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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
The Weather IN R,chmond Yesterday
mas clear and pleasant.
1HEERING

50 such pains were ever taken 2 gather
ing any stock of former seas0nh. We
ccu.dl % 10 well because W. cldu know
how. Tie Iast year has been one u decided
progress. Growth IS man fest 10 almost al
our cepaT ments and this means that our
ma nHgeY and people have grown. II takes
& long time 10 know Just how 10 provide for
such trade a. QUIZ and quite as long time
70 Sc eci the Fignt peope % serve the cas-
tomeTs. v lille they know what they want.
irJudicious sales people might persuade
Them 20 Take sOmethi ing else. II u hard 70
overcome Cd habits Of trade. and OUT plan
j. 10 provide a fail stock Of everything. ~
that there il no ezcuse for palm .ng oil sub
stlfules and 70 educate our clerks 20 con-
scieuilousDe~ In sefsing customers with
what vii serve them best. and discourage
THEN from buying any other. The encOur-
sgement 20 lay ln 10 iargs stock comes
from The large and steady Increase o. Dusi-
Less ThrOugh the past year We have not
had q month that did not exceed the same
month Of he previous year, and IRIS with
out any uhotssdje bBsinesS. We are there
fore not afraid 10 buy IN 80 large stock 70
give "a the grand assortment since the
people come TO take away from Us our
goods u j. wonder 10 some how We ever
eel 80 large an assortment. Yet the fact IA
We 90. Cannot yon cal and ser
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
England and the Caroline raiaDds.
IBy cable TO the Dlspaich.l

IONDON, September lG.-The state
ment Is made to-day that England does
not intend to support Germany in her
claims respecting the Caroline Islands.
but offers to mediate with Spain for g
settlement Of the question.
The Times to-day. commenting on
the report that Spanish officials feared
England would force Spain to agree to
the erms Of the rejected commercial
treaty by threatening not to recognize
the claims Of Spain 10 the Caroline
Islands. says; England has done no
thing further than to officially notify
Spain Of her adherence TO the note OF
1873 and TO advise her to agree to Ger
many's proposal to submit the question
10 an aTbiter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
rniir1 -, AnIifsinn.

~ lclcgfspa 20 IhH I.spa.cN.I
PHIIAuEIpHIA. September ia
special 10 The Press from Pottsville,
Pa. saws Two sections Of & west
bound mixed train Oh the Philadelphia
ara Reading railroad coilded to-day
nesr Tamarind junction. The second
section WAS composed Of loaded OIL
tanks, which were fired and burst by
the coBcussiOn. One end Of tank " as
tnown over 800 yards, and an iron
band from another was wrapped three
times around tree 100 yards away.
The burning oil ran along the tracks
and ignited and destroyed the ties and
warped the rails for more than a mile.
Trains Will be suspended II that section
Tor more than q week. The loss is fully
$4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
WRECK md r.n.s Of LIZ.

y Ca IE 70 nv I7lhNaICN-
lONUON. September l6.-The Nor
weeian bark Rogaland, Captain Han
sen. capsized while on its voyage from
Parrsboro', y. s., to Conway. The
second mate. Seamcn Uendrichen snd
Nelson, and boy were rescued from
the raft. They were IN a great y-ex-
haust,d condition. The captain and
the other members Of The crew per
ished. The Rogaland sailed from
Parrsboro' on july 20th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
illuminating Of AgricuI.ure sned

y. IFITLIH 70 II ~ III ~ u
WA-H1NGTON. September 10
Comptroller Durham has forwarded a
transcript Of The accounts Of George =.
Lofing. late Commissioner Of Agricul-
ture. 20 the Solicitor Of the Treasury
for the institution Of a suit for the re-
coyery Of about s20.o0 Of Govern
ment funds alleged to have been ille-
eally expended by Loring Ii the pur-
chase Of seed. ETC.. for the Department
q Agriculture. The suretles named
IN Loring's bond are John A. Loring.
Of Boston, and Thomas Saunders. Of
Haverhih. The amount Of the bond S
FL Nln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
A Dcprescniaiive Recognized.

WAsHISGTON, September 10
James Whelan. who was appointed
United States Consul at Fort Erie. Can
ada. several weeks ago, and whose up
pointment was reported TO be objection
able 70 The Canadian Government on
sccoun; Of his prominence as q member
q the Teuian brotherhood. has been
recognized by the Government at Otta-
va a. the representative Of this Gov
eminent at Fort Erie. Official notice
Of ms official acceptance by the Home
Government Is expected N a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
fsfg Fire nj NRnfIvflle.

IbS ItIt-IhDL 70 Tie UlkphIcA-I
NASHVILLE, September l6.-Ihls
morning fire broke out IN the yards
Of the Southern Pump Company, and,
spreading rapidly, consumed SIX NIL
liods feet Of lumber and mall build
ings, Rhea & Son 6 grain-eleyator, and the
Indiana Lumber Company's yard. The
gas-works and refractory were SER
ously threatened. but were saved by
hard work, The loss is estimated al
over 100000; insurance. sl00, 600,
principally in foreign companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
Crushed by a Failing Tree.

~ IN-t-TN VI ~ ITt LIsVaT|I--
NASHVILLE, September lG.-An
ole farmer named John Hagerwood
went into the woods with his son YES
ierdsy 10 cut logs. Not coming home.
q search party was organized, and the
dead body Of the old man was found
with his head split VIDE open. Near
by was almost the ifeless body Of his
sor. who has since died. II appears that
v bile they were passing through the
forest dead tree fell. crushing both 20
the ground. with the above results. A
faithful dog kept the bodies from being
deyoured by hogs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
Murder tn Missouri.

lhy Telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.l
ST. LOUIS. September Ca Chat
tsnooca special to the Post Dispatch
reports that last night, near Coal Greek,
The body Of Samuel Ogle, q very
wealthy farmer. was found IN n rayine
horribly muti.ated. Two white women
are under arrest charged with murder
ng Oglc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
the Lieer.e Question IN wisconsin.

10y Telegraph 70 the DISPATCH
MILwAUEEE. September l5.-Re-
ports have been received here from
hny-nine cities and towns throughout
the State Oh tie result Of the license
question. Of this number twenty-five
carried a $50 license, th.riy-s.z carried
goo. and IL only one town was $3.50
Zee adopted. The loW-license majority
n this city j. nearly 1900. The re-
suit Of the elections throughout the
State J. a great surprise 10 the brewers.
a. it was thought that dozen places
would ADOPT the maximum figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
CbGmhcrinfn's speech.

LONDON. September lG.-The Tina.
to-day. In an editorial on Mr.. Chamber
lain's -peech st Glasgow Yesterday.
compares II with the speech recently
made ly hat gentleman al Warrington.
and while u continues to disagree with
TIE extreme views Of Mr. Chamberiein,
II praises the spirit Of Cancellation
manifested by the Wing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
stago-Eobbing Gov boy Shot.

ny teIeEfHIt - tue UispAtch.i
HOroECiIY, KAN, September To-
Three cowboys met the Las Casas stage
south Of this city on sunday aud began
iliing az the passengers. One Of the
occupants Of the stage returned the fire
and instantly killed one Of the cow
BOYS. The two others rode away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
The Elephant Jrrnbo Killed.

81. THOMAS. ONT. September To-
Jumbo. the 100000 elephant. was
Ailled Oh the Grand Trunk Airline
track half nile east Of here last nigEt.
HIS keeper was leading him along the
track when a freight train came up be-
hind unnOticed and ran him down.
lie Was injured so badly that he died
IN thirty minutes. The trick-elephant
Tom Thumb was also injured, his leg
being broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

whisksy was the leading spirit. The
police were fagrantly inefficient, despite
The many demands Of the presiding
Judge to remove the offenders, and when
they at last did SO they at once released
them by order Of the leading official.
The whole force then turned their en-
tire attention to arresting one person
who was unfortunate enough to express
his opinion.
James Murphy, Thomas Smith, and
William Mcnamara were this evening
ruled off the track for life by the Jockey
Association. The conduct of the po-
lice will be put before the proper au-
thorities tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
= EGuL-Thief snagni an fsp Act.

~ NtI'h ID y VT t'I'I'aNNIi'I
A1TICA. =. y. September "a
bold attempt Was made here this morn
iur 20 rob Loomis q sons bank. As
slstnni-Cashior BRrross was oyerpow-
cred and the thief was escaping out Of
the door with so0O. when he was stop.
ped by A. }. Lorish, who. after q
lively tustle, captured him and placed
him II the hand, Of the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
Ovation 20 General Roberts.


IONDoN. September lG-General
Roberts, who has Just returned from
India. arrived in London to-day. lie
received On ovation at Chariug eros,
railway station. An immense crowd
had gathered 10 meet him. and be was
cbeered enthusiastically when he alight-
cd from the tram. A band played
:. See. the Conquering Hero Comes"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
Tn.lmssser. anpcinf.d.

by Telegraph TO the Dislatch.l
WAsHISGToS. September lG.-The
follow ug fourth-clsss postmasters were
appointed to-day: North Csrolins-
Wsrrenyiile. 7. b. Parker; Crossing,
William j. Trhlliuger; Pensacola. San
der Mcmahon. Nirginls-Heathyille,
Joseph Palmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

'By cable 10 tie Dispatch
PARIS. September la.-Tonqlin adj
vices received to-day state thai the
Black Fla-. are preparing for an active
guerilla war on the french troops. and
vii soon begin aggressive operation
unless terms are made with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
FIRE IN Eimtra. n. Y.

=. - VIZ ~ - w.
ELNIRA, n. Y September l6.-s.
Y. Metzger 4 Sons packins-hOase was
destroyed by fire to-day. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000; insured for
$4,000. The building was located
outside the fire limit and could not b.
saved. The engines could get no water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
sympnIhetIe suirfde.

~ telegrhph 70 Zoe DlsVHich.l
PHILADELPHIA. September 10
Mrs. Hester Ford, III aged lady. was
20 affected this morning by reading Of
the suicide Of another woman in her
nclehborhood that she went to her room
and hanged herself in a similar man
uer. She was dead when found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

LEXINGTON, KY., September TO-
Pending the decision OF race here to-
day, the race being very close one, a
most diszrscefui riot occurred in the
rear of the stand, the central figures Of
which we're connected with the track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
Suicide by Lsudsnum.

lBy Telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
AUGUSTA, GA, September l6.-W.
". Lyons. Of Chattanooga, an employe
Of the Western and Atlantic railrssd
there. committed suicide here this
morning by taking !sudanun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

lBy cable 10 the Dispatc

lBy cable 10 the DisIatch.l
LONDoN. September lt.-At Don
caster to-day the race for the st. Leger
stakes was won by Melton. who was
ridden by Archer Isabar second.
Lonely third ten starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

BALTIMORE. September Icy Virginia 6'g.
colepis A.. past Disc coupon, o.. new
1880 20 utW b 5st-. North Carol. na
o.. DID, II b. I'D to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
zAAxETs BY gKLEoRAPH
NV YORK

AEW YORK.
SEv ToKT, reptemuer 10. -COitoD~teady
sales. C7Z Dales: uplGnds. 10 Lice; or
ieEIs. 40 -i5c.; consolidated net re-
cslpis 1850 les expOris-tO Greaf bri-
ifIu. .zDe bales. 10 the Continent. 1910
ra.es southern -four steady and quiet.
y besf-~pDi firm and unchanged, IN
graded I'D -4ss1c.. 80. Z red SSc. IN e4e-
gafoT- October. S3>sfS3 e. C0ru-spOt frm
and uiet. ungrkdsd 4--zafs4c.. No. Z.
4sa4ssc. - elevHtOT. SepiemDef 4sa49 g.;
October. 4fasf3.c. Oats-CAsn n. bet
ter. 20. 2. zssZs C. hops gui 4 and IN
charged. tOilee-Ho- RIO spot. 60 -
~..pi. u. ter, ss.7-. sugar 90 ct steady and
unchanged refined firm: G a. e. OK
Ira T.. Cas- e.. bite extra {. 6'sc. yeilOs.
-. 49, OF a &c mould A q 1J-IGs7c.
standard A. q e. cOufsctiODers' a, G5.e.
glanLlaied. t. AO.asses qulei and noal-
OF unchanged. kosin quiet. TurI-ntine
dun. Hloz trm and IN 'Aif inquiry. Wool
frgl rAi Any active. Pork RAJ her quiet.
hUt steadily held: y ess. $40 for inspected
Aldoies dull Lard sess active. without
che nse western steam, spot. 3G.sZlzass as I;
sev;eIn ter 80 s1Rs0.5e. treights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTEsORr. - pseIu Der Jg.--Figur steady
with lair inquiry; Howard street aud
ss.Ie: family, s42aas5: CITY Mills 81.
pernDe, ssssa.25: extra, tS.5OaSs.7s. EfO
brEDds t475 Wbeai--s0uihsrn frm ana
active; western easier and dull southern
red, SutSsc. amber, s3as7e-: No. AAry-
land, g2se. BID No. western winter red.
spot, e7ssec. Corp--outhern nOninAiiy
steady: western steady and more active I:
southern white, 5&asjc.: yellow. 81 "a
55c.. western naked. spot. 4sassi.c. Gals
nm southern and Peunsy isAnia. 2Ss3se. /.
western waite. seas2c Rye nrm a. STA
osc- hay dull: western, i2al3c. froyls4ons
quiet. Mos pork. sl0.75. Beik-IDesls-
Shoulders and cieAr-rib sides. packed. 81
and 81. bscon-sh0ulders SIC. clear
rita. 7s.c. Hams Il Aal27.c. Lard iSs anst
s7.75. Coffse quiet: RIO. 1855 sugar
rHB: A soft. &c. whAkey quiet at 81 lsa
sl.lz. ffeights dull
CINCINNATI.
CxEcfHyArI. ssptem Der le.-fiour firfner.
Wheat stronger: No. red. ssasoe. Cocu
easier; 30. mixed. 4f1-s&ee- o~A firmsf
So mixed xssx7c, rork eati snd iewss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
vrw yopy nzurx KARTF7.

INV YORK. september lG.-fis~ STOCK
market has been more scUNe sne S''g ~
with only slight 'sActiofss NJ any tiDle ~.
sales were 202 .oc0 shsrss. Al me oisn.'s
the inmrkef wss irregular and "a contihard
for time. The loves, pricse OF tie "as
we've eencralIy made either shortly stser tne
opening or between that time and in'oAas'
and without Spy material reaction terfs
WIS 9 Sow, plodahg nrwssd mosenieat
until near the cicne. hDm~ f~yrrirhner~
wss aE0p developed IN the tuai dealings,
but tbS-niatket closed strong FOR uearsy
everything % the Inst. very prprnin tnt
ieatrie OF The dsS y market wa the trading
IA missouri Kansas and 1cAs. a9d Texas
Iarific. both Of which made decided si-
Nauces. The inquiry WIS Ia every body
mouth, What n putting ~ Missouri.
Bausss snd Texas and Texas iaclnee
Ne body MS pielaisd WITH rrpy.
ana there was none in regard % the pro-
perry OF either company q; Importance.
HE tfNusa ctiuns tn the two stocks. hosr.
ever. amounted 70 over % pr cent ~ the
DAYS bus ness and Rf.vr opening ~ tNe
iowest ~ ~ closed "tnlh s-isu ,.."i
ui the nirtcsi figures Of the day VIII
gan OF o. for Missouri hhnssas And
1csus ard ~ Tor Texas fac.hc. Inere
WAs notcmie business doue IN - feuA
Wh CD shows ret advance Of -. VINE
Northwest IA up p on limited tfHnssf tieus.
Lake - orr closed ~ the highest price ~
he day. with III advance OK 4, ana
New York C.IifEl a shade or nom tlr
highest with gain az y per ceut. No
81 Der stocks Wers Kciive. but Northern Pa
cite ~ oVs ~ advance this evening oi a
each Among coal sfocks, Reading ! mp
l. IAckaWsnna y and centrRl ot Ne@
Jer-es g.. Nearly esurf Thing "is" on the
acfiNe iisf mace gains az small fractioiA
The news OF 20 day Was aiios uotEn-
ISlftnut aud Willie the market was strong,
70 gave unuihts krhle evidence Of the ma
n9u.stoi hand ~ nearly every thlng that
was dOle Prominent officials oi The Goa
con panies ADMITTED that the coii trade D,
steadily grow ing worse ana wniie there =
n 1917 demand. % - not neRrly equal 10 a.
supply. Sald ore of them to-day Tue
Goa iiaCe "A the only remaining dark spoil
ln fhs nUS nsss iutuft. lt IL I'll o,Auk.
r the present policy - continued 10 the
close 81 the Year the companies VIII
sink nt lssst nNe BliIllun. which esn never
hs recovered and which 10 was lusi ~ easy
60 have obiRiD,d ss 10 have lost The ON
rin' statement u a Q production i1f the
month of August shows tina; tie output oi
The %. mes WIS over three million inns. aud
tluf 81 the END of August % was In excess
oi he allotment 80 thai time.
N"On.--toCgs urtiNe and steady Money ,
, per Cert. LSclauge-bong. 4ei snort.
ass. GONefun crfs neglected..
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ae3. Money, >
peI cent. Sun-IfchsurN uAiauc.s-Noiuf
tl5Z 615. currency spa s~{ Governments
strong: q yer cents 1879. Der cea N lOs4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

[Ry telegraph 10 the Dislatch.l
WAsHINGToN. September IL 4.
N.-Ioy the Middle atlantic States.
COO! and .f0,r ,reaiher. rariobie ,c,nds.
Jve,eled by northeasferiy rlAas on me
cast.
Jfr Ee Nou'i Atlantic Suites. geae-
rally Jan re0ther. eTcgt in the central
and sou'Len pOrt,oas locoi shogers.
cost e. soinh vinds. neo,iy stai,oHaJy
feUVey0'ure.
Ior Richmond Gnd ricmHg. con-
hnDed co0 and far treathey.
The Weather IN RickmOnd Yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

Tsx-PAYLks. Iar0Erasr.
I AN PREPARED TO FURNISH
al persons owing LIE state License or other
taxesCOCPUN- With which 10 Jay the same
ala LOW FIGURE. Sufficient credit glysp
yuYchsssr 10 enable him 10 recover from
the stale before pay meDi for tine coupons.
WILLIAM l. koYALI.
AZ 25-eodist eli Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

TAILoRs. cLoTHlEEs, HArTEEs. AND
FURNIsHERs,
lols MAIN sTgEEr.
@1gl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
OExEcurEp o, the pIsPArcHPkINx,
lSG-B0UHE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
MAXINE ISTELl.ssENCE-


MINIATURE ALMANAC. sEFT. ~. 1855.
sun rises......--- s.57 Hon TIDE:
Sun Sstz...-..----. Gil Morning -.--.....--lo.Ss
Moon seis.-.....-lZ.i0l Evening ...-....-.--il;iz
PoET on RICHMOND. sEITEnE 10. lsss.
SAILED.
Steamer Arie.. clifford. Norfolk, United
Slate mail. merchandise, and paxsengeu.
l. h. IstnIn, agent
schooner CEsg.-s Norford Burixe. New
Nors. eanDel coal, G. -t0rrs, agent. vessel.
CURTIS a Parker.
PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. SEPT. 10.
icy telagrara.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan, Stevens. New
; Ork, snc sailed for wesl Point
irlr John {. SOyes HOite barbados.
SAILED.
Schooner Horace a. -turgi-. sprsf Boz
Ton. coai, Chesapeake nd % % railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. ssptem Der le.-fiour nrmer.
Wheat stronger No. . red. ssasoe. Corn
easier: 30. mixed. 4fl-s<ee- osA frmsf:
Go. Z n1xet xeax7c. PORK 60l and lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17
GRAIN AND COTTON FXCHAEGK.
EICHGOSD. september l6, 1868.
OFFFITsls

GRAIN AND COTTON EACHAsCK.
EICHNOSD. sept mDer 16, 1868.
oFFEnIS0s.
VHEAT.-W1lie - bushels Mixed. $50
busnels. Red 5I2 bAsheis. Total. 1850
CoEs.-Whue. 1896 bushels. Mixed.
] 400 fuI e~.
OA1s.-lZU bushels
RlE-8ic bushels.
DHcHAED-ff..A,s -KKp.-3n0 bushels.
sALEs KErORTED 10 sEcKElAKT.
WHEAT.-W White. 81 bushels com mon %
- re 90 ssr. tOSI Nixcd $50 bushels
b. me ~ prRlt- terms. Red. 49s bushels
con mon fo very good IOrgbeIry a. - 10
sec. 60 bushels common 10 prime Short
bern al ~ go s5c.
CoES.-3lxet. 300 bushels prime western
81 b.
OA1s.-wIrter. Sc bushels prime virginia
81 40.
o. GALL BoAED-TIEsT cALLll.s0 An
WHEAT. Bid. Asted.
50. = He'd. Ociobef.......-.........- ~
CoHS.
So. whito. sspienber-.....-- .-- "a
FLOUR.
We quote: Pine e. 76ass; supertne
SsaSS5O. extra, IS 7bsS4 family. Sss
Ss.75. patent family. country s5.z5sS5.5O.
COTTON hEPoRT.
Roanoke VI Ouse. . bales.
sALEs.
Euanoke warehouse bales new mid
oUoTATI0ss.
NLN AIDDLING.-s- 70 9sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

wv lorK. sfp'cu her lC.-CotiOn-
SCI rtreIpfs unle gfOss ferei pic. s3t
nn.rs. Iutufs r.O,ssd quiet sni friu ~ &C.,
lt 600 haie. september. 50 Cssss.G5; &C
fOhei 5faNN aZ Not fuih,r 81 GOA
1901. I.cyff bef sa bGH,g.57 January,
tp.oangi o.. February se.74ssg ~ March,
g. s.ntb -f April 90 AlasgSi MAY tio.O7
b. o n- June sl0lisslOIs. July. sio.2aa
z IN ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-17

rn,ou BanE OF Richmond 80 c71S
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-30

curing Explosives to be properly label
ed when shipped on boats or cars.
An act to imcoI porate Lenape Tribe,
No. G, |. o. X. M, Of Wilmington, was
read.
Mr.. Moore gave notice that on to,mor
row or some future day he would In
troduce an act to amend section ! Of
chapter 30s, Of volu Is OF the Laws
of Delaware, entitled an act TO exempt
from taxation certain real estate in the
city Of Wilmington.
Mr.. Armstrong gave notice OF the
follow ing bills An act 10 amend sec
ton Is, OF chapter % OF the Revised
Code an act to repeal chapter VI, vol
ume l6, Laws OF Delaware. Anactto In
corporate Lenape Tribe, No. 9, !. .. h
IM., of Wilmington, Del, was read
Senate joint resolution, appointing
Joint committee TO take into considera
ton the propriety of heating the STATE
House by steam, was read. Mr.. Sauls'
bury gave notice of An act to incorpo
| rate the Board Of Education OF the Do
| yer public schools. Mr.. Moore moved
that the Senate bills to incorporate the
Wilmington TurngencDids, and the
act 10 change the name OF Harold ILL
bert Nailor to Harold Gilbert White
hon ~, be read | st time. On Mr.Ssuls
bury's motion the House adjourned Y
l III set tc- morrow at 9. 80 a. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-30
a Marrow ESCAPE.

On Thur day evening Howard l.
Vernon procured horse from his
brother-in- law, Adam Lang, for the
purpose OF conveying his family TO their
home on Seventh and Mary and ave
nues Gu stopping at the residence OF
Mr.. J B. Sheiladay, No. 400 Adams
street., eolored boy WAS left in charge
If the horse and carriage for few
minutes, when the horse became FESTIVE,
aud rearing up fell in such manner as
b break tn. cross piece which holds
the shafts together. BY this time Mr..
V. appeared and sprang upon the
horses head, preventing him from
rising. Two men came UP and assisted
in loosening the harness, when the
animal got upon his feet again, and wa
found 10 be uninjured. A buggy was
then procured and Mr.. v and his
| family proceeded to their home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-30


Does.
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relatives IN THIS CITY.
All kinds Of silver and plated ware
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All kinds Of silver and plats.d ware
at havDATd's. Fifth aud Market streets.
Joel First has recovered from his re-
cent illness and ,s now able 10 attend IN
business,
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Castle. will give A hall In Her be- n Opera
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