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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-05
TIE AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE co"
". II. FORBES, President:
WILLIAM X. DRlE FIR. Treasurer
t.nuar1l Manager.

boston. september 81, 1854
Southern B.Y Tsieph2ns aai Ts'egraPh CIa-
pUtV, y. l. Carson, ESQ, hecrcfHr'y Weir YORK
Dear sir In reply 70 your letter on the subject
OF " Infringes." beg 10 say that thlS comptnN
owns The lelteFs-pstent grluici ALkNASDkR
GRAHAM BgLL March Z. 1876, No. l7liOO, and
january 30, 1877. No, ls6,7s7.
Tho tran s.ion Of speech oy AL known forms
Of Electric speaking Telephone intnnses the
rights secured % u by tie above patents an ren'
d,rs each individual user OF Teleph9ns' not tn,-
uished by us on our licensees responsible Tor shch
unlawful use, ana all tie consequences thereof
and liable 20 suit therefor. We are now pr1,eeu-
ing suits for nfrngcmonts against pirhes using
such Instruments or plrt'cipaiingin .uch use
Is You desire To do 80 You can make his letter
public. ~ 4 notification aud warning TO All shch
THFO. y. VAIL, General Manager.
Weinvitc aItcation 20 tie following points;
!. No Electric speaking Telephone, can ne mr.
run used except those Issued ~ the American
Bell Telephone Company.
3. =, rsons using infringing instruments. or In
yestirg in enterprises FOR their pI1mplloA' incur
seriou- rick Of trouble. loss. and damage.
3. If any other Telephone had : lex Al status the
Establishment u a second telephone eNchWgc IN
tins city would De a positive dsadvantage TO ihe
community.
aevalnf Of a telephone exchange consists IN
The nBmLt II stations With which coinlnunir ti'n
can &c had from any one ot thsn. Win w, x
exchanges Of equal size 10 a city one eau tsik 9,
Onlv half a. many stations from one pjinf - ~ All
were iu one exchange. Hence. every buslness-nsa
would be obliged TO belong 10 two exchanges, pdv
ttro rms. and have two acts Of Instruments II he
kept IN order, or 90 without kali the ciilscs FUR
nishcd by single CNchlngc.
1. illegal rights should De acquired hy sny oh n
telephone, the present companies. being then aple
10 obtain In struncnts cheaply - any. can, wi m
heir experience and other facibtps, serve the
public more adyantageOusiy than any new compa-
ny can.
Tile Telephone Exchange In this city Is one Of
the largest In the south. numbering nearly -four
hundred subscribers. The company has spent
much money IN establishing and developing H.
and now engaged ut great expense, IN Us entire
renewal, with new and improved apparatus. which
VIII make the Richmond Exchange second 10 none
Boo The United states.
The Law system used here Is the best method
u centFal-offcc vice known ana Is the same A.
cost, IN New York s2lO per wear. TIE prices
charged here arc very reasonable for the service
and facilities, and - sOOn As the wires can Do run
new subscribers Will be welcomed. Respectful y,
j. W. CREWS, Manager.
&. MCCLCER, District superintendent.
Richmond, October, 1854. &c J-su,TUNIh3t
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IDy cable q Tue UIsplI'h'I
PARIS. October t. Prime-Minister Ferry,
in his note to the British Embassy eXpliin-
ing measures adopted by France for the
safety Of foreigners in China. says Admiral
Courbct was instructed at the beginning OF
the war not to iniure foreign possessions.
The note concludes with assurances OF
Frances >oicilude for the interests Of Eng.
fish commerce.
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special and effective work with the sturdy
yeomen Of this section.
A Eatsls Between the French and
CnfUoso.
.ux e.hle ,o the p,.patch.i

,Bv cable 10 the Dispatch.i
PARIS, October 4.-General de Isle
sends dispatch stating that, hearing that
the Chinese troops between BacIe snd
Lsngson were moving forward, be took the
measures necessary 10 drive them back into
their gunboats. A brilliant engagement
ensued. 1000 Chinese troops being pitted
against hun. Commander Chalie, OF Mas.
sue. was killed In the fight. When the dis.
patch was sent the Chinese were being
steadily driven back and had lost heavily OF
their number.
BoxBARDISG AT EELUNG.
PARIS, October 4.-Adyices have been
received here from Hong Kong Of to-day's
date. They contain information that Adj
miral Courbci began the bombardment OF
The forts at Kelung on Wednesday. The
Chinese offered lively resistance. French
loss on the morning Of Wednesday was two
men killed and ten wounded.
PARIS, October Admiral Courbet has
te!egraphed from kelung under date OF
yesterday as follows: al commenced ope-
raiions against Kelung on Wednesday by
occupying the height Of st. Clement. The
Chinese forces, after fairly warm engage
merit Wednesday night, evacuated two
OF their works westward OF the
height, which we afterwards occupied.
! ON now fortiiying them, and shall OPP
erale Saturday against their works east
ward Of the height. our loss was four
killed, one missing, and thirteen wounded.
The Chinese loss is estimated at so TO 100
killed and 200 to 300 wounded. Admiral
LespeS commenced the attack upon Tam
sin Thursday, and will occupy that port IL
possible"
A FRENCH RECoNN0ITERING PARTY REPULsED.
LONDON, October 4.-Adyicesfrom Hanoi
under date OF to-day state that gun-boats
MOusquetor, Massue, and Hache, while
cruising in advance Of the party which was
accommodating in the Valley OF Lochnln,
were attacked by Chinese regulars. One
French officer was killed and thirty men
wounded. Reiniorcements have already
arrived at the scene Of the encounter, and
others. under command OF General Ne
gIitr. have left Hanoi
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Fatal Accident Oh the Rail,

IIiy ph 10 he Dispalch.I
WHEELING, W. Va, October A spe-
cill train on the Panhandle road, carrying
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks. colided with
a hand-car this morning at daylight, and
John Feutz. boy OF twelve years. and
Thomas Walden, trackman, were killed.
No one on the train was injured. A heavy
fog prevailing at the time caused the acct
dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-05
EAST HANOVE PRESBYTERf.
Third Day-Reporis Adopted-Edneati on
Reported for the DisDatch.l
BETHANY CHURCH,
CHARLES CRY COUNTY. I

tuAkLES tlIf tOtNli,
October 3, 1884.
The reading Of the narratives sent up Dy
the Sessions on the State OF Religion In the
Churches, begun on yesterday, was COM
pleted this morning. These generally pre-
sented gratifying condition OF the
churches. Many Of the Sessions. how
ever failed 10 send reports.
The following was adopted:
The committee on the subject OF mis-.
sion work by ethers than ministers would
recommend the adoption Of the following
paper:
kesotred, 1, That the evangelist Of this
Presbyteiy be authorized TO call upon the
sessions OF churches 10 send at such time
as may be convenient such officers OF
cbureE-members rs are qualified, In their
judgment, TO VISIT such weak churches OF
destitute points needing mission work a'
are In within their reach, to hold meetings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-05
Crossing poutel,ar,rain Lake.

fBy telegraph 10 the Disratch.l
NEW ORLEANS. October The repairs
TO Pontchaltrain Lake tre>tle OF ihe North
western railroad, which was damaged by
fire about week ago. wa, completed yes
tcrday. Freight anl passenger trains are
now crossing the bridge without detention.
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Postmaster Shot.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WHEELING, w. Va, October i.-W. F.
Richards, the postmaster at Clarksburg. W.
Va. and the editor OF the Weekly Tsle-
qrdDh. was shot this morning by a. c. Os-
borne. There is woman in the case.
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Paris, Mortality.

Dy cable 20 the D'spatch.I
PARIS. October 4.-Thc record OF this
weeks deaths In Paris shows 500, against
500 for the preceding week. The record
this week is the lowest for long period.
There have been thus far only three cases
OF sporadic cholera.
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Bicycle CHAMPIONSHIP y.

ips N'cRrapn 10 tue p7PsN n'l
Bosr0S, October 4.-GeOrge Weber, OF
Smithville, N. j., won the one.hundred-
mile road championship OF the Boston BIZ
cycle Club to-day, making the distance In
side OF ten hours.
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The Moons Eclipse.

NV cable 70 the DlspaIch.I
LONDON, october A total eclipse OF
the moon was perfectly observed here To-
night. The sky was cloudess throughout
the time OF observation.
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The MISUNDERSTANDING.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Presd INT
has designated Postmaster
General Frank IIatton TO act as Postmaster
General for ten DAYS.
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pALrIMoRE.

BxLr1xoRE, October A--Flour drm with
fairly active demand. Whcat-Soufhern
STEADY; western lower and inactive; south.
crn red, S7ag0c. amber. 93a96c.; NO.
western winter red, spot. Sjtas5lc. Corn
southern nominal; western nominal; souto-
err white. 68af5c.; new, Sc. yellow. o9c.
Oats firm: southern, 33s3jc.; western
white, 33a34ic.; mixed. 3la32se. pennsyl-
yapja, 32a3jc. Provisions easier and quiet.
Wbiskey quiet and steady at Si.iSssi.f9.
Other articles unchanged. Freighis dull.
CINCINNATI.
CrScrySArr. o., October l.-Flour IN.
changed. Wheat strong; No. red. sia
sec. Corn stronger; No. mixed, 5iaoJc.
Oats firm; No. mixed, 2ssc. PORK quiet
ut si,. Lard quiet at s7.3o. Bulk.meats
unchanged. Bacon easier; shoulders, s',.o'
short rib. SlO.s7t; short eleV, sli'3't.
whisky firm at Sl.i1. Sugar unchanged.
HOGS sfesdv: common ard light. % 90i
s4sJ; packing and butchers, shooaso.lo.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. October 4.-Grain quiet.
Wheat-No. . red. TjaS0c. Other grains
unchanged. Provisions steady. Mess pork,
eIs, Bulk-meats- Shoulders, $500; clear
rib. $40: clear sides. $1,000. Blcon-
Shoulders, 81: clear rib. Sll; clear. SiV.oZ,'
Hams sugar.cured, l3ta1+c. Lard-Steam
leaf, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 4.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; No. red, seaside. cash,
SOlS02c October Corn higher a5d active;
52c. cash and October. Oats hi cher and
slow; 2Ga2S4c. cash. 26lc. October. Whis-
key steady at Clip. Provisions dull and
unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 4.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat weak: closed lie. under ycs'er.
day; October, 7I!a7sac.; No. Chicago
spring, 77Ia1S,c. Corn unsettled and gen.
orally sharply higher; October closed le.
| higher: cash, 5sa59c. October. 5sSaJOtc.
! Oats steady; cash, 2Gtc. October. &!a26'c.
Pork in fair demand: cash, Sl6.5O; Oeto-
Der, SIC. Lard in fair demand and easy
| cash, S7.25aS7. 80; October. cI.22tarI.2).
Bulk-meals quiet; shoulders, $3.50; short
rib. s0.75; clear, Sl02j. WhiSkcy and
sugar steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, October Flour dull and
nominal. Wheat steady; No. Mtiwlu-
kcc. cash and October. 1Gc. Corn higher
and scarce: rejected, 52c. Cats quiet: No.
.. 2Sa2S5c: white, soc. Provisions duh ;
Mess pork. SIG cash, October. AMI NOvem.
Der. Lard--Prime steam, S1.25 cash, Oct0.
her. and November. Swcet-pickled hams
firm nj 1lal2c. Hog frmcr at Si.jOaSj.2o.
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Fast Time,

rBy telegraph to the Dispd,chl
/ New ORLEANS, October 4.-The British
steamer Texan. which arrived here yc,tcr-
! day from Liverpool. made the voyage in six
tecn days and ten hours, tie fastest time on
| roc ri
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The Virginia Forest Fire Exfin
guishcd.
10y telegraph 10 he Dl'paich.

by telegraph 10 The Dispaich.l
PETrRsBuRG, Va, October 4. 1881.
The forest fires which had been burning
during the past week in Dnwiddie ana
Prince George counties have been, after
much difficulty. eXtinsushed. Among
other damage done by the fire in the last
named county was the destruction OF l,1J)
cords OF wood. valued at $3.50, belonging
TO l.. 4. Saunders x Co.. New YORK.
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The Water Famine.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dspa,ch.l
PETERsBURi, October :, 1881.
In consequence Of the drought the water
in the city reservoir has become 50 low
that il was found necessary this evening TO
turn the water from the Upper Appomat-
toX canal into the main pipes OF the city in
order to supply all consumers. THIS water
flows from the river into the canal short
distance above the CITY,
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Yellow.rever.

ny cable to the Dispatch.l
HAVANA, October 4.-During the past
week eight deaths from yellow-fever oc'
Cured here.
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sposm Cyl"
The success Of the Republican parry Is
the restoration Of Mahcnc aud Malone men
to power--the dcnouncers Of virginia--the
rracttceis OF fraud and corruption.
ALPHA.
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Lnfc Weather KcDOrf.

T>ItciaI ttegfam 10 Ihc DlspaICI.T
WASHINGTON, October J-l:30 4. n
For the Middle Atlantic states, generally
fair weather. cooler. northweSterly winds
i'm northwestern portion, variable winds in
the southern portion, with nearly stationa-
~ Temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
fair weather, except in the extreme south
ern portions. local rains and partly cloudy
weather. generally light and variable winds,
slight changes in temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
hot.
TUERNOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ. 70;
Q \. NJ, 20; noon, 90; Z. H., 80; 8 p.
NJ. 81 midnight, so.
Mean temperature, ST.,
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NOR RENT. THAT CONNENIENT- a
II LY-LOCATED DETACHED BRICK "A
DWELLING, No. 3 10 Main street, be ~een Third
and Fourth streets, containing eight rooms. with
the modern convenienecs. The premise, are In
good order and the rent will be low 70 good ten
ant. Possession 1t once. -
Apply TO QUARLEs & McCURDY.
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BANK STATEMESTs.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
AOND. VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND, N TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA. At THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS. sEPTRMBEE 50, Issi.
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ID RENT OR SAL P-NINETY-R YOU'RE
ACRES la n!gh stste OF cultivation: produced ~
bushels II wheat per acre for the past six years.
Part Of The land prosuced 40 bushels per
acre tis year. About 80 IN clover and grsss.
Good DWELLING and BARN. Sc. About three
miles from Richmond, In Chesterfield county, Va
Would sell on long Time trade for city property.
Apply 10 SAMPSON ADAhcoS:
o. ~ 5.7SS Manchester. Va.
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ron xgry: (, !.
~ rfsnk D. Hin . Co.
usnt p<eosfs Aucfioneef<
croRrs. pwELLINos, &C., FOR0

CTOREe, DWELLINGS, &C., FOb
- RENT.
BRICK DWELLING, 70. SIG soss' 5~e's's
srtt.s o. o rooms; Wy II ssm ~, -. 4 a.
q r1''.s. IL, =. ssaile al SO rcf xuuuns =.
o,'SWs;k fiRiCK bWktlsNG. No; lol weH
Main street, IA rooias. ssao's' se''"s"v
NM mo NICE NEW pgIcx pwELLiyey .
~es, Main street, above Aostons Esrdea. "~"s
sssnh YEMEN pWsILIxti, No. ett wsst 0rsce
street 10 OF more rooms, bath. &c. soo" pe' s"-
"T IxnoR coAL.YARD. corner ssveasssasa SD
IHi,Gr YARD, ~,itabse for coal or ismnesssssr
First snd bfosd street,.
'' '"''''' FKAxK IN. Htv.L 3 co..
ocsft HOS Min strsr(-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NAIIkDAY, UtIODtT 7, ISNI.
SALES FIRST Board. II 900 Richmond
city 6's at ll2; 10 shares Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad stock at Is; 10 shares
Petersburg Railroad stock at 2G4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-05

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or ilESRiCO-Ss:
/. u. G. Burnett. cashier OF the ab0ye.nsmed
bsnk, 10 solennly swear hat the above statement
j. true to The hes. Of my knowledge aud belief
N. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribe and sworn To before me this 3d lay
Of October, lssi. WILLIAM r. ALLEN,
Notary PuJllc.
Correct-Attcst:
~ !; DH y; y : IT 2JEk.tp DIRECTOR.
RICH. l.. BROWN,
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EOR RENT OR LEASE.

FAM VT 'pni i'rp'" A,"NS'
one and half miles from the city, on Brook turn
pike: admirably adapted 10 dairy or gardening
purposes (; dwelling and out-bnlldings In the best
condition. Appyat 1871 Cary street, Richmond.
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yERIAygIE.E AGENCY.


C.F.CLARK. Pre-. E.F. RANDOLPii, Treas
Established 1891
THE BRADsTREET MERCANTILE
AGENCY,
THE BRADsTREET COMPANY, PEorRrsroRs.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES. go, PSI, AND 2ss
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Offices IN all the principal cliie, 81 the United
states and Can ada; ia London. Luglani, alb
Continental and AustI ahan correspondence.
VOLUMES ISSUED QUARTERLY.
sheets Of Changes semi-weckly. Constant reyI.
slons and prompt notification TO subscribers.
sames ~ reliable lawyers who make collections
speciality.
It's ramihea,i0ns are greater and as business
larger than aay similar organization In the world
conducted ia one Interest and under one manage
ment.
You are respectfully Invited To investigate, AM
If IN need OF any agency TO test it, AGILITY u serve
son.
RICHMOND oFFICE-NO. 1919 MAIN STREET.
jill WITTY,
an7 superintendent.
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MILWAUKEE.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
THE TELEPHONE.

some suggestions having been made Of 4 new
ltienn,ue pntctuliSe. We Ctl m II bat Justice 70
our uh-rri ors and the public TO print TIE follow
ing letter:
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EXECUTIVE OFFICES. 90, PSI, AND 2ss
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
pIssoLrT,OSs a PARrNERsH,ps

DINSOLVT1ONS a PAKTNEkSHIt'S.
DASyILLE, VA, October 4. 1855.
NOTICE TIE LATECO-PARrNER-
~ SHIP OF W. :. PATTON, SONS Y co. hiv-
ing been dissolved by The death OF the senior part
ner. ". :. Patton. the pndsrrgned snFy wing part-
neis have this cay formed \ cO-Darlnership flc
continuing 4 GENERAL BANKING AND
AGENCY INSURANCE BUSINESS under The
frn-uame anC style of W. PATTON, soks
90. al the banking -honse OF the late nrm. We
h,r.bs return thanks 90 our tiiends aud custom.
cfs heir liberal patronage heretofore extended
ss,ne. A. Y. STOKES,
W.r.PArTON,
&c s-Gt J. A.PArTON.
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I,OR RENT. CENTRALLY L0-0
II GATED DWELLINGS. =

EOR RENT. CENTRALLY LO-
II GATED DWELLINGS. =
s7Oo-zcs Third street, near Byrd IL rooms.
t8Co- Tenth and ieish st.eets; II rooms
sJOo-Sorth Third, near Main 10 rosns.
ANGINA fizht. near bay 40 rooms
t3Oc-, Og Third, near Grace: rooms.
1900 ia cary. near Adam. . rooms.
$3.50 o second STREET near VI iin; rooms.
s2tO-2o3 Canal. ne ~ Third; rooms.
s2tn-240 Mayo. near Eo-s Om~
S2l6-3ly fourth. CANDLES I'M rooms
wEsr.END DWELLINGS.
s4cc-Corner Mails and Linden. 10 rooms
S36O.-3C6 Main, near Madison: -roonts.
s2AO--lOi cary. near Chtrry roosas.
S1CO-Ashlapd street, y acres ROOMS
sI5O-5i5 Laurel street. near China; rooms
Also 6ie Beivi6erc street; rooms
sI50--2!z Cherry, near Beverly; rooin~
ALSO,
No. Ole south Cherry 4 rooms; slO.
No. s2s Nenahlc street ell.
No. 1910 north First street 10.
No 6O2 south First stree: 80.
sroFfs OFFIG -, ard FACTORIES.
j. THOMPSON BROWNS Goa
Real Estate Agents aud Apsuoneers.
ochit Ills Msin street.
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nor RENT, NICE FRANEN
l. DWELLING ON BEVERLY STREET; "a
seven rooms and kitchen, nice yard. Everything
in perfect or"er.
BRICK DWELLING No. 1872 west Canal street
eight rooms. modern improvements.
BRICK DWti II>G'No 1875 west Canal street !,
eight rOams, water, bath. and gas.
FRAME DWELLING No. III east Marshall
street. SIX rooms.
oc l-eo.3t r. u. CHAPLIN & 60.
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EOR RENT. THE CONFORTA-A
II BILE SUBURBAN 1OTrA1t, win ~
seven rooius kifch. ID etc. and about four acres OF
land on Haryie street between robinson tnd Car
- 't,esfs y. ". BOWIE,
W Real Estate Agent,
90 a.od@t { north Eleventh street.
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