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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CHANGES.
Division Freight omces AboIIshed-Many
of the Clerks Retained.

kllLOftF GFNNN fHiTO CffiO
Division Freight omces AboiIshed-sIany
of the Clerks Retained.
Some Of The employees Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio offices we're much
elated over an order that WAS received
late in the afternoon yesterday.
Some time ago it was given out that
the two division freight Offices would he
abolished on September lst, and that
the services OF many Of the clerks in
those Offices would 10 dispensed with,
and those who were kept in the service
OF the company would be transferred to
/ Cincinnati.
Many clerks anticipating discharge,
resigned their positions and have pro-
cured employment elsewhere.
Mr.. T.. $. Goodman, division freight
agent. was one OF those who it was SAID
would be transferred to Cincinnati. Yes
terday he received an order from the
headquarters in Cincinnati stating that
on September lst the division freight
Offices would be abolished and all the
business in those departments would 30
under the supervision OF General-kreight-
Agent Hotchkiss The order assigns
Mr.. Goodman to that department as chief
clerk to Mr.. Hotchkiss. He Is popular
/ here. especially with the large shippers,
and his retention in the department IN
this city will be highly appreciated.
Messra Z. +. Cartwright, II. i.
Watkins. j. b. Wood, and ". II. DAT
from. old clerks in the division, all OF
whom it was some time ago reported
would be transferred to Cincinnati or
their services dispensed with, ere as
signed to places in Mr.. HoGhkiss
office.
Mr.. Edward y. Eubank, one of the
/ clerks in the division fTeight-Oflice, to-
morrow goes with the firm of b. r..
/ johnson a Co., having some time ago
accepted the position. Mr.. John L.
! Lewis accepts place in Mr.. Waldron 4
Office of the Richmond and Danyille
freight department. Mr. William T..
James has accepted a position with
/ Adams Brothers ~ Payne, LynchbTg.
Mr.. W. O'Dwyer goes Mr.. W. f. Clark
general freight agent, Seaboard Air
/ Line. Portsmouth. and Mr.. W. A. Anti
/ loth goes from MIR. Goodmans Office to
( MIR. A. Popo'a general freight office,
Roanoke.
Mr.. A. s. Fmmons, for many years
purchasing agent of the Chesapeake and
/ Ohio. severed his connection with that
company yesterday. lie leaves tO.mor-
row for western trip. and the latter
part OF Soptombcr'hc will join his wife
IN Central New York and take her tc
Europe. They expect to DO abroad
h about three months.
/ An ordor dated yesterday, signed by
Auditor Sullivan and approved by Gene
ral-Managcr Harahan, promotes Mr..
James +. Wayt to be a travelling audi
Tor, with headquarters ct huntington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
BRANCH TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
The Two Companies to Establish Them
on broad Street.

For long time people doing business
on Broad and neigLboring streets have
been asking for better telegraph faclIi-
ties. Recently the Chamber Of Com
merce took hand in the matter and en-
deavored to get our people such tele-
graph facilities as the growth of the
city demands. At last the companies
have decided to make an experiment
with Offices on Broad street. Each Of
the two companies doing business here
will open uptown offices tomorrow.
That OF the Western Union will be at
Murphys Hotel The fixtures were all
being put in place yesterday. Mr.. Tree
saws II the business justities It the branch
Office Will be a permanent thing and
others will he established in different
portions OF the city. At present 1t Is a
sort of experiment Messages will be
sent 10 and received from all points just
as they are at the man Office.
The Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany will open at SchUns, 52j east
Broad street. The Office will be under
the charge of experienced operators and
messages viii be sent and received direct
to and from all points the same rs at the
downtown office. Uniformed messenger
bows will lie in attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
THE CAVALRY SERVICE.
A Troop TO DO Formed In Manchester and
Chesterneid.


An adjourned meeting OF those who
were members Of the old Chesterfield
Cavalry troop was held on the court
green in Manchester yesterday.
At the meeting on August 2lst about
thirty persons signifled their intention
to join the proposed new troop, but az
fifty is the minimum required by law the
organization WAS not perfected and the
meeting yesterday was held in order that
recruits might be obtained and the requi-
site number Of persons secured to effect
tho organization.
At u o'clock Major Marshall, Adiu-
tant Hawes, Major Evans, and Lieutcn-
anita l.. 7. Christian and Daniel h.
Weisger, OF the Virginia cavalry, ar
rived snd soon the veterans began to
come in.
MayorA. G. Atkinson presided and ex-
planned the object OF the meeting.
TIE PLAN.
Major Marshall made short address,
explaining the mode Of organization,
the rules governing the company when
organized, and other matters OF interest.
tie stated that the State would furnish
all necessary arms and equestrian equip
ment, and the only expense TO be IN
CURED 10y the troop would be the pur-
chssing OF their uniforms.
There are 70 far ffty-fye persons who
have expressed their intention TO join.
and whose names appear on Sergeant
David Moores list, although they have
/ ,.e-.,I Aln ,,c,r.l Y.oV hfnAf ~
them rs members. The following arc
some of them 4. J. McTyer. j. A..
Hancock, ID. X. Woisiger, David Moss,
/ Thomas Davis, A. l. Pulliam, II. G..
Jones, 7. W. Jackson, j. W. Brown,
/ David Moore, James +. Bradley,
A. l.. Adamson, j. G. Sncllings,
Samuel Williams, I. G.. Mathews, a.
G. Thomas, II. q. Wood, X. j..
/ Puliam. Emmett Graves, Haley Cole, L.
W. Winfree, ID. J.. Toncy, G. Meade. A..
| G. Attkisson, Il. II. Bruce, s. L. DuVal,
T. q. Hooker, Il. 7. Hewlett, L. 5.
Clay, j. c. Winston, r. J.. Childress,
/ ". i. Fisher, W. Z. Tinsley, G. 4.
Jones' A. p. DuVal, !. W. Roberts, W..
/ Stein, j. ". Touey, j. b. Winirec, j. b.
Brown, r. 4. Hatcher, w. G. Moore, @.
/ ID. Corbus, w. c. Hatcher, Il. II. Gary,
II. Nelson. and O. l. Merritt.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet Fri
. day, when an organization will DC per
/ fccted.
NEW COMPANIES.
There is much enthusiasm being mani
tested throughout the state il tho cavalry
( branch OF the service. The present
State law only allowsten troops, and five
Of these are already in existence, and
there are six applications filed for per
mits to organize other troops, and !; has
/ been decided TO muster in the five troops
/ first organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

Baltimore press, is exceedingly strong,
embracing Mr.. William A. Brady, who
is 10 appear here as Old Tom. In the
concert ball sceno Bobby Gaylor, an
Irish comedian OF repute, and Kelly and
Murphy, two scientific opponents OF inc
fisiic art. are 10 have realistic setto'
Among the very many scenes thatthe play
abounds in il one Of the London bridge at
night. showing the city in the distance
and the flowing river Thames beneath.
Here, il is said, one Of the most realistic
OF stage pictures is shown The heroine
OF the play is thrown headlong iato q
river of real water, and after severe
struggle is saved by Old Tom, who
makes q daring dive from the bow OF q
boat into the water and rescues her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

whost- -soashsYn sfezfy: Fuitz. 1sasto !ose.
berry. TsaaS.. wcstsrn quiet and nftner: 70.
v,ptsr rsd. spot s9sc. Co-n--soutnsrn aoh
and nominal: White. f2aftc.: yellow. fSssSHc;
wos,srn stesdy. oats ,Issiy ssa1 s.- ~.
mlrsd' esasso. hye aui~t at yDss2c Hay easier.
primo 70 choscs timothy. ie.Dasi2o Pfgsi-
sions irmer. Butter arm vrsfsrn pssssa: ~
isc.: creamery, i.aisc. Eggs qnisssr Al issss 9.
Petroleum. unchsngei; renned, ..sc 1870
quiet and strong. no esrgces. fsir. ss ~
sugarstsady: A scft. 5dc-: copper urn ;ronpos.
i0Hai0,.c Whistler unchanged nftiih frelgnto
70 liverpool per steamer lcn -Four s1s gam
50. Cork for orders. ss. ID. kscotpss-fio.nns,
II 400 barrels: uheat 1000 busheis; corn. Ssoo
bushels oats. 1900 bushels shpmsnss-r, oolS
husbcls. sales-Whsat fo.OD bushels. corn.
q 900 bushels
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. August 3i.-fhe casa aaotsuys
wers Flour unchanged. No spring snsaS
s7aa77kc,: No rod. IKE No corn. 30
No. oats, fss.c Mcss-pork. fio.SS. Lara. ia
shor,-ribs fsas106 Whisky. G.R.
The Loading futures rangof as fotlOys:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

MANCHESTER NEWS IN BRIEF.
Personal and other Items of Interest from
Oar sister City.

Oar Sister City.
Mr.. y. J. Wciager's new dwelling on
Connrdin avenue Is in the course Of
erection.
There will be no hop at Bon Air to-
morrow night, but tue final ono of the
season will be given Monday week, Sep
tomber 9th.
Services will be held in all Of the city
churches to-day. Bishop Whittle will
confirm a class at Meade-Memorinl
church this morning.
Mr.. Thomas Davis, Of Midlothian,
Democratic nominee OF the House Of
Delegates, was in the city yesterday.
During The month Of August forty
deeds we're entered to record III the Office
of the Clerk OF the Hastings Court, and
nine mrrriage-licenses were lssued- hNc
t. whito and four to colorod couples.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing William Harris, colored youth
about sixteen years of age, was sent to
jail for ninety days for stealing iron
from the Richmond and Danyihe Rail
road Company Officer Roach caught
harris. who has already served term
for petit larceny, with the bag OF iron
in his possession.
During the month of August there
were seventy-eight arrests made by the
city police force. Forty-seven were
arrested for ordinance violation, thirty
for misdcmcanor, and one for felony.
Clief-Ol- Police Lipscomb arrested TWEEN
ty-fve tir5t-Assistant Jones, nineteen
Second Assistant Smith, eleven Third
Assistant Nlolcs, twenty-threc.
A mass-meeting OF the Democrats OF
the city will he held st the Leader Hall
Tuesday night for the purpose OF orSa-
nizing u campaign club The attendance,
it is thought, will be large. There will
probably lie several speeches, and the
large banner, ordered at the last meet
ing OF the City Committee, will be
stretched across Hull street in front Of
headquarters in the Leader building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
The Common Council.

The Common Council will meet to-
morrow night in its monthly session.
There is no business OF great impor-
tanco to be passed upon, unless tho reso-
luton providing that St0,COO be sppro-
priated TO relieve the Virginia Agncll-
tural and Mechanical Society from debt
should be called up. and very likely tins
will be done if there is large attend
ance of the members.
The resolution was laid on the table
NJ the last meeting on account OF the alb
sence OF several members friendly TO 1t.
Several committees will meet to-mor-
row evening before tho Council assem-
HES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
WEST VIRGINIA MODS.
Trouble Looked for from Negro Miners In
tho New-IilVer Region.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram ~ ure DispaUhl
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 81
There are rumors of more trouble III the
New-Ri region. All the colored
miners are said TO have disappeared, and
it is believed they have been holding a
meeting somewhere.
1t was reported that mob was ex-
pected who would take all tho known
members OF the mob who hung Turner
Yesterday morning and rotaliate on them.
The hardware dealers here to-day re-
ceiyed orders from u mining firm at Echo
for all the rifles they could send and
shipped quite a number of rifles and re-
yolvers, marking the boxes thinning
picks" A white man there shot and
killed q colored man Yesterday and the
prayest results are apprehended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

Lately the houso-thioyes have been at
work out on Clay street
The residence OF Mrs Anna d. Hevett,
corner of Clay and Eighth streets, was
entered few nights ago, and the thief
took suit Of clothes belonging to Mr..
John K. Bates Il boarder there.
On the same night while Mr.. Eugene
Sheppersou was away from home his
house at SOC east Clay street was entered
and a number of pieces of clothing were
stolen.
The police are working the matter up
and Will doubtless soon have the guilty
parties brought to justice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
D,aAh Of Mrs. Chaikisy.

Mrs s. NJ. Charley, widow OF mr
o. Ii. Charley, who until his death siA
wears AGO was a prominent and prosper
Gus merchant OF this city, died al Lex .
ington, Va, Of peritonitis night Dei9r !,
last Her body viii be brought 20 TINS
city, and the funeral services VIII IaA 3
place AZ the grave. at Hollywood, at 0
o'clock A. M. to-day. -,
The deceased was a Miss jordan,
whose family came 10 this city from
Powhatan OF her marriage three emil,
dren suryiys--Ernest H., Dr. q. H.; aud
Lyman Chalkley. Mr. Lyman Chaikiey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
After Dark.

The Academy of Music will open its
fall season Monday evening, September
9th. with Dion Boucicault's famous
drama of London life entitled AFTER
Dark" The production comes heralded
as being an elaborate and picturesque
one. Coming direct as it does from
Boston and Baltimore, Richmond theatre
goers can DO sure OF its metropolitan
STANDARD. The cast according y the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
uAf:RIsfsEa

DUGAN-BCRNE-- Married. IN Sacred Heart
chs rch THURSDAY evening. August gel. ~ Rev:
gather Lucke. Mr. MATTHEW JOSEPH DUGAN
this city.
VARTOS-WARING.- -Mnrriej. on Thursday.
August - iSSg az .02b north Twenty first street,
Philadelphia, by Rev. !. Newton hitner.
CHARLES ". HARION, II Richmond. Va, an |
JULIA EVELYN. daughter " Erasmus q.
Waring. OF Philadelphia.
MITCHELL WRIGHT. Married, In BATH
more. Nd, August 10 1882 a. the residence u
the brides sisyer. By Rev. DR.. Welsh, ". u.
MITCHELL, Of North Carolina, ~ MOLldE j.
WEIGHT, u Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
TaIiy-uoi In Town

Mr.. W. Dellie Sutherland has pur-
chased Tally-Ho Coach, and will run
it for the Hotel Murphy. Colonel Muir
ply and Mr.. Sutherland, with friends,
drove out in the stylish new turnout,
with four horses, yesterday afternoon, and
they we're the observed OF all observers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

,r.an.fcrs In the city and County of
Hcnrico.

'r.an.fcrs In the city and County OF
Henrico.
The following deeds Of bargain and
81. were admitted TO record in the Chan
csry Court OF Richmond yesterday
John Mahony and wife TO Mrs Oakley
Amer James, wife OF Andrew James 10
feet on north side OF Main street near
raeuteth, 1920.
D. S,unuol Parrish, special commls,
rouer. 70 Edward ". Lohmann, 10 ioet
ca cast side Of First street (No. 6l5
toath), improved, 800
HENmco COUNTY COURT.
James Beall TO l.. Wright, 9 Ito acres
mar northeast boundary OF Richmond,
hrtween Valley road and Richmond and
lienrico turnpike and Meadow-Bndge
Yoad. s., 500 .,,.
John Wild and wife TO +. Adelaide
Trench. 40 acres at junction oil Williams
lnrg turnpike and Charles CITY road
,l,onl one and a half miles from klch'
moud. $4,000. ~,
I!ouut . 55-lOO acres about I'VE mics
north Of Richmond, adjoining hnmanuel
Ttctory, $500.
John Dunlop, special commissioner,
toT. X. Grady, 80 feet on east sue o.
Eggloston street. S295,3O. -. -,
William II. Hilton and wife TO JONI
and Maggie T. Teeiey, Is feet on norm morn
u4e Of fairfield street near ChesaPeah'
and Ohio Railway Compapy'S shops
fl0T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
~--7 Accident TO Richmond Lady.

IOOTTo5OOnIeulo OF IIIo I0I'I1IIV7TI V'5V'--|'''I
WmMINGroN, Va, August 81. 1889.
On the morning of the Both, while
making her toilet for breakfast. at the
residence OF the late DIR. William A.
Gray, Mrs William b. Gray, sufferer
for several months from sciatlca, while
combing her hair fell to the floor and
fractured both bones of her right leg
Just above the ankle. Her husband, Dr.
William b. Gray, was instantly at her
side and rendered the necessary surgical
assistance. Mrs. Gray is now removed
to the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
A. o. Bell, Of Wilmington, and is doing
as we'll as could be expected under the
painful circumstances. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

Elegant Cider Vinegar. Four Years Old
Large variety fresh Picking Spices.
New Mushrooms and French Peas
direct importation.
Blackberry, French. and California
BrandieS at
WnLIlM L. WHITES,
formerly Of Christian, White y Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
What Tho Clerks Did in August.

During tho month of August there
were recorded il the Clerks Office OF the
Chauccry Court BIZ deeds
There were issued from the Clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court during the
month forty marriage hcenses-ninoteen
white and tgenty-one cOlOrcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

II | can get sober, energetic young
man who can sell manufactured tobacco
on tho road, might employ him.
may also include liquors, sc. Address
Old House, caro- DiSDdtch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Menti0ned
For Your
IMt0rmatI0@.
e----~-----s-----s----n>---'-
lIeHt10Ne0

They're coning-as fast as We can take care OF
'em-Boys' and Childrens Fall Suits Oh, but
they're beautlea. Moro ,aste has been shown In
the get up" Of juvenile clothing fos this season
than we've soen displayed +: years II would
have driven YOU frantic TO have stood In the
mlds, Of the torrent OF styles and patterns mat
have poured INTO the marsetA But we've been
there before A thorough understanding OF the
clientage for whose benefit wo were making so
lections kept US evenly baianced-end We came
out Of the sea Of fashion with TIE GEMS We
rtpnowed the chad from tho wheat ami took
only the BEST OF what remained The ehAnn
blow around the coantry-some OF 1t likely
enough Will Sc, % Richmond, but win NEVER
&c, 70 YOU through US.
The same designers Of high ropuse for whom
we've been the exclusive distributing agents 10
this vicinity will again this season place their
latest efforts In our banda Some arc here
others are coming.
II your little sou has an EARLY noed-why.
We can serve you AT oNCB-bus the variety Is
getting greater and more extensive every day.
We've Demonstrated thai WE SERVE YOU
with tho BEST FOR the LEAST nonoy. II has
been our ain-and we're on tho same Nne ,his
year-successiuily 30, too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
I'll sdnamed HtIaeh Ruoy.

The Bicycle is q proper and involun-
tafy exercise-just what the sedentarily
engaged are in need Of. Ii is an easy
thing to ride, and our terms easier. You
know you favor the scheme. and why
not rids now? Call and see our new
stock Of Safety Bicycles.
A. K. & @. r. ScHAAP,
gu east Broad strees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

-, r,cn, rain IA the forenoon, showers during
tho afternoon . A.. ....,,oou
t1 Light sprinkle Of rain In the afternoon
cs1 Light shower st night
H IiFht rsin Ia the forenoon. ,,-..-,. .,
iS few drops OF rain about noon
n, Rain during tho afiernoou.
", Rain during tho afternoon
10, Light rain IN the afternoon.
Hm Light rain most Of the day and night
nD Light rain most % tue day ana bishI
h4infall for the month. Ssy lnche''
We give in the table below the mean
Temperature aud the aggregate amount
of rainfall during the month OF August
for the past ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Coming Home

The rairoad trains reaching the city
Yesterday were nearly all crowded with
people returning from summer resorts
They found hot weather prevailing in
Richmond, and some OF them therefore
wished they had prolonged their stay q
little LONGER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
THE RICHMOND DrspATCH-sUNDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1885,

bed yesterday morning at her room. in
an alley between Gilmer and Graham
and Catherine and Leigh streets. She
had been unwell for some time past and
it is supposed that death was from
heart disease. She was about fifty years
of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nsw YosK. Angus; S.-Co,ton quiet; quota
tions nominal: sales to-day, 1872 balos: uplapds,
Ike: Orleans. IKE. receipts, 5..zs bales; oI-
ports-to Great BTisain. 80 bales: STOCK. G.. 81
.baIeA Southern noar dali. Wheat-Spot higher
and weak new No rod, si'4 astXc. options
August. s5c september. siAe. Corn-spo'
dali and lower; Ne. =. t1ke.; september. $40
October. tss.c. Oats dull; September. S34c- &c
toDes. 25bc. No. . spot. 3s arc. mixed west
arm, 2ga2Ss Hops quiet. Coffee higher: sep
tenbsr, siA25aiiaS0: November. sial0asiA.s0;
far cArgOes. i9hc. sugsr-kedned arm with
fsf- demand. Molsssos--Sew Orleans quiet
Rice IN moderate iemaad and steady. Cotton
seed oil quiet kosin steady. Tarpentins
etsady. Pors higher: rnes<s. ti2<0aSiA hfdale:
stronger. Lard nrmor and quiet; western uioan
Sassh bid. Freights nrm-
BALTIMORE
BIfmoRl. August Sl---Cesson ara MID
aiias- TAG Flour eniet; snftns rsknsr essssf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
The Hanover Troop.

On September 18th and Goth the Han
over Troop will be in encampment at
Hanover Courthouse.
On the Goth it will be inspected By
Colonel 10. Lane Stern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Dr,,t r,r.n.n ana, Police.

There will be a joint inspection OF the
Police and Fire Departments OF the city
on or about October 18th, and the men
are nov being drilled for the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
The Rinh De~rco.

John l.. Roper Lodge OF Perfection OF
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
of Frcemasonry will confer the ionrth
and fifth degrees tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
BAL TMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrINoRs. August 3l.-virCinia consoIS
81: do lO-i0s %. DO. 3s, o7a67A Baltimore
aud Ohio stock. IS. Northern Central stock,
7la78N; Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore
ists 70 asg9N do 2ds. 50A az do 3ds, -; con-
solidatod ga5 bonds ll2allgA; do. STOCK. ~ ato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

Mr.. John j. Dozier, a prominent
Noriolk-county farmer of the Hickory
Ground section. died on Thursday.
Nearly twenty-six thousand tons OF
coal were shipped from Lambert's Point
piers during the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEw YORK. August Sl.-The following 10 the
weekly bank settlement: Reserve. increase,
g. ~ ~: loans, decrease, 1921, eco; specie. in
crease, 8. 6S7, 800: legal-teniers decroase ST.
20: deposits, decrease, 1894 TOO. circulation.
increase, $500.
Tho banks now hold Ei.t9i.5lO in oxcess Of the
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 81. 1882.
OFPERISGS
wHskT.-4,ii4 ousheA
CORs.--Og bushels.
OATS. 600 bushelA
SALES RsPosrso To sscagrLsx
WaBAT.--shoRberrY i3i bushels fair 81 nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
RICHMOND ToeAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 81. 1889.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Auction offerings for this week, O. packages;
taken IN. Il packages; highest price, SO; low
esL q. G24 average. Sal2; oil sun-cured.
Last week: offerings i5S packages; taken In
packages; highest, So: lowest. 25c- por hun
dred; average, t453; l53 san-cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Found Dead.

Coroner Taylor yesterday Viewed the
body of colored woman named Caro-
inc Taylor, who vas found dead IN her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
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Captain Andrew Pizzini, who went to
New York last week on business con-
nected with the street railways, is expect
cd to return tomorrow.