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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



NFw YORK. August 2i.--Ihe siOcS insI
kei has been less active to-day anu pfiefs
Utiite irregular. The market oI@ne. Jul. .l..-
" hat irregular hut witbin smah tf.citvl
Of last evening sciosing quota ions NJ ~ ~,
y sight decline IN some cases taTs Reiiets...
stifieued. and the hgghesi prices 81 tae eh,
were gensraiiy realized bt or sVon Aise' -
o'clock The movements tor tlif res. y, va, -,
day were quite Irregular but hhvoi -
o'rfOck active stocks closed NJ ifart,1nh'
gains over last evenings ma guHtA,spn,ss.
Amoug the old Rriiye list Pacitc MHtS
show q net gain of - aud Union fHctNc -
while Chicago burlington and 4aihcy
up@. ON Tho other hand, he Centfei "
New Jeiscy h down 's Western Union,
New } ORR Central Lake Shore and orrHon
TRpsc0nfinental eaeo y. TIE market
clu~ed about steady al the changes noted
hut Oa4aha common h rp 81 End preferred
r 10 gSls. after selling up 10 H6. Inc greui
strength developed Ia these stocks wns one
fu ne circulation Of numerous feipr's AL
tending 10 show that the road wa = fout 10
f,,. consolidated with tbe Chicago au0 Nnr.li"
western Company on terms tnat were COO
sldeied iaNora be 90 Omaha property. safes,
23t coo shares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
NORTH STATENEWSNUGGETS
Tho Tenchers' Asssnsbiy qrobabiy IataliI
uurued-Sickucss-The Crops.

Tho Jsachfrs' Asss n bis Pr0bnb'y Fatally
d-S,ckucss-The Crops.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. August 2l.-The Teach
ers' a Assembly has not selected Black
Mountain as a permanent place Of meet
iIg, but only a. q place for holding
the next annual session. Many propo-
sitions for permanent location have
been made to the Assembly. and these
viii all be considered at the next
regular meeting.
David Scott. OF greensboro has in
vented . cotton-picker which he claims
10 be a success. lie SAYS with three
hands the work OF ninety men can be
done.
The next meeting OF the Virginia and
North Carolina Christian Conference
begins the 2oth at Hank chapel. Chat
ham county.
Yesterday, a Miss Emma Harris. Of
Mooresyille. was passing fire in the
yard of her father. her clothing ignited
and in half minute she was enveiOped
in flames. She will probably die.
A very malignant form Of diphtheria
has become epidemic among the chill
dren near Newton. Its form known
as nasal diphtheria. and is difficult to
treat.
Governor Scales Is now al Asheyille.
He writes that he will return here Sep
TENDER lst.
The extremely hot weather Of TIE
past few days Is having a most disas-
trous effect upon the crops in this section.
particularly on the cotton. This Is
rapidly going 10 ruin. The forcing
effect upon the cotton Is such that only
partially developed bolls are opening
rapidly. when they ought to be growing
With few days more Of such weather
the crop Will be cut short materially
The heat Is so extreme that the pea
vines are dying. Ii Is a very serious
state Of affairs.
A report on tobacco from Asheyill'
says the crop Is the finest possible
The increase in acreage in the countie.
west Of the Blue Ridge this year il
given as % per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
snrat0gR Races.
IBy telegraph TO tine Dispatch

10y tritLAhNL ~ AAAF AfA7toNNAA+l
SARATOGA August 2l.-Flrst
race-one mile and seventy yards-won
by Rupert; Greenfield second, Boot
black third. Time, 40.
Second race-one mile and five hun
dIed yards-Jim Douglas first. Easter
second. Nettle third. Douglas, how
ever, was disqualified for losing lead
pad, and the race was awarded to
Easter.
Third race-three fourths Of mile
won by Florence L. D.; jim Renwick Sc
cond. Violin third. Time, 400.
Fourth receive furlongs-won by
Miss bowler: Peconic second. Solid
Silver third. Time. loo.
Fifth race-one mlle-won by Vim
dex: Huron second, Eastman third.
Time. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CiInerd Taeyd Eiseersses Hh yiews-t.ocaI
self.Ssvernmsns Asvscnfrds Abolition Of
Han.,.. llrllr pnilrr Iana. nrrcd. A.

CiInerd I3eyd Eiseersscs Hh yirws-t.ocaI
self.Se,ernmsns Asyscntrds Abolition Of
irish Burcauerscy Cummcaaed- Parnelis
rsenss-Rpis PeiIcs Ceaasmucd. a..
tIsy cable TO tho Dixpatch.l
ioNDoH, August I'll Clifford
Lloyd. who was special British magis-
sTaic IN Ireland during the trouble
some days when Earl Spencer was
crushing ont the lnvincibles, publishes
in tc-day's Times an elaborate state
ment Of what be designates lrelAnd's
Needs" Among these he places FIRST,
local self-government. which he advo-
Gates be also fsvors the establishment
Of elective county boards and the trans
fer Of the power Of initiating improve
mcnts and financial arrangements
from the Government sppointees
10 direct representatives Of the irish
people. whom be describes as the
- recipients OF the benefits and sup
porters Of the burdens Of local legisla-
ton. The abolition OF the whoie
systesn OF Irish bureaucracy IS strongly
commended. and Lloyd thinks Ireland
should be Incorporated as al integral part
Of the United Kingdom. from which the
present vice-royslty excludes 1t. The
control Of courts Of justice, the po-
lice. and general taxation, Lloyd ar
CUES. should be kept IN the hands OF
Parliament. lie condemns home-rule
in the sense demanded by the Par
nelhlos, and claims that its reestab-
lishment II Ireland would result IN civil
war between Ulster and the remainder
OF the country.
The Times. commenting on the whole
subject, says Lord Randolph Church
ills new regiat. which involves the
county-board. scheme advocated by
Lovd. would certainly bring about 8
conflict between the board and the Dub
I'm Castle government in the event Of
Che continuance ofthe latter This being
the inevitable outcome Of the plan,
enemies OF the Castle government will,
the paper says. urge the OppoftC-ieness Of
sweeping away the whole Dublin Castle
establishment. the supporters OF which
must therefore quickly prepare some de-
fence OF its existence. What the de-
fence car consist Of the Times does not
undertake to suggest, but 1t declares
that the friends Of Dublin Castle can
hardly defend II from the charge OF be-
ing a dsspotism. Besides. continues
the Times, Lloyd's accusation against
the Castle implies that its despotlsm is
of the kind which. when an exceptional
occasion arises for its exercise, neces-
sarily proves incapable. and this charge
Of incapacity. the Tunes declares, is
the gravest Of al charges against which
the defenders Of Castle rule III Ireland
have 70 defend themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

A vase has been found during the
cOurse OF some excavations IN q bury
l'g-cround al Netap0ntum with
Greek alphabet Of the Achaan colonies
OF south Italy. Signor Barnabei. Of
Rome. considers this vase 10 be one OF
the most important archaeological dis
coyories that have been made IN recent
times. The vase Is IN perfect preserya-
ton. and Ito form indicates that
II belongs 10 a period IS far
back as 300 h. c. In the annulsr space
surrounding the raised rim the letters Of
the entire alphabet are inscribed. After
citing the opinions Of various authors,
Signor BarnAbe shows that the origin
Of the art Of writing cannot be a.triba-
ted 70 the ph0nieians. and that that art
was actually introduced into Italy by
the Greeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
WILMINGTON.


A New York correspondent writes
d" The undcrcurrcnts Of life N. the me-
rol OILS frequently afford strange Incl
dents. One Of these came % my notice
the other day while sitting IN restau-
rant. An old gentleman entered aud
occupied a vacant seat opposite. Aitcr
giving has oricr he entered INTO con'er-
sati0n with the ease and grace Of we'll
travelled man OF the world. llis hair
was white and his mouslsche aud Impe-
rial trimmed Ia Blii,iaire. The figure
was small, but compact and supple. and
he looked what he wa>-cyery inch an
old soldier. II turned out that he was =
Frenchman. who had passed the seventy
eighth year OF his nge. anu the greater
part Of hose life had been spent IN the
army. A graduate OF the military
school OF -. Cyr. he was Sent a. a young
lieutenant 20 Africa. where be engaged
m the campaign against Add FL kader.
con the breaking out Of the Crlmean
war be went with bis regiment Of Zou-
aves 60 Sebastopol. and was one OF the
daring band who scaled the walls Of the
Malakoh. Here lac was wounded. but
made cap,ain Tor his callantrv. and
at the close OF the war transferred to
another department Of the army. Here
again. AT Sollcrino. Ssdowa. and other
great battles, and still later IN the
lrmco-Prus,ian war. he followed the tri-
cuior. and was with that portion Of the
French columns which marched 60 the
defence OF Paris ana wre,ted the city
from The hands of the Commune.
france having become quiet he followed
his son TO America. and in 1851 threw
down has pen as a journalist and Of
icrcd hI~ sword &C. She land Of has adop-
ton. lie was appointed to assist IN
the organization aud drilling OF the
new regiments. and subsequently was
ordered 10 the field. where he
was promoted 10 the leutenani-colo-
uelcy OF Pennsylvania regiment.
/ lie fought until the end, was
wounded three OF four times. and after
the war was honorably discharged. like
/ MANY another brave fellow. without q
solitary resource for a livelihood.
Meanwhile ms son had been killed IN
battle. ms wife had died. and 10 cap
the climax Of his misfortuues. a second
vile. Young and attractive. " skipped
his ranch and left HIM homeless.
IN this predicament he managed TO Sc
cure a small news route M the upper
portion Of the city. sold papers aud
magazine, and gradually charging his
business, now employs number Of
carriers. and has an income. he AYERS,
of from s-.jU0 to $1,000 a year. The
old gentleman was a. chirpy as a boy.
and no one would suspect that lac had
passed through half a dozen wars. been
SCARED 10y bullets and bayonets, and
had enough romance IN his career to
make u book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

IIf ItIt-IHpI % M L7IsIEI IT-l,I
ST. LoUIs, August 2l.-W. Il. l..
Maxwell. the alleged murderer Of G. O..
Preller. appeared before acting Judge
FaunIcroy in the Court Of Criminal
Correction to-day. lie was not asked
TO plead. a. Judge fauntleroy. who Is
temporarily filling Judge Noonau $
place IL this court. is one Of Maxwell
counsel. The case wa set for prelimi-
nary hearing on September ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

Probably the fastest cruiser afoai is
the British vessel Mercury. She has
attained al average speed Of lsl knots
ali hour, while the average speed Of the
Chilian ram.cruiser Rsmeralda is given
at Is knots, and that Of the French
cruiser Milan also at - knots. The
Mercury Is 300 feet long and sc feet in
breadth. and has 22 feet drsught Of
water. The Gillian vessel is % feet
shorter, but although the French ship
Is feet longer her breadth Of beam is
only 80 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Indignant spanlarCis.

MADRID, August 2l.-SenOr Carvs-
ial. IL ms address before the Spanish
African Society to-day, denounced Ser
many for uespAsSing upon spanish
rights. The Society has decided to re-
assemble and pass a resolution de-
mandinr that Spain take energetic ac-
ton against Germany's occupation OF
the Caroline Islands. Bismarck's re-
ply 10 the spanish protest Is considered
eyssiye and unsatisfactory, although he
processes 10 be willing to submit Spain 5
claims 70 arbitration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

~ telegraeh 10 10 Dlspale

MEANWHILE, PA, August GA
freight train on the New York, Penn
sylyania and Ohio railroad was wrecked
this morning two miles below shenango,
and James Berry, brakeman, from
this city, was instantly killed. Harry
Thomas and Linde Sherred, brakemen.
were badly injured. Seventeen cars
were wrecked, and The track torn mp
for quarter OF mile. The accident
was caused 10y the trans parting and
then coming together again on thegrade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
The Afghan Frontier.

LONDON, August 2l.-LOrd Sails
bury and M. dc Giers have reached .
definite agreement with regard 10 the
Afghan frontier question. \ pro
crsmme Of its settlement has been
drafted and sent to st. Petersburg, and
it is expected that the signatures will
be exchanged next week. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
a Ease of Suspended Animation.

DLTBoIT. August 2l.-Tuesday
morning the infant child Of Charles
sullivan. OF this ciiy. apparently died
and was prepared for burial. Fifteen
hours after the supposed death. while
tbs family and friends were gathered
about the coffin. the baby began to cry.
frightening nearly every one from the
house. The .ather took the child from
the coffin, and il has been since IN bet
ter health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
what PA-neII Hopes.

II . " " ''l' I'''I''''--'I
DUELIN. August 2l.-Mr. Parnell
TO-DAY entertained the Dublin Munlcl-
pal Council al Wiklow. In his AL
dress the Irish leader said II would be
impossible to revive the native indus
uies Of Ireland without free elections,
ihe National Assembly possessing the
power Of control over al the political
snd economic affairs Of the country.
lie said be hoped a few months. or al
least few wears, would bring back to
the Irish people the right TO govern
ireland Al home. and Danish English
misrule forever from the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
RSsu IN Londonderry
TBy cable 20 the Dispatch

DUBLIN. August 2l.-There was a
riot in the city Of Londonderry to-day.
Forty soldiers attacked a crowd OF
civilians. People then turned upon the
soldiers and another squad was called
out. The guard was obliged to fix
bsvonets for seli-deience. Order was
finally restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

.. The Rebels Rest j. the name Of
q house that stands ia the wilderness Of
sac pauio. the most southern oil the
brazilian provinces. and within a few
miles of the house are score OF so Of
plantation, held by men once citizens OF
the United states. These colOnists
went ,hIther at the collapse Of the Con
federacy. They nov number about six
hundred persons. and they still keep up
then American manners and CONNER
cia. customs. The leader Of the little
band. Robert Burton. who was 4 civil
engineer. recently saw Bedford MAckey,
the nited States Consul at Rio Grande
DO Sui. ana assured him OF thc pros
pe'lty Of the planters, who, however,
often wish they were IN North America
again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Failures for the Week.

TT Vl'Nr9''f - - UT
NEW YORK, August 2l.-The bust
mess failures during the last seven days
number for the United States, ljs;
Canada. l9-total. IL. against l6e
last week, and $50 the week previous.
Failures continue light IN most sec
lions Of the country, especially IN the
southern States. The Pacific State
alone show 10 decrease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
R,r Ptre nj Texa-Eaua.

IBy TELEGRAPH % IHs UIsTAIlH'T
NEW ORLEANS. August 2l.-A fire
At Texarkans, Ark, this morning, de-
stroyed the Arlington Hotel, telephone
office. post-oftice. Pacific and Southern
Express Offices. and Western Union
telegraph Office. Two squares on the
Arkansas side were also destroyed.
The loss Is estimated al slj0,0e0; III
surence not known. Colonel G, l..
Dixon. proprietor Of the Arlington, was
badly burned and otherwise Injare d
Prank Warner, the porter, was cut ia
The breast and Pat. Doran struck by
falling yeranda and dangerously IN
jured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Help for rhe Girls.

LONDON. August 2l.-At a meeting
q the national conference for the pro
lection ofyoung girls, held Al 81. James
Hall to-day, George William Erskne
Russell. son OF Lord Charles james
Fox. member OF Parliament for Ayles-
bury. presided. The conference re
solved to form vigilance societies every
where throughout the country 10 en-
force the existing laws against immor-
ality and 10 labor for the improvement
Of al legislation designed TO repress
criminal vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Policeman ILlllrd b, a Nesro

NEW YORK, August 2l.- Police
man James North, OF the First precinct.
was killed tonight by anegro at Broad
way and Wall street. The name Of the
negro is Samuel Brooks, and was JAM
Tor Of building on Nassau street. The
negro was arrested. Officer North had
only been on the force since July 9th
last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Fire an Hanger. Ne.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatch. J

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
BANGOR, Nh. August 2l.-The
lumber and spool-mill. spooi-sheds,
and other buildings Of John McGregor,
al South Lincoln, were burned this
morning. The machinery and large
amount Of finished and unfinished
spools were also destroyed. The loss
1850. 000. One Of the sheds burned con-
tanned .00o, GOO feet Of lumber, worth
100000. The buildings were insured
for halt their value, and the lumber il
the Shed was only partially insured.
All the insurance Is held by local agen-
cirs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
AnnirN III MeNion.
lBy Telegraph 70 the Dispatch. ]

% T'lI-I ID u Nv 1'''F771'7E7'
CITY OF MEXICO RIA GALVESTON.
August IA large NUM- Der of stu
dents are IL prison at Pochuca awaiting
trial ioT sedItious utterances.
The Nocional newspaper announces
that the Vera Cruz Railway Company
Will next month reduce freight rates.
The object Is to compete with the
Central on It's through business. The
State Of Vera Cruz has reduced taNe,
on importations Of foreign goods. and
merchants Of that part claim that they
can maintain their commercial su-
prCmacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Execution of a Murderer.

ItJ IttEfhpI 70 Nc IIaN-l III
AUBURN. y. Y. August 2l.-
Franz Josef Petmekey this morning
suffered the extreme penalty o. the
law for the murder Of Mrs. Pauline
Frolezhelm Oh june ]. 1883. His meek
was broken by the fall. lie confessed
lis crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
pfruvos-p Auuf,t ~ lesH

GRAIN AND lNllhN EANhAHph.
RICHMOND. August 81, 1888.
OFFERINGS
WHEAT.-WhHc Bt bushels VI Xed. = ia
bu.helA. Red. -.lIG bushels Total 4,siC
bushels.
CuEN-W Rite. 1872 bushels.
lIg--..I7t bushels.
ElI 90 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-W White. 20 bushels choice seed az
gIl5. IG bushels common at 500. MiAni
! 500 bushels on private terms IL.
bushels at 30 to o6c. He'd goo bushels come
mon to fag I.ugperri a. 70 tO szc., 800
bushels good ShlrtDerry on private terms
.It bushels common &C., good 1horiDefiy AT
80 fO 9ar
Waite. 4G bushels prime virginia
ai $50.
DaT- Mixed 500 bushels very good
western Oh urIrnte iarils Muier Tn bash
Go choice t.rg .uih So l"r-
iyI.-4O bushels Very good at zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Foreign Cable Rates.
~ cable 10 the Dlspatch.

BERLIN. August 2l.-Germany's
efforts to have the cable tariffs TO and
from countries beyond Europe. cspe-
cially 10 India, China. and Australia.
materially reduced from their present
high rates are likely TO prove successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
a Millionaire ChRrsed WIN Murder.
lBy telegraph Ia the Dispatch.

BISMARCK, OAK, August 81
Marquis de Mores, millionaire cattle
man. has been indicted on a charge Of
murder. Some two years ago COW
boys threatened 10 kali the Marquis.
and in a difficulty which followed a
COW boy was killed. The case has been
brought 10 the attention Of officials he
fore, but no indictment was iound until
INV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
4 Ccn,enarian,s Dea.h in Poverty.

" cHDI0 % IHN UlsNaTcN.-
ROME. August 2l-CatherIne Gam
beta, q relative Of the late Leon Gam
BETA. the French statesman, has died
al Lanova, III poverty, at the age Of los
years. Her funeral expenses were paid
bv the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

Among the professional journals
compiled IN Parls in Ms. Is the Bon
Gmdo. the organ Of beggars. For q
subscription Of eight sou, a month they
may consult n tor few minutes daily.
Il docs not contain literature or poll-
tics. and all the articles are TO the
point. One may read TO-morrow
at noon. funeral Of rich man At the
Madeleine A. !. marriage OF n
clerh-no importance " Wanted. a
blind man who plays the flute. or
" a cripple ior a watering-piace."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Republican Nomination for she Le=is.
laGurc.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.
MARION. Va, August 2l.-The
Republicans held a convention to-day
at Olympia and nominated John Barnes
as a candidate 10 represent Smyth and
Bland in the next Legislature. W.
anticipated this. and believe ROBBERS
Will be elected by a good majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22

~. Iorrs fueusi (. .--Ffour duil aud lpr-
az lSset Vheni SOW CLOSING ssstsc st.'ve
yesterday 10. red rz-b. 81 ,s<sz =. -.'s-
iefobsf f2RFz q. com very -ivr mo
share higher No. mixed. sss1. &xat1'41,s
September else. Cais ira, ard soc NO,
mixed 28aZ3 r.. SeYisH fnsf sc. "hi~-
key sgeed, ~ ais. 1OFisluss cry qu'c'
and bfHcf.
WILMINGTON.
wfiwgnGfO>. sGsgsi -furyentius
armaf 3lltc. itJslu nrm sirtinat ~ q.
ensd tslt.. lar arfi. - sf.sl Grade turf<'n-
tins siesoy hard, si.i0: ysllo~-tir snd
MILWAUKEE.
NrIwkUKEE Angus xi.--Tlouf Pc
uleciec Is heat firm No. = MUssDk~e.
cnAn sfrsc., september - ". CORA
ieuie: &o q 45sc lnfs ss-Ieri No a.
sfau PROVISIONS steacy Assz-pyrt -rasn
or september 1907. Prime sieen lard :
CssA o. September SOLO.
NEW YOKK COTTDs FUTURES.
NEW Yonk Aucusf 2l.-coifou --tsres~
reIpts P4e fmies Fufurss (. f>'d nfin
ssi,-s IS 200 h.slfs; Ageust .2sasin.x5'
sertert iser -. EJaeHel DctOipcf, - 9ta
a. 40. NoVefr t,ef sg. 5sael.i4 tiecembtr,
Sq.sssga.5s: Januar. ss.sSsse.es. teo-
r,.ars - 7tass Is. Naych 81 riasg.es;
Aprn - Psass YG. MAJ. fioooasio07'
June. siD.Ifasi0.l7. JUi!, si9.zsasIo.<S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
SmaiI.pox IN rzsIIfaN. n. s


10y Telegraph I'D thc Alhl1LcA.I
HAIIFAX. n. s. August 2l.-The
smallpox has made It's appearance
here. One death from II and one new
case have been reported to the authori-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Baseball Yesterday.
lBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch
New York Athletics. Metropoli-
taus. 81. New Yorks. :; Phi.adei-
phiss. /.
Washington Nationals. 10; Nor
folks. .
Chattanooga Augustus, 1 l.; Chat
tanoogas. J.
Detroit Detr0its. . Bufalos. >.
Brooklyn: Brooklyns. 16; Balti-
mores, ].
Nashville Nashvilles. Il; Birming-
hams. i
Memphis Columbus, Memphis C..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
,By telegraph to the Dispatch

UI ItItLTHHI " w UI7VliIVIl-I
WAsHINGTON, August CD 4. ".
For the Middle Atlantic States. byt'
Ior0l rams. toiioued by fam weafAer,
resterF ruda, q sliyht .taH - tempe
rGrvf.
ForHe South atlantic States, Sllghl-
~ rolner ana generally .fgr WeG,her-
soufhVeu1ll vnds.
For H,eimoHd and rieHtg. s'iga.9
ctolr. far Tc4'Def.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
The German Corvette Augusta

berlin. August 2l.-The report Of
the wreck Of the German corvette Au-
custa Is confirmed. Her crew OF OBS
officers and sailors were lost. Her
value was sl.T50.0O0. She was lost
In 3 cy clone in the Red sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-22
Criminal I.sW and usralisv HcctioS
lBy casle ~ the Dispatch.

lonpoS, August GA public
meeting TO take action with reference
10 the crinsinal-law-amendment bill
vss held in 81. James Hall this evening,
and Was followed by q conference on
morality. Only LOCO persons attended