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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ORR WASHINGTON LETTER.

-
..ss..ai rsss-mAsrhsfs - sasisusIlBsat
..eesssssess Ways and ssesns Committee
Personal.
Prom Our Regular Correspondent
wAsHrNoTos. ID. c., February 2.
Forr Recommendation Msssschu-
sets, Maine, Kentucky, and Texas re-
Spectiveiy--vcre among those who paid
tributes to the memory Of the late Vice
President Hendricks in the Representa-
t;ves hall to-day. Two OF them were
Democrats snd two Republicans.
Professor Baird and two assistants
exhibited In the room Of the Commit
tee on Appropriations two jars con-
tanning young Goldfish and lake white
fish .artifcially Matched by the Fish
Commission. They were only eight
days old, and to the unskilled OBJ
server locked like the little wigglers
that one sees in stagnxnt rain-water.
One jsr holding five quarts Of water
contained 500 Goldfish. A few days
ago the Commission sent 80, 900 Of them
70 Pensacola and made another ship
ment to-day, 70 be placed IN the
Gulf Of Mexico. Il has been supposed
that the waters 9th Gulf are too warn
for the cod. but actual experiments rs
to the temperature has satisfied the
Commission that they can successfully
stock the Gulf with them The Com
mission 10 Matching one hundred and
fifty millions Of lake white-fisb at the
station IN Michigan for distribution in
the great lakes. and in large streams
in all parts OF the country. The cod
fsh exhibited were Matched at ths
Woods Hole station, in Massachusetts,.
The COMMITTEES on Banking and Cur
reDcy decided to-day TO report adverse
ly bill which provides that share
holders IN any national banking asso-
cistion shall be individually RESPONSE
bic for the debts OF the bank.
Members Of the Ways and Means
Committee say the committee will pro
badly report joint resolution direct
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury TO
redeem interest-bearing bonds at the
rate Of ten millions . month until the
surplus in the Treasury shall be re-
duced to one hundred millions, the
amount held for the redemption of
greenback currency. The object is to
forcs the payment Of bonds in silver as
well as gold.
The committee had the subject under
consideration to-day, Morrison and
! Breckenridge fsvoring and Hewitt and
the Republicans opposing the propose
ton. Morrison said, IN answer to
questions. that be had conferred with
Secretary Manning. and that the Secre-
tary's views very nearly conceded With
those of Mr.. Hewitt. The committee
concluded 10 defer action until they
receive an official communication from
Secretary Manning.
Mr.. Wise returned to-day from a
visit to the Eastern Shore Of Virginia,
where be went TO attend to case in
court.
Mr.. Cabell has gone home on four
DAYS leave Of absence.
Mr.. Barbour is still detained from
his seat in Congress by the illness oi
his wife.
Master John Halsey, son Of Mr.. Don
Hssey. Of Lynchburg, was appointed q
page Of the House Of Representatives
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

vatives, Who had abolished coerioa
and introduced TIE land-purchsss inca
sure, establishing TIE principle that the
State should provide money for the
extinction Of landlords. lie advised
Gladstone to svoid violence and disor-
derin Ireland by assisting the distressed
peasants nth Government funds and
protecting them from eviction until a
bin has been passed to buy out the
landlords. BE urged 1rishmen 70 re-
main peaceful while there was chance
Of Gladstone making efforts IN behalf
Of the Irish Nationslists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
- 50: rsssr. ~ ss.es. -. ulsnusy 49,
81 ol.1s- Sugar uscbsceed.

xxy1xH ~ 80 onfcAeo u4upsR.
CHICAGO Fehansry 2.-rhsss vss . vsvy
npsfh~tir feei'rE M tie wizrst psf noss q
Ale se~oe te.osy. eist'11ss sS'ns seteses
modern te.y Tree OeeefBzs 81 several iaros
local oee, sfeys. Tie yi~zisls ssppi9 q oGsfs
cofrssforted sefy riukety foessin1ate1 md
ny tfsdesp yesterday aod tnssif p4fssicse,oe
hsc 10 eject ufvn tss cour.s o. ts'ses.
sdss 10 s.ps-. the ss~asx soss asy
opened ~ Sec. ss,c OF - 5513c.. fsi,iee -
tS4sc.: rio~ec 81 . clock - s-l<aa43t. -
,ss xitefnoee very fsw tss&es serz useae,
ne Len ,rss. s'eg a. 80 $1,000 ss r. ~ ~
spa QticsS sso~sa ntts< &bsnee. uees-
ENk on taf eontrnrs. Vas -r,oden@eV
actsye sn6 sey strong ssKy s6vsnctpe "
81 SO N sns si'esnssn. aud cssins ~ snst
o.. Loum ~
~. Logrs February a. snoas uscDnuos1.
wsczt dull aud depeess~d; 90. ~ 80.
e3c. February p2l4c. Cern t6u xn9 lower.
So. nixed. cash sss<e. February. 80
Data steady aud yery saii Ne No.,
Isl Isl isss;..e". :. ssss = nsmS< ~
quiet ct sils7A. Lard firm AZ % naie-
feats- Loose sois i.fmsf long clear. - ~.
sborf-rib o. rs; clear $50 hsros yssady:
long oiesf. $50. short-rib. ss.esees.is,f.
easai 1898 rrxrvuuayl.
CrrcrrSArf. February 2.-fiour us-
changed. Mneaf easier. No red. et<n
gee. Corn firm: No 3 nixet. csc. vee1
quiet. No. ) mixed, sI1.c fork dnl 81
sil rs. Lard nfm ~ e41eees.tA eulk-
meals held oui 81 Hartef, hecon e'fSeges.
Shoulder ss.s7k; saort-r1b ea.SyAs oeefs
ssi2. WHISKY strong ~ ei.1o. 49, - :
changed. Aoss irm; coDmce end ngsa
ss.2sst4: packing and boschsns H-zs
LoclsvIII4E-
I,orIsvILLk, February z-Gnis hrsner.
Wbeat-No. 2 red csc. Corn-New white.
spa.r. IzA-New No, = nsixe<. 31asxsc.
Provisions s;roug and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE
NrLwAuKxR. February 2s-f1Uar ar,s<.
q neal easy canh skc.: Mag, e3sc- voxn
tame; NO. 3. S6nssc. Oats dull. 10 q.
zeble. Provi<lous ffr-n. Me0rpork-Onln
OF February. el1.1o. Prime stean mo-
Cash or February. ISIS.
WILMINGTON. "a.
wrLsrreroS. n. G. Tearuafy 2.-rurp9'
tine arm NJ se5.e. Bos.n nrmg stfsinea-
7sc good e0r Tar rrm ~ 81. Cru1s -.
pentihs steady hard. el-2s; yslov-eieee
vir9in. $40.
NEW YORK COTTON TuxunAl
NEW YORK. February z--oofeen-Set -.
ceipts. 4eS naies: Sros rec-ip.e. Az 80
bales. Futures closed very eteedy. 80
rs 200 bales February. %. 0eAoe .les MoR11
81 j 7asp Is April. ~ .27aee. 20 Nay. ee.9su
~ Sc June ss.s7sss.4s July, es.scsgv.es
August, ss.s4ass.es September. os.Szs
ss4s October, es.zessszs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Marine Disasters.
LONDON. February L.

LONDON, February 1.-The ship
Hercules. from Pensacola DccemDeE zsts
for .ondon Wa abandoned wstef- logged
on the 25th OF January In latitude Is north.
longitude z2 west. lief crew have arrived
Of Plymouth.
TIE bsris simpson, Rom Penszcoa No.
vemhef 25lh tx Ne5,yl has pot into Fsi-
moath- sbs ,sttisoned a pOrtion Of nee
deck load Curing the passage.
The British steamer GRIP Last. Captain
Buyers which arrived AZ Genoa January
gsd from Savannah experienced heavy
gales during which abe sh ipped much water
and had ner coal Dun ker and hatch stove.
She n leaky and her cargo IL damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
The Grand Haven Ttre.

DETROIT, February 2.-The news
from the Grand Haven fire to-day Is
very meagre. The latest estimate OF
the loss is $500. 900, on which the inSu-
rance is little less than that amount.
The grain-elevstor, which was de-
stIOyed. was the property Of Newberry
4 Mcmillan, of this city, who viii pro-
baby not rebuild, as their elevator Was
not . paying investment. New freight
houses viii be started Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
The Refermatory-ship Mufiny.

I By AnglO-Ameriean cable 10 the Disp@tch-l
LIVERPOOL, February 2.--Thlrteen
of the lads of the reformAtory ship
Clarence, who rebelled yesterday were
arraigned in court this morning, charged
with mutiny. The boys alleged as
reason that they had been cruelty
treated by the officers. They were re-
manded for trial. Three officers were
wounded in the fight on the ship. 1t
is learned that none Of the lads were
wounded by the Ere Of the officers, but
q number we're bruised IN the melee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

GEN lONsA-
NEW YORK. February 2.-Cotton FIRM
safes. Ssi hales; upisnds, = s-lSo. oriea ns,
s3sc.: consolldstst net receipts. x5.5ei
bales; exports--to Great Britain, o5s7
bales; 10 the ContiAent, 2. ~ uaies. SOUTH
ern -four dun. Wheat--pog steady; IN
graded red, 5ssese-. No. z red Sl5se.; FEB.
rusry. so9.e- corn-spot tsiriy active and
spot and February 4s54asoe.: March. ASA
acc. oets 1aaifc. lower and cal. NO. Z.
375Sesec. hops nominal tofice-opot fklr
Rso dull ~ = e. sugar dnl and unchanged.
Moiasses quiet kics steady. CottoD-eeed
oil, FAC. for crude. sic for refined Rosin
dull al <l.02t Turpentine quiet Al ale
Rides quiet Wool frn. PORK steady. Lard
ease higher spot. g. .45as6.sf,5; febru-
airy. So 44ss6.s6. Freighis steady and IN
changed.
BALTIsoRE February 2.-k1our firk and
steady. Nneaf-Soutbern nominal: wes--
eru easier and quiet southern red. 3ckssc. !:
amber. s4Assc.; 30. western winter rcd.
spot s7ss71$c. Oorn-so1ihsrn nominal;
western easier: southern white and yellow,
s8a4sc. Oais higher and rrJn; southern
4is4Sc: western white. 4ez4Sc. mixed
3eaaae.: Pennsy wanna. 40a&3c. Pfoyi-
sions steady. whlskey quiet 81 tl-tss
$50. Other ARTICLES unchanged. Freignss
dull.
CHICAGO. February 2.--flour UNCHANGED.
" heat opened steady and cioned &C. pndef
yesterday February. Ts'sAsosc.: March.
SEA se7sc-: Nay, e55 <ns6c. Corn quiet sEd
steady cash, - slide; February, ~ lila
ass s-isc.: May. 20 s;ie.4e 7-ise, osrs
May. size. Msusrperk sctivs ana sfsnng.
en- cssh, I'll SO, February tl1 1to3l1 x2S
March, Sf1 .1eae1 20. Lard quiet ead 03U
cash and February. os-12t<ae6.1s. Naseh,
ssl7.sAss.se, iioxsd:mssis ssesdy. ary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

A Waterbury Conn., special says
There was . trial with very unusual
results in the Waterbury Police Court
to-day. Valentine Boil, who keeps
the largest meat market in the city,
was accused Of having offered for sale
three cartridges after January LIST, con
trxry 10 the State statutes. Judge
John A. Webster. Charles Miller, and
Bernard Fitzpatrick, al of them IA
nous spertsmen. testified to having
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
The Osss Senatorial IsaSrsgiss.
fRx feleyrn IN 10 The pizpatch.l

COLUMBUS. February 2.-fhe con-
ference committee appointed 70 settle
the differences between the factions Of
the Ohio Senate viii formulate their ~
port tomorrow. X is understood 70
refer more especially to the manner Ia
which the investigation Of the Hamii-
ton-county contested cases shall BE-
conducted. and viii provide that any
legal points which may arise during the
contest. and on which the COMMITTEES
cannot agree. shall be referred to Judge
Thurman and Z. A. Harrison. Of this
city. for decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Death Of General he s.a..are.

CHARLEsToS. ;. G., February L.
General " iiinOt "a. De ssussure. o. Chsr.es-
ton. died al Orlsn d0 Fla. to-day N the
sixty. fourt h year u his sgc. h wss On sose
anc Distinguished lawyer, pressdent ~ the
Cincinnati society prominent Mason.
degree "a 1874 and q menlbef Of al locsl
societies ofa literary aud chsriiablc Guar
acter lie WA a member o. the -tafe ie-
ZislafIle aiulsst Continuously from lsA- 20
is6A and served during the war a. CON-
luaDher uf the reserve troops In the defence
nff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
rseHnirh,s Of s.ases aud ss~ Csi.ese

trict Assembly. No. IS, kH'yhts % LAeof.
OF this city, are circulating petition al.
dressed 10 the United States senate ans
Hous4 OF Representatives. which. IN ishsif
of the state Of California. requests CDu-
gress 60 forever prohibit further imnlgra-
ton 81 Chinese 10 this country. The pet
ton 10 siIeady signed by Governor stone
man Two e1-Jovernors of the STATE. the
STATE Officer, mayors al tie primo ipau-
ties chief Justice Of the supreme Court.
Superior Court judges, and municipal ans
Tedersl OfilsoIs generally. The knights o.
Labor expect 20 obtain $50 600 sgnsfurvs
on the racine coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
I.r,, c.yerrmrn, for ireland.

by Angio-Anericsn cable TO ne Dispaieh.l
LONDON, February 3.-The Daily
Ners says that ParneIl WI firmly de-
mand that the local-governmeut ques-
ton be settled by Parliament before the
land question. or that both subjects be
discussed together, and that be win
strenuously oppose dealing with the
land question first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Tenants Ey1efed.

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispstch-l
CoNNELLsvrLLE, PA, February ?.
Seven families were evicted from the
company's houses tonight, and their
household goods are now lying along
the public roads. The tenants were
taken by surprise. Work will now be
vigorously continued until all of the
houses are vacant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

fBy Angis-American cable TO the Dzpatcn-l
DUBrLs, February AIT a meet
ing Of the League to-day Sexton, who
presided, predicted that At the next
election the Nationalists would COM
bine with the Liberals and return eighty
nine members TO Parliament Ireland,
be said, was satisfied with the result of
the temporary power Of the Conser-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Marriage Of Mr. Gi.dstene's Dsugh-
[By cable to the Dispatch.l

[By cable to the Dispatchl
LONDON, February 2.--Miss Mary
Gladstone, daughter Of Mr.. Gladstone,
was married this morning to Rev.
Harry Drew, Of Hswarden. The cere-
mOny was performed In ST. Margsret's
church, Westminster. Mr.. Gladstone
gave the bride away. Among the per-
sons OF note present were the Prince
and Princess Of Wales and their sons
and Lord Roseberry. The brides
dress was Of white muslin, with Brus-
sells lace. She wore a wreath Of orange
blossoms and lilies. The crowd gath
cred outside Of the church cheered the
wedding party on their arrital and de-
parture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Cold weather in the West

De NctrBfhtai " bDc Sa5boS Will
CHICAGO, February 1.-The mercury
dropped below zero here again last
night, the signal service reporting a
minimum at A. below, though private
observations make it from l0' to 10
below zero. The weather is reported
very cold throughout Minnesota, Ds-
kota, and Manitoba, the mercury drop
ping to 36s below at St. Paul and to
480 below at Minnedosa, on the Cana
dian Pacific railway. The temperature
throughout Iowa is reported at from
l5' to IL below.
CHICAGO, February 1.-The mer-
curry is falling rapidly tonight and is
Is below. In Sycamore, His. the
thermometer this morning marked Is,
and Galena, Ills, reports % below
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Dement, Denies.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

10y ItltsIHPa % NC Dl5Il-VIl'l
WASHINGTON, February Sur
veyor-General Dement,, Of Utah, was
examined by the Senate Committee on
Public Lands to-day with reference to
the recent Publications which embodied
alleged utIersnces Of his duplicating
senators, members Of Congress, and
high executive officials In Washington
and tab in extensive conspiracies TO
misspprOpriste public lands for their
own benefit, and in conspiracies to in
fiuence by bribery legislation affecting
the Mormons. Dement, denied the
statements attributed to him one by
one and without reservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
The Attorney General and tbe Dus.
tin Case.
By telegraph TO ne Dispateh.l

~ telesrhpH " AIT OApatOAsl
WASHINGTON, February 1.-The
Attorney Generals letter TO the Senate
in respect to the Dustin case was to-day
referred. without further discussion. to
the Judiciary Committee. which has
authority 10 report upon II in open ses-
sion. The statement was made on the
authority Of the Attorney-Generd that
the press had not obtained its IN
formation with regard to the Dustin
letter from the Department Of JUS
tice. This gave rise TO hall
humorous discussion Of the premature
publication Of proceedings which par
Elephants design 10 have kept secret.
The fact recalled that though the press
had been discussing the relations be-
tween the Senate and the Executive for
several weeks. and that both parties
IN the Senate had held caucuses upon
the subject, no authorized or Legitimate
information had been given out, and
that so far as the public had any right
to know there was no question between
the Executive and the Senate about IL
formation or reasons or papers or APP
pOintments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03


Nxw YokK. February 1.--Coat stockz have
haa > ss.buine bonn 20 doy petwitnstAnd.
sre ire fnet tisnt the psibltcsf5co OF the
Pepnsyivxrsla Coal Comr~ny sscnsdnIe ye~-
ferdsy sbvw I'd n heavy fednc,lon from The
srhecnle pricrs of the past and further ru-
uors that me other coal roiDp<nies had
mel the PtnrEyiyanta Goal EomBsny :
prizes. 1ackawAnra naturally LED the last
sses ais ceiling Up epta " riosea higher,
after an advance Of ~. kufbors were
pieptsnll OF . combination that would give
fnckawxnna Lebsgh Valley. aaG the tienn.
eylvsnln feilrosd coatTol Of tive coal trade.
but h Il believed that the straacr vas doe
10 usnipuiatfou. lengsre ana hroseu -
~ hgker md Jeuey centrsl whlle
Leading 10 down /. Lake shore, Nestefn
Union snd ~. Paul did tery setlye sssi-
Ders. With sew exceptions tne keserl lls,'
other than thuse stocks already menttobe1.
"a hover the declines IA n,sssf CASES ~ nS
for fractional amounts western Nniea
closed o fraction higher, rotS1thstanaihx
tbe officials Of the company denied tne re
ported telegraphic combination. Nnlen
iaclfc also closed higher. sales, s3s'ooo
SHARES
gxIrrxoEx. February 2.-virztnle slzrs
copsols 5sls: pssf-due coupons. ~; new
lO-ses. AIS. BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

by Anglo American cable 90 the Di<peicEi.l
LONDON. February 2.-ChamberlaIn
refuses the Office Of First Lord Of the
Admiralty. Ceilings viii be given an
important position; Morley has &C.
cepted the Chief Secretxryship for Ire
land Earl Roseberry the Foreign Port
folio; Charles Russell the Attorney
Generalship, and MIR. Cohen the Soli-
citor- Generxlship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February =. 1855.
oFFERINGs.
WHEAT.-1.434 bushels.
Corr .-s.T1e bushels
OATs &. 900 bushels.
RAE.-1 e4 bushels.
PEAS SO bushels.
SAILS RKPoRTED TO sECRKTARY.
WHEAT.-White. 20 bushels good Al a6c.
mixed 500 bushels good Oh private terms
RED 80 bushels common ~hOrtherry at 75c.
CoHN.-Whlte. 2l5 bushels good t. very
good al 40 TO soc.
RYE.-IOa bushels very good a, csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Ten rnshes Of snow.

10y tEI5sIHPu % 1-1V y" 80
FORT SMITH, ARK, February q
The biggest snow-storm ever known
here Is raging. Snow has fallen for
twenty-four hours, and it is ten inches
deep. All travel is suspended, and no
mails are arriving or departing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Tie Teatler IN Richmond Yesterday
tras clear, cold, and partly cloudy.
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday.
Mean temperature 90.
Cola wave Coming To- Nigni.

The following was received yesier-
day
WASHINGTON, D. c., February
2-5:45 p. M Chamber Of Com
merce, Richmond, "a: Hoist cold
wave signal. The temperature will
rise slightly, after which there will be
q decided fall Of from Is to 20 degrees
during the next twenty-four to forty
eight hours. HAZEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Murdered BY Her Son.

A Honesdale Pa special says The
startling intelligence was received here
to-day that Mrs. c. A. Dusenberrie,
wife Of q prominent physician here,
had been killed by her son Charlie near
Tampa, Fla, on Sunday evening. Sew
eral years ago this son had al attack Of
black fever. which left him deaf and
nearly dumb. Six months ago he be-
ran to show signs Of insanity. On De-
cember 18th last the father, mother,
and their son Charlie went TO Florida
to spend a portion Of the winter with
Richard. another son. who owns an
orange-grove in that State. Charities con-
dition improved rapidly, and last week
the doctor started for home, leaving
Mrs. Dusenberrie with the two sons.
On his arrival here this afternoon the
telegram announcing the sad intelligence
Of his wife's death awaited him. He
returns 10 Florida tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Dusenberrie had q premonition
that she would never return home when
she went away. The day before start
Ing she said TO q friend: - Going to
Florida seems Ike facing my execu-
ton" She was born on Staten Island,
her maiden name being Elizabeth So
phia Conner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
KlcHnoxp srocK ExcnANeE.

sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-lee6 new de-
ftrred. npn-interest bearing 81 -; G.o0e
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta l., 7ssf
lisA. A. 600 DO. at lI<g; 1000 Virginia new
SIS at 90: 5000 Atlanta and Chsrioste IN
comes at lolS. 5000 DO. si l0iik: 1000
Petersburg Gas Of los.
SrcuNp BoAsD.-2o shares Petersburg
railroad Of IS: 2o0o Atlantis and Charlotte
incomes ST Io2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
Horse HyaroS,ssebfs.

OMAHA, NEB., February l.--At
KearBey yesterday DR.. Eanscoifta, acting
for the STATE veterinarian, shot ak nossss
out OF o consignment Of twenty from Chl-
ago. II was claimed that the aOrses were
afflicted with hydrophobls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
FLoUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We uuote: Fine. 81. 73sSs; superfine
saas8.bO: extra, s. .75at4; family, sts
sS'75: patent family. country ss.5oas5.T5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03

RECEIPrs.
At Roanoke warehouse 81 bales.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
STRICT TO 9ooD AIDDLISG -s.c.
hInDLING. PC
STRICT Low MIDDLIsG.-s &C.
Low AIDDLING.-e14c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-03
A DYERTIsING IN EXCELSIS.

L
TITS A. DIFFICULT TO MAKE AN AID
VERTIsEMENT INTERFERING AND
STICK By THE TRUTH As II J, TO
MAKE A SERMON ATTRACTIVE AND
KEEP WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF ORTHO-
DOXy. WHILE FIGURES ARE THE
BAsIs OF ALL LOGIC. YET THEY ARE
so OFTEN ENLISTED IN THE SERVICE
OF MISREPRESENTATION THAT THEY
FAIL TO INSPIRE THE CONFIDENCE
THEY SHOULD WHEN ENROLLED IN
THE CAUSE Or TRUTH. YET WE CAN
NOT AFFORD TO DISCARD THE ONLY
METHOD OF CONVEYING TRUTHFUL
INFORMATION BECAUSE 1T Has BEEN
PERVERTED TO IMPROPER USES.
OUR SUBJECT TODAY Il BOYS
CLOTHES.
KNOW IT Is LATE IN THE SEA
SON. But BOYS MUST Re PROVIDED
FOR WHEN RENTs BECOME APPA-
RENT.
OUR BOYS CORDUROY SUIT. MARX
I'd FROM 81 DOWN Tos5. MAY INTER
EST YoU. IF YoU WANT a SEPARATE
PAIR OF PANTS. We CAN FURNISH
YOU FROM IS CENTS CPwARD. FOR
THE LARGER BOY, TWELVE TO SEW.
ESrEEN YEARs OLD. We HAVE SOME
SPECIALLY CHEAP ONES FoRs1.sO.
BOYS WILL BE BOYS AND wEAR OUT
TROUSERS TO THE END or TIME. AND
ANY REsTRAINTIMPosED ISTHs Re
GARD WILL CERTAINLY RESULT Dis
AsrRoUsLY. BEFTERPATROyIZE THE
cIoTHIER THAN THE
oUR REMovAL-sALE PRICES ABE
KEEPING US ACTIVE. WON'T VOC
SIZE Us:
Il. SAKS G CO.,
The One-Rioe UoAiers,
OPPOSITE VIEW
NOw Al uorr HoMf.
,o,a fzyc door
OFFICE s iscs
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THE DssfArCH
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