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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23
Grain and Cotton Market.

hilHNoNp' VA, August -.
CFFERISGs REPoRTED 10 SECRETARY
Wheat % so bnshel,
Corn i J32 bushels.
Oats.-3li2 bushels
Rye-222 bushels
Nel,.-.C0 bushels.
SAILS RsToETED I'd sECbErARY.
Wheat White IL bushels common n,
1jc. Longberrv, = bushels for seed on rri-
waite terms. 500 bushels prime on private
terms. 30 bushels ~ good al sc. vi
bush Is very good 20 Co.,. - bushels good
ft DC; 500 bushels fair at 9Uc. Mixed.
go bu heels very good At 9ic.: 9OG bushels
very good at &c. 1876 bushels .o0d al &c.
% bushels good a. yOc ~ bushels fair AZ
Sc. l6 bu-helS common AZ soc Shortberrv
- bushels prime at DC. - bushels very
good al 93c: .5-s bushels very good at 93c.
2.S bushels very goud at Ole: liS bushels
go d at 9Dc.; 20 bushels iair AT SIC: - bush
els common at s5c.; 10 bushels common at
SIC, 10 bushels comton at s2c.. 2iS bush
els common at soc; 70 bushels common at
1sc., 81 bushel, common at 75c. Total sales
OF wheat. ! is buShe
Corn White. l,O44 bushels very good
on private terms
Oats-Winter go bushels very good on
pr yate terms: 10 bushels very good az Zoe.
Spring. - bushels very good at 3jc Total
sales Of oats $50 bushels
Rye-22 bushels good at SOC.
CoTToS REPORr
Mari ct dull.
Quotations. iddling Q 7-l6c.: low mid
Hing, l5lGc good Ordinary, : 1876.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23

New YORK. August 2l'-Gouverneur
Morris, the only son Of the famous Gou-
yerneur Morris, died yesterday morning
at Barlow-on- Sound, after protrac-
led illness.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..

Eici,inunI sto,k Market.
Reportei bv John H. Williams e Son
bankers an brokers. III Main street.
RICHMOND Va. August 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23


MISUNDERSTANDING Q 7-l6c: low mid
ding, l5-lGc good ordinary, : 1876.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-23
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
$50. p, BRAHcH. FRED. n. soor1-
'HONAS BRANCH & CO., BANK
EkS AND COMMISSION MEKCHANTN

bOUGHT AM SOLD In this snd ali 80
Northern markets N'So
we hsvea private Telegraph wire from on,
once 10 al the Northern exchanges and car,
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS ,Ith,n
~" minutes OF their receipt az our Office.
- BV' quotations every quarter q: an nO,ar
"Wch are open for the inspection Cf ons
customers. ~s
Earliest information on the subiec. ri RAN.
road and Corporation Securities and stain
Bonds. S'"so
de Ut fHOMAS BRANCH A co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER :. HsI
saa rises. .......... b.a7 Hiss 1fDs:
sun sets........... $50 Morning .-...... 4:st
Moon sets. LIZ Evening ........... aus
PORT OF RICHMOND. sEFTgxBKR 8. iSSS
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l. u. Iatuin.
agent.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS ssPrEsBsRe Q. 1855
by Telegrsph.l
AgKfvgD.
Steamship Roanoke Hulphurs, New YORK. and
eailed Tor New YORK via Norfolk. merchandise.
schooner WhbOsset fOwnes, Boston.
Schooner III. y. kelsey. Chase, Aliyns Point
Schooner Lookout, Crane. New fOrk.
Schooner King Philip. COMBS, Fall river
schooner l. q. Campbell, Vail, Boston, Al 10
load coal
eAIfKD.
Schooner C. II. Valentine, Curtis, New York,
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07

for help in their calamity. The Mavor
OK TINS city viii receive and daily forward
al contributions which may be sent TO
him and trusts that the response will be
as generous as the emergency ia great
ABRAM s. HEwrrT, Mayor.
NV YORK. September {. --Georce IT.
g. White, manager Of the southern de-
partment OF the Equitable Life Assn
rance Society, to-day autographed James
NJ. Schumacher, chairman Of the Finance
Committee OF Jacksonville. Fla, TO draw
on him for $1,000 donation for the so
ciety for the relief of yellow-fever suf-
terers in that city.
PHILADELPHIA, September Elm re-
sponse to an appeal from Jacksonville
Mayor titler, of this city, has issued n
call to the Citizens Permanent Relief
Committee TO meet at his Office to-mor-
row for the purpose of devising some
means OF assisting the yellow-feyer suf-
iefera
CHARLESTON. S. c., September g.
Charleston will do what il can for the re-
lief OF Jacksonville. Mayor Bryan to-
day called a conference OF the CONNER
clal bodies, and they will adopt sys-
tematic plan OF relief The Chamber of
Commerce appointed Especial committee
to solicit contributions.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, September g.
This afternoon $500 was sent by our
citizens 10 jacksonville. More will be
forwarded in day OF two. The com
mittee appointed Tor the purpose will
raise 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
A womaN's PERIL
wife aud Child Held out OF window
Head Downward by n Mailman.

A New York special to the Phils-
delphia North american OF Sep
tember Sd says: A thrilling scene
was witnessed last night by pedes-
TRANS who were passing along Spring
field avenue, Newark, n. j., shortly
after 10 o'clock. From the third-story
window Of No. SO the figure of woman
was suspended head down, holding in
her arms an infant only few months
old. In the window overhead, and cling
ing with a tenacious grip to the limbs. of
tue woman, stood young man In his
shirt sleeves, his face and general appear
ance indicative OF the widest fury.
Scream after scream was emitted from
the lips OF the woman hanging there IN
such deadly peril of her life, and in
moment a dense throng Of horror
stricken spectators was congregated be-
low.
A number OF men made their way up
stairs and entered the room. Two OF the
rescuers cautiously approached the win
dow, and when directly behind the
maniac cIeverly clutched the feet OF the
woman, and called to her TO have cour-
age. At the same moment i've mel
sprang upon the vould-be murderer and
bore HIM to the floor. He was speedily
overpowered and securely bound, and
then, with the utmost care, the almost
exhausted woman was lifted in safely
within the window.
When she had sufficiently recovered
sho stated that the man who attempted
to take her life and the life of her child
was her husband, Max Groose, a Ger
man jeweller, twenty-nine years Of age.
For several days past he had seemed to
be unusually irritable. She did not sus-
pect that his mind was affected till last
night, when in a fury over some IN
known matter he suddenly seized the
child and lifted it from its crib and
rushed for the window, with the evident
intention of casting it out upon the
pavement below. Mrs. Groose, deli
cate woman of twenty-four years, had
sprung after her husband, and with a
strength born Of despair had succeeded
in tearing the babe from his arms. Then
the lunatic had turned upon her and had
forced her through the window and into
the horrible position from which she was
happily rescued. The mailman was
locked up, and will be removed to an
ASYLUM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
Argyll on Crem alton.
lPall-Aall Gazette.l


The establishment Of cremation So
ciety in Glasgow has elected from the
Duke of Argyll an expression of opinion
which may probably be taken as repre-
sentative. Cremation, " says the Duke,
"is subject from which | rather turn
away, but do not think it is unscriptu-
raj. 1t is an open question, and the pro-
gress of population may make it almost
physical necessity" When such a
mind as the Duke of Argylps assumes
this attitude the cause of cremation is
practically won That his Grace should
"rather turn away from the subject
merely shows that he is not exempt from
the weaknesses OF humanity. Wenone of
lis gloat on the idea. 1t isnotin normal
human nature to take pleasure in con-
templating the accomplishments OF "elo-
quent, just, and mighty Death " But
there Is one subject from which men are
beginning 10 "turn away with still
more horror. and that is decomposition.
1t is not an idea on which even dukes
can dwell with complacency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
GOOD TEMPLAKs.
Officers OF the West Virginia Grand
Lodge Elected.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON. w. VA. September g.
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia, H.
dependent Order of Good TemplaIf,
elected the following officers t.
day: Grand Chief Templar, William
A. Stricken, of Richie county Grand
Chancellor, t. A. Martin. of Charleston
Grand Vice-Templar, Miss Title Carlton,
of Hinton Superintendent of Juvenile
Templars, j. J Sigler Grand Secretary,
J. b. Morgan. of Gerardstown Grand
Treasurer, Lewis Sargent, of Morgan
county.
The following appointments were
made by the Grand Chief Templar
Grand Assistant Secretary, c. S. Wilcox,
of Jackson county Grand Chaplain. j.
w. Carter, of Parkersburg; Grand Mar
shall, Il. c. Compton, Of Grafton
Grand Deputy Marshal, Mrs. Sallie
Lowrey, of Martinsburg Grand Guard,
Mrs Jennie Grow, of Littleton Grand
Sentinel, n. b. Murphy. of Fayette
Representatives to Grand Lodge of the
World, J. G.. Sinclair, of Grafton, and
]. b. Morgan, of Gerardstown Alter
nates-L. A. Martin. of Charleston, and
]. j. Sigler, of Richie Courthouse.
Parkersburg was selected as the next
place OF meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
south Carolina Democrats.

10y toBEioPh W WV N''fe'N"si
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 6.-The
Democratic State Convention met here
at noon 10 the Capitol building. James
i. Orr, of Greenville, was elected tenn
porary chairman. The temporary or
eanization was made permanent. A
resolution was then offered looking to
the primary election OF STATE officers.
J. p. Richardson and W. l.. Mouldin,
the present incumbents, were renoml-
mated for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor. A recess was then taken un-
til 7 O'Clock this evening.
When the convention reassembled the
remaining incumbents Of State offices
were renominated. The platform en-
dorses President Cleveland's policy. and
calls for a reduction OF the tariff and a
repeal of the duties on cotton aggine,
ties, and agricultural implements. A
resolution wns adopted ratifying the
national Democratic nominations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
JOckey-Club Races.
By teIegrapn % tne Dlspatcb.l


NEW YORK. September 6.-The wea-
Their is cool and the track fast.
First rAce-one mile-Sam Harper.
IT., won; Niagara second, Grimaldi
third. Time, ZAP.
Second receive eighths OF mile
Champagne Charlie won; Minnie Pal
mer second, Tenny third. Time, :0l %.
Third race one and three quarters
mies-Peg Wellington won; Tristan
second, Larchmont third. Time, 1903.
Fourth race one and three sixteenths
mies-Firenz won Lelex second, Terra
Gotta third. Time, 2:J2..
Fifth race-one and one eighth miles
Frank Ward won Orifiamme second,
Leila May third. Time, 800 3-5.
Sixth race-seven eighths Of mile on
turf-Laftte won; Estrella second,
Drake third. Time, l:29 10. Mutuals
paid S212 straight and STA for place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
The COnEresSIODaI-Adi Ournment
OuesffOn

lBy telegraph 10 tho Dlspatchl
WASHINGTON, September 6.--The con
current resolution introduced in the
House yesterday by Mr. Oates providing
for an adjournment on September Goth
was talked over this morning with some
interest by the members. Democrats
were not lacking who were favorably
disposed towards the resolution, and
many others privately hoped that an adj
iournment might be reached this month.
Mr.. Mills seemed to express the opinion
OF the majority when he said to-day that
he was opposed to sending an adjourn
ment resolution over to the Senate be-
fore that body had shown its intentions
toward the tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
FINANCIAL.
Kxw YORK. BALrrxeRs. AND RICE
n0HD STOCK ExoEAxaEA
Grain, provsnsns Cotton. vobsssa Tar
rsntins Resin, Tar. and
Peanut Markes9
mr telegraph % .as pIspssch.l

NEW York. September 6-The stock market
was unusually active during the forenoon To-
day, but relspscd into moet Intense guinness
after that fim0 and while well held. thougn
fevefish and unsettled "a the morning, became
heavy 20 weak later in the day. There was a
pronounced disposition ON the part OF the bears
TO hammer tho MARKET aud the reaifzations IN
coal stocks which very heavy, also led 70 tne
selling OF other long stocks The vesk SPOT wac
ST. Paul. and IL received particular attention
from the bears throughout Other grsngcrs
were weak In sympathy. Willard stocks we're
special strong feature. though the early Kains
were not fully maintained. Gould stocks rere
fairly well held and Nanderbiits were qules end
featnreless throughout Tho opening
was rather irregular but generally
heavy, and the pressure on the list IN
the early dealings made the market very acute
There was a feverish and unsettled tone 70 me
dealings, but except In the grangers me msrket
was very well held and even some advances
made up 10 noon. Oregon Navigation advanced
per cent Toward no0o, however. the entife
list yielded 20 the pressure, ana while me oe-
cline was slow and resisted al eyory point IL con.
tinued without interruption until the lat hait
hour, when the lowest figures generally we're
reached. LackAYanna came To the front ~ tne
final dealings. and IN the last few minutes prices
made slight recoyeries. the close being larry
STEADY nj or nerr tho lowest prices OF uhe DAY.
With the exception OF Oregon Nayieston. when
per cent the entire active list l. lower this
evening" though outside OF ~. Paal, which lost
~ and Rock Island per cent. the losses eus-
tained we're for fractional amounts only. Total
sales 255.oo0 shares.
NEW YORK, September - Noon. Stocks dun
and lrn. Money easy a, laiN. Excbsnee-Lone.
4sNk short, fsSs. Governments dun and steady
ErsBfnd auiet and strong. Money
easy At lalk per cent SuD-TreaeurT balances
Coin. f5s,6S00O; currency s9li%NN. Gov
ernments steady and irm; per cents, lSs'i;
~ per cents. 1867. ssets bonds duh and Tea
furplass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07

REVIEW OF THE CHlSA0O hAhkBL
CHICAGO September 6--The situation Ia whoat
mia morning Was about this: Tho bears who
have lost noaey for month lighting the sd-
vance were afraid W sell what they considered
too dear wheat short. while the bulls who be-
ilsge 10 still higher prices were IA shape 10
allow q further reaction. Ia order 70 buy gheat
still cheaper. The cables quoted spot AID 10
lures quiet aud unchanged. The nrst hour was
a see-saw with the prices both above and below
the closing price last night December touched
9si.c. and then Jumped 70 ssAc., rpturning 70
93.c. abont noon. October sold at orc. ard
Nay o. xas6&c. scting very closely with Deceni-
Der. Wheat was unusually stin ~ No close.
when December touched eskc The features OF
the corn trade were the buying by Dunn a Co.
and the very good demand for cSsh corn.
Prices opened steady at last lights dgurea. sold
up few fractions early. reacted 70 the opening
ngures. and on balge ~ tho time Of khe grcst-
eat strength In uhoat sold Nc. over NE close
Of last night and at p. n. elosod ~ t4ke tor
October. Trade IN oats vas mild. bat The feeling
was arm. with eight advance Ia pr1ce& Tiers
was another yellow. fever scare In pork. Near
futures opened 1t l5e. 20 &c. under last nixhts
figures October sold down 10 sil and
January to siA7sx. loss Of Sc. and
/ o'elock. The ciess. A net loss q Sc
on near futures and 81 on January was sustain
Cd Lard MAS Also much affected. ocsobef
started 7kc lower and January b. lower, the
former not gong below the nret neure. The
cio<e vab s0GD for oseoner. the to9s b4>na 3ke
On near aud deferred fussxe delivsrieA kibe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07

dIers should not be arrested !; and the
sergeant in charge, seeing bis force
largely outnumbered. proceeded to Fort
Defiance and informed the Indian agent,
who communicated with the commanding
officer at Fort Wingate. Troop @, sixth
cavalry, Captain Hanna, is now IN the
field with instructions 10 arrest the viola
tors OF the law or regulators. The Ma
vajos are reported as determined TO re-
sist any attempt to remove the whiskey-
sellers, and bloodshed is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
Cnban GFeIUue.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspntch.I

IN9 VIII Il'l1 70 ''l7 II 1911
HAVANA, September 6.-Ihe cyclone
Of Tuesday last will be long remembered
on this island. 1t was terribly destruc-
tive of both life and property. The gun
boat Lealtad, lying at Matanabo, found
cred in the storm, and nine of her crew,
including hercommander, were drowned.
Adyices from Sagua are that fifty per-
sons lost their lives there. while the dam
age done to dwellings and warehouses in
the city, to vessels in the harbor, and to
the wharves is very great. The village
of Pueblo Neuvo, in the neighborhoOd
of Sagua, is literally wiped out The
telegraph wires are badly broken, and no
news from other parts Of the island has
hepn received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
PoLL-pooKs Also STOLEN.
Baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

Baltimore
Baltimores.. i 0 0 / 90 0x-3
st. Louis. 40 O101 00O %
observation-disclosures, 6; st. Louis, 4.
Errors-Baltimores, 2; st. Louis, 2.
Batteries-Kilroy and Cantz; Hudson
and Milligan.
Philadelphia
Athletics. 5000 002 IA
Kansas City.....0 90 0 5000 ID
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Kansas City,
4. Errors Athletics, 4 Kansas City, 4.
Batteries-Weyhing and Townsend /;
Hoffman and Donohue.
Cleveland
Clevelands. .....O2 OO-3
Cincinnatis. o 90 900 %
Base -hits-Clevelands, 6; Cincinnatis,
4. Errors -Clevelands, 2 Cincnnatis,
/. Batteries -Bakeley and Snyder /;
Yiau and Keenan,.
Indianapolis-Eight innings:
Indianapolis 40 0 3 0 0 3 0-S
Fittsburghs ......0 ! 0 0 300 o.
Base-hlts-Indianapolis, 10; Pitts
burghs, T. Errors--Indianapolis, 2 (;
Pittsburghs, 7. Observation-Disclosures and
DAILY Staley and Miller.
Chicago:
Detroits. .......2 90 0 x-5
Cbicsgos. .....0 90 l 0 0 %
observation-disclosures, 3; Detroits, 10.
Errors-ChicagoS 5; Detroits, .. Bat
teries-Krock and Farrell Getzein and
Wells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
, co,,,,,op tho. Cost 500. 900.
rBy telegraph to the Dispaich-l

fBy telegraph W 'D' D ~,
sr JosEPH, Mo-, September 6.--rhe
,vorst wreck that has ever occurred on
tha Kansas CITY, st. Joe and Council
IaT railroad was the result OF COLI
sion between two freight trains yes!er'
dsy about six miles south OF the clty.
Roth trains we're running at rapid rate
Of Tar speed. and theircie jumped IN time
% save their lives Every car was de,
so;,ea The traius were both loaded
,s;.b merchandise, and nearly the entlre
ea no Is total loss. The damage 20 Zen en-
o cars. and freight will be sloo'VOc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
THE RICHMOND DlSPATCH-FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1883

sian Monarch and charged the Captain
with attempting TO scuttie the vessel, ar
rived at Queenstown to-day with the
Captain and first and second mates on
board The Captain reports that the
crew mutinied on August 2lst and took
TO the boats, abandoning the vessel
The Gylfe is wsterlogged. She will be
towed to Greenock. The Captain and
mates were in an exhausted condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
THE DROWNING OF GEN. TERRY.
Ills Body NetYet Founa-PartieuIars
Ofthe Accident.
lspoclal telegram to the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
WYTHEvILLK, Va, September 6.-The
whole town has been involved in gloom
to-day 10y the news of General William
Terry's death. The hope remained in
the breasts of many last night that he
had succeeded in getting to the bank and
was simply overcome by exhaustion, but
up to this evening no trace of him has
been found. His hat was found this
morning floating in the stream three
miles below the ford where he attempted
20 cross. The buggy was discovered
last night only few rods below
the ford, and the horses. coupled
together by the bresst-strsps, were
a few hundred yards further down the
stream. both drowned. DraRgers have
been out all day, and are still at work
looking for the body, but up to this time
TO no effect 1t has been raining all
day, and the creek is still swollen. 1t is
stated by Mr.. Caldwell, who was with
General Terry coming from Grayson
county, that thew made inquiry of man
who had crossed the ford an hour
before, and he reported it swollen
but easily fordable ; but the stream
having many mountain tributaries, rose
very rapidly, and the night was dark, 20
that they could not readily choose their
course. Mr.. Caldwell was thrown from
the buggy by its turning over, and swan
to the bank several yards below the
ford.
1t is now supposed that the body of
General Terry is resting in Barrett's
mill-pond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
Another Afghan Revolt.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dlspatch.I
ST.. PETERSBURG, September 6.-The
Noroc Vycnya has a dispatch to the eff
feet that the Northern Afehans have re-
VOTED and proclaimed ishak Khan
Ameer A battle has taken place, the re-
suit of which is not known. The paper
saws it believes civil war will compli-
cate Abdurahman Kahn's relations with
bis neighbors unless it be promptly sup
pressed, and it doubts il this will be &C
conplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
SUSSEX COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
OeIeeates EIected-JaiIer Neblett &C
ou,tted-RcpubIica speaking

Special telegram to the Dispstchl
WAvRRLY, VA, September 6.--Ihe
Democrats Of Sussex county met at the
courthouse to-day and elected the fol
lowing delegates and aiterna'es 10 lhe
Congressional Convention. which meets
in Petersburg on the 10Th instant: Dele
gates-W. T. Freeman, DR.. j. Crawford,
r. b. Hartley, W. II. billiard, p Fleet
wood. and +. d. Balm. Delegates at
Lsrge-R. l.. Dobie and !. Il. Briggs
Aiteynates-George w. Gillian, W. j.
thompson, L. L. Lee, L; J, Wrenn' +.
W Chappell, and j. +. Richardson: Al
terpates at Large--G. L. Burt and u. W
The taller. Mr.. J. ID. Neblett, was
.~;od today for shooting Walker the
;e;-breaker, and was acquitted. .
Laneston and Matt. Lewis addressed
the Republicans at the courthouse to-
6aV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07
RIoHHOKD TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER q, iSSa
There was something more Of q satisfactory
business on Change to-day. Several small tots
Of wrappers aud some other brights wero sold.
though, as usual, upon inquiry We ind there arc
many sellers who did not make any trade at all.
Tho cold rains wo have had lately and to-day
can't benetiL the growing weed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-07

OTTAWA. osr., September 6.-The DE,
partment OF Militia IS greatly ip1 = n
over the action OF Lieutenant y. ~
9 pore,ass Tweuty-fourth light infantry,
= v writing letter to q Toronto newspaper
~ Wv m' h,s own name and rank as an officer
o ~ ,ha militia Of Canada dwelling upon
~ - :. ~" .'oss;h;l;ty OF war with tue United
siss.ps AMI suggesting thst Canada's prime
move would be 10 take Detroit 40 = ~; !.
hen asked for an explanation ana a. 10
hs,l,eyed he viii be- asked 70 resign