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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
Mean temperature
HEAD GEAR

HEAD GEAR
IETHIS ADVERTl- EMES- We CALL
YOUR ATTENTION TO OUg Hat DE-
PAKTMENg r. ~ BUYING FE7M r..
VH0 GIT OH GOODS DIRECT FROM
TIE MANUFACTURtRs. Ylu can
SAW TEE JOBBERs PROFIT n = A.
MUCH YOUR BENEF.T T. DEAL WITH
u As Y = FQR e IT, sELLYOC. OH
TEICEs ABE BASED on TIE ILAS
THAT THEAE AXE PLENTY or HAT-
VEAEEEs AID Ali ARE a. ANXIOUS
- SAVE 4 DOLLAR A. We ARE TO
-ANE ~ FOR TENN. TAKE. FOX EX-
AMfLE, TIE GENTLEMEN's DERBI
BAT THAT We sELL FOB s. AND g..
True II RAs NOT THE NAME or 4
-.CELEERAIED HALTER THEEEIA.
LIT TIE HATS AXE TIE SANE N
sTYLF. MAKE. AND FINISH IS THOSE
sui - ID ~ - AM ! IA . a" ~Ast-.
would YOU RATHER PAY MORE FOR
TIE PLEAsCEE or HAVING THESE
NAMEs ~ YOUR Hal. Ok BUY TEE
SANE 90 = AND HAVE THE DIFFER
ENCE SNUG AND SECURE ~ YOUR
POCKET BOOK
THERE wERE lS5 PEOPLE WHO AP-
PRECIATED THEE FACTS LAST SA-
TURDAY, AND VIZ WANT THOUSANDS
MORE TO COME AND BE CONVINCED.
ORR MOTTO HAS ALWAYS BEEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
IT HAS PAID Is AND BENEFITED YOU.
A sAKs & CO.,
OuTFITTERs OF MANKIND.
1olB MAIN STRICT.
Sc -
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Crane Lodge Z. q. d. !.

by ieiecri pf o. ile Dispatch
EAI1uVML. Nj. September %
Tie Sovereign Grand Lodge OF hide
pendent Or0cr Of Odd-feliows re-
assembled this morning. Grand SIRE
uenry !. Carey aud the Grand officers
were present. ard rol-call showed o
jul representation.
Af-cr the opening ceremonies the
first business-and that created con-
siderable attention and much discus
sior-was The selection OF the place OF
meeting Toy the next session. Boston
had been named yesterday. but the
motion was postponed until to-day.
Representative John Perkins, Of Mas
sachnseAs. MADE A. eloqueu, appeal
for Boston. and when he had finished
the motion was put and 1t was adopted
without q dissenting vote.
TIE remainder Of the session was oc-
cupied ID bearing AM deciding appeal
cases.
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Trial 81 E,r. Irrf..

i-l@cia telegram 70 tie Dispatch
NWroiF. VA. September 25.-Ihe
examination q al The Witnesses ior tAe
Commonwealth IL the Pitts murder
trial was finished N ;he County Court
this afternoon. 81 i0r the defence
VIII he examined tomorrow. and the
sr-rmeat Will lie commenced in the a.
teruoon. Hon. James n. Dennis. o.
Princess Anne. Nd. arrived this after
iou and was introduced u The Court
o. associGte counsel Tor the defence.
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sew rork Democratic Convention.

iDs ith graph 20 the Dlkp6tch.
NEW YORK, September 23.-lndi-
cations at a late hour tonight are that
Governor Hin will have q majority on
the first ballot Of the Democratic State
Convention. His friends 70 so far as
10 predict that be can be nominated
without the AID Of New York county.
These statements are not conceded
by the Cooper men. however.
who declare they VIII stand bv
their man TO the bitter end. Ii
appears that the real fight will be
Gu the Leutenant-Governor. Kings
county vii present the name Of Sena-
tor John {. Jacobs for the place. The
hi men will refuse to take Jacobs.
sno Alfred {. Chaplin, the present
Comptroller, Is here and appears TO
have strong following, although
Il cannot be definitely placed.
The County democracy and Tammauv
Tall vii bold meetings tonight with
Tie view Of determining upon their re-
spectIEe ans Of procedure Tomorrow.
be iDcicauons are that Tammanv
Ball VIII scatter their votes on the first
ballot. ard Flower. it il thought. nav
secure their support on the second
ballot.
At : O'Clock prominent delegate
foIa New York city. in stunning mp
tie situation. ,ai6 IF the County
Democfncy find they cannot secure
Cooper. they viii IN all probability
support Flower against Hill"
J be democratic State Committee net
tonight and fixed the New York city
representation ior the new COMMITTEES
20 he selected during the Convention
The same as It IS at preseni-yIz.. the
County democracy, I Jammanv Hall.
9 ; Irving Hall, -. Representation IN
tie Convention was fixed a. follows:
County Democracy, 81: Tamma-
~ Hall. 81; Irving Hall, 10.
The representation determined upon
Is satisfactory 70 all, and c0nse-
quoully there VIII be no contests. The
County Democracy and the Tammauy
delegates met tonight and mapped out
work ior tomorrow, when they Will
meet aeain to decide upon the candi-
dates 10 support
80 4. N.-Tammsny has agreed to
support Hill. The resolution binding
the organization 10 vote for him A.
Unit Was adopted unanimously At late
meeting tonight.
AT o'clock a number Of Tammany
delegates were paradIng around the
hotels wearing Hill badges. THIS is
construed as beng very significant. and
tends to strengthen the Hill boom very
frAlrrlh,LK.
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total Of fifty cents. Union regula-
uons call for q price and q half, and in
orcer TO enforce the Union scale the
printers were ordered out. The Glib
sons say they pay according to the
scale agreed to by the Union ten years
ago and in force ever since. The
amount Of money involved is small.
but the firm resists on principle. Mem
bers Of the Typographical Union say
thsi that body never approved Of wha;
u known as The employers scale. The
tnion has taken steps to raise large
fund to be used in case Of further
strikes, and has already provided for
the striking uriuters.
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pARBE2s ~ gFLfcAAPH

hEN DIX.
NEw loHA. -elp -muuI COTTON
sfe' ff. Enles $500 Oaies upian1s i0 l-lhc.,
crlesns. 10 3--oc. new 'iou Offered 3-iJr.
Under up-ntiI uet r,uo1 tr'et -re .pis.
! o.. flIth. 81 uprfA-to tleAt
500 rn4es. southern Our steady. eoil Pee d
ro i4f 81 "a. - Bone. NlcAi---,sa,
fff. tHllt tr rur. u..f ctau-g ul-ri ltl
ed p. rfsc. 30. rcd 2ar. "a .sevs-af.
Nc. uotr !. sfsf POI. Corn lo. r. lOw"f
o. rrEdr0 +-H .Nr.. ru. Z. - ht .".. .u
tIcts of. October 81 a5N e. uats "a q.
lNptI. NO. +. 80 a-l sr. Hu,- steady.
CCree-~po; far. 49, quiet g. $500, 80.
i..u srNf EN-. tf.. Ifter. g. 70. sugar
.lIttbll unchanged. H0Iuss.h du.. HIce
tfrrcN. tatlul-nrrc 10 h1a %. Tor crude,
s-aftc. ftf rDfl-t l0s.u rrl. luro-u-
fru. hLr itftHf .u.t'. TJri4 f-e3. D. e,s.
aelr... D. -lire Lal. Lard 3asc. low
rr. western ttfhfa. fppt sf - $50 1851;
,c,cttr b. --eth.-~. iTu@4ts ARA.
BAIT MORE.
FtLr1oaF -.pr.i. a.r 2s.--Flour frmer.
o. nr-r. iIlllg Iuwaru -~tie-i uaf
b.fiu s4lritnr pa '.4"f extra hlA
Cd Iu.INl. a 5,he4..s tl-y HiHssl per
fgr ttt 30. extra. .b.Dua 1i Eio
'.t4ls rsuef. Nlf4I---ouf lsrU ~ DO
co. ues' 10 l.-.fr art active southern
r.H A-aErc. a.. l-f Size atI 40. i MARY
80. stc g-kt &. Corn cuthern SRA and
Nftf. wt-t. n s.Csrs emo .u.ri sngrneru
Y.lft .1l atr.. e-ip" --a.ar. sn'h nrin,
southern H.H lef lsf Fal.s .Ia8tc v est
IA white 32na4c. ulAel -aasDr Pro-
tls.tLs STEADY NeP-lur : CASIO Do.
ElIl-Ufrhtf-- bUulftrs i.nd ietr-r. b. sl3es
p ctea, So ana G.. tacon- -npGldera,
ine.. c.tlr-r.h SIDES. &c. Hams a "a
- G.. Lard Refined. 20. Cp-rr sirncg
md quiet. EsO cefeoes. ord mary 20 ia-f
3 a- o.. -ugaf eHt ef- a eD.L g. WITS
hey quiet md roinifa-lf steady a. Silica
gl41. tlelgAtA du.-
CINCINNATI.
CIEcIE-s AT. sepleralei z f.--FlDur strong
anc hghfr. ian.ly 51aS 90; iNnrl
"a slht5 heo cher AO.2 no s3af4c.
Corn HcliVc and Lien-f. No ~ aec s -c.
Oats rrp o.. No. M ACC Z-c. PORK al.l
En- g.. Lard rulef 81 $500. buik-meais
cul hho-loefA g. -Shc 80 snorl riu. e5.b1.
bacon easler. shoulders s8z5. short rlb.
$3.50 ear 81 50. "a niskey nrm 81 fl-08.
sugar stcnt and Unchanged Hogs esdy
common and Hglt - .4oHi8-4D. IlarEing
and butchers tl.rasss.s5.
LOUISVILLE.
LorEs VILE september Zs-srain
steady. AAeat-So. = fe1. s4ng-c- Corn
30 While - O.. fHtts-Nrw M. 2 u xed
z6sc FrotislOiis Quiet and unchanged
81. LOUIS.
~. LOrTs, September gs.-FIouf un-
e.,sLeed. " bear exclled lose lal zc.. bul
elcsed G.. below yesterday; No. . red,
cash 98a9s SC: October. ~ .a9s &C.. Corn
b sha4e l-rller snc ery Sos. 80 mixed.
cafh slEslAc.- September, skc. Oats
higher and sl0~; No. mixed, cash 2aa
a. e.. september. @85zc. WAAEey steady
81 slns. PROVISIONS Qulei und weak. PORK.
- So Lard. S6.I5. Buik-fDeats - Long
clear. sa.Izsas6.15. SHORT rlDg. s6.s0a
tt.21k, eieaf. S6.s5.
CHICAGO.
C.JcAGo, september 2s.-FlOur W.
casneeo v heat Opened rtrsng fell baeE
l. - 4H.4F 49, rlfr a
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TBy telegraph 70 the Dlspaton.

IIF ttIt-Iuflu % t4lr 4FlbFlh tNus
BENNINGTON, W., September %.
The first snow-storm Of the season oc-
CURED to-day, supplemental 10 Il heavy
ram, which began last night. The
mercury is falling. and heavy wind is
blowing.
NEW loRE, September s3.--SnOw
fell in the Cstskin mountains and ut
Milford, Mass, to-day. The mercury
ell TO SO, fan Of 40 degrees IN TWEEN
ly-fcar hours.
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RIor nclnccn ..rrmrn.

Special telegram 10 the Il-pntcl
NORFOLK. september 23.-Th,s A.
teruoon cutie not Occurrcl near the
- lautic Hotcl between 3 number OF
srsmen, ana 20 project the negro cook
of the steamer Norfolk from brutal 49,
sauli Captain Mayo. collector of the
pert. and several citizens. had 10 take
Ylr IN the n,lle. a squad Of police
arrived ard arrested the r.oter,. The
-ecro j. badly injured.
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Miners Drowned.
rpr telegrnnh % me Dispatch

BY Telegraph 70 The Dlspatcn-l
HOUTZDALE, PA. September d.
-Four miners were drowned n the Frank
In mine this morning by a sudden break
of water from al abandoned mine al
Joining the one IN which they were
working. Their death was due 20 the
carelessness Of themselves and other
miners in neglecting proper precautions.
They were aware Of the proximity Of
danger. and that they were working to-
wards it, but they drove ahead without
adopting the usual method in such cases.
Two other miners had hard struggle
xith the water, but escaped.
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tI.erricaI-wsrI.s EARNED.

y '-I"rINItl . II I'Iafl-It -
LAWRENCE, Mass, September y.
A FIRE n the chemical works Of Lee,
Blackburn 4 Co.. III Mathuen. to-day.
destroyed two buildings, one Of them
IL use Is rubbor-worl,s. The loss VII
reach $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
James ;. keegan. a member OF one OF
the engine companies, fell into a sat
Of yitr:ol during the fire and received
terrible and probably fatal injuries.
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CTLPEPER
Dcmortur 'lreira-t oi.nci Uhnrhrad

Dcmorrtrr Nrsira-t oianei Vhirhrad
.peuk..
.Corespond oftne Richmond Dispatch. F.
SIIIEeiEEE -. l,s5.
oar Couny Court yesterday was
ls-rdy attended. and though hut little
o.. business was zone we had more az
rcliucs than ier many months past.
Colonel " hiehead was mere. ard. be-
nc introduced IN shor, address bv
MaJor -. 4. Gr.mslcy. made an earDe>t
and telling speech 10 the large and en-
lusiastlc Democratic meeting assem-
hied in the Academy Of Music. The
speech vBs received with many rounds
o. applause and earuesness and good
feeling seemed 20 pervaae the whole
assembly. Much Of the unpleasant
i,tinc which ier t'mc divided. in q
measure. portion q the party. J am
l.sd 10 say. Is surely wearing away.
We feel assn, e. 'of being Etie 60 pre-
-eut d united front 20 our aIversarie- In
the coming election. Acknowledgement
Blslr was also or hand. ard TO
meeting Of the Republicans. which was
he'd II Greens Hal, BE eXpoundel
d. largely On The issues al stake g.
ie called il. 4 large proportion Of the
seats ID the hall were filled bv colored
allies, while The whites sooa near the
door. The Attorney-Generai spoke
fuerly and parsded many anecdotes.
which caused some applause. But he
did rot seem % consider il necessary 20
rise much argument. At tins meeting
". Z. Eggborn announced himself O
Republican candidate for the House a.
Delegates. and asked tie fall supper,
q the faithful.
4 generous ard much-neeiel ran
commenced falling here last night and
continues to-day. l.
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Heavy Gn.e on lne LskeS.

N. If''-.'t. N'I TO- NNt Ailrf-A p.
CHICAGO. September "a very
heavy nor,her's gale prevailed .hrough-
a., iht entire lake region Yesterday.
-Four vessels were Vrtc Cd on Lake
.lll gan. The Crews were saved.
Two tsherme1 were swept from North
PIER and drowned. Two sailors VINO
wen; 90 the AL # fhe fishermen were
also swept into the lake. b.. were
rn-lnnl
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Esa.h ofssm1Eedoi, semsnss-srcsi6s.sfia al
fr.nln -nal,.t-salrar Nhann.ant IlrlnYra

Esa.h of6emtEedof, >emsnss -s'Tcsi6s.sfiai
kusnlp asori-~'iser sbsrHent D~luyeG.
lty telegraph q the DlsIstcn.l
WASHINGTON. u. C.. September %.
Commodore Alexander A. Semmes,
commspdal; Of ,be Washington navy
yEro. died suddenly at Hamilton, Loa-
oeun oosaig. Va. YESTERDAY afternoon.
Ccloltl 4. Bard. Assistant In
Epeciof- GeDersi. was TINS morning Ep-
pointed BY the President TO be In
specioI-Seneral Of tie Army. with the
Tsik of efigadief- general. TO succeed
GeDofal Aeieon Ii. DAVIS. retired.
Tie ln'teG States steamers SgHtSrs
ai,d SSntie, which have about &c.
900 GOO IN silver eein CD board, were
ole A. Washington yesterday, but have
nos been heard iToa STAGE they sailed
fen hey West. The delay IN their
sa,i,sl Is si,eoabiedly due 10 the pre-
t,sd ssssny sessher, aad il is believed
slsi sises sfcoamered Acssg gales Of
Ezissrss. 20 "a eGsiless Is felt Cor the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24
Tne E-,r Iol,n s.nr.

Special telegram 70 the Dlsp8 tcn.
AORFoLK. September @S.-LrplE.n
Aicersou. Of The brig John Shay, ashore
near The Aip-Rrps. noted protest tp-
cay with Notary Battley. The gale
yesterday and last night drove the bri-
'ar,ber ~ on The SANDS. and there Is no
chance 10 get Ter o. until the wind
a.ll.trac
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The Inr,aan .nie.

ny IrINEUTE n DO UIsT0TrH-T
NEW YORK. September 25.-Ihe
sioop-yachi P-ri.an was sold al public
auction here to-day for slS.500. I'd
ward Burgess. Who designed the yacht,
vas ihC purchaser. After the sale be
stated that be had bought the Puritan
Dor gentleman M Boston. bat would
LOT mention his name ior publicatiOa
today.
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suppo.ca I.Os. Of a STEAMER.

rs sslegrh ph o me Dlspa lcL'i
FAsTFOET. Ne, September %
SIX weeks ago the Spanish steamer
BumhcOa. bound ior Nova Scotia. went
ashore on TIE Murr ledge, nine mLes of
Grand Manan. The owners sent crew
4 twenty men from ST. John 20 the
wreck. Yesterday afternoon tug
passed the wreck and offered 70 take
Tie men ashore. a. storm WAS threat
cred. They refused the offer. a ter
rible gale Iaged early this morning.
v hen II cleared oS people on Grand
Manan noticed that the steamer bad
disappeared. and there is no trace Of the
steamer or men. The vessel must have
been broken to pieces during the storm
and sunk with al on board. The crew
al belong in II. John.
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Sob goosni,. 80.

lBy ieirgrspb ~ the D.spaiohl
ATLANTA, Ga, September GA
special dispatch to the Cons Iu.ioH
from Washington, Ca. iays Robert
Ioombs 10 seriously III. lie is in his
ec1 euty-fouth year, and has been con-
tued 10 his bed cor several weeks. V
l. feared that this Is bis last sickness.
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TheEcvenrla r.rnrhe-s.

y ItIFtfh II 70 Ut tIisIllETIi.
CHAHLEsTON, :. c.. September %.
The coroner's Jury in the Edgsdeld
lybehiug case adjourned TO tomorrow.
knOSeh evidence is already Developed
70 warrant The arrest o. two az The
lrnchers. An indignation meeting is
advocated, Bot 10 day appointed
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IRE sssAil-E.os seour-e.

10y telegraph 70 the Iuspstch.l
MONTREAL, September 2s.-There
we've thirty desthf IN tins city YES
tsrcsy rom smallpox. The Provincial
bomd q Health have adopted compal-
sor9 vaccination BY law. Forty houses
n II. jean Bsptisie village were pla-
carcc3 YESTERDAY.
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xo Violation OF tie frosty Of Berlin

= -" n T|' TfTII|f-l--
ETTIIN. September "a semi
of cial staiemeut Is made that the
fov ers VII not look calmly on the
breaking O. the treaty Of Berlin. but
VIII side with Turkey. and # Rlssa
opposes them she VII be- isolated.
Only after the Bulgarian, have been
restored 10 common sense can the
Powers deci6e what shall be done far
the bulgarian unity.
Prince bismarck has accer'ei the
apology Of Spain far the recent insult
10 t1o German Embassy AZ Madrid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

lBy telegraph 10 the DispAtch.l
WAsHINGToS, September 23.-By
order Of he typographical Union Jour
teen printers employed in the JOB otllc
u Gibson Brothers struck to-day. In
firm has been pay ing ten cents advan c
fOr cCnlPosition IN foreign languages, ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

|l-TITT - I|It De % ~
IONI o~. September 24-lhrlstine
nilsson sang 10 AZ immense crowd
from The balcony o. the Graud Hotel
lasi ch,. The crowd was estimated
atthuy thousand. ana seventeen pei
soLs we've crushed o. death "a d..
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Death Of a Prominent lawyer

AsHEv1L1.E- \. c., September -
Colonel E. c. YsDOwby. a prominent
lawyer Of Greenville, Y. C., was found
dead IN bis bed TINS morning. Com
bined consumption and heErt-dlsesse
was the cause Of death. lie was about
sixty-three years OF age.
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a.s.a xenern,,le E.aar.

Spec. Telegram 80 the Dispatch
LYECHEURG. VA. September %
Mrs. A. Waddill- wife Of the propTie.of
Of the LynchDurg kers, died this eve
uirg; ssed seventy years She ce-e-
trsled her golden wedding TWO years
yr-n
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A. SAKs & CO.,
OUTFITTERs or MANKIND.
lols MAIN sTREET.
se24f


UTHERE TO GET Goals. P.
w I.ATHROP & CO., Seventeenth xtrsst,
NJ Drawbrldge, offer BEsT sPLiyT COAL
on the market, BESr ANTHRACITE
COAL on the market preparation unaur-
gA r r. LATK1R q %
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WElN U~nAY. september q 1855.
skIFs 81 GOO Eiclmon Fredericks-
hung and Potomac dividend scrip Al %:
10 shsrcs Petersburg railroad az Ssi 10
do. stSsi 10 Do. sjSsa; 10 shares atlanta
and Charlotte attn.
g1aTF SrgVIITITs BID Askec
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mAsrxE r,rtllI.In,r.
.osT f,E Etlf-EfNOArp sI,-I-rrn,n 20 lesa

POR7 or RICHMOND. sEI-rGs'n IS, lssS.
AXEIrED.
BARK Alcasaraa, Olsen. Boston. light.
Hsaa.i-f rtsashsw NonlfFauy-
lei oobes liD.s Alison. H1ee. New YORK,
sal X r. v ...lluin a 90.
echooDeT EEa ffEnciS Terry, BocklAnd.
Enc. Warner Moore.
sobn0u er sIsedweil. Webster. Eockiand.
isEr H. Melcenourg.
Schooner C4rpincho. Poker, WlD6nox.
~ :. T.aAlff- Rsnt1 Moore,
Schooner join Hcl,ilslees. Thorn unou
HaKFe Dc Graee. coal Cnesa pea Ike = nd ONO
Railway company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford Ho-fo.k. Up.tsA
States bal. nierrh2pd4se, and paSnsnroru.
l.. e. Tatuln- kgert-
SCHOONER A. ID. Chadwick. Tasichsr. yev
Hnyen rorn, coal and iron; vessel Curtla
8 Parker
foET or SEwruKx'n NEWS. sEs-r. 81.
tBy telsGrApa-l
AKkfyrD.
steamship Riehmond. Boar. Nev YORK.
nAG sslsec for " Cal fosnl
stssmship kanswhs. Greenwood SsU
lork.
lss )csn C. Soyes Hui,e. nasfimrs.
York
,ssasass W. n sAnsy. Lssausss xsv
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eAIs ANn COTTON AcAAseE

6hLIS AND COTTON EACL AH6E.
EIctnosD r.p.ru pcr -H 1855.
oIEIJ.fN.A
WFrA~-W a|s t. uuslr. 30 rat
4 ft- bushels Bod $3.50 bushels IafaI.
-II- nuhhtls
CDrN.-N LIe .s4 husAs.,. ~ ..I 5Il
bushels.
oAI..--f 500 bushels.
SALE EFPul.1fp 70 sErI. ETAET.
Wa.Ar-W WHITE. 5H nn.n.Is very good
o. g. NA-l BE- hu.atI. good fo uf ne a.
Soc. fotl. sltu nuhht. very good ta fri'u-
on Ir1tt- Iefas. f,el o. uuenr.r trr.
rHuU uu.prrf. ut 8. 80 h...lr.s c1u4l .l
-fuff 1sri. 81 -Tr
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

The following rs the platform The
provisions Of the existing civil-servioe
laws Of the Stale and nation should be
strengthened and extended 10 al grades
Of the public service 10 which they may
lee applicable, 80 that the selection Of
administrative officers in the civil ser
vice shall, SO Ear as possible, be governed
solely by capacity and fitness. We ID
sisi upon the enforcement Of these laws
by al public officials. not only in let
Ter, but also in spirit. Hon0rably dis
charged soldiers aud soldiers who are
shown by competitive examination to
possess the necessary requirements
should be given preference IN ccrtihca-
tan and appointment.
Section 2 treats 81 local govern
ment.
Z. We demand Of Congress the pas
ssre 81 an act putting IN end 10 the
enlargement Of the stock OF money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

The Wea'ker iA nsctmOH3 Ieste-las
TCf Uinoa and c.e9r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-24

BALTIMORE. :, p,embef 2S.-- NirE oils Gs.
coz .oA 81 pasi due coupons sa. new
Iu-4Uk, So: new SIS. 5s4. BID to-cEy.
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WASRINGTo1 NOTES.

GROVER CIEvELAND
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE!
IH!nTY-0ME ACRES
OF TIRE
BEST IMPROVED PROPERTY
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA!

| Two houses, barns. stables, sheds,
chicken house and yard several acres
in, lemon trees and orangeSin bearing,
6 budded orange trees five years Old; II"
apricot; 100 ounce; ~" walnut. also hs,
peach, apple, pear, banana. etc. Loca-
ted in the most desirable part OF the city
with plenty of water for Irrigation on
the place. Three g cd wells. two wind
mills, pumping engine, cut stone reseI-
yoir holding tliirty-two thousand gallon
and the water piped from II throu-.i the
whole orchard. All for $rl.Uo part cash.
The improvements have cost more, but
owner is forced to sell, Apply to
w. II. NzcENTSsSfX.
Room Is. Sadcan EssOck.
Los Angles, California.