
for Congress 10 this district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Missouri Bcmoera -.

y ICI0FfuIUIT IIt DE lIT'TI'I
IT. LOUIS. August ll.-The Democratic
state Convention 1t Jefferson City yestcr-
dav nominated Judge +. Black for Justice
Of the Supreme Court, after taking four
teen ballots.
4 special to the Post Dispatch from JET
feIson City, Mo-. says: The Democratic
State Convention remained in session all
night. adjOurning at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing. The State ticket was completed As
follows: Aitorney-General, ID. q. Boone;
Railroad Commissioner. w. G. Downing.
Presidential electors at large were selected
AZ follow: Henry c. Brockmeyer. OF ST..
Louis. and General James Craig, OF 81.
Joseph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
sispalrIac for the neneatorrarmcrs


iBy telegraph 70 Tie Dlspaich.I
WASHINGTON, August l4.-Generll III
zen. chief signal officer. has secured 'lle
consent Of the Poslmas,er-General 10 hoisf
a cold-waye flag on the post-oflice buiid!ns'
throughout the country to signal, for thr
benefit Of farmers and others. the appro zen
OF cold waves. The flag is OF white. WIN
black centre. II will remain in position
twenty-iour hours after being hoi,tcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
medium Iesf. e.; good medium Ie&f. 9teI. [,
rood Leaf, i0c.--josrnas Of Commerce.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
fp..,.s>S sor he Tpruat6h

Arsrsr is.--Tbe receipts Of loose Eohacs
20 have been very Hight jcr some day. psst.
The stock ~ Ifoysheads on hand Is quite
full. The market Il weskrs, and shows
decline on all grades eScep ene shipping
leaf. The,c Is not much Of tfts clsss onsr.
ing at present. The OUTLOOK fos this year,s
crop Il very encouraging, ana no sces-
dent befalls n, sill be the largcH insde IN
this section Tor ypars. A few los OF new
piimines have been sold. Qursuona
Lesf. s9asi0; ings, S6ss; primsoy'' ga
S25e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUsUsr I2.-Tbe mlrke, il without
change OF moment. Trading IL san OF
jobbing character. with prices held as for
several DAYS. The following are tao quota
lions: American pig. No. I. at sl9.1oassD;
No. > at SlS.j0,Si0 forge nj Sl'.jh
$3.50: Scotch pig a 81 for Glengar.
mock. S2i..5 for Coltncss. $40 for Egling-
ton, and $3.50 for Sumnerlee; S2l.5OiS2s
for Cambroc. American steel rails AZ Us
at mills; old rails at SlSaSlS.5o. Wrought
scrap at 900. Journal of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
rnc Excitement in rown CITY.
INV ,e.egrarh 10 the D.sra,cAl

TBy Ie-tRflIH % tHe I-lta---I
Iowa CITY, Iowa, August H.-Thc city
passed q ieyerlsh night after the tirrIns
affair Of Yesterday and tie attacks upon
witnesses in the liquor prosecution case
on the streets last night. A special !or'e
Of police has since guarded the town
Warrants were issued last night ior lar
arrest Of the ringeaders in the mobblnS
aiiair, but owing to lie excited condition
II affairs the officers have not secured
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
STPEFlfE Court or APPEALS.
rcc.sicn Day-A Number of Gases Disposed
Isrccinl telegram to The Dispaich.l

lSTccal telegram 70 The DiSpaich.l
WYTHEvILLE, Va, August ~. 1884.
The supreme Court OF Appeals disposed
"a the following cases to-day:
Palmer. stuart d Co. IS. Hendricks and
els. Appeal allowed from decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Russell county.
Eorcr as. City Of Roanoke. writ OF cr-
ror refused TO judgment OF the Hastings
Cont Of the city OF Roanoke.
Wobllord rs. Compton. Appeal from
BLAND county. Affirmed. Opinion by
Judge Lacy.
Watts. executor OF Reynolds. rs. Petty
John and ais. Appeal from Franklin county.
AHMED. Opinion by Judge Fauntieroy.
Rtllard wife IS. Moon. committee. &c.
Arpcal from The Circuit Court OF Lynch
hug. Affirmed. OPINION by Judge Rich
sId.on.
NcMulleu's administrations rs. sanders.
hpp,al from Smyth county. Affirmed.
Opinion by Judge Hinton. Judge Lacy
rarity concurring, aud Judge Richardson
dissenting.
Thurman and ais. Us. Morgan. receiver.
Arp,al from the Circuit Court Of Wythe
county. Reversed Opinion by Judge
Lewis.
UatcheI's executor rs. Hatcher and ais.
Aproal from Bedford county. Argued and
sui mittcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
a Brave Woman and n Snake.
GOycrland llonthly.I


Singulary great presence OF mind for n
lady was displayed bv the wife OF the adj
jutant OF the Thiriy-siXth regiment Of
Madras infantry, stationed AZ CannanOra.
ANaking IL The middle OF the night and
feeling thirsty. she rose to get "A glass OF
water. In putting her foot on the floor
she stepped on something cold, and in q
moment she FELT the shiny coil Of snake
around her ankle. lnstanlane0usly It
flashed across her that Us it had moi bitten
her she must have stepped upon Its neck,
and She pressed down her weight lirmly
upon II. as il writhcd and made every
oilort to get free. Thus she stood until her
husband struck = light. "stand firm"
said he, rs soon rs he saw her terrible sit
uation. and the strong-neryed woman did
50 until he had taken a razor, and. putting
II down TO her foot, cut the snakes head
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
xoprot.K PEANUT MARKET.

VT DE'a"t7''7I
ArGrsT i3.-The PEANUT m1rtet has
shown some activity OF late. and sales were
made to-day % i.02j bags at from iijtc.
The deadlock" while Il caused stsgnh-
t,cn for awhile. vii. not affect the market
during the coming season. The growing
crop is reported i'om all sections to be IN
good condition. with increased acreage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Railroad .InttCrQ.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. August 1.-THE annual re-
port OF the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad for the year ending june
~, 1881, shows gross earnings oi Si.E3.-
:C2, ana expenses 22,4IS, 1896, and net earn
ings OF Sl.G90.925; construction and equip
mtnts, Sl.0cl.SC9; taxes, Si9,6l7-totai.
81 .GJl .i.G.
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Boston Globe; Mr. Blaine does not wsnt
10 place himself under obligations TO Mas
sschusetis Tor any dinners. II would not
be surprising u on the night OF November
4th be found himself minus any obliga-
tions 10 Massachusetts, for electoral votes.
Massachusetts, cordially reclprocates Mr..
BIaine's feelings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
PEANUT MARIE rs.
PETERSBURG pEAsor MARKET.

lBeportsd Tor the D,sps,ci.
AUGUST I3.-sales this week have been
made at itc. for prime, &c. for extra prime.
The stock IN the country has been nesriy
exhausted, and Is In the hands Of cleaners.
which fact bctokens an esriy advance on
the above figures. There is largo stock
in the hands OF cleaners in thru city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
Military En- Route for New Iberia. In.

NEw ORLEANS. August li.-The Louis
iara Field Artillery. numbering sixty-four
men, tndCr command OF Captain George
A. Chlapea. with small arms and field-
piece, let at noon to-day by special train
Tor New iberia. They are to report 10
General Ferry, vino will give the necessary
orders II The courthouse IL not turned
over ny The parties I'm charge.
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Connecticut Democracy.

Nv lelegTapb 70 The Dispalch.I
NEW HAVEN, IT,. August 1.-THE
Democratic state Committee to-day called
the Deg ocraiic state Convention to meet
in Hartford, September I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

August a. Peanuts have q ligbt trade
demand at firm prices. Quoted II 81.
for hand-piclled, .ic. for extra htni-
picked. ami ssslc. for fancy hand-pleked.
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August II, 1881.
SALS-FIBST BOARD.-25 shares Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stock Cd. c. at Is; 10 shares Petersburg
Railroad stock at ISL, 10 do. at 7st, 10 do.
at 7Gi; 500 Richmond city G's at lllt
LOCO Richmond ard Danyille COLDS at %.
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Indians OH the war-Path-Tro0os
Asked For.

WASHINGTON, August li.-Governoi
Murray, Of Utah, telegraphed to-day To- 'ne
Indian Department that the Ute indian'
are on the war-path in Colorado and tau,
and asked that troops be sent to proie''
the whites.
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Resignation OH an OfiIccr.

iliy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, August 14.-Commlssionci
Price. OF the Indian Office, has tenueru,u
his resignation, to take effect as soon a. i''
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NEW YORK SUMO MARKET.

AuGvsr l2.-Sumac l. quoted NJ eiOs
$3.50 for Virginia aud S9aSl0O for for
eign. Journal Of Commerce.
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.


J. A. 'Hlq rso. BLOCK. III
WILL WIND UP HIS ODD-AND-EyD SALE
THIS WEEK BY SELLING
BOYS Low SHOES atei; old price Sou;
GENTLEhEN's Low SHOES at $3.50; old
price, s3;
LADIES' Low SHOES n 81; old prices
FIVE STYLES OF LADIES' SLIPPERS at
sl.5o; Old pries, sa.50 aud %;
CBnDREN's 8 TO lOY SLIPPERS, In four
styles. al o.; reduced from si.75 aud "a.
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successor can be appointed. No action to-
wards filing the vacancy viii be taken TIL
after Secretary Teller's return from Colo
RADIO, early in September.