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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Republican Caucus Discussing the
Tariff.
by telegraph to me Dispatch.l

by telegraph to the Diepaich.l
WASHINGTON. August 30.-The Re
publican senator's held conference at
Senator Edmunds's residence this eve
ming from hali-past to nearly midnight
1t was we'll attended, and the tariff WAS
the only subject considered. Senator
Allison said to group Of reporters ut
midnight that the details Of the bill had
been discussed, and that a harmonious
conclusion had been reached in regard
10 every issue. "You can say. gentle
men." he continued, "that we shall re-
port bill within ten days If possible.
Lets see this is Thursday. We shall
report it probably on Monday or Tues
day next"
viii you please give Us few Of the
important details ?"
"Well, not this evening, young man!
We shall continue hearings diligently
for the next ten days and then if posi-
report the bill at once. That Is all am
at liberty to say.
"Whst about the Presidents mes
sage +? "
1.-THE message was not referred to
once during the evening"
From other senators 1t Is learned that
lumber and salt remain unchanged that
sugar is cut about one half, and that
there is a strong disposition to slightly
increase the duties on wool, and to cor
rect the inequality Of the duties on
woollen manufactures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

stop. and the larger mills oply ran into
November and December instead ofrun-
ming right along. They were hoping
that the new year would give them lit
tie better price and better prospects
While waiting the Mills bill was intro
duced and bagging wasp on the free list;
Several gentlemen interested came on ana
saw the Ways and Means Committee nnd
represented that 10 put baggIng on the
free lisi would "wipe them out" They
spent several weeks and finally. finding
they "could not get any justice from
that committee or any show at al Tor
living another year, We determined that
il we could not do any better we would
at least make what money we could tins
year" The larger mills then entered
into an arrangement and the smaller
ones were leased. The price went up
from 6 and g. cents to II cents per
pound. The witness submitted copies
Of the contracts under which the firms
acted together, and gave list OF the
firms,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
A Pathetic Tale from sydney.


The other day leading Sydney So
licitor received instructions from Lon
don to hunt up young man who had
Quilted England ten years previously,
aud draft for f3OO was inclosed 10 pay
his passage home. After course Of adj
vertising a member of a charitable so
ciety called in and directed the solicitor
10 certain hovel in Lower Alexandria,
Sydney. The solicitor. knowing the
clay" of the country, judiciously
sent his clerk down to catch the
fever instead of doing it in per-
son. That well-dressed young man
explored the barbarous region, lodging
through back lanes and over mud-piles
snd among broken fences that hung
YEARLY and lobsidedly amid abysses OF
mud. and at last he arrived at hut
which boosted box and pile Of rags
and straw for it's sole furniture. A
weary woman, who had once been hand
some, and who under happier auspices
would be handsome again, begged that
they should not be turned out Of their
dismal abode until her husband was
better, and q hollow-eyed invalid
stretched on a pile of rags In the corner
echoed the petition. And these two
were the heirs to fortune Of 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Does Not sign Officiaiiy.

WASHINGTON, August Ex-senator
Quay, of Pennsylvania, chairman of the
Republican National Committee, bas
furnished for publication long letter
from Charles Ii. Litchman, general
secretary OF the knights OF Labor, Of
fering his services IN any position or
capacity where they may be desirable or
thought to be most useful in securing
the success of Harrison and Morton.
His letter is straightout argument for
protection. He does not sign his letter
officially, nor does he stste in terms that
he speaks for his organization nor offer
anything beyond his individual efforts,
but he asserts that the success OF the
Democratic party would be the most
serious blow that organized labor could
possibly receive,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
AMysterfous Epidemic.

lby Telegraph "a lho biHphsch.l
PrrTsBUR0H, August 30.-A Caldwell
(Ohio) special says: A month ago mys-
terious disease appeared. 1t had some
characteristics OF typhoid fever and some
Of malaria. and whole families were at
tackled. The malady was lingering, and
victims rarely died under six or seven
davs. in the course of fortnight nearly
every family in town was affected and
the death.rAte became alarming. Many
families left town. Business IS almost
paralvzed and funeral professions
are almost constantly in the streets.
The physicians are nearly all worn
out and medicine seems to do no good.
The disease does not appear to be infec-
tious. except TO residents here, for out
siders are not affected. This leads TO
the belief that the disease germs are in
the water The town is very old and
has no system of drainage. The number
of deaths is now twenty-five, embracing
both sexes and all ages. The popula-
ton of the piece is 1900. Country
pcople are afraid 10 come to town to
trade. and it is feared that a number Of
merchants will DO compelled to assign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

10. Errors Baltimores, 4; Louisyilles.
.. Basteries--Kilroy and Fulmer Cham
beriain and Cross.
Philadelphia:
Philadelphias. O. 90 0 8 900 OF
Washingtons.....2 0 0 0 Dol %
Base-bits-ph iladelphias. z: Wash
ingtons, 5. Errors -philadelphias. n !:
Washingtons, 2. Batteries - Sanders
and schnyer; Keefe and Beasley.
Brooklyn:
Cincinnatis. 3 0 0O-5
brooklyns ...0 l 0 900 %
Observation-Disclosures, 0; Brooklyns,
G. Errors -Cincinnatis, 3; Brooklyns, Z.
Batteries-Smith and keenan, Hughes
and BushoDg.
Cleveland
Clovelands. O0O0O2 3-5
Kansas City.".,1 0 0 . 5000 IA
Base-hits I leyelands, z; Kansas
City, 6, Errors-Cl eyelands, 3; Kansas
City, 3. Batteries-Bakeley and Snyder :;
Porter and Donohue.
Pittsburgh
Piitsburghs~...0 900 1000 O. /
Detroits. 90 0 Q 0 l o 20 K 3
Base hits---Pittsburghs, 3 Detroits, 7.
Errors--Pittsburghs, 8 Deiroits. l. Bat.
teTies--Staley and Miller; Beatin and
Wells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
JONEs-AgnisrEAD.
Brilliant Marriage I'm Williamsburg
on Wednesday.


Correspondence Il tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, August 80, 1898.
At the Methodist church yesterday
evening largo crowd assembled 10 wit
ness the marriage of Miss Dora Jones
to Nh. c. 7. Armistead, the polite and
efficient cashier Of the Eastern Lunatlc
ASYLUM. The ceremony was performed
at 4.30 O'Clock 10y the Rev. Thomas Z.
Wise. The bridal pair stood beneath an
arch OF eyergreens, and IN the chancei
were potted plants and beautiful flowers,
which, with the brilliantly Illuminated
church, lent a charm to the scene soon
10 be enliVened by the entrance OF the
bridal party, who were nearly on time.
AS the first notes Of the wedding
march sounded from the organ the four
ushers-Messrs. Sidney Smith, 4. II.
Cloves, Walter b. Burnes, and Frank
". Lnmb-marched up the aisle and
took positions at the chancel, aud were
closely followed by the wAiters-Mr. NJ.
X. Harrell and Mr II. j. Cole-who I'M
mediately preceded the bridal pair.
The bride was attired in a handsome
travelling suit OF gray tricot, with bonnet
to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead took the
afternoon train for a tonr through the
North, including trip to the Falls aud
Canada A large crowd gathered at the
station TO see them Off and wish them a
pleasant trip and safe return. The bridal
presents, in silver, china, and cut-glass,
were not only numerous and useful, but
tasteful and elegant.
Among the large number who wit
messed the ceremony were Hon. Lyon
G.. Tyler and Julien Binford, ESQ.,. Of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Y. 2. Holt,
Mrs. Edward Semple, and Miss Armis-
tead, OF Hampton, and Miss Mamie
Jones, of Southampton county. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

[By Anglo-Amercsn cable 70 tho Olspe'chl
LONDON. August 30.-Tho question of
the federation OF Eng and, ireland, Scot
land, and Wales under local parlaments
becomes more and more one Of practical
politics. Yesterday meeting was held
at Cardiff, where a new Welsh political
party was formed, somewhat on the lines
OF the Irish party. On the 18th OF next
month the first national conference of the
Scottish Home Rule Association will be
held at Glasgow The association has
forwarded an address Of sympathy to tho
Irish National LepRue. asking the latter
10 send a deputatiOn TO the Glasgow con-
ference. The association repudlates the
idea Of rivalry with Irish home rule,
which, it thinks, should have precedence,
supposing Parliament "a not prepared to
carry out a comprehensive measure al at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

ELLINGTON. -Diod. a. her fathers residence,
Thursday, August SDth, at u A. ~, klOilsE
EILdoRE Only daughter 81 ii. u. And Mary y.
EIiI0sssn: aged eight months.
Fanera Viii iAt 0 place from the Third Presby-
tsrfaa oAureA ag O'Clock his ESkhlNu
TYRkg-plod, az bis residence. No. k0i north
Fifth street August 2Jth, at $40 Z. ". after
shsrt alnsss. JOHN 4. I1Rkk, Ia tie niiy-nhh
yer u biz ass.
Ms funeral will take place from Ciay-sifeet
Nersodss Epus'opal church his friday Az.
TRhSOON ~ 1 O'Clock. Friends aud relatives
inv1ed ~ sttsnd.
81 Louis (no.l and Petersburg papers please
copy.
WINSTON. Thursdsy. August 30th, AZ
bts Fustdenee. sign north - James street. JORDAN
WINSTON QAD0rer, Ia the forty -nfln year Of his
age.
rue funeral services will DO held AZ the second
Besy,isI obursh lcOlorsdl TO-DAY e. o'clock y.
Il. services will BE- conducted ~ New W. Troy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
was Ready for the Doctor.

10y teitkIhIAt W WV Ni9fe'~Asl
NEW ORLEANS, August 3O.-A special
70 the TImes-DemOcrdt from Shreye-
port saws An affray occurred yesterday
at the Pandora store, six miles above
here in Bossier parish, which resulted in
the death of DR.. j. w. Arnold, who was
shot and killed by NJ. j. Mchath, a
Young man who was in charge OF the
store. The parties were well connected.
in Shreveport several gentlemen state
that the difficulty originated Tuesday
night. when Arnold slapped McMath in
the face, placed pistol under his nose,
and threatened to kick him and shoot
ont his heart. McMath, fearing that
Arnold would put his threats into execu-
ton. loaded a shotgun, which he placed
in the store. Arnold went to the store
Yesterday morning, pistol in hand. Nc
Math seeing him coming raised his gun
and fired, killing Arnold at the first shot.
After his victim had fallen McMath fired
the contents OF the other barrel OF his
gun and three pistol-balls into the pros
trate body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
RIOHMoED rUBAccO MARKET


There Was rather moro stir on Change to-day,
with better attendance. Sales were limited %
the actual Temporary nec-is Of manufacturers,
and Include small bots Of nllers and wrappers,
and small auction sale, wish l2Hc. highest for
san-cured leaf
IL Is reported 10 foreign circular that the
French will make a sub-cOutract for 2,OO hogs
heads Of Kentucky boat
ANEsDNESTs.
Charles Watkins, prosideat Of the Tobacco A.
ISOLATION, calls = meeting Of ne trHdo for Octo-
Der 1T at 10 O'Clock, 10 consider Important
changes 10 tho rules Of tbs Exchange. These
arc directed against non-roslfents aud hon
tobacco nlen. WDO bereLJfore beYo voted against
the will and lstention OF Tie trsio at large,
especially 20 help their friends Ia election Can
didAtes for Office have brought about this limo
walton, and it is propoesd, after No neat eioc-
ton, 20 prohibit all who not strictly tooarco-
men resident hero from voting, AID besides
this tho amendmont raises the initiation fee
from rs 70 80 LOT which m Gets with the ap-
probation Of tho Board OF Managers, besides
many members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
The BaxginK Trust.

BY Telegraph W INC Oi9PoeoHi
WASHINGTON, August 3O.-Ihe Senate
Committee on Finance, acting under the
resolution offered by Senator Jones, OF
Arkansas, has been examining Appleton
SturOes Of New York, president OF the
FaCie Gunny-Clo Mill. for the last
three DAYS In respect TO the cotton
bsgeing post. The witness, in reply TO
senator Harris. said the arrangement
was not trust or combination. 1t did
not include all the manufacturers. He
called it "a sympathetic movement" on
the part OF the manufacturers interested,
and a few other parties who have joined
themselves with the manuisctu-
rerA He said that the manufactu-
rers OF gunny-cloth had been losing
money for the last two years. II came .nD
70 such point last September and Dc
tober that all the smaller mills had to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31


NEW York, August 30.-The Brooklyn
Jockey-Club races at Grayesend, l.. l.,
to-day were as follows:
First race-one mile Kingston won /;
Terra Gotta second. TeIe Doe third.
Time, ! :4ls.
Second race-oEe and one sixteenth
miles-Egmont won Specioity second,
Bordelaise third. Time. :49t.
Third race-six furlongs Sorrento
won Dlable second, The Lloness third.
Time, l:l5.
Fourth race-one nile and furloDR-
Grisette won Exile second, Santalene
third. Time, 1:56i.
Fifth race - six furlonRs-Cartoon
won Brussels second, Marsac third.
lime, III.
Sixth race-one mile-Satisfactio
won Jennie Mcfarland second, Brough-
ton third. Time. 1:43..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR INDIGESTION
and its attendant evils. Headache, Biliousness,
Constipation, Piles, Lassisude. etc.
Safe 20 take IN sHy condition OF the system,
with any diet, ana without danger from exposure
70 wet or cold. Absolutely Tree nom mercury or
any injurious mineral ingroasenL
my wife has suffered for many years with In
Digestion must admit after trying everything
ei-e recommended - me tried simmons Liver
Regulator. la three dAys after taxing accord
Ing 10 your dfrecuons, half-r elespoonful amer
each noal, she has been In perfect health she
does not suffer st al. and can cat snythine she
wants without any Of hor previous symptoms"-
W. c. SvsEss, Bainbriage, Ca
Demand the Esuuine. which has the red z on
front Of wrapper. prepared only BY
al 3l-E. 50, Wkw Philadelphia. Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
An Ingenious Device for Baiaasting
Railroads.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

iBy toloblobA W Wv D'@i"'~N'l
CmcAGO, August 3Q-A party OF rail-
road officials was taken to Hawthorne
station. on the Burlington read. yester.
day afternoon to observe the workings Of
wfat ia known as a ballastcar and
snreader. The device is an Australian
ipyeution of one Thomas Rodger, who
is in the United States exhibiting It,
II consists of a gondola- provided
with a hopper, V shaped. and extending
10 within foot Of the road-bed. THIS
is cited with drop-doors, by which the
amount of ballast required is regulated
.by means of a lever on top of the car:
Following this car is fiat car equipped
with a pillow, which spreads the stone as
the train moves along. In yesterday 8
test one man distributed twenty tons OF
ballas. along 1870 feet OF track, and
spresd the same in less than a minute
The spectators pronounced the trial
fuccess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
OrganIzinx the BFRsw-wcrhers.

PrrTsBUR0H. August 30.--Tho general
officers Of the Knights of Labor have no.
tilted the Pittsburgh officers that char
ter will be granted the National District
Assembly OF Brass Workers rs soon IS
the money due the general association If
paid into the various local district sssem-
blies. This will be done within the next
two weeks, and a meeting will be held
in New York about September 18th to
perfect the national organization.
twenty-five thousand brass workers, in
GLIDING nearly 5000 from New York,
have signified their intention Of joining
the new organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Antrorea CAae.

In Washington yesterday Edward NJ
Reale filed am answer 10 the bill OF hli
wife. Clara A. Beale, for a divorce,
They are both from Westmoreisno
county. Va, aud were married in 1854.
He says he is willing for separation
but he cannot stand silent and have d.
yorce decreed on the grounds alleged.
He denies that she has made him good
wife. saws she is unworthy 70 have tho
custody OF the child, and asks that 1t bs
given him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Saratoga Races.
10y telegraph % the DIspa.ch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Diepa.chl
SBAToGA, n. Y, August 30.-First
race-purse $500, one mile-Spinette
won; Climax second, Clara {. third.
Time, !. 43.
Second race-relief stakes, one and
five eighths miles--Joseph won; Pee
Weep second, Young Sweep third. Lime,
2:53.
Third race-one mile and furlong-
Cruiser won; Yosburg second, Dad
third. Time, / :j6..
Fourth race-selling race, three quar-
ters OF mile-PerkiHs won; Royal
Arch second, Bronzemarte third. Time,
Iii.
Fifth race-North American handicap
sieeplechase. full course, about two and
three quarter Killarney won ;
Boechmore second, Willie Palmer third.
Time 5..l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-FRTDAY AUGUST 81 1883

infrnary yesterday. He had aDassed
considerable wealth al one time, but lost
it, When the authorities attempted to
enter his house, where for years he had
lived alone. they were attacked by a
number OF dogs. They had great diff
Guilty in getting Srnaliey away. Thirteen
dogs OF various kinds and sizes we're
found on the premises. Smalley had for
five years taken care Of ali the stray dogs
he could find.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

by Aprlo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.
LONDON, August 3G.-This was the
third day Of the York August meeting.
The race for the great Yorkshire stakes
vas won by the colt Ossory Arrandale
second. and Caerlaverock third. The
betting against the winner was 8 to 4.
The race for Gimcmck stakes was won
by Mr.. j. Lowther's chestnut colt Che
root. Lord Zetland's bay colt Pinson
was second, and Lord Feversham's bay
hlly Prospective third Mr.. John Law S
bay FLY Lady Clifton also ran, the
asst betting to l against Cheroot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
TIE POWER OF RETALIATION.
Three Men H,eun 20 Pieces.
IBy telegraph to tho Dispatch

ALBANY, n. Y, August 30.-Michael
Angelo Latouche, Antonio Lstouche, and
Francis Moore we're employed at rail-
woodwork at South Bethlehem, n few
miles from here. clearing away Debris
from two weeks blast In rock last evei
ming. when one of them struck q dyns
mite cartridge, which exploded, killing
three men. They were literally blown
10 pieces. fragments Of their flesh being
etrewn all around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
A Months Internal Revenue coiiee-
Ilnna
IBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch.l


WASHINGTON. August 30.-Ihe total
collections of internal revenue during
the month of July last were $40, 17s. 500,
being $50, go more than the collections
during July, 1897. Collections were IS
follows From spirits. S5,2l2, S77-an
increase Of S333,GS2 from tobacco,
81. 5O7. S45-decruase OF sl95. 79S; from
fermsnted liquors, 81, 400, 0l2-decrease
Of S64, 7O3; from oleomargarine. 81,
57l-an increase Of S15, 1872 from banks
and banking, S242-sl increase ; from
miscellaneous objects, S6,953-deceraC
OF 81. 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
rYvl,,h Road Purchases

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO tho Dispatch
LONDON, August 3O.-At q meeting to-
day Of the holders of the first debenture
bonds OF the Alabama, New Orleans nd
Texas Pacific Junction Railway Company
"a resolution was passed authorizing the
receiver to borrow 100000, with which
to purchase the second-mortgage bonds
Of the Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad
Compsuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
40 WAC the Italian Ports.

tBy Anslo-Americaa cable n the Dispatch.l
RoMg, August 30.-.-Britsh, German,
and Austrian squsdrons will make a visit
shortly to the principal Italian ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
A N1nine rrlrhrnfed Cn.c.

TUI y 3 III 70 wv ''''I7'17''''I
BANdoR, Me-, August 30.-Ihe jury
in the case OF DR.. George F. Weed,
charged with completely in the robbery
Of old Peter Bennett. came in this morn
ing. after an all-night session, aud ren.
dered verdict Of not guilty, and Weed
WAS DISCHARGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

NkW YORK.
Nuw Yosx. August H.--Cotsou quiet: uplands,
II 3-I6c: Orleans. IL Site; NED receipts a. oil
porta. 3.O77 bales; stock, i7s,S1 bales. Wheat
Cash and Options fractiosslly lower; No. AIRED,
August. go. asLWs; seyternber, @4cshooA. /;
October. fiDs asi0lX Corn ffsctsonaiiy high
er: No. 2, August, HxsAc.; September. IA
"a 5-i6c October. AAsS4 Lille. OaIs steady {;
options lower; No. z. August, 5ses9c.: sepseIn-
Der. sO4aOhc.; October. sohc.: No. ., spo~
ssSssshc. Hops very arm. Coffee ssesdy (;
August. siI.eoaslL3o; septem tilxaSlL LIS
Fio quiss AZ $3.50. Sugar nrrn: fair raining,
nOmirAL Rice nrm. Petroleum steady; crudes
saa7k: reaped. nc. Cotton-seed oil nominal
Tsllow scnco, prime, Sc. BID. kosin ncgtcssod
Turpcntine nrrnsr al s6kas5e hiass nrn-
chsseei. Beet hams quiet fisrrsd beef quiet
and steady. Cutmeets sss<dy. Ni6dlss easier.
shortclears. g4c. Lart--Western steam lower
and dun Al ts.1s; Aagust, ssS: sep'smser.
S. 5sagsGo Frossks arm
BALTIMORE
gALrnoRr. Nh. August a1--Cottou quiet and
nrm: middiins, NC. Flour fnirfy sct1ye and
frm. Wheat-S0uthern fairly sctfse and nrner:
cru auIe. and lower, closing easy; No Z
win or red, SPOT, % ,5ayTkc.; SspssEaber, s7ka
g,g.c.; October. 20 assc-; Decemoex, a.12s
si6i corn-Sonthern suss< and arm; white. =
mixed spot, s2A s5sc.: svpisnhsr, xscsc.
year, sss4ssc c; Ja1uAry, ssksss4c. osasslssdy
al mnchsngod prtces kye steady II AaSsl.
Provisions fairly ACTIVE end steady. Psnoieam
nrm; refined. 7he Cssee steady; kio car.
goes fair as i4hc. Sugar = oopperrsnned
steady Al lsxsisAc. whisksy quiet ~ .ses
siA
LOUISVILLE.
LoUisviILE. Auguss sA--0rain and psoviaions
unchanged
ST LOUIS
On. Locrs. August M--tiour unchanged
Whsst-No. . red. Cash. ssd August Wac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

ny Anglo-Amorican caolo % tho Dispat'hI
ROME, August 30.-NmperOr William
Of Germany is expected to arrive here
on October 9Th. The municipal authori-
ties are already making preparations for
his reception and will give a ball 10 his
honor This will be held in the three
palaces on CapitolRe Hill, which will be
connected for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

CEED WHEAT, RYE, OATS, BAR
- LRY.
An standard and improved varieties; choies,
cleeR sucks
send for descriptive fan circular Mailed free.
GRASS AND CLONEh SIZED.
New crop q, low priess. All varieties
T. W. WOOD a SONS. ceedsmen,
10 sOum Fourteenth street,
corner si<tssad aarshAn streets.
end iii eat franklin street
au 3i-d, wksw3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31
Dead Mans Accounts short

IbJ lNIl8InPEI 70 tlIV Hl7VNN1'I
CHICAGO, August 30.-A special from
Lafayette, Ind, says: John Nc
Cutcheon. who was city treasurer, and
who died few weeks since, is found to
be short in his accounts to the amount
Of s., 100. An expert has been going
over the books since his death, and re-
ported to-day that the difference between
the moneys on hand and what should
be on hand is 81. 190.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-31

sr. Lorrs. August sa--Fiour uschssge<
wnssg-Ao, rcd. Cash. aud August VA