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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

Mr.. Arthur. the eN-prrNidrut, intend, to
write his memoirs unless death should cut
short his work
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
LOCAL NOTICES.
BuckIen's Arnicn saIve

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
COrns, and all skin eruptiOnS and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
aDteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 centSper box. For
sale by Charles ludlow Il Go
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

Jack Frost is kindly remaining in Canada
He is not wanted this side of the lakes.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06

Two companies of L. :. troops left Co
lumbus last night for Cincinnati.
Section men of the {. H. 4 d. and {. ".
4 Il. railroads have struck
The Cleveland and Marietta railroad WAS
sold under foreclosure for 500, 600.
Notwithstanding the strikes, the New
York stock markets We're strong YESTERDAY
The next Ohio Republican state conven-
tiOn will be held at Columbus, August -.
Seventeen boycotting members OF the
Bohemian Bakers Union. New York, were
arrested yesterday.
Test. Tyrant. AdoniS and Littrrl were
the winning horses in the opening da, :
races at Lexington.
1t is estimated that there are thirty
thousand men out of employment through
strikes i'll Cincinnati.
The wall of building fell at Minneapo-
lis, burying a dozen men. -Four were taken
out dead and the Others mole or less injured.
The grand encampmemt |. q. O. F.. meet
ing in Dayton. installed q list uf officers
and adjourned Ia meet in Columbus in MAY.
lSS7.
Many labor organizations in Cincinnati
have passed resolutions against the social
lists a. enemies of. labor and the interests of
wUrkingmen
George kadcS. an insane man of Cleye-
land. o., murdered with a knife in most
horrible manner his Step-daUghter, Lizzie
Wolf, aged eighteen.
Nearly eight hundred men employed by
Halls Safe and Lock company. Cincinnati.
left work yesterday. The works Of the
NoSler safe and L"ck company are also
idle.
The Ohio Cnmmandrry of the Loyal r.
gion of the United States met in Cincin-
natl last night and held the annual election.
General Il. B. Hayes was reelected com
mander.
Grand Master Workman Powderly de
nounceS the Chicago anarchists. A mass
meeting of knights Of Labor al Albany, y.
Y, passed resolutions of drnunciatiun and
deIdoring acts looking to anarchy and social
ism.
Ex-senator DoolittIe. Of Wisconsin, is
quoted aS saying that the greater part Of
the socialists are Bohemian and kindred
natiunalitieS of the Sav race, who have.
lived for centuries OIL common land. yer,
much a. nur Indians do. The present rx-
ctement will not last long.
The authorities of Cincinnati have taken
measures Ia promptly suppress any serious
disorder that may possibly arise. One
thousand special policemen will br sworn
in. the First Ohio regiment and battery are
under arms. L. 5. and Ohio state truopS
will be sent from Columbus if needed
Mayor Smith has ISSUED Proclamation
calling for citizens meeting at each voting
precinct this evening, 10 organize a com
mittee of safety.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-06
Robert Kennedy i on top.
HE NeWs IN sRIsE.

The weather is absolutely splendid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
The Jersey Cattle Exhibtt-The Presi-
dent Takes n Drink Of Jersey Miik.

The grand display OF jersey cattle made
AZ the state Fair by the well-kDown and
Successful stock. breeders, Messrs. Rowe.
Of Fredericksburg, was greatly admired
by the large crowd in attendance yester-
day. Messrs. NJ. b. Rove & Co. exhibit a
large number, among them many dne ant
mails, both home. bred and imported. The
grand sweepstakes herd prize was awarded
10 the following four animals, owned By
Messrs. NJ. h. Rowe e. Co.: Brunetts
Prince imported Glorioss. Miss MOXeiy.
imported Lady Fideleti. and Eudena. Two
Of these handsome cows were sold yester-
day, Eudena going to Alexandria and Miss
MoXely 20 North Carolina.
These gentlemen also show large and
attractive lot Of beautiful calves, many Of
which were sold TO go South. The Messrs.
Rowe received, in addition TO the herd
prize, number OF class prizes and both
dairy premiums. The butter made from
this herd was awarded the first prize over
a large lot.
The President honored this herd by
sending for some milk, and large pitcher
full Of the richest quality was supplied
from imported Gloriosa, one OF the prize
herd, and sent with Nj. Rowc's compl-
ments.
Several other herds of Jersey cattle were
represented.
Messrs. Rowe and Washington had .
fine lot from the Spring-Hill herd, con-
spicuous among them beng B1inda, 4
beautiful beiier, and winner Of first prize
in her class.
Messrs. Grant and Ellison make 4 fine
show, Silver Sheen and Golden Dawn at
tracing considerable attention.
Mr.. Joseph X. Anderson, Jr., exhibits a
small herd Of choice animals, headed by
the fine Young bull Rieter Duke.
Or. Beattie is again on hand with a small
herd Of excellent animals.
The Cameron Brothers, Of Gordonsville,
show several Jerseys Of good quality, Ola
diator and II. Georges Gloriosa being
among their best animals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Crowded Last Days.

As the time Of this Great sale i limited
10 six days, everything will be sold quick.
This Is the first time a sale al this kind has
taken place in this city, may never occur
again. In order 10 show what extraOrdl-
nary bargains will be offered, a few prices
are quoted. Save this aud bring it with
YOU. and ask for the follOwing.mentioned
articles. and remember This great sale must
close in six DAYS: This S2.Sj Oyercoat i
well made, fine quality heavy cloth, latest
stvIe, and guaranteed worth SIS. This
=. s. Overcoat we allow you 10 keep home
four DAYS, and if you are not satisfied with
il. no matter wha. the cause, il not soiled,
We hereby bind ourselves and agree TO re-
torn the S2.S5. Also a large LOT OF light
and heavyweight Overcoats, extra fine
quality cork-screw-SIlk- and satin-lined,
and over six thousand different STYLES OF
Oyercoats equally a. cheap. A splendid
,uit Of Mems Winter Clothes, 1878; this
suit is well made, all 10 match, latest style,
and really worth Sl3. We allow You TO
keep The suit home four days. aud II not
soiled, we herewith bind ourselves to re.
turn the 1915. We offer an elegant pair OF
Mems Winter Pants for sI.2i. made OF
heavy dark cloth, and if not soiled and you
don't think they are worth - bring them
back and get your 81 "a at any time during
the sale: also eXtra-fne Cashmere and Cork
screw-the finest quality silk and satin
lined Suits. and over 10000 different KINDS
Of suits equally as cheap. Don't fail 70
call and examine this great wholesale stock
at retail. II costs nothing 10 call and Judge
for Yourself, and you will find that every
thing is sold just as cheap as mentioned.
A chance to get such bargains viii posi-
tiyely never occur again at the Great As
signee sale, 1908 east Main street, corner
Twelfth. Richmond. Open till at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
HERE!!!

The garments we had made in London
are now here-the English Made Trousers,
the English. Made Suits, and the English
Overcoats; we had them made in London;
they convey the swell" idea OF style. be-
cause they are English, you know"
care they better than those made here? ."
was the query Of one OF our patrons yester-
day. We promptly said NO. These Eng
iish Clothes remind us OF Mark Twain's
story OF the painting Of the Lords Supper,
which he relates in his "Innocents
Abroad" In substance, he says that
when the painting was done by An Italian
tie Saints seated around the table were
Italians. and when painted by Dutchman
they were all Dutehmen." In this satire.
however, he teaches Us that 1t is nigh i'm
possible for as to shake of our nationality.
20 II is with these English Clothes. They
are cut and made by Englishmen. and
their nationality is clearly stamped on
them. American-crt Clothes for Men are
the best fitting IN the world, snd an Amerl-
can cutter can no more cut an English-look-
ing garment than an EpgIishman can cut
an American-looking one. We would be
glad TO have you see these garments. It's
an easy way Of conveying false inpres-
slons-this quoting OF priees-so we re-
frain from II whereyerit does. We keepon
gTowing-that is, our business does
from day TO day, year By year, and we
know OF nothing that causes 1t but lesiti-
mate trading, taking care that You get
dollars worth, a good. full dollars worth,
for every dollar you spend here. and then
seeing that we get the dollar. We know we
have the best clothes in the city-best In
quality. best In trimming, and best In flt,
while the prices are way down. Our assort-
ment is beyond comparison with any in
this city; In fact, but few houses in the
country are equal to the matching OF our
stock. The Mems or Youths Suits We sell
at slO-Ten dollars, our owest-prlced--
are made by and for rs. They are honest
In material and trimmings stylish in cut !;
inst the same as the SIS, $40, s25. $50. and
ts5 Suits are, only not as fne. We are
ready to serve you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

Adjutant Angus Med. Green, OF the
THIRD Virginia regiment, is in the city.
Mrs.. James W. Green, OF Culpeper. Is In
the civ. and Is stopping at Mr.. Hays's,
corner Of Seventh and Main streets.
The entertainment given by Professor
Goode al -. johns German Egangeneai
church, " hich was such success, "iii NC
repeated there tonight.
I. was DIR. David s. Watson and mol Dr.
J. c. Watson, ~ announced 10 Yesterday
mornings paper, who was Judge ~ .he
trotiIng races Ut the FAIRGROUNDS wed
nesday.
The majority Of the knights OF Labor
who attended the recent Convention IN
this city, including the members OF tne
Executive Board, nearly all leit Tor ther
homes yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
n.Nln..- 10 1921
WASHINGTON,
BIaine's Fig ures upset.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. October 2l.-Mr.
James G.. Elaine, in his speech al Pitts
bureb YESTERDAY, referred 10 Chattanooga
as point in the South where colored Ia
borers sre paid sixty and seventy cents
day. The Dqiiy Times, commenting on
this speech, says: Careful investigation
here reveals the fact that the lowest
wfces paid TO colorCd labOrers in any
industry il ninety cents per dAy,
and this rate covers only few at the south
Tredeear Iron. Works. The greater num-
Der Of cOlort d men al those works receive
wages running from 81 10 80 per day, with
a large number at intermediate rates OF
s1.25 and $50 per dav. In every case
where skilled colOred men are employ
ed e. heaters. puddlers, helpers, &c.
they get exactly the same wages
Is white men doing the same work
The colored labOrers at The Chattanooga
furnaces get 1875, sl.J0. and g per day,
according 10 the skill. responsibility, &c.
REQUIRED 10 fiji the various places in which
they work. These are representative
southern industries. What we say OF
Chattanooga in this regard applies to Biz
mingbam, Knoxville, and other places.
The colored boys in the south Trede-
car Cail-Works. working A. feeders,
make from IS cents TO SID per
day. according to the skill and industry
displayed IN their labor. Some cOlOrcd
men make A. high a "a per day a pud-
dlers and fOundry-men in this section. We
nav say generally that the scale runs from
81 20 SlJO for the great mass OF colored
men working in southern manufactures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Police Ceavt.


The Following cases were disposed Of In
TINS court yesterday morning:
N. y. Castleman, drunk. Dismissed.
James Alien (colored). breaking into the
room OF Charles o'Brien aud stealing s1j,
one suit Of clothes. and Two receivers, all
OF The value OF 500. Sent on 10 tue grand
jury.
Charles Francis aud Fannie Carter doth
colortdh fighting 10 the street. Dismissed.
Charles Francis (colored), striking Fanny
Mics With rock. Fined IS.
Edward Williams and J. +. Chaplin,
drunk and dsorderly. Dismissed.
Joseph Fields (colored), keeping a disor-
Derry house. Attachment issued.
Michael Bauman, drunk. Fined g.
A. X. Smith. drunk and driving his
team too fast. Fined IS.
W. II. TOler, irespasslng on the premises
Of Mollie &. smith. Fined $3.50.
William G. Woodson, drunk. Fined q.
j. +. Chaplin, resisting the police. Sept
on TO The grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

YEsTERDAY'S RACES.
Coed Trials OF speed Witnessed by
Thuusaucs of People.


TIE race. Yesterday afternoon would
coelaFe ia'orab'y with any Of those Of
former yesr.. and were witnessed by IN
immense ihroug q people. The Grand
- nd vas crowded. Not only were all
TIE s,st. taken. hui thousands o. persons
stood on either side Of the track Tor long
chtance both sides Of the Grand stand,
and other. occupied every available point
ifou which q glimpse Of the track could be
gotten. Tie track vas ia fine condition,
and ihf trials q speed were good. The
Iunping races were allerna'ed between the
beat. % Toe lr.i trotliBg lace. The judges
Wuf toe same a. on wednesday. These
gtLtfuen Will serve again to-day. The
f.us were started very promptly at :
ocock, and were rushed. that The Presi'
uen and party might see IS many Of them
s. pos.ible before they left.
fUSf Race The Gr,t race was run
hcc-prcmluu. 800 mile bcstA two in
ihrtf three OF more 20 enter, three 10
start maidtas allowed seven pounds.
iui horse. $50; second, go. Entries !:
Eoiine, D. T., William Garth; Mister
Dealer, q. s.. J. W. bradshaw; Grismer,
:. T., William Bryan; Mamie b., b. 8.
INs"til a fhppen; Tomasia, b. f.. I. W.
DosWen.
IN ibis race good start was gotten
pfompiy, and the contest was a splendid
OBJ. Both heats were run in i:41, aud
icy were very siJilar throughout The
loiae' IN each instance ran ali together
id ore md then another forging ahead,
wv! he third qpsrteI-pole was reached,
WIN t0line hsG the lead, with Grisher
ikhiing hfTd for II. Here TOTnssia pulled
~, aud on the bOme-streieh gained the
'eao and came under tie wire with Eollne
third.
osooad kaos. This trial was trO;iing
y Nsgons-pfemium. Sl00--genilemen
Viitffs, b0Isq-fd Owners 10 drive; mile
Dssls, two IN three: four 10 enter, three %
slj1. open &c horses that have not been
eilten 10 race by a Jockey within two
3esr' nom This date. Amy person who has
SIHsn 10 race fOE pay Is barred. First
1t, 80; second b0Fse. SIS. kDtrics:
aolA eeoden, =. e.. &. o. Campbell, Rich
,soeoi Frank, black e., w. N. Parrish,
5S~naond; Lady Maury, b. m., II. Z.
De.9f, Henrieo county; Joe John, b. h.,
~ ~ Taylor, Richmond; Pauline, b. ~,
4. .. boswell, Hanover county; Carrier,
''.'t =, julian Morris, Louisa county.
a. aisays The case 10 wagon races, II
-. ~ st'ae time 70 get the horses 10 leave
'Ds wire together.
~, ~ tee ffsi beat Frank took the pull,
aa LADY haury a. close second, and they
III, ~ ~ ifont Until alter passing the bali
e. .a pek- Between here and the stables
S ssnhs came up, and for several hundred
80 ~ three Kept very close together,
NM Chances In favor u Lady Aaury.
. n coming w on the homo
se'eh i'1nasis, shc then held third place,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

Political Dfseussssu - Giles Csurt-
housc-spdfcssa Scr Tsrgery.
IspeciaI ieIegrnrn 10 the DlapAtch.l

CRmsrfASsBuRo, VA, October 81 "A
discussion took place At Giles Courth0nse
last Tuesday lcourt-dayb Tn which thc
liyeliest Interest was manifested. Colonel
3. Hampton Hoge, OF this place, repre-
sented The Democracy, enabling Major
Henry 10 oil another appointment in ao-
other part OF the district, and Ex-Governor
Camcron's ex. secretary spoke for Bowen
The Silent. Colonel Hoge secured sn easy
victory. as be inflicted blow after
blow upon the devoted heads o.
the mum candidate and his mouth-plece.
The Democracy Of Old Giles warmed up
TO great feryor, giving round after round
81 applause. A few more such licks a. our
tonBsman put IN and assurance will be
made doubly sure as 10 Major Heury's elec-
ton by a very large majority. Colonel
Hoge speaks at HalifIx Courthouse on next
Monday.
A msn named Jsmes stephens, a native
Of this county. was brought here on yes
terday from POcahOntas and indicted by
the grand jury for forgery.
The Board Of Code-I'eyisers. after three
q onihs Of hard labor, has taken recess OF
a week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
su,,n.r,,. STORE ueettng.

There VIII be a Democratic meeting nj
smIther,'s store Thursday next, 2sth in-
sisnt. George ID. WISE and other speakers
viii be there. This meeting Is postponed
frnfn 10. iliphl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

lBy Angola cable soihe Dispatch.

IbJ ADkIU-A1HtIICHn cNDle b0IuH DEpkFV".I
BERLIN, October 21.-Tbe Social Demo
cratic members Of the ReichstaE have given
notice that in CONSCIENCE q rhe ZarSsh
SoaiaI Democrats approval Of the yerdicts
in the Freiburg triiIs they have decided 10
deprive that Journal Of the charnter Of the
official organ Of the party, and that 4 new
paper, which will represent the pcsty, will
soon appear.
The Socialist Hoffman has been expelled
from Leipsie. He was accompanied 10 The
city boundary by numerous friends.
A French priest OF Ni0Dyille has been
sentenced at Metz 10 two months impris-
orment for causing the choir 81 his church
10 chant prayers for divine protection over
The French army while acting in defence Of
France. The judgment was based on q
charge Of exciting seditious cries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Iowa FALLS, HAKDIy COUNTY, Iowa,

Iowa FALLS, HAKDIS COUNTY, Iowa,
June 3, 1885.
have been using Allcock's Porous Pas
tiers for four years, and think j could not
&c: along without then. For long time
was afflicted with a pain under my right
sbouider-blade; also had considerable
difficulty m breathing. l applied an ALI
cocks Porous Plaster on my back. and one
or my chest. kept changing them every
four days, and ut the end OF three weeks
was entirely cured. 4. s. STEVENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
General Miles Congra:ulates Hts
Troops.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatchl

CHICAGO, October 2l.-A special from
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, published here
this morning, SAYS: The order OF General
Miles announcing TO his troops the close OF
the Indian campaign in Arizona has Just
been made public, and is an interesting
document. He congratulate the men upon
the establishment Of permanent peace,
etc. He mentions individual acts OF hero
ism on the part Of officers and men during
the campaign, the most conspicuous being
the conduct Of Lieutenant L. II. Clark,
Tenth cavalry. and Private John Conrad.
OF Captain Hatfeld's Fourth cavalry troop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

We advise those interested TO call at
Owens d Minors, 1907 Main street, aud in
spect their well-selected stock OF Fancy
Goods which are sold at moderate prices.
Those in search Of bridal presents would
do well to examine their assortment OF
Dressing. Cases, Mirrors, Cut-Glass Bottles.
and many other useful and handsome pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
81 So.

As The 80 SHOE seems to be the adyer'
tised shoe OF the times, call attention to
nv line. j have the JAMES MEANS SHOE TO
commence with. Next, the HAND-WELT
WAUKENPHAsT, in Lace and Congress.
Then
FRENCH KIP WIRE. SCREWED SHOE,
which will give more wear than anything
made. Just the thing for railroad and eX-
press-men.
J. A. GRIGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Marriage of Mr. Messinger and Miss
Moore.

Yesterday afternoon al 5 o'clock, at the
residence Of Mr.. Richard Moore, south
second street, Miss kithe {. Moore,
charming and popular young lady, third
daughter Of Mr.. Moore, was united in wed
lock 10 Mr.. Albert \. Messenger. OF New
York, the Rev. J. b. Cook officiating. Al
ter the ceremony the bridal couple left on
an extended bridal tour North, and will be
absent several months, visiting the princi-
psl citi,s. They will spend several week.
in Carada. The bride was the recipient Of
quite q number Of valuable and handsome
presents IRON friends and relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
THE RICHMOND DIspA TCH--FRIDAY OCTOBER O. 1886

mission. McCabe sat with bis wife and
counsel m the front OF the bar. Tie looked
TAB ana tareworn. His counsel submitted
~ ffndavf from Dir. Hammond 10 the effs'ct
tlst mere y reasonable ground 10 b,'iicve
that MeCabe is suffering from Incipient IN.
sarlty. Judge Cowlng announced ttat he
wtuld have Jury impapelled 10 try The
Question OF Melabe's mental condition..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
GrossIy Exaggerated.

TOY F'I4 " WV '7E"f77''N11'
NEWPORT, Il. l., October 2l.-The Daily
AeicS this afternoon (which speaks by au-
,hority) saws: Admiral Luce states that
the anonymous reports in regard TO the
smuggling alleged 10 have been done by
officers Of the United States ships Saratoga
and Portsmouth are grossly and malicious
Is exaggerated, and be is confident that
they have not even laid themselves liable 10
psy duty. II duties are assessed, it will be
only for small sums,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Copdemniug Pinkertou's Mes.

by ItItETHp 10 tIIt TIhINtIHsI
CHICAGO. October 21.-At 4 meeting OF
District Assembly No. q, knights Of
Labor. last night, the following resolutions
were adopted
Whereas. a band OF mercenary men,
known a. " PinkertOn's detectives" have
again she'd innocent blood: therefore
ReSOlred, Tuat District Assembly No. p,
knights OF Labor, condemns in unmea-
sured terms any city, county, or state ON
cials that will quietly sit down and allow
this band Of hired assasslns 10 murder in
nocent citizens.
ReSOlred, That we as law-abiding citi-
zens make request Of the proper authorities
to bring all the parties to this foul con-
spiracy 10 trial, that justice may be meted
out 10 them in accordance with law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Hardmau Piano I'm the Prcsidenfs
Room.

The Hdrdmdn PiGBO was selected to
furnish the private apartments Of President
Cleveland on the FAIRGROUNDS. The in-
strument is one Of the hsndsomest styles Of
mahogany, with continuous silver-hinged
lids. II is similar 10 the elegant upright IN
the reception-sal0n OF the Governors Man
sion. Walter ID. Moses & Co.. 9l4 NJ iin
street, supplied the Piano, and It can be
seen in their ware.rooms to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22

responsibility for any mischief TIM,
might arise, which might be dnc.
rs was I've csse 10 February last, only TO
the inefifocncy OF the police. They say
that The proposed demonstration " rs much
tni'tlod to police protection as Is the Lord
Mayors show, and that II such protection
he accorded the demonstration win be an
orderly one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Dates Paid Under Protest.

NEWPORT, r. l., October 2l.-The matter
a smuggling on board the trainIng-shlp'
saratoga and Portsmouth was settled this
afternoon by deputy collector boarding
The vessels and collecting from the officers
the duties, amounting to $500, due on the
eontraband articles found by the inspectors.
Payment was made under protest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Cancers Cured.

DR.. A. G. Wollard, of Richmond, Va, Is
having great success In cunng Cancers.
He hiss cured hundreds pronounced in.
durable by other physicians. Send for
pamphlet with references and certificates.
Ire Doctor can be found at his office, 70s
east leigh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-22
Acquisted-Thc Gamblers Indicted.
Especial telegram 10 the DispstchJ

PETERsBURG, Va, October 2l.-W. ;.
Holloway, Richmond man, arrested some
weeks ago for stealing horse and buggy
from Richmond hycTyman, was tired and
acquitted this evening in the Hastings
Court.
In the Hastings Court this evening
large number Of white and black gamblers
were indicted by the grand jury. Ex-Goy-
erpOr Cameron is their counsel.