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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
PROPOSALS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE

QUARIERMAsTER's DEPARTMENT
SAN FRANCISCO CAL, August ], 1888
SEALED PROP, SAILS IN DUPLICATE, SUB
- ject TO usual conditions will be received al
this office until u O'Clock noon, FRIDAY,
August 81, 1888, at which time and place
they viii be opened in the presence of attend
ing bidders, for furnishing and delivering at
this depot the following supplies, consisting of
stationery, stoves, ranges, stove furniture, sad
dlery, hand carts, blacksmiths', wheelwrights'
saddiers painters and timers tools: pauins
hardware, packing boxes, hose, brick, cement,
collins, leather, paints oils, sine. etc. The Gov
ernment reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals Preference given to articles of do
nestle production and manufacture, conditions
of price and quality being equal, and such
preference given to articles OF American pro-
duction and manufacture produced on the Pa
cifc Coast, TO the extent of the consumption re-
quired by the public service there. Blanks and
full information as to bidding, etc will be fur
nished on application to this Office. Enye'o opes
containing proposals to be marked Proposals
Military supplies, No 1881" and addressed to
the undersigned. K. n. BATCHELUER,
Deputy Quartermaster General, L. 5. A.
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sNoWsHEps RURNEn
THE MAN FOR SULLIVAN.
A Truckee Millhand Who Kills Men With
His Fist

dis FIST
Copyright. 1sSS by tie California associated Press.
TRucKEE, August 6th.-Oscar Legault
killed negro named Samuel Morris, with
blow of his fist last evening. An intox-
icated man treating at Meloche's saloon
threw S27 on the counter. Morris
grabbed the money, but was compelled to
refund. Incensed at this, he struck
Legault, who had not molested him.
Legault struck him with his fist squarely
on the bridge of the nose. Pieces of the
bone were driven into his head, causing
death in one hour.
The Coroner's jury completely exoner-
ated Legault. Morris was bad character,
and served term in San Quentin. Legault
is peaceable millhand, but as powerful as
a giant Public sentiment is with Legault,
and the community is rid of wicked
desperado.
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NOTES FROM TIE NORTH.
shasta's Financial soundness-The County
Fair-Etc.

Shasta's Financial soundness-The County
Fair-Etc.
Lcopyr9, 1885, by the California 4issociated Preis
REDDING. August 9Th. = The County
Auditors yearly statement, just filed,
shows that ali demands outstanding
against the road and county, floating and
bonded, is only $S1, ,s51 70, and that for a
county larger than the State of Connecticut.
The Shasta County Fair will be held on
September 18Th, 18Th, Goth and Dist The
sum of $1,000 is offered in purses and
premiums.
Hon. Clay ". Taylor is fiat on his back
in Shasta with bis old enemy, the rheu-
matisn.
Ex-senator Jerry Lynch is rusticating in
Shasta.
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A CHANCE FOR HER LIFE.

Possibility of the Recovery of the Wo-
man Shot at Stockton.
ICopyiga. 1855, by The California associated Press
STOCKTON, August 6th.-Mrs. Chamber
lain, who was shot on Saturday last by her
husband land who afterward shot and
killed himselt) viii most probably recover.
Her skull was not fractured, and the doc
tors now think there was no conclusion OF
the brain. The ball is beneath the scalp at
point about an inch behind the right ear,
and is partly imbedded in the bone
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OFFICE.
MAZE.

aNo evening hours sundaye.
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The parish OF St. Bartholemi. Canada, is
covered with greshoppers. which are rapid
ly evcuring everything that is green, and
the farmers are in sad condition Of mind.
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fN0.afleTnoon hoars snnd1ys.
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New Paper at stockton.

RED BLUFF, August 6th-Jacob Penner,
while returning fIom the Champion Mill
on Sunday evening, was killed bv the up
setting of his wagon.
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UTAH.

The Mormons Reported to Ravc Carried
Ite eounty Elections.
scopsrs, SIS, b ne caElfo7aa Assocsa.si FTessI
SALT LAKE. August 6ta.-The county
elections ia this Territory occurred to-day.
The inain interest centered in Salt Lake
county aud SuGmit county, the latter being
the Ecsae of Tie 0atalio and other great
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Destructive Flames Gauss Several Heavy
Losses Yesterday.

De6IfuctiVe Eihnes CaUSe several Heavy
Losses Yesterday.
tcoppgkt, 1sss. b. tie California A,soctated Press
brentwood, August 6th.-At1 IL o'clock
last night FIRE was discovered in the up
per story Of the Wriste building. which to-
tally destroyed Walker & Darby's store,
the Postoffice, the A. O. U. w. Hall, ]. P.
Jones National Hotel, J. W. Neary's Sa-
Icon and Bsccigalupi's barn. Very little
wind was blowing at the time or the town
would have been totally destroyed. Loss,
about $50 coo; insurance, 1900.
WINE CELLAR DESTROYED.
Copyright 1855, by ris California associated Press
SANTA Rosa, August CHA fire at Full
ton this morning DESTROYED a dwelling
house, wine-cellar and $4,000 gallons OF
Zinfandel wine, all the property of W.
Chrisholm, who resides at Petaluma. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, and the prop
erty is supposed to be insured. The fire
originated in an clubhouse and is supposed
10 have started from a lighted match OF
c.ssr being careleSsly thrown down.
sSowsHEDs BURNED.
Copyright, lsss. By tie California Aisociated Press.
Cisco, August 6Jh.-About half mile OF
snowsheds was burnt here to-day. The
fire came within one hundred yards of the
telegraph office, but is now under control
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MUSIC IN THE AIR

a atIanso NsuIhVF Nduses EAc1tement In
Arizona.
'copyis 'sSS, by he California associated Press
TUcsoN, August 6th.-The report that the
ChiFacahna Apaches which General Miles
captured and sent TO Florida were soon to
be returned to Arizon, is creating much
feeling, and if they are returned there will
be gIim music throughout Arizona
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ARIZONA.
Msxicans Shot While Defending Their
| Wives from Roughs

wives from hOuEns.
copyig. 1888. byte California AssOeiated Press
TuscoN, August 6th.-Yesterday in a
fight between some railroad men and Mex
leans ,To Mexicsns were shot, and one
died this afternoon. The Mexicans claim
thai an outrage was attempted on their
wives, which brought on the conflict.
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OFFICE IL ODD FELLOWS TPMPIx
~ Ninth and K streets. Complete stock O.
Undertekers' Goods constsntly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, dsY
or night, at reasousble rates Taleri,c..,s ss 4
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AT THE BAY.
An Invalid's Fatal Leap-A Woman
Threatens to Shoot.

threatens to shoot.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 6th.-[Special. i
William Tatum. patient at the German
Hospital, while delirious from fever jumped
out of the third story window and received
Injuries that caused his death in a few
moments. Tatum was at one time steward
OF the Cosmos Club. he was aged % years.
drunken woman, named Ganteras, en-
tered the office of DR.. Mclean this evening
and made demand for 50 50. She said il
It was not given size would shoot the
doctor. He called the police and had her
e-rasfa6
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ICE CREAM.

V7HE ONLY PLACE TO GIT PURE ICE
i CREAM, made from rich cream, not corn
starch, for families, sooisl gatherings etc is at
WALTERS CANDY STORE and ICE CREA N
PARL0AS, SEA j street.
4plm :. sNAETS il. Proprietor.
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PoULTRY-Live Turkeys-Gobblere, 2o@22e
3 p: Hene. l7@lSc; Roostezs, S6@6 so FOR old,
and 81 50G6 80 for young; Hens, 1896 so for ordi-
nary stock, and 80 757 for choice 8roilers, 81 so
and 81 5O@1 IS for young: Pigeons: 81 50@l rs
| for young, and S262 25 p dozen for old
GAME-We quote: Venison, l29l4c > b: Rah-
bits, u 25@l so; Hare, 81 5o@l rs; Doves 5O@75c
PR0VIsIoNs-Act trade in the several
descriptions We quote prices as follows: /:
Eastern Hams, l5h ice; California,
Breakfss: Bacon. 14a145%5c; Csiifornis Bacon,
llGI2c for Eeavy and medium, I2Gl21%e for
light medium; 1Sz4a14e %. hight and lS51St@l4c
| extra prime, SIS: do prime mess. s20@2l
do, mess. s2l@22; do, clear, S23@2i; do,
extra clear, s24@25 3 bbl Pigs' feet, sl23i2 50
for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef. SlO@
10 so for hbls, e5 5o95 75 FOR hf bbls; Family
Beef, s14@14 so q bbl; California Smoked Beef.
lS9l5szc p b; Eastern LsId 109lC1zc for Herces
and l02s9Le q Z ior pals California do. tierces,
10@105ac; hf bbls, 101<@11e; i0-h tins, e155o s-6
tins. l0c; do; lO-n pals, lie do, for n pals
I115c: and 12c a o 'oT SD pals.
WOOL-We quote spring:
Humboldt and Mendocino, q ID ....l66D1Sc
Northern, choice bright.......-... .......l5Gl7
San Joaquin and soqthern........, .......---1al5
Calaveras and l16l5
Eastern Oregon, heavy ............ 9dl2
Eastern oregon,
ffy HfDEs sH ASD sKiNs~Qnofa6e as foiioSs:
Sound. CCis.
Heavy steers, 81 ne up. Is d.. -@S5Sc Sc O.
Cows and Steers, sc to 55 bs......61sc7 acc
Light, 90 to IS 5ibs....................5 a o.
Kips Il to 80 0bs......................51SQ- @
Veal skins, to Il ioS............-5 G O.
Calf Skins TO 10 fos.................5 @ d
Dsiry. Calf, 25ss5o each; pry Hides, usual
selections, 1i@l2c; Dry Kips, do. lie 3
n; Calf Skins. do, lie; Gull Hides, Kip and
Calf, s@9c q %; Pelts, shearling, loo
25c each: do, short, 30&5oc each; do, naediusa
50@75e each: do long wool, 90e@s1 rs each: Deer
Skins, summer, 3713e: do. fair and medium
SEQ 35c . b; Goat Skins, 50465c apiece for prime
and perfect, 4OG5Oc for medium, 10@2Oc each for
small.
MEAT TMARKEr-Following are the rates fol
whole ca'casses from slsughtereTs to dealers:
Beet - slrst ouEiitr. &c seEUur quality Ca
61sc; teiT0 qIe.igy, 5@51$2 = Il, Ve1E-Q Quotable
at 5G6c 2 ID for large and 739c 2 10 for small.
Mutton-Quotable at 6961Sc ? u. Handspring,
S9S19e q fb PORK Live Hogs ON foot, grain
fed, 6l4e6}5c soft, csc; dressed Hogs, 90
71Sc 2 70.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate OF
" JEANETTA KELLEY, deceased Notice is
hereby given By the undersigned Administrator
of the estate Of JEANtTrA KELLEY, deceased,
to the creditors of aud all persons havi.g claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary sifd9vsts or vouchers. within four
months af.er the first Dubicst On Of this notice
to hin, at lie law Office of ". A. GetI, Jr, 6. So
J street. S6era ents cal.
Dated Jul5 9, iSSs.
CHARLES K KELLEY,
Administrator of the Estate OF Jeanstta Kelley,
deceased.
" : f;ETT, Jr., Attorney tor Administrator
jyl0 stu
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open DAY AND NIGHT. ICE-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything First Glass. Wedding
Dinners and Cakes a specially. 4ptf
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CrOssman's Specific Mixture.

1T themselves without tho least exposure
change of diet or change in application 70 busi-
ness. This medicine contains nothing that is o.
the least injury to the constitution. Ask youi
drlF gist for It. Price 81 q bnstia sara-fvTnF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-08-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
,fJND-HEAIJNG

DaACrIcEa IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
[ Jeachines u the Massachusetts Metaphysical
College. OAcs hours, 10 1. II. 70 P. *: 70 5
p X Office ani residence. corner Tenth and I
ef-s.stS Itf MIS-. J. Il. CUSHING. G. 5.
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J. FRANK CLARK.

COUNTY C0R0NER & UNDE89AElEI.
no. 1917 EOarth 81, bet. : aad &,
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aGTA &sB gHsaAUgAss;;..
PALACE RESTAURANT,
.309 4 Street.

-oVS i otIottI--
D NJ. BEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
d. bright, new and fTst-class The table will
be supplied with the best in the market. Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable. Open
day and night If
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A LWAYS on HAND TIE gGsE COMPI.KFk
n Stock of UNDERTAKA aOODg or tht
coast. Country orders, day c- night, vii re
ee1ve prompt attention. TELEPHONE EUEsER
134. l4pl GEO. IL CLARK. Funeral DtrectnI
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APPETITE and health restored by Tar
rants Seller Aperient.
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,tupF$.iA~ Sr1mS (;s.

HYg AsD a&s. 2 Z. 38ADEKR, c. S.
fhristixn Science Kind Healing In
Ftrie4 scco-cauee with the teaching of the
MaSsschus..sts Ietaphysirsl College Hours
Q 20 S. Consultation free, C&ce. lib Twelfth
s,resL between and l..
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eso saa 0ss X St.. State House Building.
CALL FOR DODGE S

uAED-MADE BUcKsKIE GLOVES, AND
take 10 other. They are the best in the
State. Warranted not to rip. Factory No. 1O17
Ninth street. 4ptf
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UNCERTAINTIES.
REEVES I-ONC

~ 2s5 E3 L. E. T AA- u Hs -
coo ) st., bet. Sixth and Seventh (no-fh SIDE,
yXTE KEEP ON HAND A COMPLETE -
= stock OF Collins and Caskets; slso<S5zzzsz
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from city
o. country viii receive prompt attention, dsy o.
night. EMBALMING done IN the best nasnneT,
at reasonable rates an
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
REs1DEs0z TELEPHONE

-----=------
.627 ] ............. ..................
Ne cor I'd & i ..................
1909 I,.....-.....6 81 and 2S6
1909 I............ 81
sth and J...... 287
sos q. ..................
Sutter huild'g 91
.5l5 18th sg...... 13, 81 d los
913 K-............. ..-...............
T25z J..,........ 1853
lCI G............ ..................
1853 I...-.......,.3 81 and 16S
N end l9tE.... 81 and LIS
913 M............. ...-..............
6l7 l7n,......-.-.....l................,.
.102l 6tn.J J &K ...............,.,
1925 17Eb-....... ....-.............
- Eos9isaL- IS (5}
cSG Sr5 l-s5 a. CrS
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A d, IN accondance with law and an order OF
the B5ard OF Directors. made en- tae Isl DAY Of
June. A d. lsss, so many shares oi each parcel
OF such stock rs may De necessary VIII be sold
2zs1S street (up stalrs), Sacramento Caliior-
mia, CT WEDNESDAY, the 25sh day Of JULY
A. d. 1888, At the hour of o clock P. ". OF said
DAY. to pay the ssld q, ,dellnqnent assessment
and expenses OF sale.
C. II. CUMMINGS. Secretary.
No. 22632 X street mp stairsl, Sacramento. Cal
By order of the Board of Directors, the sale
above mt ntioned is postponed until WEDEES-
DAY. August 22d. A. q. 1885. at O'Clock P. NJ,
at same place. c. II CUMMINGS, Secretary.
Sacramento. July %, 1888. iy26td
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fIAUB's ResTAURANT,

Sis j Telephone 81.
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BANKING HOUSES,
NACRAMENTO RANK

- -EtFttt- LaLN y DFtLNEEs
TTIiIE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
city, corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
Guaranteed capital, S5p0,010 paid up capital
gold c0iE, $3.50, ,00O; loans or real estate, March
I, 1855. s., ,G2i, COS; term Rnd ordinary deposits
March /, Is s, g., ,2Se. 49,. Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid in Jaau-
airy and July Money loaned upon resi- estate
only. ne bank docs exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished upon applica.
ton to VI. ?. COLEMAN, President.
Ed. z. HAAILTos. Cashier. 4ptf
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FRITZ & KILLER,
~ ~ ID 1Ss p - p Il IsES -
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PACIFIC COAST.
\ TRUCKEE MILL-HAND KILLS A
NEGRO DESPERATE.
Outrage on Mexicans in Arizona
NfcNulty Must Hang-Boys
Drowned-Etc.
A DAYS FIRES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uMoN.I
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GEO. C. NfcMULL3N,
GU2-tt Chairman Hospital Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
kfarried Passengers.

4 Queenstown special says The Brit
ish squadron off Bantry bay and Queens
town harbor is causing much excitement.
The fast cruiser Sandhy, 525 tons bur
den and 3,000-horse power, belonging TO
the British squadron, which escaped
from Bantry bay to this harbor. pro-
ceeded to sea this morning, and, after
capturing two steamers, sighted the Gu
harder Samaria, from Boston, with l07
passengers aboard about four miles
southwest of the harbor. Immediately
the Sandhy dashed full speed at the liner,
steaming nj a rate OF twenty-one miles An
hour. Attacking the liner, she fired at
her repeatedly, and at length succeeded
in capturing the steamship after hard
engagement, causing great excitement
among the passengers Of the liner, who
knew nothing of the naval mobilization.
The Allan liner Caspian, from Liver
pool, en- route to st. Johns, with 200
passengers, was also captured off the
port. after which the Sandfy returned
into harbor, aad is now making prepare
tons for the capture Of the Britannia and
Nevada. both due OF the coast to-mor-
row from New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
WAS A cosTEDsRArE srY.
Death or - soufhcrn wonan who
HAD n History.

A Memphis special says: Mrs. Fanny
Ada Scott, a woman with history, was
found dead in her room in q boarding
house this morning. Shehed sucoumbed
TO chloroform, which she had been inthe
habit OF taking to get relief from neural
Qia. She came 10 Memphis six years
ago, and since that time had gained q
scanty livelihood by sewing. On more
than one occasion when utterly destitute
she was urged to apply to the authorities
for assistance, but refused, saying that
all she asked of charity was decent
funeral when the death that she craved
should como. Her maiden name was
Fanny Anna Sparks. Her father was
General Sparks, prior to the war man
Of wealth and high social position. tie
was at one time connected with the New
Orleans press and the reputed author OF
that touching poem of the war, "Some-
body's Darling"
Her first husband was Augustus A.
Fowlkes, of New Orleans, from whom
she was divorced in 1867. Three years
latcl she married General Thomas NJ.
Scott, who commanded the Twelfth
Louisiana regiment during the war. he
died three years later. Among Mrs.
SCOTS effects were found number OF
letters from persons of distinction IN the
Conlederacy, including Jefferson Davis
and Joseph r. Johnston. 1t appears
that Miss Sparks must have been Con
federate SPY. as mention is made OF her
being imprisoned by the Federals in
Yicksburg and New Orleans during the
war. Some time before her death she
told an acquaintance that she had papers
of great historical value which che pro-
posed selling to the Government, but
during her absence from home one day
this person stole the documents and Mrs
Scott could not recover them.
From what she let fall in conversation
these papers would throw hight on some
OF the dark passages of the war IN the
West and deeply concern leading com
manders on both sides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Old ,A6o

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bowels causing les Of appetite, Indigestion,
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soon lead to serious results. To persons advanced
In years and those who caunot take powerful
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
FIFrIiTII CONGRESS.
WAsHSGroS, August 0, 1888.
GanRfa

After the passage of several bills on the
calendar the Senate, at Has, proceeded
to the consideration OF the fisheries
treaty 10 open executive session. and
Mr.. Evarts resumed his speech begun
yesterday against its ratification.
After he had spoken for two hours Mr..
Evarts yielded the floor temporarily to
allow Mr.. havley TO introduce a concur
rent resolution that the members of both
houses shall attend the funeral OF Gene
raj Sheridan ON Saturday next at 10 A.
NJ, and that ms further mark OF respect
to the memory Of the deceased the two
houses, when they adjourn on Friday,
shall adjourn TO meet Monday next.
The resolutions were agreed TO, and
Mr.. Eyarts resumed his argument against
the fisheries Treaty.
Mr.. Eysrts concluded - saying that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
Charlotte Matters.
[spocIal telegram % the pIspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatchl
CHARLOTTE, n. c., August 9.--The
first annual convention OF the Meek
lenburg County Sunday-School Associ-
alton met in the First Presbyterian
church. this city, to-day. Reports
showed the following condition in the
Sunday schools of this county = Num-
Der Of officers, 1913; teachers, AGO (;
scholars, 4, 40S; books in library, 2, 1852 /;
papers taken, 1873. Delegates present,
$50. The convention closed tonight.
There is strong talk among the Pro-
hibitionists here of nominating county
ticket. This will very likely be done.
Recent rains in tins section have put
the crops in excellent condition. Cot
ton and corn are extra fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10
To Relieve Stanley.

A Berlin telegram says; Lieutenant
Wissman, tho explorer. leaves Berlin to-
morrow for Egypt II is believed that
be is charged by King Leopold, whom
he yisitcdrecently, to propose to the Khe-
dive that al expedition be sent for the re-
lief OF Emin Boy and Henry III. Stanley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-10

"s sxSr;;y
II ELLIN q s..

n >
tcoo por snnum---So. 9i3 east MARSHALL street;
IS rooms: modern improy.fneaE "a
f4s0 por num--No. AZ west van street, ="
rooms, modern improvements. "a
$50 per 'annum--No 4Os woss hsin suerti ]"
rooms: modern improvemoots.
500 per annam--No. JyJ wcet Grace street,
rooms: modern impfoyemenis.
$3.50 per annum--NO. 5Ji wet Grace sueos,
rooms.
$50 per annum--No, 800 ives, Main street;
rooms 49,.
ssOO per annum--Eo. west Marshaii street;
10 rOnfns.
500 por anuums-Ho. 81 wcet Main street;
rooms: vacant September j, 1851
500 per annum--No. aJ1 north lWeHth street;
8 rooms: vacant October 10, lsss
sH0 per anaum--Ho. ifl5 east Broad street,
rooms ana largo kitchen.
$40 per nnnum--No. . west Cary street;
rooms and largo sifchon
fsO1 per annum-No. 1905 east Broad street;
brick : rooms; fronts near tho park.
$50 per annam-No. 2505 east Graco street;
rooms.
slJ0 per annum--New brick: Seventeenth and
Broad streets: 1 or rooms
$50 per annum-No. 1909 east Lain street;
store aui rooms.
$40 per month-Nc. sO5 ST. John street; store
ard rooms
s. por monih-Roar Si5 north Fifth street; 2
rooms.
IS per nlonth-No. 2sii SIKH street, Rockets;
5 rooms.
IS per moniu-Short clay street; rooms.
sG-St James street.: . rooms
S5--RoGr 10 west Naip street; rooms