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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

q u 80 - 3 -
HHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
OWAY.-sCHEDULE IN xrfEcr
TaNrs

IN xrfECr
NAY 10. 1885:
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ess A. N. For Nevports sess oix Point
Comfort. and NOOK. Daily
except Sunday. Only three
boufs and thirty MINUTES Hleh-
na0nd % Norfolk.
fl,s0 A u. FOR al stations and Lexington.
Ky, louisville. An1 Cinclnnsti.
Mall sxcept sunday. Connects
direct for lynehborg
$50 M. For Sewports Sevs. O.d Point,
and Norfolk kxpse@ except
sunday.
zoe P. N. chAriottesytiie accommodation.
Delly sresps Sunday. stops AZ
,soPx. For IouIssfIse and Csneinnau,
connecting Cor al points West,
Horshvesa and Southwest. Fast
exyress daily. Doc not stop Scr
local business. PGBrnan sleep
ins-cars Richmond 90 Cincin-
natl aud from Washington ard
CbariOt.esvilic - Louisville
Chesapeake ard Ohio sespins-
car RSchmond 20 Waite Sulphur
enables psssengers 10 sleep Until
brpakfast-time.
$40 Pm. Limited. For Ola Polnf with
Pullman cau daily. except Sun
day.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
cas- L. ". Fr-m Charlottesville, exespt
sunday.
1l.rskN FrorD Norfolk. Old Point. ard
Sewports Eers- exoepi san
day.
a-soP N. From Louisville. Cincinnati.
and all local point. excepi sun
day.
7oyP.M NJ. Frori Norfolk. Oh Point ard
Nswports News Daily exoept
Sunday.
$50 p. NJ IRON Lo0igylle and Clncio-
natl Past nne daily.
Commencing Sunday. J1ns TN. srcGc-
sion train for SeWpoTts News and old
Point will leave Richmond A NJ. and re-
turning VIII arrive us P. N.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad sfresN
Tycket-Ofsoes: 1000 kzin street and Cbes~
apsake and ONO Railway depot.
h ~. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
CIV. SMITH. GeRerAl Manager. my2
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Chess-Cariey Co., Atlanta Divisio
ATLANTA GA. April Is. 1855.

CAUTIONi
Consumers should not confuse our Specific
with the numerous limitations. substitutes
Potash and Mercury mixtures. which are
gotten up 10 sell. not on their own merit,
but on the merit OF our remedy. An imita-
ton is always q fraud and 4 cheat. and they
thrive ouly e they can steal from the aFfi-
Gle initiated.
Fot sale by AL druggists.
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga.
New York, ls7 vest TTenty-third street
~ S0-lw
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DICHN0ND AND DANVILLR
Ia RAILROAD OOEPANT.
SCHEDULE ~ Expect SUNDAY. NAY
81. less.

81. lc-5.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
AGO a NJ Through Passenger Ma d.
iyb-for a. Stations b~fr,-r .
SchmOCt aud DauVills. ON
meeting a. Gresnsb0ro tr
Raleigh. Gostseoro' ant Do NE
GA salem Rrsnch: Payete-
vile and - L. =. and \ T.
locai polns. and a. CnAr.1tss
fof Columbia And ne Soats-
east: $50 fer Aa.nA- SSN
Cr.esus aEc >oOth.~st
Pol nan S4e-psS. RschEoae
hoGr~enstsSry lNzviite - A o.
gnsta E1t1oai change. ani
IanVlle % Selma Wtthcat
change.
ssa5 N-lThrozgA PNS-ens.r. ealyl-
stops Al ~ sssuo0s conneci-
lEg 81 keysyllie flT a. p8inhs.
on keh 2ood ana heckiea-
burg n;lro~t daily except
sunday A. tfre~uso.sro tlrsl
points on salem Branch: a.
salisbury VIVA ". y. e rail-
road; a. Atlanta tJpr Jack>1n-
vile, IA. se~ orseAns asi
Pullman BuTei sleeper. Dan
vile 10 Atlantis. GoiaSboro. -
Ashevllis. D>avti!s - New
Orleans SithOut chance.
sac I. NJ York hVer fssssager. dAiyl
stops az AL stations ard coa-
meets ~ sesi Point daily ex-
sept sunday viih steamer a,r
Baltimore aas points North.
500 r. Nh o AIT AecoEmo.atsnn,
daily exeept sunday cor CoA.-
held.
T:le A. NJ York Biver Frsikht-rroua
Twenty bGrth- street depot
daily except sunday l-pr
West Point
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
TOY A. A.-from AtisniA GoldsooEa-,
Raleigh and tnteEmedaaA
points (csilyk
Sal A. A.-from Coslae.t and Bon Ar
daily eKccp. sun tayA
loslS A h.-From West folnt daily Hal
timore. aat points Nortn italy
eIcept hoodsyl
S45 r. H.-sfom all iccal stations. AfAn-
ia. New Or:cans, and south
weef daily
T:35 p. M.-freixht daily except s1ndAyl
from West Poiaa
TTcKxr OFFlCEs: lcoo hAin sfrset ard
a. the Richmond and Desviiie railrOSt
depoA YiSsni< slsscI
n. SLAUGHTER
GENERAL Ps~pcnxcr Agent
soh- Haas Trar-e Manager
A. L. RIvxs Gena<si Manager fyla
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DtPARIIKE ~ sTtA1BRs.
PHILADELPHIA. RICH z>fSTH
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing lays Every T. ESDAY
and FRIDAl AZ Z II. and every SUNDAY
al 5 A. NJ.
Freight fOr Tuesdays and Fridays steam
erS received tn 1880 A. NJ: for sundays
steamer til 5 p. VI. saturday. Freight re-
ce.yed daily til 3 p. n.
Fare. s.
Eor further Information apply 20
J. ". MCTARRtCK.
General Passenger Agent. ONCE ocketts.
". l.. CLYDE a CO.
TO 20 Geue'al AGENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04
by ". u. Lyme < Co.
Rsal Estate Agents and Auctioneens.
Ills Main street.
NEW. ATTRACTIVE. AND WELL
~ LOCATED DETACHED Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING.
No. sis WEsT MARSHALL STREET.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

Ry reQues; Of the owner. we shan sell by
public auction, on the remises, on
WEDNES DAY NEXT. AUGUST ). 1855.
st sxoelock p. NJ. the above named VERY
DESIRABLE NEW BRICK DWELLING.
on the north SIDE OF Marshall street be-
tween Giimer and Graham streets Contain
Ing seven rooms, gas, water. culvert con-
nections, and the usual eoRveniences; los
ls by ISL feet, with an alley IA rear. A
rne chance 10 secure. 81 mode rate price
TERks: One third essh: balance oy nego-
table notes AT SIX and twelve months, with
interest added. and secured by q deed OF
trust. W. II LYME & Co.
an AurffOn@sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04
EOR RENT, DWELLINGS.

E0R RENT, DWELLINGS. a
No. III west Main street. with ten rooms
and kitchen.
No. el4 north Seventh street, with ten
rooms and kitchen.
No. 52s north Ninth street, wi,h ten
rooms.
No. sos north Fifth street, with i've
rooms.
No. 2Ios east Franklin street. with seven
rooms.
Also, several HOUSES which will become
vacant in Sepie u Der, October, and Noyem-
her.
STORES.
No. II north Governor street.
No. Is north Governor street.
No. 1922 east Main street.
y. ". ROWE,
gu l-Sa&Tu2t Peal Estate Agent.
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ERIGHTFUL CASE COLORED


contracted fearful case OF blood. poison
IN 1858. vas treated by some OF the best
physicians in Atlanta. They used the Old
remedies Of Mercury and Potash. which
brought on rheumatism and impaired nay
digestive organs. Every Joint IN me Was
swollen and full Of pain was In a horrible
condition. When ! had been given up %
die my physicians. who had seen the work
ingsof the medicine in other cases. thought
IL would be splendid time 20 test the viz
tues Of Swifts Specific. When I CON-
mencet taking 5. s. :. the physician said I
could not 1--we two weeks under the orfl.
nary treatment he commenced to give
me the medicine strictly according TO d.
Tections. which / continued for several
months. ! took nothing else. and CON-
menced 10 improve from the nnt. Occa-
sionsliy / v ouid have a backset from i'm
prudence. soon the rheumatism left me,
ny appetite became All right, and the
ulcers, which the doctor said were The most
frightful he had ever seen, began 10 heal,
and by the LIST Of October. 1884. / Was
well man again. am stronger now than !
ever VAS before. and weigh more. I have
not failed 10 report for duty since that time.
being engaged in the oii-warehOuse OK
Chess- Carley Company. J have been, and
still am. doing some OF the hardeSt work
any man ever did. and am ready 10 answer
any question that may De asked concern
ing this case. swift's Specific has saved me
LEM MccLESDOS.
ATLANTA. GA, April is. 1855.
Lem NcClsndon has been In the employ
OF the Chess-Carey Company for some
years and know the above statements 10
he true. At the time he began taking
SWifts Specific be was in a horrible cOudi-
tion, and al my solicitation MS treatment
with &. :. s. was undertaken by physi-
clan after several Others had declared his
case 70 be hopelessly incursble. He took
nothing but :. :. e.. and has been As sound
- a new dollar for several months. I regard
his cure almost mira culOus.
W. h. CROSBY. Manager.
Chess-Cariey Co., Atlanta Division.
ArIAGTA Ga Anil Is lSsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

u SALE on Two TRACTS og LAS9.
ABOUT SIX MILLS wksI yr KILL KILL
NoND. On TIE THREECHoPSbD
ROAD.
wade. &C., lcircnit Court Of tns
wade and O,her.l cree ofjuiy .. 1855
In pursuance Of decree In the sboss-
SPECIAL commissioners thereby sppoinsed.
win offer for sale on
MONDAY. AUCrsT 10, lsss,
htIaN In front Of the courthouse Of Hen
rlco county the sbove-descrioed property
namely. A TRACT or LAND, containing
ia ACRES. situated on the north line OF re
Three-Chopped road: about SIX mlles - ~
Richmond. upon which - a eomiofsAoss
frame dwelling containing three rooms,
nice well OF water IN the yard. The greater
portion Of the above Is nice ararle LAno.
susceptible Of being hlshly lrnprofea .ne
residue in woods OF mixed growth. Also.
a TRACT OF LAND on the south sDd
Immediately opposite the above. contain
Ing about THIRTY ACRES. upon when
there are no improvements The s0l, Wen
nourished. would yield abunssnily.
TERMS: One third in cash; the ressdae IN
six and twelve months interest added. ana
the title 90 be retained until tue whole Puf-
chase money IS paid and a conveyance or
GEORGE J. HOOPER. Jn-,
JAMES ". MATTHEWS.
WILLIAM HANCOCK.
Special Con- miSdoner.
CHEwNrHG 4 RoSE, Aucttoueers-
IL TIE CIRCUIT Court oF THE COUNTY OF
HYSRICO.
l certify that Special Commissioners
GeOrge ]. Hooper, Jr., " iliiam fla Bcoe K, sDd
James ~. Matthews have given the bond re-
CURED by decree Of said coar; entered on
The sd day Of July, lse5. IN the cause OF
Wade &c. against Wade and others
Given under my hand this losh Gag Of
July. 1855.
su4 SAMUEL p. WADDILi% %. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

II TIE CIRCUIT Co~Rr Of rUE CoCNrY oF
HFNRIro-J1HN~ = EXECUTOR. PLAIN
7IFF. -. JOHNSON AID OTHERS. DEFEN-
DANTE: AND THOMAS J. MELTON. PLAI---
TIFF. " Seldom +. AIKEN AND AIS. D..
FENDANT-IN CHANCERY
I hereby certify that the bond required ..
Special Commissioners r. \. Cannon az :
Thomas y. Carter. by decree entered IN the
above causes On the Esd day Of June. lss g.
has been duly given.
Given under nv hand this sth day Of
July. 1855. GEORGE ". CARTER
~ 20 %. so Au245.S.7s9 Clerk.
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1eIH DAY OF AUGUST. 1855.

All Offers shall be made In writing. ad-
dressed 20 the Commissioners OF the Sink
ing Fund OF Virginia. shall be sealed, and
shall Be opened by the Commissioners. or
majority OF them, on the
10Th DAY or THE MONTH. AT NOON,
in the presence OF the Governor Of the Com
monwealih. or. In the event OF his absence.
In the presence OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth. The bonds offered at the
lowest priee shall be purchased to the ex-
tent above mentioned. II the goth Of the
month shall fall on sunday or legal holi-
day. the sad orsrs shall be opened on the
rext day which Is not . legal holiday. The
3 per sentum bonds OF the State &C above
specified. or their equivalent in fundable
BONDS. mast be presented By the party no
iined-that his bond II accepted OF a dep-s.t
OF per eent. In money or a certified check.
II three days time for delivery 10 asked,
hey ond which no time FOR delivery Will be
given: provided. however, that the said
com misionsr shsii have authority 10 re-
jet any and ali bids made In pursuancs OF
this act. or TO accept q portion OF thu bonds
that may b offered by any party.
FRANK g. RUFFIS,
MOTION hARYE.
ISAAC X BARRsDALE.
Com missiouen Sin king Yand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

No. 5 north Tenth street.

by Chewning . Eass.
Real Estate Agents, Anetioneers' ana
Brokers.
- ..srfh Tenth sfrtpf
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FOR RENT.
Tor RENT.
L. BUSINESS-PLACES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FORA

p0ARDIN CHI o [ K : FOR a
~ RENT hat LARGE BRICK ~
DWh LING No. 1900 east Broad street.
corner Twelfth and Broad. Possession given
sepie N Der !. 1883.
Also. the CARLTON BOCsE. on Twelfth
street between Broad and Marshall Pos
session given september 10. les5.
Also. that LARGE BRICK DWELLING
No 4O7 Eleventh street. between Marshall
and Cay streets. Possession given Septe-a-
TER !. lees.
The central location and size OF these
houses rerder them suitable for rrst-class
board NJ houses
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
an Pat
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
ZACH DIRECTION.

Correspondence -Ulck tine u ofher
p0nis. Through bills q Isdinx Issued 81
low rates. 4. A TAYLOR
~ Genera Ps-ee nksr AEeni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

TOR RENT. BRICK DETACHED -
Il DWELLING No. 5o7 north Third -
street: eight rooms. kitchen. &. Rent
low.
FOR rent. BRICK DETACHED DWELL
ING No $50 nOrtn seventh street; seven
rooms. kitchen &c. Rent low.
For rent. LARGE BRICK DWELLlNG
No. Gag north Eighth street, about ten
rooms gas8nd water and large yard Rent
very iow.
For rent the DESIRABLE DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING No. 500 north Twenty
eighth street; 81 rooms. &C.
". II. LYME & CO.
au2-3t lll3 Main stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE or TWO TRACTS or LAID,
ARntTT SIX Mills WEST OF KILL ...is
NoSD. on TfiE THkEb-choffSD
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRING,
HI FOR SALE

ROCkBRIDGEa AL SPRINU9
By virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Augusta county. Va. rendered on The
9Th day Of July. 1854. in the cases OF Porter
and wife -. Frazier. &c, and TWO other
suits which decree was affirmed BY the Sl-
preme Court OF Appeais on the 18th day OF
March. 1855, the undersigned. appointed
commissioners FOR he purpose, Will offer for
sale az public suction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST y. 1855.
THIS CELEBRATED WATERlNG-PLACE.
For medicinal qualities no waters IN the
Two Virginias excel these. In accOm-
modsfions and popular patronage the cele-
brsied White Suphgg alone surpasses the
Rock bridge Alum. SIX or seven hundred
guests may be accommodated. II = acces-
slble by railway branching from the CleSs-
peske and Ohio railway 70 a point within
two miles % the Springs IN ROckOr!dge
county.
The tract contains about ! 600 acres.
u L. between North mountain and Nil
mountain. snd with the large and Weil-ar-
ranged hotel building and cOttake ranges. q
constitutes beautiful group In lovely val
ley. Apart from Us value a. summer re-
sort. the sales % the water and alum maas
would alone Justify an investment ~
handsome price.
TERHs % sALE: Ton per cent. in money:
balance in i've equal annual payments. 70
he Aecurpd by bonds with approved sureties
therein. bearing interest from date and By
retention OF title a. uitima'e security.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN
T. :. BLAIR.
WILLIAM A. AN DERSOS,
HUGH W. SHEFFEf,
GEORGE Vi. COCHRAN. JR..
Com II -. Oners.
J. Ioseph y. Ryan. clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county. 90 certify that
George N. cochran, Jr.. one Of the commis-
siOus ID the causes o. Porter and wife w.
Frazier. &c. all TWO other suits. has this
day executed bond according 10 law. IN the
penalty Prescri bed by the decree 70 said
GAUSS az the July special term. 1854.
Given under my hard this l6th day OF
June. lee5.
JOSEPH y. RYAN, Clerk.
q &C TfasI
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FOR THE PURCHASE OF THREE-PER.
CESTUh BONDS OF THE STATE WITH
ALL THE UNhATURED COUPONS AT
TACHED THERETO: and they hereby ad.
vertise that they viii receive Offers for the
sale Of such amount OF the said three per-
eentum bonds IS the said sum Of one hun
sred thousand donsr will enable them 10
purchase. AL proposals must be in the
hands Of the Commissioners on or before 3
+. N. on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-04
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and
Brokers
No. north Tenth street,
Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il A VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
ING. FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY y.
A. CHALKLEY, DECEASED. WEST
TWELFTH STREET. MANCHESTER.
NA.-By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
bearing date on the sth day OF June. less
and duly recorded in the clerks Office %
Manchester Hastings Court IN ID. u. 5. page
So. default having been made in the pay
ment OF the note thereby secured. and at
the request Of the holder Of ss!d note. viii
proceed 10 sell by auction, upon the prem
lses, on
TUESDAY, AUGCsT 4. 1855.
a, o'clock 2. NJ. the PROPERTY described
In said deed OF trust. fronting on the
north line Of Twelfth street 40 feet by a
depth OF 1872 feet.
The honse contains six MONS. besides n
large double store room: also. stable, car
risge-houSe. and usual out-houses on the
premises. and IS one OF the best stands OF
main street for q general retail grocery.
TEKxs: Easy and made known AZ sale.
A. J. GAHY. Trustee.
CHEWING & RoSE. Auctioneers. " so
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ACNNtl A44tN4aAAkA ~ . WA - NalNaa e
run through 70 Natural Bridge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 p. N. NAIL daily except -urtir.
e.53 A. ~. ACCOMkODa1loE q .r-
ceps sunday Accom- : t.l
No. 90 sunday n'-... a.
leave Natural Bridge 4
with sieeplng cAr attat a.
run through 70 kic1m
7.O5 A. ". NIGHT EXPsk1sS "a ~
cept Monday
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between
Richmond and Scoftsville leaves X e..I IA
$50 A. ". . returning. arrives a. H..--- q
7;l5 p. ".
CONNECTIONS.
Al Richmond With sssOciAted r. rsEs
and Richmond. FreceficEssurZ ant F.fl-
mac railroad. SO Lyuchburg with = n. a q
Midland railway aud Nor.0 K ant He,-sr1
railroad: a. Cllflon Forge VITO CtesaI-s h.
and OhiOraiiway az Lexington Wli1 ta..i-
more and Ohio ralrnsf.
Sleepiug-cgr Gn0rhef - .Nfrsf ~ r .I
Lcrtnpt7u. on Saturdays > ns-cars = ID
run 10 Naiural Bridge.
Trains marked daily except STE iar.
Tickets sod 20 al points. Dfcts D. =
east Main street, 1000 Ma o.. and al b Coz
mOnt and Allegheny ieppf tgtf- . &
Canal streets. J. r MACNJkpo
General Passenger ali hKp0ess Ag-rt.
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wade. &C, lcircnit Court Of t a..
wade ana n others e e1ss q july j. ). isss.
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FINANCIAL
;
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. ,
OFFICE BOARD SINKING
FUSD COMMISSIONERS.

DY DIRECTION OF SECTION %
- Of an act ofthe Legislature OF Virginia,
approved March is. 1884. intended TO set
apart fund for paying the interest on the
public debt OF she State tests blishsd by the
act approved February IL. 1ss2) by
monthly unulation for that purpose.
the undersigned. Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund Of Virginia. have appro-
pTiAted out OF The surplus OF the Treasury
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Charged with Larceny.

This morning miserable look ing
specimen OF humanity, who gave his
name as John Kirk, WAS atraiRned be
fore Judge Cummins charged with the
larceny cf n curch OF keys belonging to
the p, W. * Is. Railroad Company -
Several wituesHes were examined,
whose evidence showed that the keys
were for opening ne switches. unlock
ing cars, &c, and that the company
were very particular about whose hands
they fell into.
These keys were taken out Of the
pocke. Of one of the engineers Goa,
pockets, aud sold Tor 10 cents to a
blacksmith. The prisoner said tho
keys were given 10 him by another
man 10 sell who told him that he
found them ON the railroad track, bu'
~ the keys were plainly marked will
the anle of the company, Judge Cum.
N ins dec ided that the man was az
guilty as though he had stolen then
h iniself, and held him IN SEQ bail fo
his appearance nj court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
PAID OF.

The dissatisfied Italians over Third
street bridge, who struck on Monday
for an increas of wuges, were paid oti
yesterday morning. Some of the men
wished to work, but were prevented by
the others, and an it was apparent that
1t would take but little TO create row
word was telephCned TO police head
quarters for assistance. Mayor Rhoads
with Chief Dougherty and severa
officers proceeded to the place and pre-
vented any further trouble. 1t is tn,
intention OF the company to fill tn,
strikers places, and it is thought tina
in a tow days work will proceed a
usual.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Good Mhent.

B. Sharpless, on the Tatnall farm,
Ninth ward, has some very fine wheat
Several heads left at this off CO N measuret
81 inches in length. The most prolific
variety was the Harvest King,
which reached as high as SO grains to
the head.
DIR. Greenleaf left sracimen OF
smooth wheat, which yields "a grains to
the head. 1t was planted ono foot aparI
and one grain in a place. AloDzO New
lin has probably the finest field Of
Mediterranean wheat to be found Al
least in ill Creek Hundred. A bunch Of
heads shown at the REPUBLIcAN oflict
measures and 80 inches. The field
contains about % acres, and Mr.. New
lin thinks it will yield at least q
bush els TO the acre. DIR. Gree leaf think
he has some wheat that will run A.
bushels to the acre.
| W. j. McGar, raised on the DuPon
farm, New Castle Hundred, a very fin,
field of the Longberry variety of wheat
a sample of which was brought to tn
IREPUBLICAN office. The heads ar
large and well filled, but did not turi
Tout TO the head as many grains as othe
varieties.
The Longberry is one of the bes
varieties of wheat grown and com nand
la higher price in the market. Tn
Media American says Davis Pugh
who ownsa farm in MARBLE, Delawar
lCounty, Pa, brought TO that office VI
Saturday sample of wheat grown ol
mis- place. He planted six acres Of thu
bandreth White variety, and it will
lyield at least fifty bushels to the acre
| Ar. Pugh opened several heads, an,
found az high as ninety eight grains II
some, with an average of about eight
for the whole field.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-15
Aid for the Peterson Family.

The following contributions have been
collected by ex Sergeant George T. Hat
ton for aid for the Peterson family The
Pusey & Jones Company, Sl5; George
w. Bush & Sons, SIS The Charles
Warner Company. Sl5; The j. Morton
Poole Company, SIS; The Harlan x
Hollingsworth Company, Sl5 William
H. Gregg, S25 Crosby & Hill, $40 The
Pusey & Scott Company, $40. The
Hare s. Morgan Company, So; The
Diamond State Iron Company, $40 !; Job
H. jackson, $40 The Seidel X Hastings
Company, $40; Philip Pluukett, $40 ;
E. NJ. Hopes, So; J. T, Muliin & Son,
Sl0 McLear K Kendall, $40; l., Kit.
tenger, M. D., S.; The c, 4 j. Pyle
Company, $40; Thomas McClary, $40
Peter j. Ford, 81; Theodore Smith, 81,
and several small sums in cash.
Mr.. Hatton having obtained posi-,
tion at the Diamond Stae Iron Com
pany's works, caunot spend any more
time in calling personally upon citizen,
for contributions, and while returning
his own and the ,hankd OF the distresseC
family to those who have 30 liberia 7
subscribed to such wortby object, tn,
sergeant requests a WHO teel tnat the,
should subscribe to drop him a posta
card at his residence, 500 Broome stree
and he will still devote his spare even
ings to this charitable work. Sui
scriptious left at the REprBLICA
office will be promptly forwarded /
Mr.. Eatton. Yesterday gentlema
dropped in and left s. bill for thi
worthy cause.
All rsons intending to enter horse
for the race at the opening OF the Haz
Dell Driving Park, on Thursday, Jul
%, are requested to meet to,morro'
night at 8 O'Clock, at the store
Joshua Conner, No. 237 Market stree
The race viii be TOT the beueit OF IL
Peterson family.
1t is hoped by those having tn
charitable work in hand 10 be able
raise enough money to leave the wido
with the corner house aud store,
which the family reside, with not mo
than thousand dollars of mortga
against 1t.
The widow says she will be able
make living for herself and family
she left in that condition.