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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
STABBED FOR CLEVELAND.
A Young Lady Wounded for Cheering
the Prestdept-west Viz
gtnta Items.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, August AIT pic
MIC IN Poca district few days ago young
lady named smith was stabbed behind the ear
by Edward Shafer " bile attempting 10 defend
her brother against his assaults. The whole
trouble grew out OF Smith hurrahing for
Cleveland, which Shafer, being Republican,
resented. The young lady is said 10 be in 4
very dangerous condition, while her brother,
though badly wounded, is in fair way to re-
cover.
The barber-shop Of John White was bur-
glarized last night and number Of articles
taken. The msiter was placed In the hands
OF All. Burnett, who, in short time traced
the matter home TO a colored boy named
Frederick Payne. The stolen goods were
all recovered, and Payne now languishes IN
iai1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Murderer. Defytng Law.

A Montreal (Cansda) special save: A story
OF defiance OF law OF remarkable nature
comes from Sherbrooke, In the vicinity Of
which place two murderers about whose
guilt there IN not the least doubt are defying
all attempts OF the authorities 10 arrest them.
DousId Morrison, who killed man named
Warner In cold blood at Megsnlie few
weeks since, and on whose head the Govern
ment has set price, lives In the woods near
the scene OF his crime. lie goes into. town
TO buy his provisions, snd once 10 awhile
dimes at the hotels. lie Is we'll armed, and
with the population partly afraid OF and
partly In sympathy with him, the officers OF
The law are entirely powerless. lie has
promised 70 shoot the first man that tyies TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
A Dam Question.
ArLEE's, August I, 1855

ATLEEs, August I, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear sir,-I have large pine-tree on my
nill-dam, near MechanicsyilIe, in Hanover
county. do not know whether u would be
better to cutit down or let itstand. II Gu,
It down am afraid the roots will rot and
probably cause leaks; II let it stand think
II does much damage by shaking the dam dll-
ring heavy winds. The dam IS made Of
fuller's-esrth.
Also. what Is the most effective way OF
stopping crawish from cuttngi
Win some mill-owner please answer
through the daily DiSpGtchf
by publishing this 10 your daily you will
greatly oblige subscriber and reckon,
many mill-0wuers. Yonrs truly,
w O. NEWMAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Etc atHenderson. N. Q.

lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HENDERSON, n. C., August /. 1883.
A fire here last evening about O'Clock
DESTROYED the prizehouses OF Debrilie d
Walker, Perry Brothers, aud L. ii. Cooper.
The residence Of j. Il. Young and OF +. G..
Barnes were.damaged. The loss Is between
500. 600 aud $4,000. covered by insurance.
The buildings were strictly firSt'class and
will be re built At once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Schedule IA L6eos
Iulv fs.A
CONSECTl).,


Train No. 80 counectt fafb frrrr- ~...i.r
r. heysvilie for Chisss Oh ,..r ..f.s. 90
oxford. 80 Oreeusn0-0 fec U-rs4n. 80.
salem. ami winston. AMI 90 iol, 90 t..l
Carolina Division. "a r4l s.a.. .-..... .
IL SpriHg.. aud an p-ILfs in As ..|I.u ..r..
Carolina, AID no Charlotte f,r tharl.t. . ,.I...
h'a nuf Augsafa abroad
Train No. 81 connects iaiiy ~ fre'nfl -l
for salem. Nius,on. Ealoigh. 6n,ft..rI. . .
Moreheai city. A. salisbury fa~ hsl..'I.e. I..f
Springs, ant all points tH Wnsteru Ntr-. Iir..
lius. At Charlotte With Chlro..e. col. I..t A. d
Augusta railroad ior NOlulhls. Augusta. tI....
Charlcsien. savannah, Ih.a.sy.is 90. Il...
spnville. aud other FLORIDA ..4s a.. s.4
Carolina Central rAilrcal to- b. l.miIs al.
Trans from tho SU4tu srr4a q, Acam1li
a. q. au1 49, =.
t,.utEA A,CDAhOut .Io'.
Leave Richmond .........-......... ..'. I a. ~.
Arrive Manchester. .....-...-.. ........f '.l z.
tAMfLlA COLflifJ ,t ifAlN
Leave RlchmonI ..-.... ..........' .' f q
Arrive iatnW nd. .....- At A.. H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
VIRGINIA sTEAMBoATe.=s,.

COMPANY. Tor Old Point. Nor z8..l413tk-
folk, Portsmouth,. Newport News, CiaTo mont
and James-riyer landings direct, by elegant sa-
loon-sseamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY. WE'D SESDAY, and FRIDAY at7 \.
NJ Street-csrs connect
Connections a. Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon: also, at Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the south, HEd
Virginia Beach. James river BY daylight Great
tourist line Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and at Garber's
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. state-roons engaged for day or night
Freight received daily fOr Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point, WaYerly. Hicksf0rd. Va, ana
all points Ia Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on the jane
river, at lowest rates, and through bills lrsued.
LUClEN b. fArCM. Vice-Presiient
No. iii7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WHISPER, Freight AID Passenger Agent
ia N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

No Traces of the Diam ond- VI ouDteR
who Left $4,000 worth of Debts
Behind Eia.
New York Herald.

There are several mad diamond-dealers in
this city to-day. The cause thereof, as an.
nounced in yesterdays Herald, Is the de.
parture last Saturday OF Augustus G. Rad
ellie, the diamond-mounter, with several
thousand dollars worth OF diamonds aud
other jeweiry, which he obtained from deal
ers and manufacturers under pretences that
will, in one case at least, bring him Within
the jurisdiction OF the law. should he be
found. The amount OF his widespread in
debtedness augmeDts as the days multiply.
IL Is now said TO be 10 the nelghborbood OF
$4,000 to S50, 000, instead OF 100000, rs at
first reported. Several small creditors are
coming 10 with claims daily which Will swell
the amount 10 the greater hgure.
Mr.. Radciffe's rating with the commercial
agencies was good. He told them in May
last that be was worth $4,000 over all ia
bifities. He was known In Spotswood. n.
j., and here IN New York as hard worker.
The president OF the Jamesburg(N. j. Bank
said Yesterday that be had often known him
10 work at his business TIL O'Clock ia The
morning, and added that he would have lent
hin $1,000 any time without security, but
was surprised when bis checks for large
amounts came IN WREN his balance was small.
when asked why be did not answer In.
quirles lsst week from New York diamond
dealers as TO Radclinc's standing which, II
Is ciaimed, would have saved oil the victims
irom ioss-be said he did not think be had
any right 70 do so. Sun. had he any suspi.
cions OF what was going on he would have
stretched point and answered the iDqui.
rits.
AT RATcLHFE's oFYIcE.
Mr.. RadeliIe's Office. at Room 20, No. SO
Nassau street. was locked up all day yester-
dsy. His son had been there 10 the morning,
and May anxious inquirers called during
the day, but that was the only sign OF life
noficesble.
lie had always been regular In paying his
rent TIL July IsL when be asked for q
delay I'll The 10th Tins was granted, bui
even on that date be did not pay. Last satur-
day his son wss reminded that the rant had
rot beep paid. He expressed surprise, and
said be would tell his father When shown
The Hsratd's account OF bis fathers sudden
departure yesterday be clsimed 10 be as much
surprised ss igncrat-and perhaps be MAS,
for his Esther bad sent him on three dxys'
vacation previous 10 bis departure.
Proceedings 70 dispossess Radcliffe were
begun yesterday morning.
WHAT MIS-. RADCLIFFE sAYs.
Mrs. Radcliffe wal seen yesterday BY q
Hsruld reporter 1t Der residence, No. 53a
Lsxisgtsn syenue, Brooklyn. She said she
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
opening OF she rsnam. Canal.

PARIS. August lat meeting OF the
shareholders OF the Panama Canal Company
to-day de Lesseps promised on behalf OF the
directorate that the canal would be opened
In 1890. The report presented by de Lesseps
was approved amid cries Of "yive de Les
sQns ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
The ucmocratlc flag.

New York, August 1.-THE National
Democratic Committee has adopted fof the
csmpsign tlsg " The Bandsna." with large
Stars-a Dd.S.ripes in the centre aud one
snalser Ia each corner. Tbe design Is by
Captain Joseph NJ. jones, OF Paris, NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
BY n. w. Bowe,

IS NTOUNTAIN TOP" APOPULAR
vi AND PROFITABLE SUMNER RE
SORT, the coolest In the mountains OK Virginia
and easily accessible. situated on the Blue Ridge
over "ROckflsh Gap" 1896 feet above sea level,
near Alton, Va, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, on the
premises with 80 ACRES aud full equipment
Of FURNITURE, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q, 1888,
at 10 o'clock VI. This PLACE and It's Chalybeato
Waters are TOO well known 10 require an OK
tended notice, but those who desire IL can secure
fun information concerning It's capacity. &c, by
writing 70 the aurti6ueer, who wishes 70 impress
upon all Interested the fact that the place must
be sold 10 close up the estate Of the lato owner.
The terms wall be made reasonable.
~ W. BOWIE, Auctioneer.
~ Os "a If Au2 : IN ~ IL f7Etd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Lesr, srRAYED. AND POUND.

STRAYED FROM MY HOUSE, OSxs
- 1910 north Seventh street, Navy Hill, ---I--
on Monday night, July 30th, A RED BUFFALO
COW, In good order. and giving little milk. \
reward will be given for her return TO
MARGARET HEWLETT.
au No. 1910 north Seventh street. Navy Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROO -
~ SCHEDULE TAKING GfEkCt

fNHESAPEAkE AND OlilO NJ
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EfEAOg
jun 81. 1874
LxAys RIcHsOs1
=. a.. 49,, 49,. M point Cln.
efS A. NJ. lor Nespors se an, s,.,rrt si...
iorI anu Norfolk ashy CIV
dsy. o.,
Sis A. VI. sundays Only. % Nespos' '''''
80 =, POM. ana N9 .i.'., u.n,oal o..a.
A''0 = ~ Mt as &C., s,tnaay. fli.maa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
suspendea for one Year.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
VIENNA, August 2.-The jury trials in
the cases OF the Anarchists in Austria and
Hungary have been suspended for one year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
GALE OF THE VIRGINIA AND
~ CAROLINA RAILROAD.

In pursuance Of decree OF the Chaucery
Court Of tho city Of Richmond, Va, entered 9TH
OF July. 1885, IN the suit Of the City Of Petersburg,
plaintin, ~. The Virginia and Carolina Railroad
Company. &C.. defendants. tho undersigned,
trustees in deed Of trust Of the said Virginia
aud Carolina Railroad Company dated 18th May.
1888, and duly recorded in The city OF Petersburg
and tho counties along the route OF tho said rail-
road. viii sell 70 the highest bidder. in front Of
the ChaRcery-Court building, In the city Of Rich-
mond. Va. on
THURSDAY THE 18TH AUGUST, 1888,
at i2M, as y whole. ALL THE RiGRTSOF WAY,
WORKS, AND PROPERTY or THE SAID VIZ
GINA AND CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY
referred 10 In the said decreo, In the states Of
Virgins and North Carolina both such as was
owned At the date % said deed. and such a. has
been acquitted since that time. including tho
CHARTER RIGHTS AND FRANCHISES OF tho
said company and the rights under its contract
with she city Of Petersburg 20 and In the dona-
ton OF $1,000 OF bonds OF the said city 10 be used
for the purpose Of constructing depof buildings
within the sold city, and also Including the
equity Of redemption Of the said company In Two
lots Of land IN the city " Petersburg. A more
particular description Of the properly and Of tho
rights OF way acquired along its line from tina
city OF Petersburg 20 point on the road between
Warren Plains and Rdgeway. In Moth Carolina.
Is given In The report Of CommissioDor w, j..
Leske DIED in the said suit The sale will DO
made subject 20 adsbt due tho city OF Petersburg
of SOL 6f Of let July, 1854 OF which ssC coo is
principsl. which u 10 be lien the property in
the hsrds of the purchaser.
TERMe: f25,0l0 cash, and the balance on "a
credit OF six months from day Of sale, for which
the purchaser shall execute his note. With into
rest ADDED. The sale is to'be made subject W tho
confirmation Of the said chascery Court. ami the
tile Is 70 oe retained until the purchase money
is fully paid aud tho Court shall order Il TO DO
made. ". W. HENRY, -
J. p. WINSTON,
Trustees.
RICHMOND, Va, July Il, 1854 " lssFiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. FOR
i SALE. for the purpose Of settling an estate.
The VALUABLE Farm known a. conn
HAIL. situated on Cosn river Sortnum oef isti
county Va, within short distance OF heatbs-
vile, containing 357 ACRES s kOODs, more OF
les. 49,. ,,.,,, n,,v~,.,o
will be sod with tho farm
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALli-
MORE, Baltimore, Md. " N-iW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
PHILADELPHIA, RICH S1SSJN
ssszSzS
NOND AND NORFOLK
.7EAASaIP CoNPANg.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At ~ NJ. and every SUNDAY at 9
A. "A.
Freight for Tuesday, and Fridays steamers
received till il:30 A. N; for sundays steamer
nil p. M. saturday freight received daily tin
Up. N.
Fare. 81.
FOR further information apply -
J. W. McCARRICK,
General southern Agent once RockettS
w. Y. CLYDE & Co.
aol General Agenta PhliAdalphlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE
A teaspocnful added 10 glass OF hot or
Geld water, aud sweetened to the taste, viii
be found refreshing and invigsrsting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

E'ARM FOR RENT, ABOUT 200
II ACRES. good DWELLING and LARGE
BARN. three mfies below Richmond. healthy
and desirable homo and good farming land. APP
ply at No II north Eleventh street.
JAMES II. CRHNSHAW.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctiyneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

LyOR RENT, THE "CLIFrONssa
IL HOUSE, on Fourteenth street between "a
Franklin and Ross streets Largo and roomy;
good ooardiag-heuse. Hare chance ON account
Of tho coming Exposition. Apply 70
" gs-eodst u. b cHAfFIN 4 co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
TRAINS SogFawAKD.
Daily iDag NY, e exc, sunday

Daily IDaRy except sunday
SfOPPlNG-PLACE4
Nos y and 70 innKo no atopA 20. = stop,
only or tgual as Asachoster AM C'bcsisr Va
- sicps only on signal A. Chester, Cantraiia
ami Aan0hestof No y stops ~ signal ~ a
regular stations No q slous Ca sigma a. al
regular stations and ALEC a. BEN Dl1is All D. Jrl
Waifhali. N0s 81, - 81 =. -. > 81. Al : III
stop stAII stations for Da-senKor.
PULLNAN-cAR sEkYfCE
OnTrains NOA ltan1 = sieopiug-cafs befessa
New YORK ant Tampa Fla. l1iI Jacks9ng j..
On Trans Nos. u and q slceping-csrs hetss.l
WASH ng,on aud Charirs;on. On Train 81. s
sieeptag-rars between New YORK aui J4ltsla.
ville. On TRAN No. n sceping-calB bsisa.a
Washington aDd Jacksonville
TnR ONLY ALLRAIL LINE 10 No.FOig.
LEAVE. Ah@fA
Richmond 'iG.5s 4. ". Norfolk. 70 n
Richmond. '6O5 p. NJ. Norfolk. ......f ,r Do. q
Norfolk. ..seI1A. ". BichmOni...it4 D. d
Norfolk .'i:sOP. v. kcnmOnd. -s D. H.
These trains Ef-o mako close come s 20
Farmyiilo. Lyncnpnrg, and soHthwe-tr-l -
aud all stations ca tho Ncrfclk ani rspa0 .. +.
nal except the iWiN train. ia.sfUf.rt f.
FONTS vest # PotcrsDIrg should tate ..
A NJ. train instead T. ". -. .Lf
superb. HI..rl
TT. d. MYERS. Genera Sdper'ntca i...
4 NJ EaEgsOS. Geuerai Passengst hs...
sol. HAAS. Irauc Manager .u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

DOCK AND JOB WORE, NEATLY
~ ExRcUTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINT
MG-HouSg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
DuDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANYllLE gAffalt8
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT fll.s ID
rHk SOUTH
PULLMAN SLHfPERs ON ALL a.lIr
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03


Si3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
a UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
N AND ATTRACTIVE DWELLINGS, STU
ATED on CAMBRIDGE STREET Al THE
CORNER or NINETEENTH STREET. MAN
CHESTER, YA.-At tho request Of the owner we
will sell at public auction. on tho promises, on
FRIDAY. AUGUsr 3, 1881,
at G O'Clock r. NJ. those y NO HOUSES and LOTS
fronting 80 6O-00 feet on tho south SIDE % baiu-
bridge at tho corner Of Nineteenth street and
running back 10 feet. Tho HOUSES arc new,
well finished, aud really comfortable houses
containing four rooms each, aud there Is q well
of nrst-class water on the property
This is good chance - buy desirable mousse
in the best part OF the city AZ a small price
TERMS: One fourth cash, and the balance IN
six twelve and eighteen months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest and secured by dee !
OF trust Five years time will be given on the
monthly instalment plan. ..,,..
an 2 Auctioneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

rhilrON1.. 90 TO y
Tickets can DO obtained az A. w. CAREERS, 1900
Main street: Chesapeake aud Ohio and Rich
mOnd aud Petersburg depots, and a. e0mpany's
otJices i3M Main street. and wharf Rockets
Frelghts forwarded and through bills of ladng
ssued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
~ ESDAYs, WEDN BSDAYS, THURSDAYS. ana
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
wny ON Newport News at c:i5 =. 81. and by
RICHMOND aud Petersburg railroad same days.
AZ lOlS A. NJ. will mako connection ~ Non
FOL x with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN b Co. Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
no2s Compsnyis wharf. RocketoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTONAC NAiiRoAD.-e ..~
commencing NAY ., lso,-e,'letI s.--i-.'
time:
1:zJ A. NJ. leaves BYRD Street station iAA{.
only at hshlanI, Junction, NI'.'
and FTedcrlckrbIlg. >.r.il
Washington. Leaves Nhe-i-i.
Nov York AZ ii.sJ A.. "
If:T A. NJ. leaves Byrl-street atsl0n NA.f
cept sunday Leaves " 49, ~. -..
New York st 40 2. u.
caoP. ". leaves BEri-s!reN si-i'' '-''
Sleeper tn New ars.
1919 A. NJ. arrives 1t Byri-street stsiJi -i"h
Sleeper from Neg iors. ,.t-
Esp. NJ, arrives o. BylG-Street siAIeA 81
stops ~ FredorieSsblr;, N"'.. %
junction. sleoaor from " t'-'
iGSP NJ, arrives a. Byrd-siros. sia.'4 o."
exc0pg sunday
ASHLAND fkAiNN
DAILY ExsEFf sCsDtfA $1,000.
s-ooP " accom- notation leaves hffi
station; arrives &C Sch s. p. -
l:c4P. NJ. leaves Ei0a. sTf.yes a. As-.a-' 10
Ga! 4. VI. r..,.
e.47 IN, accom- mediation. arrives - ~
Street STALLION. lca'es AsA'4-i 90
A. ".
t:s9P ~. arrives a. Eloz leaves As-N
SI2P.A ....
c. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket As'i-
+. 7. d. srEBs. General supcrilisois'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAAi
~ kAiLHOAD
crurDr-r a.. AZ. aI.4Ts, FrFE(p


ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 =. VI. Ma T. daily loxcrpt NllisVL
SIS A NJ ACCOMMODAllUH daily Vic
sunday
1890 A u. EXPRESS daily
SUNDAY ACtOA MODh1tON fn'Hcfn H'''
mond and oc0.tsyille icgyas A. b.. ~. .i-'..'
arrives 9:l5 Z. ~.
CONNECTIONS
A. Clifton Forge With Chesapeake nni 90
railway Tor Ito south. West sid Nor h~H--
Az Lyn'hhurg with Norfolk MI Mcsom rtr
road for All points ~Oaih, ~0utlsat' an -'I.
wesL AMI Flrgiuis Midland railway Tor 81. us
North AMI south.
Al bichmond win Assc ,iat'd kfAHhfs Pr ~
points IN tna south AMI Richmond D, fr isi. ~
burg aud Potomac railroad Tor trs Nor.i
AZ Lexington with Baltimore oui N.''
ROAD. making close connections a.
Ferry 10 AMI from Pittsburgh AMI $40 h esr -
~ points Norm aui tast
Slespisg-ear attached 70 ilgA hsprti
LVrcatVTI ,.
sleeuine-cars Lynchhurs;O Aenpl.s ser D.
leans. aud littia Rock.
Trslas marked daiy leIcep' e-aiN
daily.
Tickce3 sold % all points, OGccf. 80 'ts
Main street. 1000 Main stree, AMI o. ,'-l
and Allegnsny depot, tigaIh aid ana. f'N
JOhS X 1ACa ii,lh
leg Gcnersl fasscusof - l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
AUCTION sALG$-Thts bay.
BY r. h Chsiln & Co.,
and
W. r. Bowie & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO FRAME
"A DWELLINGS IN MANCHESTER, VA. At
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF PERRY AND
TnIRTEgNIW STREETS WITH FOUR Rooms
EACH. RENTING WELL LOTS FRONT To-
GBTHER s. PET AID EXTEND BACk
WITHIN PARALLEL LINBS i0s FhEF, MOkb
or IESS.-At the request Of the owner, who
means TO sell, We will oIer By public auction, on
the promises, on
FRIDAY, AUGrsr 3. 1888.
at " O'Clock p NJ. the TWO DWELLINGS aud
LOTS above described.
These houses are low occupied NJ good ten
ants at paying rental, and being locat9h IN tee
improving par; ~ Manchester, most prove very
profitable investments az the prices the owner 10
wiling 90 accept.
TERMS Very accommodating Unusually So
and announced at sale.
H. g. CHAFFfN & CO,
". II. BOWIE & co.
tvaQ Aucti0neers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
TRADE AND FINANCE.
SEATTLE any ri

SEATTLE, Ang. 1871
The general merchandise ,uarkef
continues very active without special
features or change in quotations. Or
ders from surrounding ports and the
interior are large and there appears 10
be as mech activity ali around seattle
a. there is within the city. With each
day the outlook for fan trade seenas %
grow more bright.
Early June apples which are coming
In freely this week are of poor quality
and find sios sale al 500 es cents I
boz Gravensteins are in light Offer
ing and sell readily 81 81 box. To-day
I'D boxes OF Gr4vensseins AMI a Ore
gon Bartlett pears were received; also
50 boxes Of Flame Tokay grapes from
California by express. The latter ar
rived in fne order and met with a
ready sale al 81 % per box.
Seventy boxes Of katherine arrived
yesterday and /. faosing Oft freely al
0@25 cents II the absence Of good
local butter. Local eggs are more
plentiful. AMI during the heated spell,
consumers do not want more than one
or two days supply AZ one time We
quote 3oeas5 per dozen.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
RECEIPTS Daring the past 24
hoars. merchandise and produce have
been received ia Seattle in the follow
ing quantities. Per Puget Sound
shore road. q cars. including 4 of
cattle and Of agricultural nipple
menfs; per Columbia & Puget Sound
road, Q tons: Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern. % tons; and per steamers a.
follows: Hassaio, ton; 0lympian,
ton. Cascade, tons; Starr. / ton
Mnnroe, 3 tons: and Fleetwood, 4
tons. Among these receipts we're IS
boxes fruit; SO sacks potatoes: COW
and 2 calves. 0 hogs; eases butter;
car hay 100 gallons milk; % sacks
cabbage; 5000 feet lumber: 1900
pounds shingle bolts; 10 bales hops;
rs tons general merchandise 2 eoops
chickens dozen birds.
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS During
the past - hours shipments we're
made from Seattle 70 the interior a.
follows: Per Puget Sound Shore road
IS tons. Columbia & Puget Sound
road ~ tons. Seattle. Lake Shore 4
Eastern railway i2O tons, oiympian
ton, Hassalo tous. Alaskan . tons.
Geo. =. Starr 10 tons. August 2 tons.
Michigan ~ tons, Lief Erickson I
ton, Cleaner As tons. Fleetwood AZ
tons, Despatch 81 tons, skagit Chief
4 tons. Eyangel tons. Anderson 81
tons, Merwin 10 tozs, Manroe 20s8
tons. Politkofsky tons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-17
A siwash Communication.

{loft Angeles -atoston wealth
Several DAYS ago a buck Indian iiy-
ing about leo yards from this office
committed matgimonY IN true Siwash
style Ills bride Is remarkably pretty
and be paid her father Slol for her,
that being perhaps the highest pIicc
ever paid Tor like article bers. The
usual price is about sss5 and SO il con
sidcFe,i enough Tor many. The Cere-
mony consisted in ali the indi.ss in
the nclshboFhood coming tosether and
drinking iroa TIVE gallon jug an
amber liquid which superindncesi TT
OF mental alteration and caascd each
81 iiag his sqaaw Handsomely. ooca-
Sionsily two squasS disagreed and
went AZ il hammer and t0ngs - TIE
end Of three OF togr DAYS the Jug vas
empty the Squaws were sufficiently
tanned and the happy couple considered
married.