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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-18
PresIdent. zoo Glerelana,s eaIIers.

ALBANY, n. y, Feb. H,-Presi-
dont-elect Cleveland to-day had few
visitors. Among thenumber were ex-
Gov Underwood Of kentucky, who Is
on official business, aud Col.
w. A Cromwell, chairman o. the
Democratic state committee The
statement that the members of the
cabinet would be announced befOre the
end ~ the week was official.
~ denied, and It II now uu-
derstoOd that Mr. Cleveland VIII
not make them public before arriving
~ Washington MIR Cleveland will
leave for Washington the morning of
March "a, and Will reach there
during the same day. IL Is 10
contemplation with some members
~ the legislature 10 move February
9th for al adjournment until Maros.
9ib so ~ 20 give the Democrats aud
sueh Republicans ~ feel inclined =
chance TO witness tbs Inauguration
aud ball
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-18
THE CABINET.
oleveland's Cabinet as Selected by
an Ontbider.


ALBANY, N y, Feb. l7.--Some peo-
pie here this morning, who profess to
know, deeldre that up 10 this time
Presideni-elcct Cleveland has not
made definite selection for auy single
member Of his cabinet. O,hCrs iutist
that he has already given the appoint
ment Of secretary Of state 10 Senator
Bayard. a prominent Democrat here
tonight predlcla Ike following rs tho
nance OF Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet:
Secretary Of state, Bayard Of Della
ware.
Secretary OF the treasury, Manning
OF New York.
Secretary OF the interior, Mcdonald
OF Indiana.
Secretary Of the navy, GoTman Of
Maryland.
Secretary Of war, Thurman Of Ohio.
acknowledgement, Villas Of Wis
cousin.
Senator Thurman was expected In
Albany tonight, hut be Is supposed 10
be detained by the elO IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

special 60 ne Gazette.
WAsuNVf0N, Nov. 1.-THE Republic
can caucus which was called yosteriav
iailed OF quorum and VIII meet the ilrst
week In December II X impossible to
forecast the actlon, a. the sentiment is al
Nlded concerning the course on tho prcsi-
uent' appointments, some holding that
the nominations should be confirmed
when not opposed to the ciVil.Spryicc re-
form laws, while the radicals favor on.
posing confirmation where the appoint-
ments are made IN violation of the tenure
OF Office act.
WITHHOLDING ruE RrroRTs.
Secretary Manning has directed the re.
ports OF trossurer, the comptroller and the
commissioner OF internal revenue With
held FROM The public until his own report
appears II Is also said that he has sup
pressed all the interesting feat
urcs OF such bureau reports
as have already been given
out that they may appear In his
/ report. Unusual interest Is attached to
the reporter the comptroller of currency,
as IL contaias an account OF the Whole
national bank system.
( GRoNER's MEssNUE.
The president has made considerable
progress al his message 1t will be
/ ready for we printer Ia about ten days.
/ Considerable space viii be devoted "a the
/ silver question, the steamship and foreign
commercial relations, subsidy question,
and now veSspls for the navy
4 Dive nm nKRrH.
\ movcn,Snt Is on foot among Southern
and Western Democrats here 60 obtain a
place for ex-senator Doolittle of Wis
consin comihonsurate with his abilities
The president will consider the matter,
aud IL is not unlikely that the famous
I Dooiittle Will yet have chance To do
much for the service OF his country.
TENAs PATENTS.
The following Texas patents wurC
issued to-day;
Elias Briggs, Coleman, an apparatus
for irrigatlng land.
Peter G. Brown and T, L Bragg, Ennis
cultiyator.
Jefferson h. nuiord, Albany, distanc,
instrument
John Greer William Harper and J
Gree, Headsyllle, cotton chopper.
Fred Grimm, Comancho, pOst-hulI
0uger.
William hole, Houston, washing ma
chine.
Adrian Nutting, assignee OF nineteen
twentieths 20 y. ID. Martin, j. 9. O'Neal
r c. Dial, i. NJ. Ellis, w. H. Wagner
+. L. Gassett and l.. Il, Byrnad, Green
vile, Il car coupler
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
ROBBERS RESCUED.
How Party of Horse-Tbieves Escaped
LynobiDg.
Special o the Gazette.

LynobiDg.
Special 10 the Gazette.
TULSA, /. T., Nov. l7.--From a reliable
source we learn that John Truston and
Sllas Davis, the prisoners who were en-
route for Wichita agency In charge OF
Roberts, Curtis, and three Caddo Indians,
for demonstrating, mention of which was
made In TnE GAZETTE OF the 18th inst,
wherein lynching Of the prisoners was
predicted, were liberated twenty-five
miles southeast Of Sacroxie agency.
A party OF six men, friends Of the
thieves, among whom were Truston
brothers, the Wade brothers, Frank Starr,
Cherokee and two others, all despera-
does, oyerpowered Curtis and party and
rescued the prisoners and robbed
Curtis OF his money and arms,
and the two saddle-horses ridden
by the prisoners, After returning
10 Curtis $3.50, saying IL would pay his
expenses 10 Wichita agency, they bade
him 20, and do so quickly.
The rescuers and thieves returned TO
the Sac and Fox agency, and finding
Agent Neil absent became drunk on Wills
ky brought there by themselves They
painted the town red, and shot Carries
keokuk, the Sac and Fox chiefs son.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
A BIG CONVENTION.
Assembling of the Cnttlemon In chicago.
The Veterinarians.

Assembling OF the Cnttiomon In Chicago
The Veterinarians.
CulCAdO, Ill, Nov II. The national
convention OF the cattle growers OF Tho
country assembled NJ the Sherman
house to-day under the auspices OF the
National Cattle Growers association.
being the third Of series OF similar an
nual meetings Of stockmen 10 discuss the
interests Of the cattle Industry. Dele.
gates were present from an organlza.
tions-brecders of fancy stock, dairy
men, ranchmcn and stOcknen Of every
state and territory. The convention was
called 10 order az 1850 by u. w. SIaith,
OF Bates, H., prcsldf Mt 81 the National
Cattle Growers association
The veterinary surgeons and represent
atiNes pi veterinary associations In u NUN
Der OF states and territories are holding
a convention In this city. The object Of
inc convention Is 10 consider contagious
diseases 10 which animals are subject,
and 70 hear discussion on the pathology
Of hog cholera, Texas fever, contagious
pleuro'pneuinonla and glandersi TO ascer-
tain the best means "a control
and Graduate contagious dlsease.
also 20 adapt q uniform code In place
- ND'"'rfi"A E"bit"iJ itNHhtlOiH VI llI-
fercnt states, which viii do away with
distractions 10 commerce. Or. Hopkins
OF Wyoming this morning presented r.
port on quarantine stations and routine
work done on arrival Of affected cattle
at quarantine stations. The doctor con-
tended TINT quarantine stations were a
farce. The rules were not lived up ~,
and should be done away with. AftAg
hearing Dr. Hopkins report the conyon.
ton VIII adjourn until this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
DENTON.
How TO Make Tramps Usefui--socini Party
Alliance MIN,

hpM 70 h"he ifanps lseiul-Socih f0rty
Alliance NH,
Special TO the Gazette
DENTON, TEX, Nov. l7.-Denton has
been overrun with tramps OF late. The
city marshal got on the war-path ycstcr-
day and arrested twenty-one. They were
fined s and costs each. Not having the
whercwith, they were turned over TO
Street Commissioner Henderson, who is
getting some good work out of them
Mrs. w. j Austin ald Mrs. u. Komsky
gave a very pleasant party at their resi-
dence yesterday evening.
Twenty-three teams are now hard at
work hauling rock and eXcayating for the
new Farmers Alliance mill.
G. X. Buddy, cashier of the First
National bank, was called 70 the bedside
OF his sick mother in Philadelphia this
morning by telegraph. lie took the first
= Ia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

notrccognlle the right of one person to
transfer Endorsements TO another, and,
while edmirlng Mrs Clusters generosity,
declined 10 give the ofllcc 60 Mrs. cal
houn This Is the true version OF the
Detroit pension agency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

The session of the cabinet to-day was
devoted almost entirely to the considera-
ton OF topics TO be treated Of In the
presidents message, All the members
We're in attendance except the attorney
general, who was engaged In a case be-
fore the supreme court Of the United
States
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

WV 7VTHNHIVI -IVNVIUI IW7WNY NW-
pointed N Swallowing fourth-class post
masters
West Nirginia--tetart. A. G.. Bripkcr
Misunderstanding, benjamin H. Rogers
Toledo, l., H. stanley; Quincy Henry Bccker
Providence, G. i, puunell; Mgttcsop, William
McDowni Mount Liberty, William Il. Riddles
Nelson, Phillip Miller
OhlO--Murshall, FOr-lA Pontiac. Nicholson.
vile, Il. Snldcri Neal, G H. rcnnoy,
TcNas-Red Bud, NJ, O'Den
The president to-day appointed william
i. Harrity to be postmaster at Philadel.
phia, Pa, vice IL. $. Ilindekoper, sus.
peaded.
The president this afternoon appointe d
John NJ. Campbell surveyor Of customs
for the port of Philadelphia, and Richard
II Arbuckle, collector of customs for tho
district Of Erie, Penn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

nounces tnaI uurIng the Iast year nc uar
received c4l ,55g Sin answer 70 prayer"
not O single donation having been
solicited;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

,ur Hlrtrt-Cag tnic urgcs ,a','s.. tr,- '--.-- ~
foot was caught ~ the caf-Bheel ana
badly mashed aud bruised
The ladies VI thu Congregational chnfcn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

hj,,lsp tn9lis
nnts. raised Ia New Mexico. fafe :
from Las Vegas 70 NeN pff nn|
Orleans The past nenth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

IcCeSS! Success! Success!
ngrl SUCCESS in the PURCHASE Of our LADIES' WRAPS

av manufacturers goods but
make select
shape, appearance, ea the lowest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

rIHgD or lHE doE.
v,tr,n,iso, NOV. 2l.--lt Is reported
-, ~, tn,,gber. VI the commission for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

A. stert's Gun store.
Telephone 245 for loaded shells.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
Appointments.

The acknowledgement to-day APP
pointed tsy9Tollowing fourth-class post
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

Congressman Wellbom aud family
have arrived. He thinks the coming SEES
sion will be busy one, and that national
topics will be discussed from the outset.
He believes the rules of the house should
be carefully revised, If any business is to
be transacted by direction of the pres
ident.
The army retiring board at san Antonio
has boon dissolved
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

LFiffDh, IEAs, Nov. II.
To A A. Fowie, editor u the Boston Globe
Having received a painfni injury by fail
from Ere engine IN assisting IN dressing the
IRE department al tho nre, Has not especially
able 70 attend In ptrson 70 The ahaWeTing ~
your Kind metsagc bret sent. Having received
IL az my home ] sent Il 10 friends
10 the business part OF The city, Nitii
the request that they. aficr consultation
with the relief commissioners. answer as they
thought best When Jaw he nest morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

gests some serious reflections on the
questions of-What is death? When
does death occur? May life be restored
after actual death? BY combining
"artificial circulation with artificial
respiration a dog was restored to life
one hour and five minutes after being
killed by an overdose of chloroiorm,
the heart being perfectly still, cold and
passing into rigidity. Animals that
have been killed by sufiocatlon, the
heart and other viscera display
ed by partial dissection were SC
far brought into 4 state Of
muscular irritability that the ex-
pertinent was stopped from motives OF
humanity, lest the mutilated body
should return to conscious sentient life.
Frogs poisoned by nitrate of amyl we're
restored after nine days Of apparent
death, in one case after signs Of putre~
factive change had commenced. Narl-
Gus methods of efFecting these resusci-
tations are described, the most original
and effective being that Of pumping
warm defbrinated and oxygenlzed blood
into an artery in such manner that
the stroke of the pump shall correspond
with the natural pulsations Of the
artery, and to the stroke Of the heart,
which is thus awakened to its Gus
tomary work. The action of peroxide
of hydrogen in terminating the blood
and restoring animal heat in a really
dead body is quite startling. The
agent upon which DR.. Richardson most
relies in protracting the period that
may elapse between apparent death
and restoration Of life is one that by
no means suggests itself to the
unitiated-yiz., "extreme cold" This
reliance is based on the fact that it sus-
ponds the aggregation ofthe bloodcorpus-
cles in the minute vessels; the contrac-
ton of the capillaries the occurrence
of rigor morris; putrefactive change in
the blood; and, more especially that
it retards or completely prevents the CO.
agulation Of the blood. What J. have
read in this paper and have heard in
conversation with its author appears to
me to justify the conclusion that a
drowned or suffocated man is not hope
lessly dead so long as the bodily or
gans remain uninjured by violence or
disease, and the blood remains sufii-
GENTLY liquid to be set in motion arti-
ficially, and supplied with little oxy-
gen to start the chemical movements Of
life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
How Erckmann.Ghaarian Work.

S. Barring Gould in Gentleman y Mag azine.l
The house of the lnseparables "
lies not far from the station on the
Boulevard du Nord. The villa lies half
buried among chestnut-trees and beech,
a little Tusculum, more German in ap-
pearance than French. The villa is sup
piled with every confort-a bathroom,
a balcony, and veranda. When the
visitor had been taken over the house
and shown everything, down to the page
that Erckmann was engaged on when
his bell rang, with the ink yet wet upon
it, they sat down in the dining-roOm at
the oak table. A foaming German
stone Jug of Strssburg beer was pro-
duced, together with cigars, and there,
at last, the secret of how the two
friends worked together and produced
writings Of such uniform texture came
out. We will give NJ. Erckmann's own
words:
"Chatrian," he said, "goes every
morning at to Paris, and returns
home every evening at 6. /, however,
am here day by day, from early till
late, without leaving the house. You
know the result. You will be disposed
to undervalue the importance of Cha
trian and his significance for myself
and our labors when | tell you that
since we have worked together ChatIian
has not once put pen to paper. Yes, 1t
is as / say. There, you have the whole
secret of the unity Of our style. which
is not denied US even by our most Bit
ter opponents. There is, there can be,
no difference in our style, for the style
of all our united compositions is exclu-
siyely NINE"
Now it was clear Why Chatrian was
shy of communicating the secret. lie
was afraid lest superficial Judgment
should be drawn by one not thoroughly
conversant with the circumstances.
That the value of Chatrian is great may
be seen from what follows; Every
evening after we had dined," continued
Erckmann, ''when the bonnie has re-
plenished our tankards with ale we be-
gin our work in common. / read over
to Chatrian what have written during
the day. Chatrian possesses in the
highest degree what may be termed the
talent Of composition. He has almost
invariably some corrections to make
In my work. |, naturally color
list, fall too readily into the
fault Of inaccurate perspective-for in
stance. paint subsidiary character
with as much detail 80 my hero or hero
inc. Here Chatrian interferes. II.
has the critical faculty in him so keen
and so correct that l am often amazed
at it; and though he proceeds ruthless
ly to work, slashing, arranging. recsst-
ing my work, ! sit by without resent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

ment, knowing that he is right and
am wrong. He points my weak pages
and tears them up. / must rewrlte
them. He lowers the tone Of my vlg-
orous scenes; feel struggle in me-
but | submit. lie has remarkable
talent for all the nuances OF
expression; l do not know his
equal in this. Nevertheless, as he
repeatedly admits, he never could
do the work | execute. He is no
prose-writer. His verses are exquisite,
and remind one more ." .! your German
than of our French poets. AS soon as
we have gone over and corrected the
work of the day we discuss the work
of the morrow. The plan of the whole
romance is decided on between us be-
fore put pen TO paper; so, also, IS 1t
clear to me what | am to do on the FOL
lowing day before that day begins. Here
it is that Chatrian's talent shows itself
in its full greatness. lie is master
of grouping; he has a subtle
eye for all the ramifcatiOns of
a plot; he understands the relief
in which the several characters are to
stand. So we often sit together TILL
midnight and after, pencil in one hand,
notebook in the other, and exchange
our thoughts half audibly. At O'Clock
the housekeeper has orders to come in
and tell US it is bedtime. If we do
not stir, she puts the lamp out. Some
times we are so full Of our subject that
we cannot 60 to bed, and we sit on till
3 o'clock in the dark. II the house
keeper finds that We are not in bed at
o'clock she has orders to make a
racket in the room, to bang the door,
knock over the chairs, rattle the fire
irons to drown our conversation, and
drive our ideas out of our heads"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
Imuor,apt 10 postmasters.

Postmasters are required to give
bond of suretyship, and this must be
furnished by private persons. 1t is a
delicate and sometimes difficult matter
to induce parties to become security,
but if you are in a position to offer
them bond which will secure them
against any possible loss the obstacles
are at once removed.
The GUARANTEE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA is prepared to grant
such bonds Of counter-security Tor, in
other words, Of indemnity to persons
becoming bondsmen for postmasters in
amounts from $500 to 10000, and full
information will be given and forms for
eaecting them furnished on application
to pLEAsANTs q Co.,
Agents and Attorneys,
ll04} Main street, Richmond, Va.
General Agents for Virginia, West
Virginia, and North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

psvsy.evs Nssdset rsepst wissess The
Pssvsh-sf.sMiy esmss-rke s,eHe Team
Tee Sirens Ter me vtssssrs.
The second Of the games here be-
tween the Lancssters and the Sirg'nias,
played yesterday morning, resulted IN
another victory for the home team In
consideration Of the defeat with which
the visitors met Friday afternoon, ana
Of The many pic-nics and excursions
from the city. il was feared that this
ssme would not be SO well attended,
and great was the pleasure Of the man
seement when they observed that the
number Of persons present had reached
shout l,600. The sun was shining
brightly. but about IL o'clock gentle
breeze began to blow which made 1t
pleasant alike for players and spccts-
tors.
The contest proved to be much closer
and more interesting than that Of the
DAY preceding. Kimber filed the box
for the home team and succeeded In re-
firing 1--WE of the Lsncasters on strikes,
but they caught on to him better than
they had done to Pyle, and made of
him seven hits. He was Q little wild,
and Ctrcoran seemed rather of, so the
battery errors were numerous. The
home team battcd beagle quite freely,
having gotten eleven hits. The general
playing of both clubs was very good, but
the Lancasters needed some one TO
coach them. They got enough men on
bases. but after they got there, there
was no one 10 tell them when to run or
when not to run. Johnston made
fine catch in centre field Of a ball Tor
which be had TO run . great distance,
Greenwood and Higgins each did good
work in their respective places. Inc
latter caught q hot ball from PAR
ker.s bat with one hand, which
was the finest catch Of the morning.
Glenn made one error, but had three
other chances, all Of which he accepted
gracefully. Nash, too, did good work,
and Latham's headwork and coaching
deserve special mention. Tomney
plsyed o fine game on short for the
visitors, as did Hilsnd on second, not
vithstanding he had two errors. Nc
Tamney and Parker each had several
chances, all Of which they accepted.
Mack and Donald each played without
an error. Smith muifcd fly in right
field and his fielding was all slow.
Oldfeld's work behind the bat was
very fine. The result of the contest
was 7 to in favor Of the Virginias.
is the official score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
A Card.

The old firm Of Ramos d Moses
having been dissolved Tuesday, June %,
1885, by mutual consent, wouldinform
the public that have leased the store No.
903 east Main street, next to the corner
of Ninth, where / shall open, on July
the 18th, a full line Of Pianos and
Organs. l ask my friends and the pub
lie not TO purchase before examining the
new stock. MANLY b. RAMOS.
Richmond "a, July /, 1885.
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The Steamer Gaiiia.

IBy cable 70 inc D1spaVcH'I
LONDON, July 4.-The steamer Cal
liza was spoken on July I'd, proceeding
under steam four knots per hour. She
will probably reach Queenstown on
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

FRAGRANT BREATH is alwaysa pleasure
and you can have 1t by using MADE a
BAKERS delicious CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. ltdestroys the offensive odor caused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth, and
speedily restores thom to healthy condi-
tlon. Price. fifty cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

QUAHI.ES a MocURDy. commissioners
sale stock OF boots shoes. 1897 east Main
street, on Monday Of lio'ciock A. III.
r. b. CHAFFIN a co. commissioner sale
OF farm In Gloucester county. ON Mon
day, at courthouse. at IL o'clock N.
a McCURDY, lot on north
Seventeenth street. between Jay and
Cedar streets. on Monday % ef O'clock
Pm
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AssIgnmenf.
tRv,e,egranb 10 the Dispatch.

[By telegraph TO The Dispatch.1
SgAp9ToN, VA, July 4.-John b.
Evans, tobaccOnist, of Staunton and
Lynchburg, has made an assignment.
His assets are stated at about s25, 900;
liabilities unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05

The undersigned having been APP
pointed agents of the Fire Association
Of Philadelphia-assets, s3,949, 80
are prepared, with this company and
other large companies represented by
them, to furnish to their friends AMI the
public generally large lines of insu-
rance. Applications respectfully So
licited.
WHERRY & WEIsIGER, Agents,
office in State Bank building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
Morrrrr,s ExEcuroRs. PLAINrIrrs.

MoFFETT's EXECUTORS. PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST MoFFETT AND Ais. DEFEND
ANTs, AND ELLETr AND HILL, EXECu-
TORS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST MoFfEff
AND AIS, DEFESDANT>-lN IHE tHAN-
Gerry CoURT or THE CITY ot RICHMOND:
/, Benjamin II. Berry clerk 81 sald court
certify that the bond repaired Of the ex-
ecutors, trustees. and spec,al commissioners
by the decree In said cause OF June IL
1885, has been duly given.
Given under my hand TINS 81 day OF
July, 1885. BENJAMlH III. bEhhl'
Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
other Games.
tv foieOronh to the DiSp6fch.i
Elonr shtnmenfs.

The American brig Ernest, 242 tons,
S. 4. Elliott master, cleared for Bahia,
Brazil, yesterday with 5000 barrels
-four, shipped by the Gallego-Mills
Manufacturing Company, and valued at
AK 000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-05
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, &c.

EXCURSION TO STAUNTON SAT-
~ URDAY NIGHT, July IL, 1885. Train
leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot at $50
2. NJ; returning, leave StauntOn at z p. NJ.
Fare for the round trip, 81. ty site