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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Axt-giniln FOUND bend .

y ItI"-ItTI - ~ 1|77TI'''''T
NEW AOI.K. September 2.--l'r- A.
fred a. Page thirty years old. and M
IL recently employed hy Chemist VII
liam L. Warnto. Of Philadelphia. ant
having relatives II Portsmouth, y q.
was found dead II bed a the HOIe. 81
George. No. 825 Broadway New J ork
to-dsy. lie had been wing IL since FRI
dav last. and nj autopsy viii be re
CURED tomorrow L. learn # he over
doged himself with morphine, 10 which
ne was addicted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
III. hnnlI-Pen Eavn-cs.

By telegraph 10 tine Dispatch
NONTTEAI.. September 22-Re-
turns at the health office SHOW thai
there were Jwenty-seven deaths from
smallpox here yesterday-iour II St.
Cerneconde. three II 81. Jean Baptiste
village. and two IL ate, ST. Louis.
The official statement for the week end
INC 18Th instant. published by the
Health department to-day. shows that
during that time there were one nun
dred and elghty-fOur deaths. one hun
dred and seycnty-eIght Of the dead be
IN. Catholics and slx lrotestauts Of the
Catholics. one hundred and siZty-niue
were French Canadians. OF those vino
died one hundred and sizty-three were
children under ten years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

EIt Jftf-c FffH . - y - ~
ATS Xgk. .p,aei.i~1 - --'fae r~'x
trffts't n -sslt lia. ltro 80 s-s,lse sftftt"o
s,,sraeis.'r srw,u1s.s-s ice ss~lns ,-asss4
tlss sissasf 1901, .-tfslies tfs~ fss,.fs> ~
i . ri.rs'tfE ms flls' ti.i,r s.est ssa'ftvn
- tt.s 4sa.~f.is fir a. D. raftt t'~% ~rs
,..sss 10 faieisssi-s tiilef - = . -
500, afe .usi yrtiDs e,,f'.- fha 80 ~ csr-
fU.pfgon 80 "a III rfslf~i . ~~u NDvtf
med GirisssS "a "f--ia'~ s''i slss'f sifs>
90 fiip sits 81 siift ssliif~f flffl Hi''tfitfe =,
sro~h iaa y" slrsi'l'f i','..- wa 1850
rnflnr flts dlss Iflr-.~ es't Ntsssif ~ TUE
stpe,ire si.d o. ~our. r~-ss fiisf~ 80 y
siirii scvEte. fnai 80 ts,. s-1vv''d q. 10 =.
Thn Wek isgilDp-u ~ = 0fr..ff ~ "a - -
pti.s,r ltis lowest pficr- ~ ne gay "-r~
p,ass l4ariss ~shts wse iiif t'1sHp' .ssii de-
cfinipe snh Ns~ierh timr -. sun
fi,e.e fvo ssott,s Win lssis fsi5,srs robi -
D,,t,a a. ,,sf f-sut - the dets nD< ne$-
fsnn, i.ouii NM. q tifrt tn~ n.sfs~s vss
ini. iseiy tiu3i Htsr ~'fuaF Soc We e<'>
ltesee we've r~roSeteo iuo aihnf tw'.oo> ~
neditiun 81 thai use alss~'ua rrits< wetr z.
10 ~ h,.iser ffsi >e<ts's'ss TOR = fsumNr'
of az. .,ffV.. 49, Irxrifr Hnh wee pronsi-
neni frnturr and clos G :. higher. rsls~'
l6t GEO ehHses
BAITlaonE.
BAITrn0Rs, septsnsns5r "a NiTiu@ -.
corso idsfeo az. pal dtse COUPONS. or'
new fp-<Gk, Sss; rev "a, ssA bio "-uAs
FOREIGN STOCK MARKErs
JUrioS f"rfsmner 20 Tho mHrkrt wv
foreign ssruyitles ~ tie stock f.xcnniixr 10
NY y tint q rumo. is Hfios fiuat sDe TURK
isi ptn n being muhsiized Tor Immediate
sPrvIcs ~ hormsliR Thort iias becn an
infportunt decline ~ hc-sinn and otliof
bCndS. Tine unessifIeH the rsiUcS la
chsnss ~ iBcresng the market ~ the
Niock Exchange VIE deuofulized this ~
ierpOon Dui rallied toNastis tue ciss~e.
owins Ia lice apseIrt 81 ncws confirming
fhe ninrni NJ rumOu infci' saf afitot during
IN. uioruiug h0urA. American railway -
ruf;ties csoeer lower ga ac~uuni 81 fns Dr.
lief l..ftg genefa Rmnilg operators ma the
contemplated advance ~ trunk line rates
~ the United states would ~ postpSaeo
Iepnrte from the bOurseo "a the Conliueni
show wildly iiuctuatine prices Va NJ the
various railway stocks and intsrDHtionn
securfties ,.aussd lbs rtinors ~ the Biig'B-
liziul OF armies Closing quotations o0~
ever Indicate q cnlmerfeeiina. with slight
rat N pricet owing 10 repurcnas.s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

snns. The sergeant produced his al
iezrd claim and the Mexican snldiors
MS 0ssesEed ;he.Amcrican owners and
took pc sseEsinn. These are the miues
whose discovery about Six months ago
LED TO 10 much excitement, n they
Yielded one hundred and seven ounces
OF silver 10 the ton. The chances are
agnins' the American owners again get
tirr possession. NJ they are unable TO
litiaate IN Mexican courts. United
States Consul Pridgen. q. Piedras
NerTas. II interesting himself in be-
ball OF the American claimants with
the hope Of retaining their mines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
LITE HEATFER REPORT.

lIiy telegraph 10 the nispatcE.l
WASHINGTON, September e5--l d.
M-For the Middle AtiGHtio States.
cooler noriherly trinas ruth gales, far
weGthcr. preceded IN the northeastern
portion b. cioudy Usather and rom.
higker barometer. and a cool toave.
for the South Atlantic States. far
treaiher. rest n north uiHds. toUe'
teByerGfurc. ana htgher barometer.
For Richmond and uicRity, cooler
ana far treGfhc,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
nt,iI Ataer sl.e t,h.ne-e.

SEATTLE. ". T. September - "A
body OF men. masked anu armed. paid
visig last night 10 the quarters Of tint
Chinese w0rkmen al Black diamond
and burned then houses. The China
men fed at then approach. The Chr
namen had been discharged from the
mime, and were preparing to 20 Il
Seattle. A convention of delegates
from MI parts Of the pEgot-Sound coun-
try has been called 10 meet hare Sep
tember 18th TO devise means Of Kidding
the section Of ChInanuen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Nuaria &oIeN.


u Isl-I-- ~ ~ y 77'l7F7 ~
MADRID. September %. The Illness
Of King Alfonso has become serious.
The officials Of the palace endeavor 10
conceal ms actual condition.
The Journal FL COrTeO states that an
agreement has been effected with Gcr-
many by which Spain retains the Caro-
line and Mariana and palsos islands.
while Germany acquires the Marshall
AM Gilbert Eroups.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Insr,rnnre-nen LxcileG

ATLANTA, GA Septembei -
The valued-polIcy bill now Deior, shc
legislature caused constd .raDic an@'eiy
among the insurance mcr II lnl- StaJe.
> meeting was held go.uaY by Tn mem-
hers Of the Atlanta Chamber OF COM
MERGE opposing tn bill. Tne bill pro
vices for al assessment %. insured
houses before instead OF aitor fire. anl
iull payment according 90 -ne r4luatlon
thereof Iyerr insurance company ma
notified Its agents 60 withdraw irom
tine STATE d tb. BIZ becomes law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Arm. showing io- IIn-,GE

TiY n eEu-pf u TnI IlsMI'I.--
JACKSONVILLE, II.A.. september
- The Time JAioH Tomorrow VIII
publish III abstract OF the STATE ceu-
SUI prepared ior It's trade edition.
t. he ISSUED IL October. showing
thar the population o. the State mas liz
creased "a co. SINCE 1880. The mum
ber ofacres OF land assessed Is ll,lOo.-
~: value OF iive stock. s5.Js ,4j3
value Of real and persona. properly
ST.. 5QS.Gl9. a. against s30. 93b.3Os II
1850 nearlv doubling II iiye years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
hrema,. E.vnnEeiisf'n Work

" ItIt-fHVI % wv 1'IoFF.0N11'I
MUNCIE. IND. September % Mrs.
" oOdworth. the evangelist, closed
two-weeks meeting ii L grove twelve
miles northwest Of this city yesterday.
preaching 10 $4,000 people. Sucn reli-
cious excitement WAS never known.
The woods rang with the shouts Of new
converts. while here and there were men
and women by scores II frances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
KILLED by D S.as Lxpiomon.

IiF IeIeCfupu o. NJ IllHlatIHL-
pITTsBUBGH. september 2-.-by
an explosion Of natura. eas Al Sharps-
nurr. Pa. This afternoon. William
schwartz. aged forty years. ana small
boy named Beck were seriously and
probably fatally injured the force OF
he conclusion lifted q PASSING street
"a bodily from the track. The explo-
SION was CAUSED by leak IL the MAN,
winch Schwartz was repairing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
A Wfse-nuroerer.
TBy telegraph TO the DISPATCH

LANCASTER. WIS.,, September DO
Mark W. Townsend, thirty-two years
old, a school-teacher, residing near
Hurricane, seven miles south Of this
city, killed his wife yesterday After
noon. She was twenty years old.
After the murder Townsend took his
baby in his arms, walked to the vii
iage, and gave himself up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
FnraI noflsr Explosion.

~ ielegnph % I'M DisIht1tA.I
LOUIsvIIAE. Ky. september -
The boiler IN Fabel's sOap-factOry ex-
ploded at noon to-day. Edward Er-
nest. the engineer, was killed, and his
BODY blown into creek fifty feet dis
tant. The damage 10 tine building is
St5.O00. The boiler IL the same FAC
iory exploded TWO years ago and killed
.W0 men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
haynncs M nufiron6 KnIes.

lI1E ttIsElIlPN % IIit LIhilfI lUI-'T
INV N0RE. September "a
meeting Of the rrunk-line presidents
was hello here to-day, Dutnothing ofiicla
has been gwen out III regard 10 the
proceedings. il has been learned now
ever. that II was decided to advance the
rates on five different classes o.
ireiehts westward bound TO 60. 90, %,
%, and 90 cents respsctively-an IL
crease Of about 80 per cent over pres
ent rates. The discussion OF east
bound freIghts was postponed for ten
cays, when another meeting will be
held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
American Hsne-sssgners Estsasessesset.
by telegraph To the Dispatch.

GAIvEEToN, September pa
special 10 the News from Eagle Pass
says Reports have reached here cob
firming the coniscation of the Las
cruz's silver-mines IN the Garner
mountain. Mexico, by Mexican troops
upon q trumped-up clam of Mexican
sergeant .antedatiug the claims oil
Cwens, Hnpps, Davis, and other Amer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Es,.oo D, "a ssnne-r.sss.

fBy teie=npn 60 the Dispetch.l
INV YORK. September 22.-Eienry
Fleming. nineteen years old. Resident
Of Brooklyn. during the progress OF 9
baseball game YESTERDAY was strncA
on tie head by the ball. He wen'
home and complained Of the injury 4
physician was summoned. but before h'
arrived Fleming was dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
a Republican Nominee Withdraw
t.,...~...t ,.,of~~un m, II, the Iytauafrnl

VAIN SPRINGS, VA. September
22.-W. ID. Erwin. Republican nomi-
nee for tine House of Delegates from the
counties of Bath, Highland. and Allie
ghnny. publicly Withdrew from the can
vass to-day. 1t is thought that River
connie. the Republican nominee for
the Senate from this district, will aiso
withdraw IN few DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Washington Notes.

tjN tet1sftpL 10 tut DbphbfL
WASHINGTON, September 2.---Tho
Secretary OF sbe Treasury has directed
the suspension OF George Il. Sterling
recently appointed weigher nj the New
ork cusiom-hOuse IN place OF Captain
George 3. Bacon. pending al investi-
cation to he maize by the collector Of
customs Of al the circumstances attend
mc the change II the Office. The action
Of The Secretary Is based on Information
that the appointment Is al improper
one. a great deal Of feeling hRs been
shown IL the New orr press Oh Tins
appointment. both Oh account OF the
alleged character Of Sterling and o tue
method Of bringing about us appoint
mem
NIce-presldent Hendricks IS said 10
have informed the President thai lac Is
impressed Win the belief that q change
m the Office of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the
Marine BOsplta Service D. neither wIse
nor expedient. gnd that he mas accord
ineiy withdrawn the NAME Of Dr. Mat
thews. whom he had previously urged
for tho place. Il Ii also saId that he
viii oppose the appointment, Of pf.
Nallmr OF the same grounds. The re
slgnaJIOn Of sureeor-Ueneral Hamilton
mas nor been accepted, and the impress
sion Is growing that hc vii retain the
office.
The Comptroller OF Curreucv to-day
extended the corporate existence %. the
National Buns Of fredericksburg Va
t. september ~. 1900.
The Secretary Of the Treasury nas
called 10Y the resignation of Martin l..
Noerr a. chief OF division OF captured
and abandoned properly and lands.
Nocrr was appointed from the District
of Columbia. and Is one of the Oide So
employees II the service There are no
charge against him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
LyncheG. Comes to Liz, 7 esfifies, ano

by teleefhpL 10 but nhNhtcL-I
CHAI.LEsTON, 5. C.. September D.
a special TO the News and Courier from
JohnstonF says that O. 7 CulDreath
was lynched to-day al Ldgeiieid Court
house. BE was charged with killing
William Hammond, young mar vino
was guarding the house o. Mrs. Cui-
breath. from whom me- husband was
separated. Re was taken hy . mot
from MS lawyer Office while he was
waiting to get his bal bond arranged,
and was carried out Of town, shot seve-
"a times. and left for dead. lie was
revived. walked into town, and made 3
statement. duplicating severn lynrhers
and thon CIcc. IL denied ms cuilt 60
IN. last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
five Chsnnrnen a.ynchea.

ny tctchihph w AIT %f'fs-@~--.l
LEwIETOE, IDAHO, September ID.
Five Cinnamon, implicated In the mur-
der of Frnzier and robbery IN Pierce
Oirv. were taken from jail by the citi-
zcns last night and hanged 10 trees near
by.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Cssoiern Sofes-
lBy cable 10 tine Dispstehl

MADEIn, September -. .22.-IheYe were
80 new casesof cholera and 20 deaths
on the disease reported yesterday
Il roughout Spain.
Throughout Spain to-day there were
reported eight hundred and twelve cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
rre.ideuriul appointments

~ I".T-Is.TI 7" Nv .|0lT'''-|Ia'T
NAsHINCTUN. September Tho
President ma appointed NJ. y. Weaver
postmaster a, Ashe,ile, n c.. r,ce
Ii l.. Gudgcr suspended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
The " eafher ~ Richmond Yesterday
rms e1o.Ht rug -utpr
Mean tenperatuI
WE THINK WOMEN MORE AKIN

WI THINK WOMEN MORE AKIN
TO angels than man car eve' hope 10 be
Note woman = disposition nov gentle
nov long -sufierin M. TOW forgivins and lnnt
Unborn refinement which mans coarsei
nature never develops also goes to prove
woman mona supre macy She mae supe-
rioi Judgment m household matters and it
b. O. hei. therefore tuat We would cal al
tsntior to our mammoth stock Of
CHuuEES's Kilt SUITS
mad, ir one and two pieees-some twenty
different So leo.
ORR KNEt-PANTs SUITS.
far tne fc elbows tire, "a twelve yean, Odd are
marvcis a' ,ns prices We sci them
VI AEE a sTgJC1Ly ONH-PEIUE
HuvsL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
YIgn1 EeiWeen Turks ano Afbnnini,s.
IBy cable to the Dispatch.

~ N19'7'' =" Ut
LuNnON, September 22.-Severe
fighting has occurred between Turks
and Albanians 1t Djakoya. Both sides
lost heavily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
NAKENE rSTGE.E,sEsCE.

NAkENK r$TEEssisssf;stE.
BINIATURE ALMANAC sE-T ~ lssb.
s,ui ris.-s........ U:sa Hon Tina
sun seta......... b;Na Morning ...........- a,4o
Moon sefs........ 5.rs Evening ............. 4su2
PORT OF RICHMOND sEiTEMI - 1889.
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariei dirOrd Norfolk United
Slater mall. merchandise. and lNlSseigefs
- = IItunl. agent.
Schooner AhDie y. Gheen Gneefs. Ken
neiec Ice Richmond bee, CON BKnf.
-.chouuef john T. kauiDru bendrnn Ken
uebet Zee. nm. Jan, hln6.
bAL4ED.
Rter me- Oic dominion Smith New YO-t
merchandise AND ps.ssseilgaR a. v Allen q
Co. agents.
Steamer Ashland 1unult Pnliadei piii IT,.
merchandise and lsassengcrS. -. v Mc~aI-
rick agent.
PORT Or NkwPORT's NEWS, Sep -
BY lelegrRpn.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guyundotie. Kelly West
Point anu sailed fDi Norfolk
Steamship BiackstOn. osler. PROV idenre
Enc sailed tOr v es' Foint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
Nry YORK cOr.ruK FrrrRR

new YORK. sepsaIaber 2z.-C0<ton-- Net
Y.sr.ipts Sno baieh gro-s reccipks h.o86
.nlss FUTURES cio~ed Qulei; uKln. 81 10
bales september, ss.aaass.o7; 0EtuGe.
sg 5lmss.ss November, ~ .pSass 90, IL
een. her 20. a3a<s ca lanuAry. - J0uoe 2 !.
FEBRUARY 81. elsss. y. March. q. Ds>u5n .es !:
Ami. sic c2us1o.O3; Nay, Uo.laaS1n IL I.
Jun. $40. 24szlo-z5: Jus. $40. sca1i0. 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

I.GHnER-DEAI4EnA-

~ W. PiOKREI.I..
z<s LIhIBfE-DEAl.Ek.
keeps al kinds NJ BrIllllN6 LuNkEks
cOBAGcO-AOX BOAEDS fsyCA20nEl.
HxfIN6l4EB. LATkfB. -FO6fA, &C.
Hill. GruFF spsciAiv. A1y - -
lnug3b furnished pr0mpzly.
x.se - smsA amG aRsaa = x.ssSav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

n clclera sud swo handrca and sixty
TWO deaths from the di@esse.
T0sfE. ssptcuis'ef 21s--Iherc WEIR
"a rev eases of ehslsrs and j1s
death. IN I'alermo during the pat
frert,-,ors- ho-rs Reinforcement 81
trnrps have arrived NJ tifcser'i pam;
IN sicily. and the pupnssce bsvs bren
Quoted no disorders zre ssPoraea
tLrra to-nRN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

~ Lofts September 2-.-flDli stronger
and unchanged v heal unsetLird and
riOssd l.c nnuvc yeslerdny. 30 . red.
casi4 81 l,anzc. bic. October. sils,a2 &C.
Corn firnier. - = mixed cash. 40 a. &C.
November 80 4aih g.. JHif ilrn anG uul.
No. ulAeC casl4 - .a24sgC. 0ciOsef.
- Whihkey steacf az sI.Os. PROVISIONS
SLOW except t0f bacon which Wan eftivu.
PORK sn.4O Lard sC.zs biu. BUN -meats-
LONG clesif. 5000. SNORT rib. g. 50, clear.
3d. BRcOD-LOng clear g. 2Oust 20 sn0rt
rib, s0.8uast .a7s cieRt So.s1ast.0U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

COTTON REPORT

We quote. Fine. ~ 7kRs2 supe-nns.
ssas2.bO extra. s.. 7Dgs< family, SEE
g. 10 patent family. country. &c. 2Ass0 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
fus~-Bau ss-s--ns,.

iIsy telegraph 10 tine Dsspetch-J
Washington I.am--ne game.
Chicaeo Chicseo. g.: P~ovidence. O.
New York 81. Louis, B: Metropoli-
tans. q.
B5ooklyn: Brcoklyns, 2: Cmcip-
ua:i. 3.
ST. Louis Boston. 9; St Louis. u.
Detroit; Detroit. 4; Philadelphia, /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI september 24.-flour strong:
fHnIlN ~ 85nSI SO Wn-si stronger M.
= rrd S2Rg3C Corn nm M. mixed,
4Bas7c Oale Strong and higher. M. z
nilNed .sr POrk dat al s8.28. lard easier
a. 30 az ,asGIt bulk-ueEis neglected.
bnnulders S. .21Rss D.. short fih 6..GsasS.7O,
BacuI uuIef shoulders 4 70, shoot ffb.
sG.85. cIe4lr g. 90. Wnisbey flrni ~ si.o4.
sugar uuirt and unchanged HOsn firm /:
common and gnt. 81 4Oas4 40. packing
and butchers g. sjaS4 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

SKAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
I.ICBNOND, September -, ls6b.
OrFEErNGH.
WHrAr.-Ntxsd ESQ bushels Red
7Hs bushels IDisl U&e bushels.
Coi1N.-MtNeG sac nusneS-
DkrN.-l0k bushels
CIuyEH SIrn.-42 bushels.
sALns REPORTED To SECRETARY.
vHEAT.--aiixed $50 bushels M private
fernis. Red i8t bushels good 10 vers GOod
! Ourtcrry 81 Hi a. zoe. aen bushels coiD-
mon ttttoOd Snoflisrrf "a ~ te ysr.
Dh1- ~ iutsi. 400 blisiieie good virginia
o. sac fsViing 40 nuEneb very good VIZ
GINA on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
sAEs

Best brands o.
I.fVIIPpOL FACTORY FILLED FINE
hALN.
Delivered o. all railroad stations. For
sa., IVY DAVENPORT { 81 DEKfs
r-Is-lOt lmpOrteFH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23
vFSssB AEE e,gyAA..

NHERE TO GET GOALS. p.
w LATHROF 6 CO.. seventeenth street,
NJ Druwbridas Orier BEsT sPALEl COAL
Un the market BES1 ANTHkACirE
COAL OF the market. Preparation unsur-
paased F.urcnaxerf invited 10 call.
re s.P. LATHKOP q 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-23

VALJ ABLI INVESTMENT SECU-
kiJlES
hHvt s.lii unsu.d
$4,000 MOZART ANNUITY CEElLiI-
EATL~
These certificates paf pef cent fief an
uuu4 cteitr uf Ia Nes and az, beyond Uues-
non. JOIN l.. WILLIAMS
~. gg-n' lHuEsf and broker.
Tor INYESTOES.
We nnye FOR SALE 4 y N 7 L u
AMOUNT OF g. pl.H CENT BJNDS iOna
dale OF inf town OF North bHuville. The
inciense 30 value %. realty 81 TIE tOwn since
Ia-O. as shown nf fhe reren assert Inent. N
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-02
The Most Economical Stoves.

Those desiring soft coal heating
stove should examine our "Denmark"
and "Perfect" retort base heaters.
They are elegant in design and per-
feet in operation. We guarantee that
no coal gas can form IN the stove;
hence the great objection to burning
soft coal is done away with. They
are powerful heaters, and the judg-
ment of J. A. Rupert and DIR. Mckay,
who have used them, is that they do
more than is claimed for them and are
the most economical of fuel of any
stove they have ever used. We have
the "Todd," "Geld Coin" and box,
wood.heaters, Universal" and "Per'
fect""Base Burners" "Canon" stoves,
etc., for coal, at prices which will Ger
tainly please our patrons. Cali and
examine our stock and we will save
you money. [s15tf] COFFIN BROS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-02
A NEW WATER. WHEEL.
1hat viii supply a Cheap Motive
Power to Operate the Snake River

That win supply a Cheap Motive
Power to Operate the Snake River
Placers.
William Bayho and Professor
Dellus, of this city, have just invented
a water-wheel which competent judges
pronounce to be success for the pur.
pose intended, which is to supply u
cheap motive power wherever there is
running stream. This wheel is
provided with air.chambers which will
keep it aaoat and It can be kept at
any point desired, provided there is a
current underneath to make it re.
volve. In revolving the wheel trans
m'ts motion, by means of couplings
and universal joints and shafsing, to
any point desired within a reasonable
distance Of the stream.
This wheel is Invented for use
wherever needed, but especially along
the Snake river, where the expense
OF getting water on the placers has
heretofore been so great that none
but the richest could be worked. The
first cost Of this wheel will be about
the only expense in connection with
it, and it will suppl y the needed water
for placer mining.
Messrs. playhouse and Delus will
apply for a patent, and as soon as
they secure it, will introduce their in.
vention.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-02
Church Matters at ShOShone.

Rev. Father Nattini returned to-day
from Shoshone. He says that the
Fair Just held there tor the benefit of
the Catholic church Melted $1,000,
which paid off about one half of the
church Indebtedness. The new church
building, which is a substantial frame
structure 3Ox5O feet, will be dedicated
by Bishop Glor:eux Sunday, the 18th
of October. On that occasion the
Haley choir will 90 to Shoshone, to
assist in the dedicatory services.