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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Fatal Railroad Accident
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch,

MERRIToN, ONT, August 1O.-As
a hoavily-laden Pacific express. drawn
by two engines. was entering the Grand
Trunk yards here att O'Clock this after
noon it was found that the air-brakes
would not work, and that the train could
not be stopped with the hand-brakes.
The train was entering the yard from
the east at high rate Of speed. They
had Just passed through the bridge over
the well and canal, which was being
closed as the train approached, and was
only two or three feet open when the
train reached it. The train passed
over the floor Of the bridge. aud on
reaching the opposite side of the
canal plunged down 3 steep embank-
nent into a deep pond. The
foremost engine was buried in the
water, and the second one was com
pletely wrecked over 1t. The baggage
and express-cars went over the bank,
and the foremost passenger-cOach went
partially over. Engineer Cox, Of Lon
don. was found in the water beside the
boiler dead. His legs were crushed
beneath the debris, and he was extri-
Gated with difficulty. He was the
driver Of the second engine. William
Jennings, express-messenger, Of Buffalo,
was badly scAlded and will probably
die. Two other train-hands were in
jured, but not fatally. The passengers
escaped uninjured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Montsomer.r Ilcnncrn1s.

BIG-SIRING DEpOT Aug. 8. IS.
A respectable though enthusiastic
gathering Of Democrats met here to-
COY 10 select delegates 10 our County
Convention, which meets on the 18th
instant 10 nominate candidate TO beat
Mshone's man Tor the Legislature. The
following persons were selected Dele
gates-SImuel /. Crute, Samuel Wat
terson. Joseph L. Pepper, J. W. Helms,
j. L. RYAN. J. W. Walters. and Hon.
Henry 4. E6moRdson. Alternates-
Colonel y. Edmondson. Charles Barnes,
James Butt, J. T. Helms, P. W. Giyens,
4. X. Ryan, and D. d. Hall.
After the selection Of delegates the
following resolution, offered by Hon.
II. A. EdmOndson, waS unanimously
adopted
Rcsolred. That this meeting hereby
express our entire confidence ID Hon.
William N. Ellis as our representative
IN The last Legislature. and will be graft
fed al his denomination BY the Conven-
Ton winch assemblies az burg
on the 18th instant.
Short but patriotic speeches were
made by Hon. II. A. Edmondson and
Colonel II. J. Deyerle. eulogistic Of
Captain Ellis and in the interest Of
Democracy. The wish o. the meeting
was for the nomination Of the strongest
man, and depend upon il, we intend to
elect him.
The nomination OF the gallant Lee.
the Hon. John Z. Massey. and our
neighbo7 aud friend, z. A. Ayres, as
cur stanGard-beArers, give entire sAtis-
faction. You may depend upon Mont
romery gong Democratic by Al least
200. Remember the figures.
l. < q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
wrW roTx srucg m1RFFr.

NEW York. August i0.--The new week
opened on the Stock Exchange alter up9-
BILE holiday with M sctiye and strong mar.
ket for everything on the srtiye lisf. except
eosl stocks which were prominently ~~ ,,.i,;
The opening prices were genersiit r'h~Al
fraction higher than tho closing gsgft Lions
81 last Friday. hui In the early deatln9s
there was \ genera decline 81 = 10 =, y nicn
was checked before midday. and hets seen
noon and O'Clock the whole ilsf advanced
materially. Later the market beca me iesss
active End steady. and near the close ielaea
fraction. led by LAckAwanna and tran
gefS. but finally closri steady f9g the gen
efai LIST ri prices which are II higncf roy
Pacific Mail y for -. Paul ! Tor Missouri
Pacific. / Tor Union Pacific. and 2. eaca
for Lake Shore and Northwestern. aud
Ia lower for Delaware and Hudson: 2 for
LSckawsnna. and changes of small frac-
tons for the rest OF the list. The only other
active stock that shows n decline. however.
n New jersey Contra. "a. COaiefs were
weak on threatened trouble between Lscsa-
wanna and other COMPANIES. The greatest
advances have been in JraEgers aud IN
some other stocks that have not heretofore
taken active part ia upward moment OF
have been weak for special reasons. sucn
~ lnritc Mail, Union iBcsfic, and niSsoufi
Pacific. Mr.. Robert Garrett has been
quoted 30 cabling to-day that there was
not word OF truth IN the stories o. Tie
agreement between the Western Union and
baltimore and Ohio Telegraph C0mpsnies.
hut there has been no q eu tai OF the nflofia-
tons between The baltimore ana OAio and
Mutual Union, the latter Of which Is owned
by The Western Union. The annual report
Of the asst Tennessee shows q decrsssssc ~
net earnings Of SsIl.5s2. sales, $4,000
shares.
BALTIMORE. August lo.--virgiuis e's past
due coupons 55: new 1910 .. s44, new 3s
So. Bid to-day.
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ny ieiegraph 20 the DisF@ich-l


WAsBINeToS, August l0.-The
President to-day isSsed proclamation
prohibiting the erection Of fencsS
around III. public domain, and ordering
The removal Of fences 81 present exist
ING wiihost legal night.
Ihe White House Is now closed 70
visitors, AID VIII not De reopened until
the presideai's returD IN Septem bsr.
lu the mean time she building will be
overloaded and made as comfortable as
possible. Considerable repairing will
have 10 bs done. and several improve
mel,is IN the internal arrangements will
be made. The clerical force viii remain
On dusy during tht summer. Assistant
Private Secretary Pruden IL Ia charge.
The President viii always be within
telegfslhlc communication with the
White House. and will IA thAg way at
lend 20 al matters requiring action ON
be- psft.
lbs Stale Department is informed Of
ore csss 81 cholera al aalags and four
81 Gibraltar.
Il j. rad nt the Treasury Depart
rens that ihefe will be no changes Of
ny consequences in that Department
curing lbs sbseRee Of Secretary Man
Tag. lie Is reported 10 hsss lsft IN
safDctions IN regard - the sling Of
e'stsin aAcancies, Including one or two
<hieis Of division, and making = few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Destructive Eire fn Boston.
IBy telegraph % the DiEna ter. I


BosToN, August l0.-One Of the
hardest fires to fight which the Fire
Department has had TO contend with
for some time broke out this afternoon
in the granite stores IS and sc Lewis
wharf, which were packed with hemp,
jute, and cordage. The fire started IN
the upper story ofNo. IS and spread to
No. 30, being, however, confined to the
upper stories. Bales were packed against
the windows. making itimpOssible for the
iiremen to fight the fire except through
the dormer-windows and roof. The
jute was owned by Cyrus Wakefield /;
the cordage by the Plymouth COrdage
Company, and the hemp by Cunning
ham & Sons, Of Philadelphia, and The
band Brothers, OF New York. The
buildings are owned by the Lewis
wharf corporations and leased to A. p.
LOmbsrd's Sons. 1t is impossible to
estimate the loss, but it will be heavy.
The buildings and goods are fully COW
cred by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

yember. and be was convicted Of hav-
ing locked up ever one hundred colorcd
men the night before election, when
they were detained until after 8 o'clock
p. n. on elcction-day, when sll we're
released. No charge was entered
against any Of them. Muller was con-
vIcted in the United States Court
for violation Of the Federal
election law and sentenced 10
one years imprisonment, which
began January Sd. The pardon gave
as grounds for the action Of the Presi-
dent the general good reputation Of
the prisoner, and the fact that the
application was signed by many first
class citizens; that Muller probably
inexperienced his duties, and for
various other reasons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
A Double Tragedy In Maryland.


CARRoLLTON. MD, August 10
Among others who attended the Pres
byterian church at ColorDa, IN this
county, Saturday night. were David
Marbles and his divorced wife. At the
close Of the services Mrs. Marbles was
being assisted 10 mount her horse by a
young man Of the neighborhood. who
had accompanied her to the church,
when Marbles stole up behind MS wife,
placed a pistol to her head, and
blew her brains out. The murder
er immediately went home, and
had hardly entered when the house
was surrounded by a mob OF men.
who demanded his surrender. Think
iug be was to be a victim Of sum-
mary vengeance. Marbles nlaced the
pistol 10 his head, fired, and fell dead.
The young couple were married about
three years ago they lived together FOX
one year. when the wife applied for and
received q divorce on the ground Of
mistreatment. Since their separation
he has been Jealous Of any attention
paid her by other men, and it was this
which led to the double tragedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
River sDc HsrbOr improvement
lliy telegraph 10 the DiEp1tch.1


WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10
Captain W. II. Bixley, in charge Of In
provements on rivers and h,rbOrs in
North and South CNOlinAs, has made
his annual report to General Newton,
Chief Of Engineers. He recommends
the following appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1887 Con-
ientia creek, ). c., $4,000; Trent
river, y. c., 10000; Neuse river.
y. c., 100000 inland line Of nRvigs-
tion. Newberne 10 Beaufort, n. c.,
$50, 600; hsrbor at Beaufort, n. c.,
1000; New riyer, n. C., $40, 900 /;
Cape Fear river about Wilmington,
100000; Cape Fear river below VII
mingtOn. $4,000; Great Pedee river,
S. c., s6O. 600; WaccemSW river. ;.
c., sGS, 900; Georgetown harbor, $50
600; Santee river, 5. c., $4,000
Kateree riyer. ). c., $4,000. In re-
lstion to the Improvement Of Cape Fear
liver below " limingtOn, Captain BiXley
SAYS: The recommendation for future
work are a. follows That the improve
ment as originally projected be COM
pleted toy completing the unfinished
dixie south Of Seeke's island. so as to
thoroughly secure Smiths island from
further erasion by the ocean by widen
ing and deepening the existing river
channels 10 their fun dimensions Of 90
feet width, and 10 feel least depth al
low water; and by further protecting
them tsAinst subsequent decoration
by submerged stone dikes when neces-
sAry. Ii "a further recommended that
the present projects be further extended.
DO rs 10 deepen the bar entrance TO al
least lG feet al low water. The COM
meTce Of this h&rbor, now sls,000,000,
is regarded as sufficient 10 justify an
expenditure Of several hundred thou
sand dollars for this Improvement.
The recommendations t0r future work
above Wilmington are That the i'm
prorement be completed according 70
the approved project, SO a. TO insure a
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4-foot channel from
Wilmington TO EliEAbethtOwn. q dis
lance Of 20 miles; thence SIMILAR 8
foot channel - miles farther TO Fay
ettsviile, the improvement to cost
e900. 000, IN yearly estimates Of
100000. The proposed improvement
on the Neust river Is to secure 9-loOt
channel & miles 10 Sewberne thence4
ieei 80 miles to kinstOn; thsnee feet
lOb miles 10 SmithGsld. The proposed
improvement al Beaufort hArbor viii
protect Shackl6ord at Fort Macon from
further sTasion and will drSdge ths
channel 100 feet vide and feet deep
81 low water from Buikhesd channel to
Beaufort City. 1t Is also recommended
that j. feet Of water be secured on the
hSr entrance 70 Beaufort hErbOr rs was
tbe csse ~ 1897 and 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
The ecsnt Army Order-oHieers ON
Detached Service.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l


WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10
The recent general army order, sending
officers back TO their regiments after q
period Of four years on detached duty,
is provoking much discussion among
the officers in Washington. But two
officers now on duty here will be COM
PEELED to Join their regiments st once !;
they are Captains Gregory and Davis,
Of General SheIidan's staff. Captain
Davis was recently assigned to staff
service. but he has been on detached
duty for q number Of years. Officers
who favor the order say that fayoritism
is DOW ended that officers will not be
allowed TO remain away from their
commands ten or fifteen years; that
captains who have never seen their CON-
panies will have al opportunity to look
at them, and that men who have been
on the frontier for almost q score OF
years viii now be permitted 10 obtain
the sweets Of army life. - That order, ."
said an officer to-day. "means resur-
rection Of the army"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
After the Ohsennics.

by telegraph 10 the Dlspa Ten.
NEW YORK, August l0.-The mem
bers Of the Grant family who were in
attendance NJ the funeral returned 10
Mount McGregor to-day. Several Gov
cred wagons to-day took away from the
City Hall the bier upon which rested
the remains Of General Grant while
lying II state. The floral offerings
were also removed and will be place
at the tomb. Curious people through
the day loitered through the black cor
ridors, stared al the spot where the
body lay. and eagerly seized tufts of
moss and leaves that mad fallen upon
the floors. Late in the afternoon the
mayor received floral anchor that had
been sent 10 Mr.. George Jones, Of the
New York Times, by colored citizens OF
Florida. They were intended for the
obsequies. but being too late. VIII he
turned over 10 the park department to
be placed II the tomb Of Genera
Grant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Cholera sxnvnGes.


MARsEILLEs, August l0.-It is off,
ciAlly stated that there have been 10
deaths from cholera in this city since
Thursday. The project Of the depart
ment has been attacked with the dis
ease.
MADRID, August l0.-Granada is
to-day in most desperate condition as
q result Of the rayages Of cholera. The
state Of affairs there is really worse than
it was in Naples last year during the
cholera epidemic in that city. There
are no doctors now in Granada, and the
dead bodies Of cholera victims lie IN
buried in the streets.
MARsEILLEs, August l0.-There
were 800 deaths from cholera in this
city during the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Aaraiosn Races.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch


SARATOGA, August 10. - First
race--fye furlongs-won by Red Curl !;
Belle Of Louisville second, Miss Brew
ster thiTd. Time. l:04.
Second race-9De mile and furlOns--
won by Bessie; Uria b. second, Valet
third. Time, l:5s.
Third rsce-one mile and five hun
dred yards--won by Aretina Fare
well second, Favor third. Time, 2:l5.
Fourth rsce-three quarters Of q
mile--wOn by jim Renwick Strathspy
second, Avery third. Time, l:l6.
Fifth raoe--one and one quarter
miles. over five hnrdles-won by Tar
GUN; Guy second, Syracuse ihird.
Time. 2.2l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

The Fszris5rrg VirgtaioR saws A
jury IN our last County Court tried one
man and brought in a verdict against
archer. They get the wrong indict-
HirBi. and wrote their verdict on 1t.
The ClrFclsnd-an6- Hendricks Club
Of 1slectt, West Virginia-Ar. ". ".
1ores pIcsidtDt and Nr. II. A. Nan
ing secretary Saturday last held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Crime ans Esarsaa
~ ~ @grNph U me Dispatch.

JAoks"NVIIl.E, fLA., August To-
Zach WlgeinS shot and killed Oscar
csson nj Lake City sunday while re-
turning from church. Wisg.as escaped.
A ft@es- d'ssOH spteA. IRON StarSe.
Fla. says Between IA and y o'clock
Saturday night \. u Mckinney ~as
shot and almost instantly killed in 3
street bF0a BY Isaac Carleton. The
murderer is sEin al large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Fsroo-sc BY the President

CINCINNATI. August lo.-Police-
Lieutenant Michael Muller was to-
cry released from the county jail.
iaii paroon having arrived from
Washington. signed BY President
Cleveland. Muller had charge Of
the Bammond-S.reet police district
NJ the presidential election last No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
TIE Afghan boundary commission

IHF aUIf 70 ITt l'IF u III
LONDON. August l0.-The Afghan
Boundary Commission are nine miles
west Of Herat. buying mules and cam
els. a letter from Ashland has the
following: The Russian railway to
this place will be completed by Octo-
ber lst. Officials are busily engaged in
buyinggrain. Since the conquest Of the
Akhsltekke Territory 1900 Russians
have died from the effects Of the climate
upon them.
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Threat Qua from Ear 10 Ear.

% sG. Louis. August l0.--A ChattA-
nooga ITenn.) special TO the Post Dis
Tatch says John Scott. bOOk-keeper for
shelton's fouring-mill. had his thros'
cut from ear 10 ear on the principal
business street IN Chattanooga last
night. The murderer escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Hnhhinc Ereiri,f.rars-

10y Telegraph 70 me Dlspatch.l
ATLANTA. GA, August 10. -
ChaTes Rose, his brother George. and
man named knight have been a.
rested for burglariDg freight cars.
Charles is a notorious desperate, and
j suspected Of robbing the Richmond
ard DanyiIe pay-car here several weeks
nrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Killed ind Nsngiec on = Railroad.
rpr- faiaf~-, Nh N the nfcra toh

PITTsBUBGH. PA. August lO.-At
Superior station last night the western
limited express on the Fort Wayne rail-
road struck Oliver Mitchell and Price
Dillon. two brakemen. who had lust
sliehted from an accommodation train
and we're crossing the tracks. Mitchell
was killed instantly and Dillon was ~
badly mangled that no hopes Of MS re-
covery are entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Massacre Of Christians.


PARIS. August l0.-General de
Courcy telegraphs from Hue as follows /:
The leaders Of the Black Flags have
vanished and their bands have dis
persed. There are several cases Of chol-
era in Haiphong Hospital. The Bishop
Of Quienhog reports that five missiona-
res and many Christians have been mas
sacred in the provinces Of Biendiah and
Phyyen. and that 5000 Christians have
sought refuge in Quinhan. which is oc-
cupled by the French. General Bud
hOmme has started for Quinhan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

meeting and passed appropriate reso-
buttons respecting the death Of General
Grant.
The Hampton Monitor says: The
wide-swake and progressive Democrats
Of Chesapeake City are making arrange
ments 70 unfurl handsome Fhz-Lee
campaign banner at an early day.
Chesapeake City never gets left. II viii
DO remembered that she was the first
in this section 10 raise Cleveland and
Hendricks banner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Fatal Accident on nn English Rail.

BY cable 10 the Dispatch
LONDON, August 10.-Tne roof Of
the railroad station at Huddersdeld.
Yorkshire, fell in to-day while the
building was fairly crowded with peo-
pie and killed two persons instantly,
besides iDjuring a large number Of
nthnrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
lire IN Concord. n. {.

CHARLoTTE, y. c., August 10
A fire IN Concord Sunday morning
burned seven buildings. The losses
are as follows: ". c. Coleman, groce-
ries. $4,000; Srithdale Richey.
hardware. $1,000; N. /. Craven. gene
raj store. $500: J. II. Bunage, gene
raj stocks. 5000; N. p. Stone. MILL
merry and art gallery, 5000; John Wal
lace. lar. 500; NJ. T.. Leslie. carriage
shop. $500; William Boyd. two build
rngs. $1,000; Caldwell d Shinn. build
ing. $3.50; ". J. Means. warehouse.
$500; Smithdale a Richey, warehouse.
5000; A. y. MclliRch. stables. $500.
There was but 1880 insurance on al
the property destroyed. The tire was
accidental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

niner appointments, but nothing be-
yond that.
The report that Supervising Archi-
tect Bell is 10 be superseded IN few
Gays y contradicted on good authority.
Candidates for his place have all gone
home disappointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Killed Hts Sweetheart aud Thea
Himself.
by telegaph 70 the Dlspatch.l

ihy teIegnpn % The Ulspatch.1
UTICA, y. y, August 10. Edwin
Preston, Of South Otselic. Chensngo
county. went 10 the house Of his sweet
heart, TilGa Miner, this morning. an
r. she sat at the breaklast-table fired
three shots at her. The last one killed
her instantly. Preston then pat the
pistol 70 his head and fired. He lies
now al tie point Of death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

ny Telegraph 70 the Dispaich.l

- e"PN W ING OHphboh-l
Macon. Ca. Macon, 3; Birming-
ham, 0.
New York New York, u; Chigngo.
0.
Philadelphia Buffalo. 5; Phi,slei-
phia- 2; Athletics. o Brooklyn. IL.
Augusta, Ga. Augusta, 9 C0lam-
bus. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

IDf 7'7leIHflu % LLlt LIspaIcll-l
DETROIT, August 10 EreHiHg
Journal Grand Rapids special says
While painting the dial Of the clock in
the tower Of the Second-Street Metho-
dist church to-day John Fox and Fred.
Shower were killed, the scafolding
giving away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Shooting Array In Aususta. Ga,

i's y "III % lIIc d ttiIIII-I
AUGUsTA, GA, August LEO
night William Dantegnae shot Z. A
Sibley in the breast. Both men are
well connected and are related BY mar
rage. The affair grew out Of a mis-
understanding and is deeply regretts-
By both and BY their friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

1'sn . 900 ~ 70 go: sonu~ 2 -
Is. 10 SIZE n ~
rhef1,--2 20 SIC. xroa
Ianate-~S,8 10 &c., rroHsL
Er1s--f 20 7c., net. -.
There were az bead of hest cattle. ia
hogs and 7zI sheep and ismts On me 49,
kel during the week
BALTIMORE
pttrsxonf. August To- F,eefcsttie sstGbt-
Is active, hat oniy ~ TIE oftninz, nne via
fc advance. qoziity conkldefeds bes3
beeves saa5tc: finf quality. fsa51c-;
medium. ssa1 -. ordinary. 2kss1e.s no.
sales az - 10 sc. fecsip's, 1888 bead,
saies ] i2D head. swine in lighi supply
and falf demand: reeeipfs f,not bead
Quoia tons. sa7Sc. kcceipts Df sheep knd
lambs. sv2i bead; onDiations-sbeefs -
4.c.: lambs. sssc.
PHILADELPHIA.
WET PHIIApEITBIk, august 10 .-csi-
fIs- Market fair; rcceipts. z.o0o hesds
prfnae exc: good. 54a3tc.. medium,
Z asc. cofnnlon. Sa<ac. sheep--narkct
lsrixk receipts. if.o0o head. Fflsoe. 80
hc.. good. las<se.. medium, s'4ssc..
rOnsynon. SEaSi<c. BOgs- Market zcsiyes
receipts. 1900 head; selling Al rom 90
70 &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11

,By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
PENSACOLA. fla. August l0.-A
fire occurred here at ; O'Clock this
morning. destroying ten buildings. Loss.
10000: insurance estimated at sl2 900
20 8l5.OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
Desss OF q senfhcrn E1IsDr.
Especial helsxrann % me p,spn,cn.

ATLANTA. Ga. August l0.-Colo-
mel l.. 7. Hoge, editor and one Of the
EHoprietcrs Of the Atlanta Journal. dice
thS evening after a long illness from
CONSUMPTION. a. Mount Airy, Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
DEMNANT-DAY.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Il, 1885.

1 MEMS ODD CUTAWAY COATs-smali
sizes. suits sold fDr SIS. TODAY the
price viii BE- S3-25:
. pairs YOUTHS CASHMERE PANTS
sold IN regUisr stock 81 80. TODAY the
price will De $500;
psrs YOUTHS CASHMERE PANTS
sold IN regular stock at 81. TO-DAY the
price VIII be 80;
raln YOU THIS CASHMERE PANTS
. sold IN regular stock ASA. TO-DAY the
price Will be sz.25;
3 pairs NEN's DIAGONAL PAETS-sold
~ regular stock ~ So. TO-DAY the
price vii be 81:
p..rx MEMS Blue FLANNEL PANTS
sod in regular stock 81 s.. TO-DAY the
price WILL lie s2.5o;
E bO1s and CHILpRES's AssORTED
~ IS-nO TWO alike IN size or color
1Oif ~ 80 81. and 50. TO-DAY the price
xiM be $3.50:
$ CHILDkES's ODD IACKErs-sEifs sola
for 90. TO-DAY $3.50.
BOYS ODD vEsIs-broken from suits.
TO-DAY z5c.
CALL TODAY. TO MORROW YOU
CAN'T GET THEM.
a. sAKs CO..
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTuIEKs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
opposite post-oflcs
iRe IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-11
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
unrR-

We quote: Fine. 81 75aes: s1perer e.
SsaSS.50; extra. So. 75aSf family. Sass
s. patent family. country, s5.1J6gJ.lu.