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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
BtrCKINOHAM.


lC1rro-p .nloncs q tho Richmond Dispa'c'-l
AUGUST +, lSSS.
The heated term Is still unbrokcn, and
al vegetation Us sutl' ring greatly. Ire
Thermometer reaches 33 90 400.
A thunder storm passed over portion
of the county few DAYS ago. The light
pinV stmck a shade-tlee IN the yard OF
IS. NJ. Cabell. Esq. land near his dwell
ing two bead OF young cattle were Killed
p, another stroke.
Miss Mary Roper, Of Houston, Texas,
"a visiting friends IN this county
Our delegates to tho stanton Con
vcntion have returned full of enthusiasm
for Tucker and the Democratic cause.
Itisyct uncertain who will be the Re
pnbljcan candidate for Congress from
tlns die Zenith district This comfy
oilers r.. ". Hubbard, Appomattox W..
r. Franklin. but lost holds the place,
and j. not willing 10 yield 1t without a
struggle.
Cesar Perkins, who is host here
among the Republicans. will probably go
for hUbard.
Tanbark is cur mann commercial
commodity Just now, ana laden wagons
are on the roads night after night.
Our people. white and coiored, never
tire of big meetings. aud these are neing
held at various points and fully attended
and enjoyed with ilesh relish every l ~ %
Ii is now thought our railroad Will he
finished from New Canton 70 the Court
house bv the last OF the year The hope
has been deferred somewhat, but no one
hss been made sick. Colonel Il. L.
Hubbard. It's president is untirng IN ms
efforts and Is now IN New York IN us ln-
forest. Colonel Dunnavant, a large
railroad contractor OF Alabama, Is now
IN tho county and his visit Is thought to
be in that connection. -
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Five Against rive Hundred.

10y ltiHE l+atlA 81 .Aih b47f'H+t 49,
OTTAWA, ONT.. August S.-A letter has
been received at Victoria from Constable
Green at Fort Hazleton on the Skeena
river. dated July 18th. il which he says ::
cit is dangerous to stay here. There
are but five of rs in the fort against five
hundred wild Indians, and all Oh the
murder. They have killed five men
since We came mp. and they say they are
Going 20 kill all OF us some night We
don't get much sleep have 10 keep a
guard on all the time We don't know
when they intend attacking us. We
have sent to Victoria for more help, and
hope they viii come up soon; but the
Sbcona river is so bad that it will take
three or Jour weeks to get mere. We
don't know the moment We viii be shot
from the brush, and dare not venture
from the fort"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

Railroad change. Personal Notes.

Railroad changes Personal Notes.
Correspondence 90 tle Richmond Dispatch
ArGusr g, 1883.
Some important changes are soon to
De- made in the Richmond and DanVIlo
railroad. Tire officers If TN, road have
issued orders for the removal from Alex
andua 10 Charlottesville Of the trans
poriatiou department Of the Midland
division. This chnugo Is made because
Charlottesville holds middle position
CA the road, and operations can be-
managed here better than 40 Alexandria.
ih. change viii be made I'm few days.
and woramen are now busy at work
fitting mp suitable quarters. Mr.. j..
H.. Icytou, master OF Trains, aud lbs
Geographic assistants, viii be removed
here, and the crevo viii be made mp and
cent 0ut from this place.
alta business meeting Of the City Fire
Department last night the following Off
Gers were elected: Commander Frank
Gllmcr: Chief Engineer. L. Williams
first Warden, Lew. Wood Second
Warden. i. b. Wood Third Warden. A..
%. PAYNE Secretary, J.. >. Bioudhem
Treasurer y. >. lotch; Fire Marshal,
G. III. Hamou; Surgeon, Or. II. l..
Nelson.
This company is wcl-dullol and
equipped. and always does cilectualwork
steyery FIRE
Mr. c. A. Willinmson, Of Charlotte,
y. c.. bas been appointed 20 posltion
as extra postal clerk ON the Virginia
Midland road between Washington, ID.
c., ana Lyuchhurp. This is an impor-
taut addition. as tine mails ON this route
arc sometimes SO heavy that 1T Is aimos.
impossible for the regular force OF clerks
10 manage thoIn.
Judge r. i. W. Duke and Mr. ". T..
Duke returned to the oity yesterday af-
fer n short business trip 30 kentucky,
Professor William II. Seamon. Of the
Miller Manuol-Iahor School, has been
recently elected 10 the chair Of aualyti-
cal chemistry N the University OF Mis-
SCUM. az kolia.
Mr.. Thomas p. peyton. deputvpo,t-
muster, who has been confined to tie
house for some time with typhoid fever,
is reported 20 be improving.
Miss Belle y. farrar, Of Richmond. IS
visiting Miss ida tauar, GA Market
street
Lieutenant Albert Grant, of the
United states army, and his family are
boarding az Mrs. 4. L. tarishs.
Mr. Samuel b. Woods has gone to
Southwest Virginia on trip combining
business and pleasure. W.
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0bdurate Indians.
fny telegraph . tho Dispalch.l


CHICAGO, August S.-A dispatch from
Omaha says: Reliable information re-
ceiyed from Rosebud Indian agency,
Neb.. is to the effect that when the
Sioux commission reaches Rosebud the
Indians will not sign the treaty. from
interviews had with the issue CLERK and
Chief of Police ut the agency 1t is learned
that ont Of 1000 inquiries they have
made OF the Indians IN the last month
in reference TO opening the reservation
NOT one has been in favor OF IT. Last
week the Indians had hig council, com
posed of over sixty chiefs and head men,
In which all the agencies were repre-
septed, and they not only agreed not 10
sign. but to prevail upon the members OF
their respective bands not to do 30;
since the death OF Young Spotted 1sii
last month Swift Bear and Two strike
are tie recoe nized head chiefs. Both
have charge influence and following ana
both empbstically denounee any sale oil
the reservation.
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nntng Iona RaiIroads.
~ ielograph b the DispAich.l


CmcAGo, August S.-A dispatch from
Des Moines SAYS: Suits have been COM
mouced in the Polk County District
Court against the Chicago and North
western, Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cv, and Rock Island railways under the
damage clause OF the neg Iowa rall-
way law, claiming in each case
81. 600 penalty for wilful violations OF
the law. Five suits were COM
menced against the Northwestern,
three against the Rock Island, and two
against the Burlington. The papers are
signed by the Attorney General and an
other lawyer. attorneys for the State.
The petitions minuteiy detail the sew
cral causes in which violations ere
charged. and then go on to claim that
the tariff schedule is IN full force and
effect. notwithstanding Judge Brewer
injunction that the roads are subject
10 its provisions, and that the schedule
is reasonable and Just. The Burlington
and Northwestern roads will undOubt-
ediv remove the case against them to
the Federal Court. One interesting
question will be the complications that
NAV arise between the state officers and
the Federal Court. Should Judge
Brewer construe the commencement Of
these suits ms a violation Of the law and
tine spirit Of his injunction against the
enforcement of the commissioners, tariff
questions would arise for arbitration.
These cases ought to test the new law
pretty thoroughly. although the suits
now pending would have done that just
as well.
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rr,e rcr.onal-nigh.s I.easne.
ny telegraph 10 Ine Dispatch. !

CHICAGO, August S.-The vice-prcsi-
dents Of the Personal Rights League,
which was recently organized in this
State, held n preliminary meeting yes
terday for the purpose of canvassing
among their number for permanent OH
GERS OF the organization. II is intended
TO ask one OF the United States senator's
of Illinois to accept the presidency. In
a few weeks the league will commence
its weekly publication. which Will be
circulated in Chicago, New York, Mil
wsukee, Buffalo, and New Orleans, III
which cities there are branches OF the
league organized. The total number OF
members already enrolled 10 over 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
The ,.tg Lumber Raft.
IN telerraph b the Dlspatcb.l

10y ItTVFTfIl % NO HI'lIIIH'I
VINEYARD HAYES, Mass, August g.
The big lumber raft arrived here at ,
o'clock this morning after seven days'
massage from Joggms. Mr. Robinson,
The constructor, accompanies It. lie re-
ports AN ordinarily good passage. They
had been detained BY thick log on the
Nantucket shoals, and stopped here 10
procure coal and water for the tugs. The
raft is IN as good condition as when 1t
left Joggins. Mr. Robinson is confident
that had the other raft taken the inside
route through Vineyard sound it would
have reached New York safely. Hun
dreds of sight-seers visited the raft tbs
morning twill proceed at noon to-day.
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EVsnsaurg - TOO Pious.
by telegraph 70 Tho Dispalen.l

PuTsBCRGH. August S.-For some
time past the Law and Order Society OF
Evansburg. a small town near ConDeaut
Lake. has been making strenuous efforts
To stop the running Of sunday trains on
the Meadville and Linesville railroad.
The employees Of the line have been ar
rested ana fined several times, and the
company decided 70 move its station two
miles out Of the town. Engineers are
now at work Surveying a new route aud
the company declares that it will run It's
iine on The other side of the lake, leaving
Evansburg out in the cold, rather than
submit to u continuance OF the annoy
Guce.
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Lightning and rlcctric-Aigns works.


CNcINNAr1 O., August S.--About $50
O'Clock last night sharp fash Of light
ming, followed by terrific peal Of thun-
der. startled the large crowd IN the TX
position buildings. Instantly all thearc
lights in the building went ont and the
Government exhibit and machinery hall
were left in total darkness. The mean
descent lights were not affected IL
seems that the electric curentstruck the
dyuamos and extinguishcd the lights.
The lightning produced "A counteracting
current and stopped the machinery Ill
stautlv.
When the current had passed the dy-
namos were started up again all right
and where there was darkness again was
light. The rainfall following the thun-
der and lightning was SO heavy that the
noise produced drowned the rumbllng OF
the machinery in the power-halL \
Young gentleman named Kellogg, from
Sew York, who happened TO be looking
INTO the mouth OF Calling gun at the
time of the occurrence, thought the gun
hal exploded, and was scared almost to
death.
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More Ye,.ow.Eever Gases in Florida.

fBy telegraph 10 me Di'petch.l
WASHINGTON. August S.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospi-
tai Bureau, received the following tele-
gram tins afternoon
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Aug. ), 1883.
Two cases of yellow-feyer were dis
covered this morning. One OF them lad
been in the city six days from Gorlanio
when taken sick 4; the other had not been
out Of the city. The other two suspicious
cases we're traceablo to the same store
where the others were taken sick. The
health authorities are taking active steps
in the matter. all the cases will be sent
10 the Sand Hills Hospital. | fear this Is
the beginning of the outbreak.
ISignedl UUrrfRAS
WASHINGTON, August S.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton has received the fol-
lowing dispatch from DR.. Guiteas, who
was recently sent to Jacksonville, Fla,
10 investigate the alleged case Of yellow
fever 81 visited to-day Mccormick at
Sand Bills whore he has been carefully
isolated. The case IS one OF yellow
fever contracted in Plant City and de-
yeloped in Jacksonville. Other boarders
in the same house arc thoroughly
isolated. apprehend no further danger
in that direction.
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A Rich GOId Fini.


tBy telegraph % the Ds?atch.l
CHICAGO, August S.--A dispatch from
Livingston, Mont, says: Two pros
pcctors came il from the Boulder coun-
try yesterday, bringing with them a
bdckskIn bag containing over g, 900 III
gold which they had pounded out with
,lodge-hammers on Flat Rocks. They
also brought the richest specimens OF
quartz probably ever seen IL the Terri
tory. The specimen Was about the size
Of an ordinary cocosnut. 50 soft that II
could be pounded with a hammer, and
vas fall OF fine wire gold plainly visible
to the naked eve. The Boulder district
has until within comparatively recent
time been a part Of the Grow Indian re-
seryation, bnt it is now open to settle
ment. The prospectors say 1t promises
10 be- one of the richest mineral districts
III this part Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
ENTHUSIASTIC.
OLD rREprRIcXsBuRa PUTS ON HER
HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Democratic cinb and the Approaching Con.
vsntion- Flags, Musie, Good Feel.
ing, and Bsndanas.


WYNN ''tNNAaN 20 NNh HlrIhi'N.i
FREDruCKsBURe. Va, August s.--A
permanent Democratic club was orgen-
lied IN this city last night, l75 strong,
with tho following officers: Rufus y.
Merchant, president Mcssrs III. II.
Johnston, a. *. Phillips, Jr, John
Brauor. W. II. Hurkamp, John Rodgers,
ST., John X. Anderson, and John Hart
man, vice presidents :. T.. Eastburn,
secretary: ". ID. Scott, treasurer A.
If. Dickinson. corresponding secretary.
II was the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting held IN this city for number Of
years
The Democratic convention OF this itho
First congressional district VII meet IN
tins city tomorrow 10 nominate candI
date Tor Congress fiom the First district.
All OF the delegations have ar
riycL Each county viii present a
namc. The Opcra-Housc. whore the con
ventlon viii be held. haf been beautifully
decorated With national and state flags
and handsnaS. Among tho can1iiate'
most prominently spokcn Of tonight are
Messrs. r.. r. g. Wright, John ". e..
Blackstone. X. j. Washington, Robert
Mechanism, ). ". Hudgin, ". a. Jones,
g. $. Kendall, NJ. Jones, Hon. II. H.
Pollard. andJ. y. Stubs The fight no
doubt viii bee holly contested, and it is
predicted hero tonight that a dark horse
VII win. Tonight the Democratic
Club. together With a number Of other
Democrats, paraded the streets and sore-
naiet the different delegations. A
nuubor of business and privat" houses
are decorated, md the city is full of en-
thusiasm. There are 81 large number OF
visitors in The city, and the old burg is
ah.aze. There has not been rs much
enthusiasm shown in tins city for a num-
ber az years as exists tonight. The eX-
act hour for calling the convention to
order tomorrow has not yet been deter
mined
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOR6.

NEW YOKx, August S.-CottOn easy; sales to
DAY, "a bal 81: uplands IL &C.; Orleans, Ike;
net receipts. e0l aa.os eNp0rts-to Great Britain.
s9l balos: 10 No Continent l,l5S bales; stock,
i71412 bales. southern flour quiet and Un-
changed. Whoat-SYOt unsettled and generally
lover. options Irregular: no. red, August,
o. a9lLc, closing yiis C.. September, S2A aj5s C..
closing gyhc Iurn-spOt rather Toak, with very
moderate demand; options ruled duh: No. :,
August, AAJ.. closing 5fAc.; September. dka
81 -. Oats fsa'sc higher and fairly active; No
=. August IA aH1 &C., closing ne; ceptem-
Der. e3EA3Or: No spot. Nc. Hops steady.
CoGee-Far Rio spot firm 40 81: No Z.
August slnOagi075; september, go. 0asl0g % ::
October. !9.7A sugar strong: fsir refining,
8IGr: moiasses grades, ias5c.; netsnod
arm; G, ga a1lc.; or 4. 6-saCJsc. mould
4. &c: standard 4. ;a5.c.: granula,ed, 80
Nolassos nominal. Rice steady. Petroleum
steady: refined. nc. Cott0n-seed oil quot
and steady. IaloW nrm ROsin duh At sl0gs
asi.OsA. Potatoes quiet aud weak. IGr-
ueutlus dun at 25AGs5kc. Hides Ia light
demand Wool firm. PORK duh, weak, and Ut
changed. Beef duh Beef hams steady az SiA5O
a,lG TERED beef quiet Cat-meats nrin and
quio, Nddies dull and nominal. LArd-West-
eru steam, -pCt- s9.Z5; September. f@yoats.OL;
october, - ooaf 81 kreghts dun.
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ranged NJ follows

CHICAGO, August &--1'ho action OF the mar
ke,s this mornlng was more mild than for many
days. AZ times here was fair activity In all he
pits aud Exchange door, out that wac coaf,ned
10 rallies or uptarns Ia prices. Tho general
tendency MAS downsaFd. Wheat was quiet snd
20 &c. lower during the forenoon. AZ IsU Il
touehed ~. ca 1oClae o. ic. from the elosson
Tuesday. The price WA above So. sgsi1 IN an
instant, for while the teaden:y Of prices for the
saaslon was downward thuro was st1bb>.rn light
ing all The nay down. Wheat cioaed fairly steady
~ about 40 under last Nights asosarorr<
In corn the range Was quite parres and cies Nc
prices were very nearly the sauo IS on Tuesday
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lonna orly ~ 80. ol nl. -

|if lNI. H.alI' I'D ..t.
DRvypg, August S.-A Durango spe-
cial gives au account Of % horrible acci-
dent near Fort Lewis. Robert Eobyris,
the sXte,n-yrr son e. William
Roberts. prominent mnclman, has
been WORKING for Andres Saline. another
ranchman. living three miles west Yes.
teriay old mno Roberts went over 10
Saline's place ,o 500 his boy. iie found
tho house IN ashes, anI on searching
through the ruins discovered Tho chafr'd
remains Of hs boy Saline Dad also
persisted iu the flames The cau'c ot
the ire is "a my story. The coroner Will
investigate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Lost inn ChanneI Fog.

tBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LoNDo,,, August S.-A dense fog pre-
vails IN the English Channel. The
steamer City of Hamburg, bound for
London. laden with cattle and sundries,
went ashore near Start Point last eve
ming. Fifteen Of the persons on board
landed at Salcombe. but boat contain
ing seven others 10 missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

lCorrespondence OF the Riohmoud Dispatch
MADrsoN CovRTHoUss, Va,

fCOrresp0ndcnce Of TIE hachmoua pHpa'oihl
MADfsoS CorRrHoUsE. Va,
August 8, 1855.
Al The regular meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors to-day the following com
mittee was appointed to ascertain the
continent OF the people in regard to
making an exhibit Of the products OF the
county at the Richmond Exposition
DR. J. A. Read, Hon. II. D. Twymen.
". A. Collins, Captain William Hill,
Robert Walker, W. j. Cave, John Q.
IT.. DR.. b. NJ. Buckner, W. II. Early,
lanes w. Banks, w. Il. Bohsnon, }. y.
Frnv. and J. n. Miller, 1his,commlttee
will make their report at the next meet
ing Of the board. -
The preparation Of a handbook OF the
connty was assigned 10 DIR. James A.
lScad who is we'll qualified for the work.
TIE county treasurer Was directed TO
communicate with Major hotchkiss with
MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO NARKET.

NIITHI ). r..
While there has been no grces activity In tho
marketed late. there is. we think, growing UNI
dor.urrout Of bsttor feclng in tho trade which
wo hope % sce lend u better mlnss. some Of
On, manufacturers sesm 90 no looking around "A
utie more in a qJie; was. aud nov AMI then @o
hear II consequent ssiss, though with tho stocks
"a sight there IL naturally ulie demand Tor non
descripts or anything Dut wsiiclasslho1 aui
strctly-desirabie tonn,-o.. Auctions today
wero very light Pyisato trading In wrappers re-
suited in iaius ~ some tbirty or forty packages
perhaps nearer 'le latter figure. Other grades
seemed quiet and Bucleys a litAo dun
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The Saratoga Races.

SAR,rodA. y. Y, August S.-First
race-purse $3.50. one miie-tlmira won /;
Austraua second, Prince Fortunatethirl.
Time lllt.
Second race-purse $500, five fur
longs-Minnie Palmer won Tessa Is.
second. Navigator third Time, JOB.
Third race-purse $50 Of which 900
goes TO second, one and three siXteeths
miles essieJme won; Bonita second,
Bonnie $. third Time, 2:)ll.
Fourth race-purse $500, three quar-
ters of mile-Kiug Crab won Tam
bourette second, Della third. Time,
LIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

NEw N0RS, August s.-Nounu-Nni ro~ipis,
closed -tossy: eah-. 1870 bales. August,
Sl.ioafflll: september. fitisfs..n. otoufr,
se5AsflI Novcmnsr. - 1880 ID. hf'efnin',
ca. fsay-l f9 January 3l.t5ai1 Va; F"'r1ary. t'0's
% O.. Marh. taslafai2: Apri f)..aafaso; Nay.
fs.-safAas: june, sA1fs. -e.
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W. Garreit's Condition

~ ~ - 7I'I' ~ ~ ~ T-'7-'-'I
New YORK, August 8. The condition
of Mr.. Robert Garrett WIS stated TO be
unchanged to-day. he passed good
night and slept Tor about four hours. It
is said that he viii not be taken out Of
the city for three or four days yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

behalf Of tho Dominion Government.
Professor Dawson returned, but Oeiivie
proceeded north from Chilcat, Alaska,
and wintcred on the Yukon. On reach
ing the Yukon overland Ogilue explored
i. for about 100 miles. In September
he camprd for the winter In March
he left there for Mckenzie river which
he viii explore, and then proceed across
country TO Winnipeg, where he expects
70 arrive in November. There were
seventeen miners who came out from the
Yukon Cold-mines. Some who had been
in two or three years came out with
three thousand dollars worth Of dust, aud
others bad more.
FOBpY-wlLE CREEK,
q branch Of the Yukon. IS a scene Of
great activity. The gold, which iq
coarse, IS taken from the banks and bars
Of the river. Work can only De carried
on two months in the year at most
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
saIitouaye D,ed OF cholera.

ny tOIffIlTn y % UI7VlT ~
CmcAGo, August S.-A Baltic Creek
mich. special says: Amonnamed Hop,
who registered at the iIarhis House rs
from Nevada, o., died suddenly yest.,T-
dly. His symptoms gave rise 10 the re-
port that mo died FROM tsIatic cholera
and the people are Greatly excited. Ihy-
sicians are investigating thetausc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
View work on American Government

lBy AnglO-American caUIe % mo DI'pAI'h.I
LONDON. August 8.-Professor Bryde,
who. although he represents in Par
lament one OF the poorest London
constituencies, is re garded as one
Of the Dost brilliant scholars in tue
Commons, viii devote the recess
TO finishing an important work on
the American Constitutional System and
Government. 1t viii make three octave
volumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
Brakeuuen on n strike.

IIJ I'I".7 1I''' ~ Fl' ''''''''''1''
DULrrH. MINN., August S.-The
brakemcn On the Duluth and lron-Range
road, who have been getting $50 per
month. are on a strike for SO, stopping
the fifteen ore trains rnunins between
tho mines aud Two iIarbors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09
IN. English roresters Reconsider.

LONDON, August S.-The high Court
of Foresters sitting at Reading has re-
considered the action touching American
courts, and mas decided to readmit all
those courts which apply for admission
on condition that their action meet the
approval OF the next High Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

sHFRvIN. Died. AZ the Residence OF bis
father. slsi east Broad ~ cot, 81 1919 o'clock.
August 8 pSss. JAMES c. sBGkNtN.
Funsrsl notice Win be published later
styNwALP.-psvd. 81 newport News, va.
Augusta issS A. I. sUAwALf: aged nity-throe
Year,. go
please copy.
la. M ht. Mrs Carl KRlSE ,. WALLS, Ia the
forty-ssxth year Of bee age.
~. funeral vii take place from Dor late resi.
aeec.,. on Elghlssntn between Declsor aud
stockioa sEreess. THIS EVENING =, O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-09

fBy telegraIsl % ihe UispAIsh'I
ST.. PAU, MSy., August S.--from
Victoria. B. c., the Pioneer PrssS
,asrns thai news was received to-day
from William Ogilyie, who left there a
year ago last June with Professor Daw-
son 70 survey tho northern conntfx IN