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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
P0OR SUPPORT For 4 SCANDAL
A Sample OF the Ciass OF Persons Used BY
HIaias's MaaaeeTs.

Washington special says: Among She
carrion. crows who have so promptly come
forward 10 vOuch for the truihfulnesS OF
the alleged scandal against Governor Clevs'
land Is a person named Moore, Of Buffalo,
70 whose utterauces 8 great deal OF credit
has Teen given by the Blaine press, and
particularly by the Chicago Tribune.
Moore is described a. formerly Of the reve-
nue. service and special agent at Washing
ton. He is now leading citizen OF Bui-
islo. where he 10 engaged In business.
The weakness 81 that class OF persons
who are employed to support the Republi-
can party by lis new managers IL discoy-
cred when Mr.. hoore's record il brought
out for inspection. Moore is a special
scent Of the Pension Office, and has been
stationed at Buffalo. lie was one u keifer's
witnesses in the congressional inycsilga-
ton, with the notorious Elder and works,
but was not examined, because 1t might
LecOme known that the defendant had a
transcript OF his indictment for conspiracy
10 deiame a reputable citizen, and also the
evidence 10 show that ne had engaged in
another conspiracy 10 fix fase charge Of
murder upon another citizen Of excellent
standing, ana even to kidnap one
Raymond II. Perry, now o. Bristol. Il. L.,
bnt formerly commercial agent OF the
United States at san Domingo. The OBJ
ieet Of the v;llainous scheme was to get
bin out Of the way and 90 prevent his
testimony being obtained by the sumner
SchuIz investigation Of the san Domingo
business. la the loose language Of Wash
ington, where this Mr.. Moore is 81 well
known that two grand iuries once Felt SON
strained 10 indict him, he is one 0i the
greatest rascals outside OF striped suit.
Why Colonel Dudley has 40 long employed
him i. best known 10 Colonel Dudley. The
Rev. :. :. Mitchell. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church Of Buffalo, finds him
self in curious company for a clergyman,
and his Washington friends declare their
belief that II he ever gets out Of II be will
never DE found in communion with scam
dalmonHers again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Another Irregular and FiuetpatinG Day In
wall Street.

NEw YOrK, August stocks opened
weak and lower. aud In the first bali hour
o. trading prices defined ia1t, Western
Union. Northwest, ST. Paul. Lackavanna,
Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pacific,
Jers'y Central, New York Central. and
Union Pacific suffering the most. This
was soon followed Ly stronger tone and
sn advance Of ta2. In the afternoon the
market was weak and lower on uniavora-
Die rllmor, from Chicago concerning the
meeting OF the Western Trunk-Line Asso-
citation. The decline from the highest
prices OF the day ranged from ! to 81.
Near the close there was rally OF tai, but
In the final sales the market was weak.
Compared with last nights closing. prices
are taxa lower. except Canadian Pacific,
which Is higher. Sales, $4,000 shares.
Noon.-Stocks firmer. Money. la2 per
cent. Exchango-Long, iS2Iais2t: short.
4s4aiSil. Governments firm. States dull.
Erea;ng.-Exchange 4S2. Money. 1ta2
per cent. SubTreasury calances- Gold.
Sl2a.'l3; currency, $1,000. Government,
weaker; 4 per cents, 1lys; per cents.
100. State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Governor CIeveisnd's sInndsrer.

a special from Owensvile, Indiana, TO
the indianapolis Sentinel, says: fhe peo-
pie Of our county do not expect much OF
the Rev. Mr.. Bali, Of Buffalo. They remem-
Der the record he made In thus county when
he was here only about year ago. Does
be not remember the insult he gave Chris
tian lady IN the town Of Owensyille, the
hem Of whose garments he Is not worthy
to touchi He was offered the choice OF
humbly apologIzing 20 the lady or sound
thrashing. He selected the former, and left
town next dayv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August !. 1894.
SALES FIRST DOARD.-eI00 Richmond
city SIS at 1871 ; 10 shares Atlanta and Char
loite at 81; 10 shares PETERSBURG Railroad at
2iS. 10 do. at 25I; % shares Richmond and
Allegheny railroad At 3; 1000 Petersburg
Railroad, Class Il, at -. 1000 do. At 81,
Loco do. at 50, 1000 do. At 50; So Viz
ginia ger cent. scrip ut jS!, 5ls32j do.
at 5st
SECOND BoARD.-l0 shares Petersburg
Railroad Oh. b. OF 264; 1000 Georgia
Pacific first G's at IS; 1000 Richmond,
York Biver and Chesapeake Railroad first
s. Of INA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Arayyer,, Attempt, ut suicide.

ID' w NJ y ~ '''O TT =
Troy. y. Y, August G.--Wlllism y.
Lauiing, lawyer, Of Cohoes. was ~
raigned in tbe Police Court Of that city i'-
day. charged with drunkenness. lie tried
10 kill himself in the courtroom With =
large stone paper-weigbt, cutting bis bead
badly. When he was returned 10 the sta.
tion-house he seized a kerosne-oil can Ani
drank quantity % the oil. Lansing was
once a brilliant lawyer, II is thought thai
he N lnsAnn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
POoI-sciltng Esioprci.

IEY ffItTrfVl q the IfsIAt1h.I
DtTFALu. August THE ssoppagc 81
pOot selling &; iho Buffalo Trotting flrk
to-day was accomplished by means Of war
rants sworn ont 10y the Law and Order
Association against the track authorities.
II created considerable excitement among
the fraternity, but is generally approved
By the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Cutting Or Railroad Employees.


READING, Pa, August About eighty
men employed in ihe irslfht aud pas.er-
ser Gep0i Of the Philadelphia and Reading
car-shops, this clay, were suspended IN
definitely this evening. Ths order was not
received until q late hour. and when it was
announced 4 caused considerable excite
meni. Twenty-Five of the men we're en-
ployed in the psSsenger-car department,
principally on new work. Others were
taken from various freight gangs. Il IS
also said that slight reduction OF Wa e7
IN several Of the departments has been or
0srcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Many Baiises, bnt 70 Nomination.
fEy lriecrxud I, The Diyp,tek-I

BALTINoBB. Nd, August THE Demo
cratic Convention OF the Second congress
pionsl district, which met at ElktOn yestsr-
day. sitter taking 1853 o. ballots adjourned
thls afternoon. without making a nomins-
ton. to meet In Baltimore on Thursday
ne1t. The district, st present represented
by Hon. J. Bred. G.. Talbot, prominent
member u the Committee on Naval AZ
iairs. is composed OF Baltimore, Carroll,
Cecil, and Hsrford conties, twenty dele
gates comprising the Convention. Talbot
hns received the ten votes OF Baltimore
and Cecil counties from the first ballot
one short Of nomination. Carr Il county
cast its five votes i1r DR.. shaw and Hartford
FIVE votes for Thomas c. Hopkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
A YOuttifui Pratricide.

IbF FfEtFIaPII 70 ttl' IJIHI'aFVN'I
st. Louis. August 1.-Two brothers
William and Thomas Jennings, aged Re,
speetiyely zen and twelve gears, quarre lled
esterday near Piketon, No.. when THE
younger plunged knife into the neck OF
lie other, seycring the lugnlaf vein ana
c. uslDg death in q lew minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Governor CevoIsnd's Movements.
by telegraph To The Dispstcb.l

ALBANY, n. Y, August 7.-GovernOr
Cleveland left Albany Cor the North Woods
this evening for q vacation. He will stop
over night at Plattsburg, and proceed to
his destination, Prospect House. Upper
saranac. Bloomingdalc, Essex county, to-
morrow. There was no unusual crowd at
the depot. The length OF his stay In the
woods is not determined. but it is likely he
will remain at least oitnight. His letter
Of acceptance will probably not be issued
until bis return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Depressio. in tho Iron Trade.

TTF t-s'EffIH 70 VI F'I-VsF-TTT
PITTSBURGH. August THE depression
in the iron business Of this city Is said IL
be greater than FOR . number Of years.
Many mills that continued in operation
through the pan Of 1873 are now closcd'
while others that bad plenty Of orders then
are running slack. Fully 1000 man les.
are now required to perform the amount OF
work required less than year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST j.-In western leaf there i little
doing. exporters gen erally quiet; prices
are firmly held. In sesd-leai trading is
moderately active, steady AT prices. Sales.
POO hogsheads Kentucky leaf ut sal6c. 400
csses seed-leaf 1882 crop Ohio at 9al2c. (;
80 cases 1888 observation-disclosures ut hja50c. :;
10 cases 1882 Pennsylvania at Pablo. 100
eases 1881 do. ut Safe. 300 bales Havana
II S0c.asl.l5; 100 bales sumatra at Sl.3oa
ALTO. Range Of contract spot quotations ::
Common lngs, 7c.; medium Tugs, 7sc. :;
good hugs, Sc; common leaf, stc.; low
medium leaf, Sic; medium leaf. &C.; good
medium leaf, &C.; good leaf, lec.-Jo''raa'
Of Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, August 7, 1854.
There j. less activity in the market With
come decline In prices.
DAGE TOBACCO,
LUCE: Common, 3jaSG; good, aG.jod
$50.
Leaf: Common, 5&t39j); good, slOa
Sl2; fine, Sl-eaSlG.
srN.CTRkD.
Lugs: Un,ound. Sj.j0asG.7j; sound.
S7.j0aSJ.
Lear: Common. S9aSi0 medium. 5000
aSl2.J0; GOOD, Sl3aSiS; line, S29a:jO.
BRIGHT roBACCo-NASUgACTUa
SMOKERS: Common, SSaSl2; good, Sl8
s2lj; fine. 1l6as2D
Filler,: Comrlon, 3l0uSl3; good, sl2a
siG; fine. Sl7aS2o.
Wrappers; Common SljaS2O; good
Se2aS2j; fine, S}0a360.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
CLEVELAND AT BIRTHSTONE.

Points q His Conference With Eg-Go'srnoT
Jtiden-Ths Letter Of Acceptance Dis
sCssed.
The Herald's Albany special OF Wodnes-
day says: when the Democratic National
Convention in its platform expressed The
regret oi the party that Mr.. Tiiden could
not permit. Us sgsin TO place IN bis bands
Us leadership q the Democratic noss for
the reason that the achievement OF reform
Va the administration Of the Federal Gov
eminent Is an undertaking now 800 heavy
for his eye and falling strength ~ was
formal testimony 10 the fact thai, except
ior bis positive declinstlon, Mr.. Tisaen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August Cotton steady;
sales, $40 bales; uplands, 10 l3l6c. Or
leans, II Lice; consolidated net receipts,
3o4 bales; eXpOrts-to Great Britain. 2,2s5
bales France bales. southern iloux dull;
common 10 fair extra, %. 50aS4. 30. Wheat
SPOT. Lace lower closing heavy; ungrsded,
red, 7l298ic.: No. 2, red 92sy3tc. August.
glia93ic. CoTp--SpOI sslc. lower, closing
weak; ungrsded. j3a54c.; ungraded white,
13c. No. red. August, 6ls6ac- Oats. 3alc.
lower, closing depressed No. J. 3,a3sc.
Hop, unchanged. CoHee-spot fair; Rio
steady Il e9.73; No. : Rio, spot, $50. sugar
steady and less seiiye: fair 10 good re-
fning, IJ-l6a5 7-l6c.; refined quiet and
easy extra {, 5ia5sc. white extra e,
5ssjIc.; on 4, 5ts5.s.; standard A, CS;
gIsnulaied. El6c. MolaSses unchanged.
Rice steady. Cotton seed oil, Siq3jc. for
crude 59at2is. for refined. ROsin sIssdy
at$ 20aSl .23. Tmrentins duh. Hides trm.
Wool firm fair request. Pork very strong
y held; new mess. $3.50. Middles nomt
nal long cleaT,l9e. Lard lower, closing
with y slight recovery; western steam,
spot, s5.s9ef7 81. Fro;ghts steady.
BALTIMORE.
BAsxfsoRs, August 1.-Fhpu steady and
Qultt. W utal- tuNl i'Fa t'-
tive: western active aud lower, closing
weak: southern, 90a92c.; amber, Ola
gH.; No. I Maryland. 94a9i!e.; No. >
western winter red, spot, and August, ~.
a9lc. C0n-couthern nominal; western
nominaly trmer; southern white, 7Ia1ac. :;
yellow, 6sasoc. Oats steady and quiet !;
southern. 4ls4Sc.: western whita 46c. !;
mixed, 4o4Je. Pennsylvania. iiaiTc.
Provisions steady and moderately active.
Whisky steady At Si.o5. Other articles
unchanged. Freghts firm.
CINCINNATI.
GsCISsATi, August Flour dull and
lower. Wheat active and lower; No. =
red, S2ss24c. Corn scarce and firm; No. .
mixed. soc. Oats scarce and firm; No.
mixed. 31c. Pork firm st eli. Lard firm at
sT.25as7.4Q. Bulk-meats firm; shoulders,
&C.; short rib, etc. Bacon firm and I'M
changed. Whis&ey firm al sl.07. Sugar
unchanged. Hogs firm; common and
light. s4.50as5 80; packing and butcher,
s5.50SsS.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. August 7.-Fbur dull. Wheat
weak and declined tate; ruled steady I;
closed tate. under yesterday; August. sla
sllc.; No. 2 Chicago spring, Sic. Corn
In good demand; opened ialfc. lower
closed lalc. under yesterday; cash, SAC.
August, 53a5tc. Oats opened strong and
closed &c. under yesterdays cash, sSc.; Au'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Archhishnn Rxnn.

my Telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l
ST. LOUIS, August THE bull OF trans
lalion arrived here TO-DAY from Rome for
Archbishop +. J. Ryan, who goes 10 phils-
delphia. The local clergy VIII meet Tues
dny next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
NEW YORK SIrNAC MARKET.

AUGUST 5.-Sumac il quoted at s70aSTI. 80
for Virginia and S9tnSl0O for foreign
Ioer1ull Of COMNterCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURERS To-
BACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 5.-We quote as follows:

AUGSSr 5.-We quote rs follows:
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine pounds, Virginia Ijc.aSl; fine ns.
Virginia. 7Oa72e.: fine twist and coil, Viz
mia, 5Sa80c. medium twist and COLI VT-
einia, 40a45c.; common twist and coil,
:oa35c. medium pounds and 1i-lncb, yir-
,inla. 3Sa40c. common twist and iig, vir-
inia, 32a3Se. white Burley navy, Louis
Vile, i0a50c. white Burley navy. Louis
vile, common to medium, 32a4Qc. -CU~'
fier.J Journal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

EXCELLENT RFsUi.rs-Dr. j. l.. villa
Eliot, Ne, says lIorsford's Acid Phos-
phaie giys most excellent results.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 7.-Nircinia G's,
consols, 81; pa>t-duc coupons, 80; new IS,
ja!. North Carolina IS, old. lOCt. BID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

We quote: Pine. s2.2jGs2.50; snperine,
% 6OGeS.e5; extra, f4.6DSL15; family.
II. SOC %; Patent family, country, Sls19
800. nHkct very dub.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


yoRT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 7.lsst.
ARRIvH.
steamer Wyanoke. &C.
steamer Pioneer. a..
schooner 4. n. We d., Franks, IIavre de Grace,
coal, To =. L. Lathror.
sAILyD.
Seam,v Ard. clifford. Norfolk. United s,s'es
mail. merchandise, aud passsnzers, l.. IL. Istam,
agent.
rakentine Iuntrsss, Gtnn, santos -four.
schooner Emma ID. EndicOt. Bowen. New rFs'
ga Esyot ne. camel coal snd slaves vessel Cur
schooner brown Murphy. Bcsehamp'on. W.T.
cox whsTf t. loAd Lies for cr-sfeii, Md s,sssi,
Curtis Parker.
lSh6 % NEwrOIT's NEWS, AuGSssT 7. 1854.
~ Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer viieite, -. West Point, and o,'cd
Zoe New lork.
steamer Acorn tBrl Duncan, Baraeoa, having
cDsled.
steamer Kanswhs, Greenwood, Boston, cpsi,
Chesapeake and OHIO railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

ACGUsr peanuts have moderate
inquiry at steady prices. Quoted at &c.
for hAnd-picked. nc. for extra hand
picked. and SaSlc for fancy hand-plc&ed.
yOsyTn! II Commerce..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
= Af.' It11' u VgV "''7'''
sAIFs BEPOsrnD 20 SRGu'SAgY.

WnHAr.-Whlte, $40 busheI, common
b. very good al rs to DC; $3.50 bush
els common 10 prime Longberry Sd 50 70
g9c.: 1858 bushels common to very good
shor,berry at 70 to 9Oc. Mixed, 7s5 bushels
good al % % 95e.
CoBs.-MlYcd, 200 bushels good on
Iriyat, tsrms.
OMs.-Mlxed 100 bushels very good on
priYa.e terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
GENERAL MARKETS.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Au0usr 4, 1884.


Au0usr 4, 1884.
RECEIPTS or TIE WEEK.
Reeves. ..,..'.''.'. ..'...'.'''' .'"n
Swine.... .............,........ o,IUz
-
Total. .I2.lg,
fTbe quotations given In our livestock
renorts are those OF the retail markets. ex-
cept when otherwise stated
PRICES OF BgEY CATTLE AT THE MARKET THIS
WEEK.
Very best on sale to-day. Ga6Ic.; those
generally rated first quality. ja5sc.; me-
dunn or good fair quality, 3iaisc. ordinary
thin steers. oxen. and cows, 3a3sc.; ex-
treme range Of prices, 3s6lc.; most oil the
sales were from 4la5lc.
WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FRoH.
Virginia ........... ............... 80.
West virginia. ............, %,
ONO. ........... ..........''..'.''.. -.
MarNland. ..................... 81
hcntucky. ................''..'' W
Total ...... ......".......... .iop
REMARKS OK BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals during the week amounted
to ,GC5 head. against 2.027 last week. and
l,957 head the corresponding week OF last
year; and the sales were !, O>G head, against
LA last week. and ,2s3 head the cor
responding week OF last year, and were as
follows
To Baltimore butchers. minimum. $50
To country dealers. ................. go
To eastern buyers. ................... 81
LUZ
Tie offerings were much less numerous
than last week. and prices at wholesale
showed a marked advance. while the i'm
proven, MT in the retail market was fair
fraction. &c. on the better grades, and less
on medium and common. which were, pro-
pcTtionally, more numerous than last week.
The market closed dull for the me.ium and
con mon grades. Quotation Battle, with
most sales at 4lajIc.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals last week. ............. .o,oo2
Arrivals one year ago. .o.6li
REMARKS.
The supply. which is about equal to that
OF last week. il about sufficient for very
moderate demand. The quality is about
The same rs it WAS last week. We quote
rough sows and stays and grass hogs at IA
I4c.. and the better grades Of butcher-hogs
ut 7iajlc. Same time last year hogs sold at
74as4c.
TIE sHEEP MARKET.
Arrivals this week. DID
Arrivals last wcok.............. ODE
Arrivals one year ago ................,. 9J0
REMAINS.
The quality Of the offerings is better
than that Of last week. Trade /, fairly ac-
tive. There Is some little outside demand.
and the stock was dispose OF At IN early
hour. We quote butcher sheep At 3ailc.
hmbS, 43bc. Stock shcep-W etherS, 3ta
4lc.; ewes. S2ae3.35 per head. same time
last ytu butcher sheep sold ~ 3a5!c. per
pound, and lambs same IL to-d4y.-Imsri-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
MATTERS POLITICAL.
ABOUT TRg KULLiGAy LETTERS.

Now Blalns Os,alscd Them from Fishers
Ce,s. and How He Had a CcnverIest sun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
ron sENr.
s~>--.-~,~~N0~N>~-~---->.- - ~s--~--'.'~'~'N-
EOR RENT, FOR RENT. q

E'OR BENT. FOR RENT. q
tpTOBACCO-FACTORY corner Lombard and
Third itrr"ts. Petersburg, Until recenty Occtnyet
by Or. Rolsrt &. Oslorne. Apply ~ tns Dn,ce Of
Ne IniaT- Apy.ai. Pelersl grs, Va. AUST
JOR RENT, NEW S1OREHOUSE. a
Il S6I29 fe~s- Inc.uis> couGtug-rp1m II
li122; asd lot containing small lumber'hru~s.
Situated az HaSskin, sytssR miles from Ricn-
mobf. and conveDL2t 10 trO siauCfis % the Rich.
monf aud Allegheny s.iirc.i.
Pr futlsF inGor.-sIiOn address
J. 4. NUChOLN
Sahhpt Island post.o:1'c.
au 5-5ts Goochllad county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
WANTS.

w ANTED, A No. | COOK FOR A
SMALL FAMILY. Nowashing. Must come we'll
recon mended. None but m accomplished COOK
need apply Call at he Dispatch oficc between
the hours Of 10 aud o'clock. au s-B'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
DWEILISGs FOR RENT.

No SD north Fourth street With rooms Wa
tsT, sss. Ac.
No. 500 north rvelnh ssrses, with 8 rooms ana
~ c,rn improvements
No 90 north hshth srcsN win rooms. b.
u, <rvAntS' rS~ns.
No, 4, north ftrsi stres with rooms; new
and comfortable
Nc. ID east Canal s,r~f, with roo,as, and
Kitchen.
No. 81 east Canal strssL with rooms
No. i0s sosth l.AuNi street, with roor,s. and
Kitchen.
NEW HOUSE on veaabls street near Carr.ux-
ton. with fuoms, water, gas, &c.
Rooms ever No. sos east Broad street. with
modern improvements, soitsbe loz family.
RovAs evyr Ne. AT east Broad street; eona-
n. w. BONE,
Az s-es t3e Rssi Estate ASeus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

EOR RENT. THE VERY OEsi-M
II RApIE RESIDENCES, No. +05 north IA
Iwelfth ssrsst with 81 u,dSfu Improvements
0C2f.
Poo. sioa sfven Ocsoosr 1Sr,. Earlier poss~.-
son can probably be arranged Zoe ~ desired.
srniV 4. Ne. At7. next door. N 2t,-olfa~s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08
Cs2sAIH AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
IhfEpOXD, Va, Alp1ist :, ISL

wRAV.-Whlte, 964 bushels. Bed,
1918 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
CORS.-Whlte, $50 bushels. Mixed. 200
bushels.
Nae Mix.J Cg0 hushpk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-08

Governor Cleveland received to-day in
the EXo, u,iyc chamber the delegates to the
French Canadian Convention, now in seS-
sion here. Seventy-Gve Of them declared
that they would vote for him. Among
other visitors were General Franz Slgei,
W. w. Wright, Of Geneva; William G..
Kingsley, % Brooklyn; and Dr.J. ID. Han
Yahan and Northumberland Hill, OF
Vermont
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1884-03-12
CLAY TOWNSHIP NOTES.

EDITORS CITIZEN Your readers
may be ready to ask if our section,
with Sunbury the metropolis in our
bounds, expect to furnish the quota Of
men for all the vacancies to b. filled at
the coming election. Oh no. we do
not aspire ourselves to such monopoly
of county notables, but being near
Cherry township (of legal notoriety) it
will not be thought strange that some
of our great men present themselves as
candidates for suffrages of the people
But we ere not all candidates. There
are enough to form respectable pro-
cession to the political funeral that may
follow the primaries. We hope some
OF these estimable citizens will be al
lowed to remain, however much their
good example would benefit the county
seat, Tempus omnid reuotot
A feat of extraordinary horaemanship
has received more attention in our sec
ton of late than the coming election.
A squire elected at the ides Of Feb
ruary, had occasion to drive our way
and finding the railroad good grade,
chose it in preference to the uneven
country road Though, driving Julia
whom her master claims can keep step
with an express for mile or two, yet
be was with some difficulty pursuaded
to switch of as the train almost due,
though nothing but freight, was
bound in the opposite direction. OF
course it was the railroad and not the
squire that had been having something
to drink. Thisexploit, though quite un.
usual seems to haveescaped the notice oI
Quantum libet who chronicles items
for the Eagle. We have snatched il
from oblivion, that it may descend tc
to our posterity with the renowned
deeds of fathers that the world may
know that the Putnams are not al
dead But Butler couty has some sons
of noble sires who would dare TO ride
over any cliff into the roaring Niagars
if it's torrent was old rye.
The work of re6ttiDg the Academy
Hall is progressing rapidly. to have il
in good order for the opening Of th'
Spring Term, March "a.
More anon,
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