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sNEWl,G;i.O.llO,l,DlS'
.C|EO.M.... SHOOK &C., O,
VI I y iti'i1 .li., g !, So y ).
T.-.. &

Many New Goods for the ap-
preaching season are now being
opened. ehave purchased at
bottom prices large quantities Of
Silks, Velvets, Pushes, Cash
.mcres, Velvetecns, Cloth Suit
5ings, Ladies' and Misses Wraps,
I Blankets, Flannels, Underwear,
Hosiery, ETC., etc, all Of which
we propose TO sell at lower prices
than ever before known.
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|PARE CHANGE FOR A CHEAP
AZ liOME--Four very desirable Lots pleasantly
down; payable IN four annual payments Of itj
each. Enquire Of F, WIiALLf, Agent, CS TRtA
street stlTE - gs1.. VIZ r4.E.r f tNtlrIkHT
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ID EXEMPTION OF ALI. UuTSrA,
LII ING BONDS, OF .-..l -
"IIelmont Mi! C0mpany."

"Rclmont Nall Company" hnvingnOtlcl me \.
undersigned trustee, TINT II hls elected to Iv "a
SSEpIEMhER !, ny. The Whole Of ifs nAutA6ls:
the same 10 mo by |, mnt!c. dated August n rs
mud Of record In the Office OF the CLERK 0i The Cevs
Court Of Ohio county. Wet Virginia, IN i'm, ,4S
book IL, pages ~ TO Is;; now tits Is 10 notify n
holders Of MI the said outstanding bmuIS. Vi;
those numbered 10. s3, 20. ~. 90, -, 10. 20
~, G:, %, o., 90, Go, o., G8, 90, II, -, e
y, ~, 10. 80. 81, 81. ~, 80. 30, S;, rs, D..
-. fo., 1876. 1876. 1877. l4s, 40, $50, Isl. lss.
lhI, lil, 1oD, ls0, I'll, liz. i:3, III, is.
100. lOs, 200, TINT said bonds viii tall! on IN
sehattoh ut THE PEOPLES liASH OF WlGELlSG.' N
the city OF Wheeling, on SEPTEMBER i, Is1 Il
whiclrtlme they Will cease to bcnr Interest,
nnl6 tE-sE+f-5s AL. CLARKE. Trustee 4
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Ole qnttellifQetnea.
ONCE, Nos. ~ nnIl - rourtcenth Street.
TX! New Advertisements. !,

+ For Salc-Beautiiul Residence.
cesWanted-liouses to Rent. ~
q Rewarl-J. Iaucr, ,Ir. (
8 Gum 'reeti,-Drs. Morrison.
For Rent-Dwclling House. v 4.
Sotice-telmont City Lodge.
Just Decentralization 4 Davenport.
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l.ELLAIllE.
Hase IIall-lIop-NIr. Wcstlake's Funeral
..

r., III, w. A.,
- -. p"r.,n,,. = Nv '''' =.
a,,o 49,.
. aI.e nun n'eeosy was not WORKING yes
VIII , nh;i.so, ...a,,
,r, p 81 "iS, aIte.le" cE"l'l'lAeellhs NJ
W. ie"s"hS SUNDAY.
9 eMp.sin, riilk, OF inc third ward, IS con-
my" - we ,,. !,o'''e ny SICKNESS
Frank Williams, OF the Fourth ward, is
''s.''',s l,'e'l'' y. WI. r'eas''ht'
M. G!,recn, who has been visiting at
Lewis mills, has returned home.
Miss Mary ingalls,, OF Hartford City, W,
Va, Is IN the city visiting relatives. !.
The oil well nj Wal.acc's dam has been
drilled to :, depth OF iorty-iive feet.
Thomas Champion, of the 4Etna Glass
Works, is at Brilliant visiting friends -
The cooper shop at the Bellairr Nail
works was not in operation Yesterday.
Several fine droves oi c,ttlc wore to,;on
through The city 10 Wheeling Yesterday.
AIiS,J,lu C;rnyo nj W;,So, {. w,,hor,,1,,,
dry "omls s.orc lin Hlrnn.,;,,o th;s ,rn',,. .
Mise Ii,lio Smith ~ C;n.;nn,,; !, a.
cucst If Miss Jessie Shnrn If C~,vn,, iii III
A. I,arr;son n.;cs ,mi - .,,,,;,.ss r,:.''
NJ ;, iialr'son DIES anu lanily, OF Clin-
civ. - $3.50 is "'' - =. wy
II;.ao. Sa,,:a H.,
.onn ~ IN I p"es, INV oi;a Uia,t i nn,
s FIN. " w. c''s"'''' olllo' 20 WISH rela
rl,n ,.o,,,, ,ton,s pto;uo -, -,
c,nh Nil n,"St " po,;na i,.y 'Iu Logan n
ton;n w." n.y. ~ No'''.'aol' or"s store
'o, 1,, +:
Me- 1--WE n, L't s, WIN n's nGtner anu sister
~ S;s;, e r"I, Irl.. - e''e'''sou Yesterday
- ~, Wv , ,e'.'',es,
or: Adoiph l'acfllnan was married to
snmog" n,' S,r, '..'s' ~ ''c e'ef'h lr-
'o '",: % 80. o"" .; ,,.
:, M!as l''""le McDona!d, OF Prosperity,
"a, y We guest OF Miss l.aua Mccall
'o, "; VI '''.Se' '''u.
INC 'ra'.sser boat OF the Cleveland d
LoF;lh railroad brought down barge
loau OF hails Yesterday. ~
tsclcct hop is to be given at Miss Jessie
Hiirys tomorrow evening. The music
VIII be by LII konchs band.
Robert Smith, OF Gravel Hill. has lett
for San Francisco, CAL, where he will ioiu
the other glass workers who went from
here. M, IT..
The st. ClairSvillc base ball club has
challenged the Brown club, OF this place,
ton game, OF ball, the date to be fixed
hereafter. .,i 81. - =,
Mr.. Thomas ITovs ;s ho,,n irom .l1os;,:
Ion. where hc has comnic,nI tho h,;l iJI
of The Wcthernid < Wclls Glass U wnr.s i
TINT uluce. 80, : ' '"S'a"s W. - - ~
Hon. Harvey Danior,l. of Waync town.
ship, was in tile city yesterday on his way
to the Shenandoah Nalley,whcrc lie thinks
OF buying land. ,,-: IS. ).
7, There was not a full ssulpp]y ri watcr
Sunday, or Yesterday. owing 4, a broken
CAP Of The new engine. on account ri which
The Old pump had TO be used. ~
Tl, I;,la,.. .,,, e,I,a,,..,,..
torda,- rSL al iron thn;n E Ky
.. ,nn otrant t, ,,a, rpi I'm, ,u 'i up Del
,hon :" . ,ha L, " vnar" Vt t1o' ann
tho pr;rsnss e." 1VS"";,, ''e'e my 'ook
we ',"eess ~ ' '''' Is.
:, sunday q Belgian, whose name Is un.
known, j, MAGE = mlstep on the trcstlc work
o. me D., q " u. K. X. and fell TO the
ground, y distance OF sixteen feet, with
out sustaining serious injuries
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a;oralent.

7 x. law
The Dwelling House OF Daniel rcCS, on tho ~.
ncr Of Fourteenth AMI ChNplnc Streets, No. Ind !,
for rent fora term OF two or three years.
Enquire on the premises.
Possession to be given on the frs, OF October uev
uIllt ~. "7gH'#... lfrr- y. T.. rs. N' "'A-
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asor Sale.

NOR SALE OR RENT-TIlE EAGLE
~ brewery md Mlli House. Possession rjrey
September list. Enquire Of john REID. XIV
McLllre HOUSE. sa-s.'ts3 49, 10y -tEy1
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. $1,000 - -7----T - q
o FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features of The Money and stock Mar

-Er.t kcts. 80 -.
New f0nK August 2j.-Moncy market easy nj
Ts percent closed ut .lsi1 percent. Prime iner.
camille paper 5aGI.pcrccnl. Sterling Exchange
bankers' bills firm nj 81 S.; demand ST s..
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 80. .."'-r p.
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BALTIMORE, ND.. August 2i.-Fiour steady anil
better cciitig prevails; western 81 37a2 ~ cxttu
closing dull; No. . winter rcd spot s71llsSc son.
tenber ST1{uSsc: October S9'.is9t,tc: November
W}fAslc. Corn, western no offerings: no bids. Oats,
steady and nctlve; western whit, Ihlpc mixed Nd
llny dull md eAay; prime TO, cloicc Pennsylvania
and Maryland slI UMl6 ". Provisions active and
firm. MceS PORK sizes. bulk meats, shoulders ami
clear rib sides, packed, Slllsic. EAcon. shoulders
SI,c .5-...a .a''--f ''.Tft. f-'T'-.|
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TOR RENT.
0c,,c1l aloticcs.

ATlI UGlTLT CONlrETEyT
~ look'krcper. temporarily nnrmp !gy,vi vST i
open. close or adjust II set Of books On ttH,1r,1S
terms. -AllnSS LOCK lON No. ~ : I nv
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BEAbfoED, "a, August 9,--Crudc oil stronger
md higher. Toul runs Saturday ind sunday n.
7Oi barrels; total shipments yH9 barrels charters
1853 barrels: ceartHces 6,3i66i tutrcis. Natsuudl
Transit certificates opened at Stc, and closed ut
Sic; highest Slc; lowest SIZE 49, ~. -. = =
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: a REGULAR scmi-monthly meeting of
Council will be held this evening. The
First Branch lrs considerable important
business awaiting its consideration, in the
shape q the 500, 900 loan ordinance, the
r., W. 4 Ky. ordinance and probably the
l0.rent levy ordinance. y Sltit
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foiHpo. O., August 2j.-Nhcat active and lower;
No. red cash and August, Soc asked; September
sOHc;. October S1Ac; November Sf,1c: soft SJAc,
Corn duff: high mixed G9r; No. cash 5dtSc: Al.
gust 0GiS asked: September &c; rejected ,Jc nc
grlde lie. Oats dull and nominal; No. white
.9c; No. light mixed &c bid; No. . cash and iu.
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REPUBLICAN,
Congressional ConventiQl

~ Convention Of Delegates from the rI,l IL
grcsslonul District bf West Virginia, VIII he Le85
New Martinsvil le on Thursday, August q, Isl I
the purpose Of nominating Il candidate for ~
grcsS, and tmnsuctin. such other lllsilp,, rs ",
be properly presented to Sutd Convention.
Iy order or the Committee. ~
GEO. ". ATKINSON, Chalrm,,
r HUGH STERLING Secretary az,
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Cotton.

NEW ioRK, August 2'.-Co,ton firm; future.
easy; August lo.1.c; September lO6Sc; Octobci
1O.S)c; November lDajc: December 1Q.a19c; Janrar,
i0.%c: February lOjoc; March lO.69c; April l0.74c
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ilNEOlIHEEiY:ES CAUGHT

A3wATc1ITHIEFA AND &C ATTH1EI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Murdered nnn EremAtei.

\ Belairc iOJ special saws: The southern
part oi this lBemon) county Is intensely
excited over the supposed murder and cre-
nation of John Williams. a farmer who
had lc,n working on the farm OF samuel
Daniord The suspected murderer Is Jonn
4. webb. son OF Mrs. Williams ty a
former husband. webb and Williams mad
frequent quarrels. and. after serious tight
the latter suddenly disappeared.
4 few days later strong smell OF burn
ing clothing was detected by farmer and
his wife. and going to the spot from whence
the odor came they SAW Webb standing
near q burning pile OF tanbark. When
this burned to the ground. as the story T.
told. there was bulge in the centre about
xix feet LONG. The farmer, Suspicion was
aroused. and next morning he and neigh
Dor visited the scene again. They found
the elevation had disappeared, di'eoycrcd
PARTS Of bone or ivory buttons in tho ashes
and other evidence 81 body having been
burned. The farmer gave the alarm, bat
before steps could bee taken looking q
Webs errcst he had left for Kansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Fatal Shooting Array.

Nv teltRfaDii W Nllf i't'itit'h'l
LOUISVILLE, August IA special dis
match TO the Times from Breckenridge
SAYS: 4 shooting sfiray occurred near
Burns. in this county, resulting in the in
slant death OF Elisha Alexander, the seri-
Gus wounding OF his brother John, and the
severe wounding Of Mrs. Charlie Poole,
sister OF the Alexander boys and wife OF
one OF the shooting party. Charlie Poole
had run away with Miss Alexander, and
bad feeling was oEgendered between the
families, ard the AleXandcrs threatened
Poolc's lie. On Saturday young Poole ana
wife, accompanied by his brother John. Al
tended pic mic in the neighborhood. When
returning home, in order 10 cut OIL some cis'
lance, they turned into a field on AleXan-
der's plscc, and were riding across is when
the two Alexander Young men eSpled them
from the house and ran down to intercept
them. The Poole party saw them coming,
and having no doubt but that they were
abCut 10 put their threats against Charles
life into execution. drew revolver, and
when the Alexander, came up and began
abusing them for coming on the place then
op,nCd fire. Elisha Alexander received
three bullets IN his neck, which killed him
instantly. John was seriously wounded in
the hip and lower part OF the body, ana
Mrs. Poole was struck by a wild bullet ard
severely hurt. The Poolef have not yei
bcCu arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
pFPrsISG TO BE BOUGHT,
THE ELECTIONS or 1884.
siattersto be Settled In various States.


An the states will elect presidential cleo
toI. on Tuesday, November 4th. The cleo.
TORS then chosen will meet at their Tespsc-
tive state capitols on "Wednesday, December
ID. and cast their ballots for President snd
Nicc-Prcsident Of the United States.
Alabama will elect state officers and Leg
stature on Monday, August 4th; congress-
men on Tuesday, November 4th.
Arkansas will elect State officers and Leg
stature on Monday, September lst, and
vote upon an amendment prohibiting the
leyyine OF any tax or the making OF any ap-
preparation TO pay certain railroad ana
ieycc bonds Of the State; will elect con-
rre.smen on Tuesday, November 4th.
California will eject part OF It's Leglsla-
ture and congressman on Tuesday, N0vsm'
Der 4th, and vote upon proposed consul
tutional amendment providing for state
Board Of Education.
Colorado will elect State officers, Lsgis-
laturc, and congressmen on TUESDAY NO
vCmber 4th.
Connecticut will vote upon an amend
mcrt providing for biennial elections on
Monday, october 9th. and elect State OIL
/ fcers, Legislature, and congressman on
| Tuesday, November 4th.
/ Delaware VIII elect Legislature and con-
gresham on Tuesday, November 4th.
Florida will elect Governor, Lieutenant
/ Governor, Legislature, and congressman
on Tuesday, November 4th.
Gcorgia will elect Governor and Legis-
lature on Wednesday, October ls;; con-
! gressmCn on Tuesday, November 4th.
Illinois will elect state officers, Leglsla-
ture, and congressman on Tuesday, No
| ygmber Aih. ..,.
Indiana will elect state officers, Leglsla'
/ ture. and congressman on Tuesday, NO
| Xtmbcr 4ih.
Iowa will elect minor state officers and
congrcssmen on Tuesday, November an
Kansas will elect state officers, LcSAslF
time. and congressman on Tuesday, No
V6mber 4th.
Kentucky viii elect conSressiion VI
TUESDAY, November 9Th.
Louisiana elected Democratic state ON
Gers ana Legislature on Tuesday, APT
22d. and voted on several amendments
scnc for and some against, lncludln'
among The latter one providing ior an III
crease in the rate Of interest upon the pun
he debt: will elect congress on tues
day, November 4th.
! Maine will elect Governor, Legislature
and congressman, and vote upon u Pre-
Uoscd prohibitory amendment To It's Cor
stituiion on Monday, September s!h.
MARYLAND will elect congressman o
Tuesday, November 4th.
Massachusetts will elect State officer
Legislature, and congressman on Tuesda!
November 4tb. .
Michigan viii elect State officers. Lex
latuIc, and congressman on Tuesday NJ
vemhcr ith.
Minnesota will elect Legislature an
congressman on Tuesday, November ~
Mississippi will elect congressman o
Tuesday. November 4th.
Missouri will elect State officers, Leg
. lature, and congressman on Tuesday, n
Yomber 4th.
Nebraska viii elect State officers. Legl
lature, and congressman on Tuesday, \
yember Alb.
Nevada will elect Supreme Judge, Legi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
A weak and fruesss'iss MARKET In wall
Street Yesterday.

NEW York, August 1.-The stock n,ar.
ket today opened weak and lower ior
Canada Southern. Central Pscific, Lacks
wanna, Louisville and Nashville, Lake
shore, Kansas and Texas, New York Gen.
trsI. and Union Pacific. Louisville and
Nsshsille was especially weak, falling on
~ on sale. for London account. The de-
cline outside % this stock ranged To 2.
Before 1915 A. N. the temper OF spec'ild-
tion changed and prices advanced rapidly,
tho IN provsmcnt being equal to aa2i. Re-
ports OF shipments OF gold from the other
eide had A favorable effect and led % pur-
chase. for ieng account. In the afternoon
there was less doing, and pr ces sold OIL "a
II. The market closed generally weak
Conpsred with last nights closing, prices
are lall higher for Canada Southern, Lack
awanna. Canadian Pacific, Denver, Erie,
Northern Pacific preferred. Oregon Trans
continental. Pacific Mail, Omaha, WaDash'
and Western Union; la2l lower for Cen
trail Pacific, 81. Paul, Lake snoie. Louis
vile and Nashville. Missouri Pac'hc, hhn'
cas- and Texas. New Jersey Central. New
York Central. and wabash preierrei'
Sales. 3S2. eco shares.
NoOR.- Stosks firmer. Money, lsa2 per
cent. EXchange-Long, isl4alS2' shor'
lS3iaiSi. Governments firm. states duli.
Euening. Exchange. iSll. Money, ~
rer cent. Sub-TreasuTy nalances-Gold'
SIR, "a: curr, ncy, SI0,14G. Governments
INN; Tcr cents, 1901; 3 per cents i'o'
State bonds dull. :,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Married M a Dsathbed.

A Scranton CPa.) telegram says: An aiirct
ing marriage ceremony took place Jester-
d,y NJ Dunmore, short distance from I'll"
CITY, at the residence OF the bride, VINO was
on her deathbed, and who desired thai htr
lover. 10 whom she was tenderly deYoted,
should possess the property in stocks ana
bond.yhich she Inherited from ermother'
who died a wear ago. The principal plrtl'
chants in this solemn ceremony were Miss
Jennie Freeman and Mr.. Edward Mdcke-
low. OF Dupmore. Miss Freeman Is about
TWENTY-FIVE years old, and the daughter Of
Superintendent Freeman. Of the rem,
sylyania Coal Company's Works, ana
her intelligence and engaging manners
made her iavorite in the circle Oh society
in which She moved. \ short time ago
she was attacked with consumption, ano
while visiting some friends at NantlcoAe
l,r life was despaircd Of. A special car
was chartered and she was taken nome.
ON Tuesday she became unconsclous, nu'
Yesterday she rallied, and expressed ue-
Sire that her marriage TO Mr.. MuckcloW' 10
whom she had been engaged, might I'm
placc. Mr.. Muckelow consented ana ,n'
Rev. George Corey. pastor OF The iresns'
:erian church. performed the ceremony
while the husband stood By me de'thorI
/ If his bride. Miss Freeman's rather anu
sister were present and Witnessed me iilr'
/ FIJI event. The brides death Is hourly eA
| pecied, as the doctors say her recovery
/ impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
CHAPTER |.

Aska,y or IN Of the most eminent physicians;
"What f. the best aud only remedy that can be
relied on ~ cure all diseases Of the Kidneys and
urinary organs, such a. Bright's disease, diabetes
r,tnton or inability TO retain urine, and all The
diseases and ailments peculiar 70 womcnr"
And hey will tell you explicitly aud emphatic
ally Iuchu.'
AK the same physicians,
"What Is the most reliable and .urcst eurc for
al liver ST.: ses or dyspepsia cons'!plian .lnd-
gcstion, biou,ne,s, malariai fever, asue, &C."
and they will tell you.
b. Mandrake! or. DandeltOn -
Hence, when these remedies are Smbincd with
oihcrs equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bltte'ssuch won
icrful and mysterious curative power Is DEVELOPED
which Is So varied In H. operations thaIn dis a'e
or IN health can possibly exist or resist It's power
and yet 1t II
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest In
valid, or smalltst child toue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Fatal Flames,
rpy telegraph to the Di.patch.l

ICY tI.srnph 70 IIIt UI'THIVH'I
NEW YuRE, August 1.-The siX'story
building 600 Water street the upper storle'
81 which are occupied by two families
willis the re,t is devoted 10 business pur'
po>e., caught tire tits morning. Five per-
IONS w,re in It at the time. Bartholomew
O'Keeie. aged forty.scyen, the ilnltor IN
Me building. was fatally burned about the
lead and body. Ann Gibbs. aged twenty
nine. married. and her chidrcn-Geof-y,,
aged six. and John, aged two-wer' AZ
t, rribly burned and are now In the h',p'-
tall James Gibbs, aged four. an'tH'f
child, " hem it, mother was unable ~ f'-'
rue. WIS turned 20 death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
nnnMrp pYNAMTgRs.
Dsiy Sentenced 90 Penal ssrvitnks Tor L'fe
ard Essan for Twenty Years.

LONDoS. August 1.-The trial OF dyna-
mifcrs at Warwick was concluded to-day.
Mcdonald. VINO pleaded guilty to the
charge 81 ireason-feloDy, was released on
bail to appear st any time II called upon.
James Eagan was sentenced TO penai servi-
tude for twenty years and John Daily Tor
life. DAYS defence OF himself was very
able. lie argued that nothing had been
proved against him eXcept that ne
bad borne an assumed name. The
Queen, he said, moved about un-
der an assumed name. why had he
not a.. good rightg He asked for Justice,
not mercy. lie was gratified that be wis
on trial Lefore Englishmen. There was no
clap-trap a. in Ireland. The prosecution,
he SAID. had failed to show that he had
Joined IN plot to coerce the Government.
DAILY GenOun ed the detectives and Officials
Of Dublin Castle. The latter. he said, bad
reduced Dublin to the condition OF Sodom
and Gomorrah. He admitted having
Hurled nitro-glyccrine in a garden ana
u st he had explosives in his possession
but he ,ortenGed that this fact did not con-
stitute trcasoD.felOny.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
laturc, and congressman on Tuesdsy, No

laturc, and congressman on Tuesdsy, No
vember 4th.
New Hampshire will elect Governor.
railroad commissioners. Legislature, and
congressmen, and vote upon the question
OF holding constitutional convention on
Tuesday, November an.
New jersey will elect Legislature and
congressman on Tuesday, November An.
New York will elect two judges OF the
Court OF Appeals. assemblymen, and con-
gressmcn on Tuesday, November 4th. ana
vote upon proposed amendment 10
the constitution Of the State prohibiting
the loan or use OF public money for private
purposes and restricting the Indebtedness
OF counties, cities, towns, and villages Tor
any purpose whatever to 10 per cent. Oh
their valuation.
North Carolina will elect State officers,
Legislature. and congressman on TUESDAY,
November 4th.
Ohio will elect MINOR State officers and
congressman on Tuesday, October lith.
Oregon elected Republican congress
man and legislature and a Democratic SUI
prcme judge and defeated a wOman's SUI
fraec amendment 10 the State Constitution
on Monday, June I'd.
Pennsylvania will elect Legislature and
congressman on Tuesday. November lth.
Rhode Island elected Republican State
officers and Legislature on Wednesday,
April I'd; will elect congressman on Tues
day, November 4th.
South Carolina Will elect State officers,
Legislature. and congt cSsmcn on Tuesday.
November 4lh.
Tennessee will elect Governor, railroad
commissioners, Legislature, and congress-
men on Tuesday, November 9Th.
Texls will elect State officers, Legislature,
and congressman on Tuesday. Noyem-
Der 4th.
Vermont viii elect State officers, Legs
lsture, and congressman on Tuesday, sep
tember ID.
Virginia will elect congressman on Tues
day, November 4th.
West Virginia will elect State officers,
Legislature. and congressman on Tuesday,
October 18th. and vote upon proposed
amendment TO change the time OF the gene
raj elections 10 November.
Wisconsin will elect State oflicers. Legis-
laiure, and congressman on Tuesday, No.
VCmher 4tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
ctsTiro In Philadelphia.

VI
PHILADELPHIA, August lire broke
out this morning in the old Rink building
TNenty-lhird aud Chestnut streets, occu-
pied by John waDnamaker As a furniture
manuiactorv. The building and contents
Wtre very nearly destroyed. The hre
spread rapidly. and four saloons, the yard
OF r. Halls planlng.mill, eigar'store' an
unoceupied store, PheIan's lumber.yard'
and the hotel known Is the Howard House,
w,r. ali burned. The toIal loss on the
Rink building,and thelother property Is es-
timated Al between $4,000 and SlI5,OOD.
The papsr-mill Of MOorehouse & Brothers
at Bridesburg, was entirely burned TN,
morning. The loss on buildings, stock, aud
fixtures spproximates $4,000; Insurance.
amounts to 33j 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-02
Bsnkrupts' Assets.

lBy telegraph 10 the Di'patch'I
new YORK, August Lewis May. So
slgnec 81 IIalsted, EIaineS Co., has Just
concluded his statement. After paying oil
The preferred creditors in full the unse-
cured creditors will get about forty per
cent. \ larger dividend Is expected by
October lst. The gist Of the statement Is
a. follows: The entire nominal ASSET are
eI4l6.9OS: actual assets are S1Oj,5j0. Total
Liabilities, q. O99.S0 preferred creditors
su7,aC3: unsecured debts, SGS2,jSI. The
lalancc. after paving the preferred credi-
tol~ will be r2SS. 900.