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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
TROTTING on THE ROAD.
How Robert Bonner Was Eeinfro-
duced TO Roscoe tonkiipg.
frrnrf biaid ord Farm

One day last week q quiet-looking gen.
tleman was driving big bay gelding do"n
the avenue leisuTely, at about three
minute gait. As he approached light
wagon driven by n tall man with q
snowy Venetian beard the tall mans
horse duickened his gait. The quiet
gentleman following thought the other
DESTROYS Of q brush. lie himself was
driving a very good roadster, one OF
the kind that will do whatever Is asked OF
him within his limit, and his limit is not
narrow. The horse was qulckencd to
$50 clip, and still the tall mans hoi- KEPT
in front. The quiet gentleman's animal
was let out to $40 gait, and yet an ob'll-
nate two lengths separated him from The
leader. "Wcll," laid the qnie. gentleman
TO himself, g think | will see what KIND
Of chap that is"
He pulled the $50 stop on his trotter,
under which pressure the tcn nan was
gradually overhauled. As the nose OF the
follower reached his wheel the quiet.look-
ing gentleman saw that the tall mans horse
showed signs OF getting tangled. For an
instant he held his horse In, allowing the
tall man 10 open gap OF two lengths.
Then, for the first time, he let his
horse have his head. The speed,
when Dau Dttu EIdNuaIf lo"Ni
from three minutes 10 300, 2:4O, ana
$50, consecutiyely, became nearly =
two.minutc cliD. As the big bay rushed
LIZ him ike locomotive the tall geutle-
mans horse broke and went up Into tie
air. The rush continued. A $50 trotter,
going at speed, and driven by still teller
man. was passed. The animal jumped into
the roadside ditch, frightened by the terrific
speed OF the quie. gentleman's horse. B =
fore One. Hundred. and Twenty street
was reached the very tel MAJ, whose mare
had gone for the ditch, Joined conyersA tion
with the quei gentleman, who wa RoDel.
Bonner out .or an aT,ug vi / Picard.
"BleSS ny I0ul, Mr.. Bonner!' said ne,
IL dOr't think l ever saw hotse tro, so
fast. My old skate il good TO- 10 any
day, but she didn't know where she was"
Just then the tlil gent'emo', caught up,
and the owner Of "the old skate" with
the Venetian beard, Jack D-.wson, seeing
that Mr.. Bonner was apparently unac
GuainteI with him. said: "Mr Bonner,
| allow me to introduce you to scnat IT
| Conkling."
The two gentlemen thus hastily intro
| duced had met seventeen or eighteen years
| ago. We are pleased TO note that such dis
| tinetished citizens as Senator Conkliug are
| becoming fond OF the pleasures OF the road.
John Murphy drove Picard hali.mile in
1.OS4 at Fleetwood Park last Thursday.
| BY the way, Murphy weighed l2j pounds,
and the wagon weighed ECO pounds. 80
great u weight was never before drawn al
| tuat speed for the distance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Two Murders and q Fire.
INV teiepraph To the Dispatcn,

DANvmLE, Va, October lS.-Som time
ago Lucius Motrley's body was found at
the foot of a precipice, in North Dauville.
Strong evidence was collected pointing to
the murderer. Not long aiterward John
J. Mcintyre was killed by a negro at night.
John ID. Robinson, a merchant OF North
DanvilIe, was the chief instrument in work.
ing up the case against Mottley's supposed
murderer, and week ago he received an
anonymous letter from negro reminding
him OF the death OF Motley and Mcintyre.
and warning him TO look out for himself.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock Robin
sons store was burned, and no doubt 1t
was fred by an incendlaIy.
State Senator w. a. Brown. OF Frank
lin, died Yesterday; aged siXty.fye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
AnnIhE DInfy NnNE

CpECIAL N0rlCE.-RICHMOND
OMARBLE WORKS, corner Seventh and
Grace streets. having made arrangement
In remove from the city, viii sell my stock
offfne MONUMENTS and HEADSrONESa at
coat. Special Inducements offered q pnr-
chaser for the entire stock. good.wuL snop,
wofks aIe the Oldest aud most fzvorably
Known In Richmond. having been Ia sac-
csseful op4ratlon for many years. Good rea-
son for selling. sc. Call at yafd:
&c 10 81. ~ = oANu9s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Post. Office Statistics
IEy Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, October 49, The receipts
and expenditures OF the Post ONCE De-
partment for the fourth quarter ended
June 3Oth, as shown by the report OF the
Sixth Auditor, are as follows: Receipts
from letter postage, S2f,774; from box
rents and branch offices, S52O,sl3; from
the sale Of stamp-wrappers and postal
cards, S10.336,0H; from dead letters,
S2,lO4; from miscellaneous sources,
s2i,4i5; from fines and penalties, S3,1C, -
total receipts, sl0,911,7 45. Receipts for
ne same quarter last year, slO,412'Sis'-.
increase i'm receipts, S93S,S9j. EXpen1l-
lures on all accounts, S12,7 0,2C6; expendi-
lures for ibe same quarter last year,
S12. $50. 2OS-increase in expenditures,
s373.0 9S. Revenue from the money-ordeT
business for the quarter was s69,S2j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
OXFORD.
Tobseeo Haiket-RslIroad.
of,he Richmond Dispatchl

Correspondence ofihe Richmond Dispstchi
OXFORD. y. g.. October Is, 1856.
The pl,i week has been very satisfacio-
,orr one in The tobacco trade. a large
quantity q tobacco was put on the mar"
In and the prices were very good. Tue
isruels are very we'll pleased with the
I4icfs. and il we could have a good season
br stripping, our town would be Hooded
Tbe oxford and GAINESVILLE Railroad is
what &, agliaiiug our people more thln
,tytbing else Just now. The road Is GER
ssip,y. ana il only remains to see who shall
mild H. Various propositions have been
unlimited 10 the Board, sud 1t is rumored
hat one has been accepted and lis contract
made. hut nothing has been made public 10y
ne Bcagd vet. though it is thought that
,hev will make known their action in lew
d,ys. The oxford people are thoroughly
aroused on The subject.
The signal fags for the wcather-Service
station have been received and will be dis
rlsycd in lew days. DE "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Went Down with All Hands.
iBy telegraph 10 the Dlspateh.i

CHICAGO, October ia special to the
Times from EIie, Pa, says: 1.-The amount
OF wreckage. spars, and cabin furniture
which was washed ashore yesterday estab..
fishes the fact hey ond doubt that the vessel
reported ashore west Of Erie Saturday
must have gone dogn with her entire
crew. when sighted the crew were on the
rigging, and numbered tn or twelve.
Every effort was made 70 reach them by the
Government vessels. There has been no.
thing found vet which will give any clue 70
The unlucky crafts identity or port except
a name-board bearing the name, which
looks like Peru, Chicago"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
shall Richmond Annex Manchester:

Some wears ago the above subject was
sgitated, but without result. AT that time
the writer was opposed to the union, be-
cause Manchester was financially enbar-
rassed, and he was unwilling for Rich.
mond to annex it, sister-city, for he did
not know what burdens the insolvency Oh
Manchester might impose on Richmond.
Since that time Manchester has gotten
out OF It's financial difficulties. and her at
fairs are now In good condition. rms De-
ing the case. the situation is so much after.
ID that what was probably then pref udichi
10 Richmond will now be highly oene'
fetal; and l venture In consequences 10
throw out come ideas on the subject, pro,
missing. however. that all my interests are
In Richmond, aud that, Ike the pilgrim,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

Relief Committee 40 far has authorized
repairs on Si4 hoases OF persons who
are unable 10 do the work without
assistance, but the amount granted In
eyeiy case excluded pIasteriug. Four con.
tractors engaged by the committee are at
work examining the damages 10 property
concerning which applications for assist.
ancc have been made. and the committe"
act promptly upon every report made TO
them. The Committee on Immediate Re-
lief, which grants small sums OF money
and deals exclusively with injury 10 per-
sonal property, have acted upon 500 cases,
and all this Il outside OF the work OF as
sstin2 the poor by furnishing rations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Picked Up at Sea.

KEY WEST, FLA. october 1S.--CapAin
Seeluf. OF the schooner Annie b. Hutchin-
ION. from Chagres for New York, reports
% follows: ION The 14tb. fifty miles south
Of the Toriuoas, we picked up the captain,
mate, and four sailors Of the Spanish b9rS
Treg AurorpS. from Barcelona for Havana
w,nc-laden. dIhiing on part OF the cabin
house. The bark was sunk on October 10,
ard seven men are supposed TO have gone
down with her. Those that were rescued
bv the Hutchinson were in a critical con-
dition when picked no, having been WITH
out food and water for four days"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
The r .fiieth Year Of victoria's Reign.
/ LIZ AnrIn. A rnarican cahla TO the Dispafch.l

IoEDoN, Oc. obe" ia meeting o. nota-
he persons was led to-day at Lambeth
Palace. the residence Ga the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, for the Purpose OF organizing
a movement 70 erect memorial church in
honor Of the attainment OF the fitch wear
Of Queen Vicioria's reign, which viii be
completed on June %, 1881. The meeting
was addressed by the Archbishop' OF Car.
te.bury and York and by the Bishops OF
London and Carlisle. An Executive Com
mittee was appointed 10 manage the busi-
r,ss and select a site. Mr.. Gladstone de-
clned to permit the use OF his name ~
member Of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
The Striking switchmen.

AlssEaPOIIs, October Is.-The striking
,Mnchmm show DO disposition to do yio-
hbef, bu' seem 10 be awaiting some action
q lae railroad officials. Trains on one or
TWO lines are moving without trouble
1'hfis sre idle. Large forces OF special
,eaeemen ave being sworn in, and the
Ae1h Pacific ana Manitoba railroads are
hnlng their new employees with rides and
sSpiis determination 10 move trans at
~ h'zsfds. A. soon a. these preparations
s'r tompleied IN effort 10 move trains VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Congregational Nominations.

JAMAICA, L. l., October lS.-Tbe Repuo'
licans o. the Fist congressional district
this afternoon nominated Richard Z. Nc
Cormlck. m ex.GOyetho1 OF Arizona.
KINGSTON, n, Y, October 1S.-The Re-
nublicans OF Seventeenth congressional G's-
trict to-day nominated Stephen L. Hop
kins.
HUDsoX. y. Y, October 1s.-The Demo
Gratis OF the sixteenth district to-day noni-
mated Leonard ID. Sackett, Of Poughkecp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19

morning. Among the prominent member,
81 the fraternity are Postmaster-GcneIs
Villas and bis first assistant, Mr.. stcpnen'
son; CommissIoner.of.Pe Pensions Black,
senators Harrison OF Indiana and Black.
burn Of Kentucky, and Byron Elliott, Chle'
Justice Of the Indiana supreme Court
Rev. DIR. j. NJ. worralI. Of this city, DEW.
cred an address OF welcome. Sixty active
chapters and two alumni chapters were
fenrcscnfed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
French ministers Resign.

PARIS, October 1S.-A severe contest
took place in the Chamber OF Deputies this
evening over the order OF the day, which
related TO measures concerning the strike
at Vierzar. The Chamber debated tire
strike, and voted the order OF the d-y pure
and SIMPLE, despite the Governments OBJ
lection. NJ. Sarrien. Minis,3r o. the Into
rior: NJ. Deyile, Minister OF AgIicdture,
and NJ. Baihaut. Minister o, Public Works
fropresenting the Moderate Eie'nent II the
Gnyernment. at once rcsirnCd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
national Convention OF Brewers and
Rtauor- Dealers.


Ipy eltgraph 10 the DIspatch'I
CHICAGO, October 1S.-A national Con-
yention Of brewers aud liquor-dealers be-
can here at noon to-day. There were dele
oates present from Ohio. Illinois, Indiana,
kentucky, Iowa, Maryland. Wisconsin,
Massachusetts,, Michigan, Missouri, New
York, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Tennessee:
Virginia. and Minnesota. j. \. Pratt, oil
Louisville, was elected temporary chair
man. He explained that the object OF the
convention was to make the liquor-buslnesS
as respectable as possible. The delegat $
present were men who were a. thoroughly
opposed to dives and disreputable places
where liquor-selling was carried on as any
other class OF citizens.
After the appointment OF Committees on
Credentials and Resolutions the Convention
adjourned for the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
EnaiureA.
by tslegraDh 10 the Dlepatch.I

w NhBfapn 10 the Dibpatcu'i
,iAC&NATi. october ls.--King Brothers
70, wholesale cotton-iactors. assigned
N-aay. The assets are estimated al 49,.
w liabilities $4,000. This Is attributed
=" zoe failure Of j. Weller a. Go. ia.t week.
LctlssiLLg, Ky, October lS.-rhe Ru.
.vlpa Finer Tobaeco- Manufacturing Com
ssn! a,sgned to-day. Liabilities, $1,000;
assets, "a, coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
FATAL RuIf.
latai fNii.
iby telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

nalBhoRE, October l8.-Edward Her.
~ Superintendent OF the West Virginia
:, NsI" .i railroad, fell through bole In one
\, me baltimore and Ohio coal.piers
,,a',y after dp,k tc night, and was in-
se. a,y kiiled. lie was looking for a ear.
sl ~ ~ ihe Darkness made n misstep, falling
,sm lniIii feel. Deceased was sixty.fiye
s'es Of sge, aud leaves family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
A Disabled sailor Thought 20 the IA
riua HOSPITAL or this Port.

Samuel Kane, sailor belonging to TIE
schooner Sarah }. Vaughan. OF summer
Point, y. j., was brought to this city sun
day by the revenue cutter Iewing, now
lying at the AriePs wharf. Rockets. Kane
il seems. while aloft lost his hold and fell TO
the deck, breaking his cOlla~- bone ard
being otherwise seriously injured. As the
revenue boat was on her way to Richmond
she was hailed by the Sarah J. Vaughan at
. O'Clock yesterday morning, and the man
transferred to her. When be arrived here
he was taken TO the Retreat for the Sick.
DR.. White. the attending physician there,
SAYS that Kane has not only broken col
lar.boue. but is paralyzed from bis waist
down and has wound on his scalp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARK

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
OCTOBER ls.-Receipts 543 head OF cattle,
asa sheep. 49t hogs.
sales 452 head Of cattle, 1si sheep. All
hogs.
Prices were as follows:
Cattle Best, 4a4ac. gross: medium to
good, 3SaSAc. gross; common To fair, La
&c. gross.
Sneep-Mutton, 3a4sc. gross.
Hogs-5se615c net.
Bulls, 2a2Asc gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Scottisb-Rite MasODs.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, October 1S.-The supreme
Council Of the Southern Jurisdiction, Sco,-
fish Rite, Tbirty-third degree, convened
here this Afternoon, and organized by elect
ing Frederick Weber, OF this city, secre-
tary.general, and DR.. John W. Brown,
limited States navy, treasurer
General rand Commander Albert Pike
read his address, after which secret ses-
sion was held.
The Provincial Grand Lodge OF The
ROYAL order OF Scotland met tonight, and
Initiated a number Of candidates into The
UovoI order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
a D,.ttuwuished scholar Dead.

CLEVELAND, o.. October ls.-Coloael
Charles whittlesey, distinguished geolo,,
gist and scholar, died this morning; aged
seycnty-nine years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
UtIlcd IN u BagBi0.
INV telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Macon, Ga, October S.-Patrick ErsSlne
was stabbed in the back IN q bagnlo ~
Americus, Ga, Saturday night, and d!ed
Yesterday morning. The keeper OF The
baspio and prominent young man are
suspected Of committing the deed. There
will be preliminaiy hearing tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
GeueraiD. III. Maury.

Ky teJe2rhpn 10 TUG UhpHlcH'I
WASHINGTON, October 1S.-The Prcsi'
dent to-day appointed General d. II. M1ury.
Of Virginia, TO be Envoy Extraordinary
ard Minister Plenipotentiary Of the Unit d
states to the United States OF Colombia.
He was nominated for this position some
months ago aud failed on confirmation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
GRAIN AND COTrON EXCHANGE.

RIChMoHD, October Is. 1855.
oFFERINGS
WaEAr.-White 200 bushels. Mixed $40
bushels. Red, l,l96 bushels. Tota., 2,O36
bushels.
CoRN.-White. 3 204 bushels.
OATs.-s00 bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO s5CRErAs1.
WHEAT.-Mlxed. 40 bushels common at
nc. Red, $50 bushels common to very
good Icngberry ut es TO sec; $40 bushels
common TO good Shortberry at 80 TO soc.
CoRN.-W White. l16 bushels very good Vir-
ginia soc; 2, 600 bushels very good western
on priYate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Como Into Liquidation.

10y IVIVbl"F11 % 1I10
PHILADELPHIA, October lS.-A dispatch
from Liverpool says that at a meeting OF the
shareholders OF the inman steamship Com
pany tLimited), OF Liverpool, held there 70.
day, voluntary liquidation was agreed
uron and HARDWOOD Bonner appointed
liouilafor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
The Arademx OF Music.

A dramatizaton Of Dumas novel
Monte Cristo" vii be presented at the
Academy this week, matinee and evening,
with Horace Lewis in the titie-roe. As
the Able In the third &C. Of the pay, Mr.
Lewis Is said to be very fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Judges for,ne Competitive Drift.

The following officers from Fortress
Monroe will act as judges at the COMPETE
tive drill Wednesday: Lieutenant .. +.
Wood, Of the Fifth artillery; Lieutenant
G. &. Treat, Fifth artillery; Lieutenant n.
Cronkhite. Fourth artillery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Admitted 20 Practice.

lBy telegraph 10 the plsPs'cn.l
V.suycroS. October 1s.-RoDert Wal6e,
OF Norfolk. Va. and James Alfred Jones,
lice In the supreme Court to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, October 49, 4. u.-For
Vaginid, toir Ueather, SOUtherly loindS,
Siqhtiy lr0rmer.
for North Carolina, fair heather, south.
easteriy uindS, neGr.y-Stdt,0nary temperd-
tire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Reecher Gone TO Ireland.

LONDON, October ls.-Rey. Henry ward
Beecher has gone to Ireland. He Will visit
points Of interest, and sail for New York
on October 10Th in the Etruria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
The " Gather m Richmond PesterdIy ,cdS
pleasant; chilly 1T ntght.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO HAS

THE GENTLEMAN WHO HAS
BEEN NOMINATED FoRTHE GOVERN.
oRsHIp OF RHODE ISLANDS A
MANUFACTURER--BY THE NAME CT
sAwYER-HE MAKES THE BEST
WEARING GOODS IN THE WORLD
BUT THEY ARE NEAT EFFECTS
KNOWN TO THE TRADE AS "srA-
PLIES "-THEY RETAIL AT VERY
CLOSE MARGINs-BUT THEY GIVE
SATISFACTORILY COURSE THEY
ARE IMITATED-ANDE EVERY MANU-
FACTURER THINKS HE HAS GAINED
A GREAT POINT WHEN HE CAN SAY
THEY LOOK LIKE sAWYER'S- NO
LESS THAN TWENTY WHOLESALERS
THAT WE KNOW OF-sELL THESE
MUTATIONS AS "sAWYERS"--AND
RETAILERS BUY AND SELL THEM As
AWYER's-THERE ARE BUT FIVE
HOUSES IN THE GREAT CITY OF NEW
YORK WHO HANDLE THE GENUINE
"sAWYERS AND A HUNDRED
THAT SELL THE VARIOUS IMITA-
TIOYs-wE HAVE THIS STATEMENT
FROM MEssRs. sAwYERS' REPRESEN-
TATIvE-OF COURSE THE IMITA-
TONS COST LESS AND ARE WORTH
LESS THAN THE GENUINE BUT
HERE WE KEEP THE GENUINE
HAVE KEPT THEM FOR YEARS
AND WILL KEEP THEN AS LONG As
WE ARE IN The BUsINESS-WE
HAVE HAD MEN TELL Us THAT THEY
WORE A SUIT FOR YEARS -
NEVER SAW SUCH GOODS" AND
WE DO SAY We WILL ABSOLUTELY
GUARANTEES = SUIT OF THESE GOODS
TO WEAR LONGER THAN ANY OTHER
FABRIC MADE FOR sUITS-WEH HAVE
THEM ALL SIZES MEMS.
YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDRENS
gEAR-THEY ARE NOT THE CHEAP
EST GCODS-BUT THE BEST.
A. SAKs & CO.,
1908 MAIN STREET.
foe III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
THE GREAT sTRIEE ENDED.
Tho Packing. House wOrkmeu De-
eide 10 Return 10 the Fen.
Hour Plan.
INV telegraph 10 the Dispatoh.l

Df ttlt@Ihku W NAo 1AHfNNN~--'a
CHICAGO. October lS.-The great strlke
Il the siock.yards is practically settled.
DAeraie Barry. Of the Knights OF Labor,
hos lust stated To a reporter that he would
have N interview with the packers TINS
afternoon, and ne would tell them that the
men we're prepared 10 work ten hours day,
4, demanded ly the packers. He should
pse every endeayor TO have the packers dis
cb,rgca uon-uniOn men they have brought
I'M: but ne would not keep the men ont, he
sad. even II the packers refused to grant
this. Amour & Co. said they would not
Gi,cbtrcc anv OF the men they have brought
IL, and that As la~ as they are concerned
tbey feel almost independent Of the strikers.
They Killed 800 cattle yesterday with the
new men ard expect to kill 600 to-day.
CmCACo. OCobCr iG.-rhe strike OF the
pscking.hou,e workmch was formally end.
ed this afternoon. The strikers held a
meeting on the paine about o'clock nj
which between 1900 and IA % were pres
tnt. A proposition 70 return to work Oh
tie ten-hOur plan was carried almost unan-
imously, and the strike was declared ut an
IND,
BEEF.REN GET Az ADVANCE.
This evening Mr.. Armour, to stand by
bis oath. made the assertion that the pack
0rs gould better afford a concession to the
bedmen than to the pCrk-men. He instruct
cd bis manager TO give al beefmen who
returned 10 work tomorrow al advance OF
liiy cents per day over old rates.
Some lime after the strike had been de-
thrfd at an end The announcement was
made that the packers had adopted the win
Nybedule Of wages, to 90 into effect im-
nsdhicly. This Is equivalent TO tempo
EDadyance Of 10 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
he ki,sariss .s CbarIssaon.

ny 'sfsfaph 70 the Dispatch.l
4, ~ aAkl.ksfok. October 18.~-There have
in. 20 shocks since last Friday moin.
IT, ~. add tie city Is yefy quiet.
'n0oFa sesi,e IN busiuess circles. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
Mary Asasrscns eoDaslon.

DUBLIN, October 1s.--Mlss Mary Ander.
son has subscribed $4,000 for the benefit OF
sufferers by the Charleston earthquakes.
The sum represents the net proceeds OF ner
performances during the past week Tor the
benefit Of the sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-19
~ OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
rcsrTIvELY CURED BY ADAISIsrxA
ING
DIX. HAISEs's GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

II can DO given In cup Of come o. teA
ID absolutely harmless. and Win eneet .
patient 10 moderate drinker or On aloos
holic wreck. u has been given In thous
Sands OF cases, and In every Instance 3 per-
feet cure has followed. IT NEVER HAiI4
The system once impregnated with TIA 6pos
sne SsS snnst,s 10 a ss,st ~, sHla %
Z. RO6GR1H BAKkR Dvuggist,
ole est Main street,
Richmond. w.
Cali or write tor pamphlet containino
men and men nom al parts a. The eountxys
90 2S-eodtNol5