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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

Confederate Congressuan), Of Colds
boro', and Charles w. McClammy, Of
Fender. Swift Galloway. Of Wayne,
is On aspirant for the position. II Is
claimed by Green's friends that he will
be nominated on the first ballot. A
bard fight is being made for Dortch,
who Is = man Of marked ability. These
Conventions tomorrow will complete
the list Of those in the State
save in the Second and Twelfth dis
tricts. The former is the Black district.
0'HaTs will most probably be again
chosen there for Congress, while in the
Twelfth there appears to be no opposi'
ton TO Johnston, present member.
To-day the Republican State Execu'
tive Committee met here, j. j. Mott
presiding as chairman. Six members
were present. 1t was decided by
. vote Of to | to call no State Con-
yeu,ion this year, and to issue On adj
dress to the people Of the State setting
forth the policy Of the Republican
party. This was the only business
transacted. The discussion was rather
lively. The action Of the committee
means an endorsement Of all independ-
eut candidates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Anarchist Perjury.

my NtjrEEhpA W GbphNClAsJ
CHICAGO, August l0.-The Daily
News to-day charges August Spies the
Anarchist with having committed will
full perjury during his testimony yester-
day. In its leading editorial the Ners
says: II the remainder Of August
Vincent Theodore Spies's testimony is
as false as that relating to his age and
TO the bomb he gave to the reporter OF
the Daily Ne,os last January, the
whole is as sudacious piece OF
perjury as was ever uttered in. q
court Of justice. The bomb, q cut Of
which was printed in the DAILY Nsus
of January l4th last, was brought d.
rect from the hands Of Spies to this
Office. The writer handled it and ex-
snined it, and inquired as to the cir
cumstances under which it was OBJ
tsined, and ordered an artist TO make
q cut OF it, which subsequently sp-
peared in the paper. Any testimony
that such a bomb had lain
in The Arbe.ter Zettung Office " about
three years, as sworn to by Spies is ab-
solutely and umistakably perjury. It
bore upon its leaden sides proofs that it
was fresh from the hands that made il.
II was composed of the same mixture Of
lead and tin found in the bomb ex-
ploded at the Hsymarke. massacre.
such bombs come from mold. in which
they are cast with rough, dull. colored
exterior.
In the case Of the one given to the
patly News reporter by Spies this
rough rind had been rasped or filed
away until the whole shone with the
brightness Of newly.cut metal. ltsides
bore the trace where the teeth Of file
had bitten into the metal. For any
man to pretend that bomb bearing
such p.lpsble evidence Of recent manu-
facture had been knocking about in 81
Anarchist newspaper Office for three
years is to insults the general intelii-
sence. When he goes further and
50 ears to such 8 pretence he commits
yilful perjury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
The ANARCHISTS TRIAL.
The Evidence CioSed-Jhe Argument
90 Begin bay.
IRy telegraph 70 the D.spetch.l

by telegraph 10 the D!spstch.l
CHICAGO, August l0.-In the An
archists' trial to-day the State put
upon the witneSs-stand Ex-Governor
Samuel Merrill, of Iowa. lie said be
had employed Harry L. Gilmer of
and ON for five to six years. His
reputation as TO truth and veracity
was good. Several other witnesses
swore to the same effect, though many
Of them were compelled to admit tha.
they did not know Gilmer personally.
A policeman who was at the Hay
market meeting was then asked, " Be-
fore the bomb Was thrown did you have
anything in your hand which sbone like
the barrel Of q revolver ?"
Defence objected, but were overruled,
and the witness answered, 81 did
not
Ten Other police officers who were h
the squad which quelled the Hay 4p
ket riot were asked the same quesstao,
gave the same answer, were not cross
examined, and Mr.. Grinnell announced
that the csse for the State was closed.
Upon this the counsel on both sides en-
tered into discussion as to the nun.
Der and succession Of the speeches to
be made.
Judge Gary said presently-counsel
not being able to agree as to the success
sion Of speeches-he should allow but
two speeches on each side. Their be-
ing eigh. defendants, he would allow
eight speeches on a side, il counsel in
sisted on that number. Meantime the
counsel must agree among themselves a,
to the order Of the speeches.
The court then adjourned till to-mor-
Tow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Official Crop Report.


WASHINGTON, d. c., August To-
The spring wheat returns TO the De-
partment Of Agriculture for August st
show improvement in is condition in
Iowa, small decline in Wisconsin sad
Nebraska, and hsayy reduction in
Dakots. The causes Of deterioration
are drought and chinch-bugs. The
heat has been excessive in many dis
tiicts that have produced fair yield,
notwithstanding. Harvest is two weeks
earlier than usual and quite good, eX-
cept in sections where heavy loss from
blight has occurred.
The general average Of the condition
is reduced from $50 to SOL. At the
tiue Of harvest last year the average
was sc. Part Of The loss last season
occurred after August Isl. As the
present harvest is nearly over, with im-
proving meteorological conditions, the
hDsl estimate cannot be much further
reduced. The present average is ~
per cent. for Iowa, instead OF 90 as
last month. No less than twenty-five
counties, each producing from 100000
to | 900, 900 bushels, reportthe condition
100 or over. In Minnesota there is 40
increase Of from IS TO 50. The re.
duction in Wisconsin is from IS TO y
per cent. in Nebraska from SO to -,
and in Dakota from IS TO 50. Winter
wheat previously harvested is not re-
ported this month. There has been
heavy decline in the condition Of corn
sirce the LIST Of July. The average,
" hich was then IS per cent, is reduced
to 81. The heaviest decline is in HI
nois, Wisconsin, and the States ives!
OF the Mississippi. In the Eastern
Middle States the condition is well
maintained. 1t indicates not much ex-
ceeding % bushels per scre, though i'd
ture conditions may increase or decrease
the ultimate yield. The average OF
spring rye is IS. There has been no
material decline in oats, the average
being 81. Barley has maintained its
condition, and nearly an average crop
is assured. The condition Of buck@hes,
averages "a; tobacco, 81 potatoes, $.
Our agent in London cables to-day
that TIE European haryes. will he 10
per cent. less than last yesr-Frsnce
below one hundred million hectolitres,
Italy ffty-one, England 10 per cent.
reduction in rate Of yield OF reduced
area.
The Gotten crop has suffered from wet
weather in all States east Of the Missis-
sippi and in Louisiana. The average
condition has been reduced from So TO
81. Virginia, rs; North Carolina, IA;
South Carolina, e.; Georgia, So {;
Florida, Sc; Alabama, II :; Mississippi,
70: Louisiana, IS; Texas, 80; Arkan-
sas, e6; Tennessee, %. There has
been q slight advance in Arkansas.
The decline is heavy in the Carolinas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEw FORA STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoRx. August lo.-The dock market
recovered to-day from the ttsnt-money
scare, although Il II believed that the re-
adjustment OF loans VIII be the disturbing
element for some days to come. The prompt
reaction from depression was. however.
principally due 20 the renewed buying OF
Vanderbilt, LOUSY lie and Nashville. Tex
a. Pacific Kansas and Texas, and some
other stocks Tor London account. aud Eric
for German account. The conclusion that
money will command higher rates IN the
future and trouble between the baltimore
and Ohio and Pennsylvania caused dis
position TO cell In toe cary trading. bat the
effect OF the latter influence WAS short
lived. and the market quickly recovered.
Texas Pacific was the feature OF trading. On
various rumoIs NJ pending changes IN man.
segment the frst prices showed irregular
changes but were within = 10 PER cent
Of yesterdays closing figures. After some
besltancy the whole list advanced, with
Texas PRoifc and New York Central ss
leaders Moderate business was transacted
until the afternoon when 3 dull and Tea
tureless market WIS had, followed 10 the
last hour by moderate advances. and the
market closed firm. Closing prices show
decided gains for almost everything on tue
active list, Pacific Mail being the only ex-
sepiion. with a less OF y. Jersey Central Is
up IL: Omaha preferred, New YORK Zen.
tfsl. Kansas and Texss sad Erie each x,
and Others smaller Factions. Sales, 1875, 600
sharte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
WILMINGTON.

wrLsTserss. n. O., Apsu.t io.-rarpsn-
Use good, zoe, Isr DIM at ol.so. Crude
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
FEARFUL FOREST FIRES.
Two Thirds or Wooded Wisconsin
hbinze-DfsastrOus Results
of tue Fire.
ny telegra pa % the Dispatch.


MILWAUKEE,, WIS, August TO-
Inquiries at the general Offices Of roads
centerin mere ii regard TO forest fires
in the interior Of the State show a state
Of things not at all dissimilar TO pow
der magazine with lighted fuse leading
directly to it. In nearly every part
Of the central, northeastern, aud
northwestern paris Of the State
the forests are burning with more
or less disastrous results. The forests
in every part Of the State are SO
dry that destructive fires are liable TO
be reported at any moment where there
is a continuous belt OF timber TO carry
the flames. p. u. Graves, llnI-hIlteI
Of Eau Claire, has just returned from
an exploring trip through the forests
on the Upper Chippewa and to.
ward the Superior region. tie reporas
destruction Of standing pine and hard.
wood beyond calculation. The fire
extends in many places to the roots Of
trees two and three feet below the sur
face, and burns with the animation OF
finder. The smoke in the woods is
next 10 uncomfortable. He says the firs
is making great havoc sloGg the riser
twelve miles this side Of Superior, and
what few cul.iyators on farms there are
in that direction are completely swept
over, and the crops and considerable
other property destroyed, IN many IN
stances leaving the owners dependent.
The FIRE extends from that point along
the Superior and Omaha road nearly TO
Chippewa Falls, ten miles north Of
here. The grsin-felds are pitisble
sights, all Of them having 4 sombre t?-
pearance.
The Inter Oceans Eau Claire Wis
special says LAST night short but
brisk shower was effective in dampen-
ing and impeding the progress Of the
running fires in this district. and pas.
sengers on the late evening tram over
the Omaha and Wisconsin Central lines
report but few fires observed from here
for fifty miles down the line in the direo-
ton OF the pineries. NOrthward, how
ever, the country is enyelopei in blsck
,moke, and the odor from burning leaves,
grass, and debris is nausestlng. Reports
from the pineries on the Eau Claire
river, thirty to forty miles from here,
received this evening are to the effect
that the worst is over, though the
amount Of standing pine, railTOad-ties,
cord9ood, and other property destroyed
is quite large. W. p. Waterbury. Of
Augusta. twenty-five miles east ofhere,
loses considerable, among which IS two
hundred thousand feet Of logs, several
logging outfits aad camps, and cord
wood. The people along he railroad
have 10 further fears Of destruction Of
property.
Opportune rains this morning a:
msny points where the forest fires are
raging in Northern Wisconsin have I'M
peded their progress, and tonight al
vices are that the danger is greatly les
seDed.
In other places the fires remain IN
changed. The village Of Hansen IS
doomed. 1t is surrounded by walls Of
flames, and, while women as well Sc
men are fighting the IRE, the water sup
ply is becoming exhausted.
Brillion and Rantoal, in Calumet
county, are surrounded by fires, and
tho farmers are hOoking into ito village
for safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Fire In Michigan.

10y teleSropu W TUG bnp~A'I
SAULT STE. MARIE, MICH, August
l0.-The entire block bounded by
Water, Gross, Portage, and River
streets was consumed by fire last night.
All the buildings east Of the Chippewa
House to Cross street were also burned.
About half the property in the stores
Was saved, though in q damaged condi-
ton. The buildings burned include
hotels, stores, and private dwellings,
and were all in the centre Of the town.
Owing to faultiness in the construction
of the buildings, but little insurance will
be received. There was a strong wind
blowing from the southwest at the time
Of the FIRE. The telegraph is so dis
abled that regular business is impossi-
bic. The loss will probably be heavy,
but cannot now be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Friendly Empsrors.

GAsTEIS, August l0.-Emperor
William took his departure to-day Tor
Ems. Emperor Francis Joseph accom-
panied him to the station, sad the two
monarehs, amid the cheers OF the large
crowd which had assembled, babe eacn
other farewell with nuch profdsion oil
sffectiona,e demonstration. They EN-,
biaced and kissed each other several
times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
COTTON REPORT.
Market easy.
QUOTATIONS..
Coon MIDDLIN6.-eEc.
hIDDLIS6.-e5sc
Low MIDDLING.-9c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 10, 1888.
The tobacco market, while showing no
new feature to-day, remains fairly active.
only the less 20 than some days because the
best has been already picked over. and
buyers are taking & comparative rest from
the recent boom. Some very poor specimen
plants OF the new crop were exhibited On
the Exchange doors to. day, but did not
seem 10 surprise or frishten any one.
Filters seemed more active, ana there were
several good sales OF good cutters and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
The New POssmssiers.

by teItkfhpu 20 IHv DFI"'V11'I
WASHINGTON, August l0.-The
President has appointed the following
postmasters: Hiram Hieubert, at Out
tursp. rice S. N. Griffin, suspended /;
Martha j. Tucker, at 0kalons, Miss,
rice r. NJ. Tindall, commission ex-
PRED; Mary b. Johnson, at GAINESVILLE,
Tenn. rice William 7. Green, suspend
ed: William Groome. at Vicksburg'
Miss, rice John ID. Tenney, commits
sion expired; Jefferson B. Browne, at
Key West Fla, rice W. I. English,
commission expired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Saratoga Races
IRy telegraph % tie Dispatch.

ny teIesrapH = ne DIspaTCU'I
SARATOGA, \. Y, August To-
First race-three quarters Of mile
Lord Lorne won Tambonette second,
Peconic third. Time. l:lG}.
Second race-one mile and five hun
dred yards Barnum Won; Aretino
second, Free Knight third. Tine,
2:l5l.
Third race-for two-year-olds, Eve
ei,h;hs Ct q mile-Laredo won; Lizzie
KIepps second, Griset.e third. Time,
1923.
Fourth rsce-oue mile-FslcOner
won; Pettycoat second, Little Minnie
third. Time, l:43.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Unsatisfactory burned.

lSpecinl TELEGRAM TO the DNpatch.l
GREENSBORO, n. c., August TO-
The North Carolina spoke and handle.
factory, together with the machinery,
lumber, &C., was consumed by fire
this morning at O'Clock. The origin
Of the fire is unknown, but supposed
10 be incendisry. Loss about $4,000 !;
insurance, $4,000.
A joint-stock company has been
formed, and the factory will at once be
rebuilt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
STOCKJVAKlNG

SToCKITAKlNd
Us about over aud the results
u.s5 reached IS
VERY GRATIFYING.
The thorough examination Of
goods incident TO stock-taking
developed Instances Of bene-
faction to our friends ana Gus.
TONERS. We Will give you few
examples:
We found. after matching Up
WORTH our suits. about 500 pairs Of
Pants extra. The best portion
OF these are worsteds In black
aud colors. The majority Of
these are worth s7-nons are
worth less than So. II you want
q pair come and get them a.
ls4.35. We have small and large
sizes 80 your chances OF being
$500. fitted are good provided you
come now. A. sAKs Il 90.
SLIGHTLY SOlLED.
We also came across about
sixty White Vests, slightly soil.
ed from laying on our counters.
These vests are In large sizes
WORTH only. for men Weighing from 200
to 500 pounds. The price for
them was sl-any fat man can
have his pick for 42c.
A. SAKE & co.
81 ERsUCKER COATS AND VESTS.
OF these. owing to recent cool
weather. we have quite large
e850. stock. Il IS our intention to
close them out. so oiTcr yon the
SIZZLING choice OF twenty patterns for
$3.50. We are going TO have lots |
FOR OF hot weather yet, so you had !
better provide yourself now and |
be resdy for the onslaught.
n. SAKS G CO., |
THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
1908 MAIN STREET.
aul1l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
rho Augusta CGa.) Labor Troublss.

AUOJ STA, GA, August l0.-Ghe
mills sll closed down to-day, as Ito
Augusta factory hands did not rstur'
to work. The Knights of Labor ar
holding large meeting tonight, with
representatives from other States offer
ing aid. Four thousand bands are ou,.
The master workman tonight made az
address counselling peace and goo
order during the lockout. Many opera
tives are said TO have left the city.
There is no prospect of settlement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Cholera In Italy aud Austria

lBy AuSio-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.
LONDON, August l0.-ro-day's re-
turns from the cholera-infected districts
10 Italy are Bsrletta ll9 rev cases
81 deaths Bologna II new cases, .
deaths; Ravenna 81 new cases, IL
deaths; Pescantins 10 new cases,
deaths; Bendols l3new cases, deaths
and 80 new cases and IL deaths else
where.
The Austro-Hungsrian reports are
Trieste : new cases, 2 deaths Flum- :
new cases, no deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Tirtd of MAIking.

WAsHINGToN, August 10.-Csi-
tain r. W. Anderson, OF Sumter, s. c.,
who IS ninety-six years old, and i,
making pilgrimage 10 Boston on foot,
applied at police-hesdquarters here TO-
day for transportation on the cars. lie
says he would walk but his money h'
given out. lie had little dog viii
hin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Hfnfh OF William W. FItz.

STANTON, va, August l0.-Wil-
liam W. Fitz, clerk at the Hale House,
in this city, died to-day. He was sick
two weeks Of bilious intermittent.feyer
and liver. complaint. He will be buried
tomorrow near Keswick depot, Abe.
marie county. He was a brother Of j..
NJ. p. Fitz, proprietor Of the Hale
House, and Captain Fitz, Of the Chesa-
peske and Ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Yell Your Hundred Feet.

KANAwHA FALLS, W. VA, Au-
gust l0.--This morning as Abe Henry,
a German peddler, was crossing New
river on q cable, which is used for
bringing plank from the opposite noun
tain to the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, the anchor broke and he fell q
distance Of four hundred feet upon a
rock, and was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11

tees, Of the State University, 1t Oxford,
Miss, was shot and killed Sunday
night by J. N. Howsy, lsw professor Of
the University. The cause Of the diff
Guilty Is said to b differences that have
existed for some time between the pro-
fessors and trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
A Chanee Shot from Man of-war.

lBy Angio-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch.
DUBLIN, August l0.-The British
ironclad Shannon, during her guunery
practice to-day off Donegal, accidentally
fred one shot ashore, which smashed an
clubhouse attached to a dwelling. The
inmates ofthe dwelling and their neigh
bors fled inland, panic stricken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Fatal railroad Collision.
TRv ts'eora nh IN tina Dlsuatch. I

LOUISVILLE, August l0.-rhe Gin
cinnsti midnight express, south-bound,
and q freight train, north-bound from
Louisville, collided near Sulphur sts-
ton, on the Louisville and Nashville
road, this morning, resulting in the kill
ing Of Frank Weber and the fatal
vounding Of A. S. Hsol, postal clerk,
and J. L. TAYLOR, conductor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
NSw York city officials indicted.
lHy telesra Nh TO the Dispatch,l

New YORK, August l0.-The grand
jury to-day returned indictments against
Commissioners Publicly orks Squire
ard Maurice B. Flynn, to whom
SQUIRE gave his resignation, and who is
said to Gown" Squire. Squire was
soon arrested, and Flynn surrendered
TO the district attorney.
Mr.. Flynn was released on bail about
/ o'clock, but the Commissioner did no.,
gain his freedom until an hour later.
The bond IN each case was fox al0, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
The weather in Richmond yesterday

~as damp, Misty, rsry close, and Uarm'
Rance of ThermoD,eter Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
For Congress.

lBy telegraph 10 Tho Dtpatch.I
ST.. LOUIS, No., August lO.--The
deadlock which has existed in the con-
gressional nominating convention at
Charleston, No., for 3 week, was broken
last night on the Standardization
first ballot BY the nomination Of James
Walker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Easo.Rnii Nc.ferdnY.

by teleg aIh 10 the Dspstcn.l
Boston Bostons, J; Kansas Citys,
3.
Philadelphia : Philaielphias, 2; Chi
csgos, 3.
Cincinnati: Cincinna;is, II; Bait
moTes, :.
Pittsburgh Pittsburghs, IA; Athie-
tics, :.
Washington W,shiugtons, G, St.
Louis, 3.
New York New Yorks, 10; De.roitS,
:.
Louisville Louisyilles, Is; Brook.
lyns, 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
LITE WEATHER REPORT.
[By telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

IE1 EN4N19" ~ - W.
WASHINGTON, August Ill 4.
N.-For Virginia, local rams, south
sr'y riuds, nearly stationary temperd-
tire.
For North Carolina, local rains,
followed by far weather, southerly
uinis, slightly FARMER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
Death 81 Ex-Governor Stsveuso1
fBy telcxrnth 10 tbs DispAtcn.I

CINCINNATI, August l0.-Ex-Goy-
ernos John w. Stevenson, OF Kentucky,
died this morning at his residence, Gov
ipgton, sfier short illnsss aged seysn-
ly.thrse years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
an,,,annssr vtgns.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispsich.l
WASHINGTON, August lot IS
stated at the War and Navy Depart
ments to-day that while the lighting
branches Of the Government are IN their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
CINCINNATI.

CrxcrsEArI. August lo.-Flour easy.
Wheat easy ard lower; No. red. 7s1ss75c.
o.;s setive: go. 2 mixed. 3sa2s1sc. fork
oui.t at sio.2s. Lard strong at s6e2s.
BULK meats dun and lower shoulders.
ssI5. bacon unchanged. Whiskey steady
az si07. sugar unchanged. hoss nrn;
con mon aue light. siasi.so; packing And
butchers. s4.5css4 SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
LEATHER, &C.

r EATHER, LEATHER, SHOE
- FINDINGS, OILS. &C. AT vEKY Low
PRICES Il have usf tecei led a very large
stock OF sOLE-LkArHERS and other
feathers OF every description. wh!Gh | pnr.
chased ia person ~ extremely low figures.
and which shall se A. iOw prices Give
mesosll j! you vis1 anything IN my line.
Is. u. CHALkLEY.
Dealer n Leather and Hides,
II touth Thirteenth street
sull-lW between Main and Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-11
AKtIsf SUPfLIbs.
REMOVAL.
aDyEgyIsfNG AGENCY.

NEWSPAPERS ADyERTiSiNG.--A
IN book of loo cages The Dess book for al
advertiser 10 consnlt, DO ne experienced no
otherwise. 10 contains isls os nsufpapew
and estimates OF the ensi OF advertising
lar. frcs IN II the Information be rex aife.
whiie for him who VIII inve<f one hanfres
thousand dollars IN sdysrsis,ux. Q scheros .
Indicated which viii meet MA every rec lirs-
meDi. or ON be made 20 90 ~ by siishl
snos 0ns Snnarsa ard ctty-tbs-s "a 'fiorS
rave been Issued 5snt, postpaid, % Aas
address for ten centA Apply 20 GEOislc
r. HOWELL 4 Co, SEwsrAPkk ApvEst
rlslN6 BUREAU. 10 Spruce s:rvss Nrsos-
M 1 ~" a. sI-ds~Svly