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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
Both Political Parties.


PFARIsBURG, August 20. Republican
and Democratic meetings were held here
to-day. and delegates appointed TO the
Republican gubernatoriai convention It
Norfolk and to the senatorial and county
conventions Of the respective parties.
The Republican delegates were for Ma
homo for Governor. William A. French
for Lieutenant Governor, and Hamsn
W. Berry, of Bland, for State senator.
The Democratic delegates were instruct
cd for George W. Easily for State sena-
tor.
The court is in session, Judge A. A.
HELEN presiding. The trial OF Gruff,
for the recent shooting Ut the Narrows,
in this county, is in progress.
A camp-meeting commences at War
bash on Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

FATAL ACCIDENT.
4 Negro Crushed by "a Trce-Fhc Crops.
Correspondence Of the K,chm0ni Dlsp1ich.l
Hop.I.NT " Aupuet 90 1880


Correspondence Of the Rchmoni p!speicn.l
COBIMM, Va, August 20, 1889.
A negro man, Abraham Perkins 10y
name, was instantly killed by beng
crushed under tree yesterday evening,
AUGUST 18th. He was working at the
saw-luill Of j. Il. and W. j. Crank, To-
Gated near this place. 1t seems that lie
was watching the tree he was engaged in
saving so intcntly that he did not notice
that one Of the larger limbs had caught
a dead tree standing near. This latter
fell upon hi head, broaking his ncrk,
back, and legs and pinninG him to the
ground SO firmly that the tree had to be
sawed in two to free the body.
Farming operations are being carried
on with n rush now that the weather is
open. Tho whcSt and ont crops II tins
vicinity are not 50 much injured as was
at fIst thought, and the corn crop pro-
misses to be better than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

AR7ANTED. WORK by EXPERT
W ENtEp UKF-sHAh ~. ., homo cr IN
private families. Apl.y az ,lj west An.l sloei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
LIVE. PLATTE. crmENT. dc.
rENHE BRADSTREEr COMPANY,
CHARLES Z. CLARK, PRESIDENT
IRADSTREET7S RICHMOND OFFICE
no. 100 EAST MAIN oIREEL
Telephone No.i3i
JH. Witty. superintendent

TIE Richmond ONCE nas moro than Kept pace
with tao rapid grown OF tho city and develop
mout OF The territory tributary 10 l. Honers -
.ne mercantlle community vi thus section ali tnS
advantages OK asystem the superiority OF which
NJ recognized Ia every trade centre OF ths eiYii-
!rvd world mat it Is IN special sense prepared
10 guard tho interested ~ local patrons Is at
tested BIZ the fact that It has now larger Hun,g
ssshssrissrs Aan sfc efhH pssyss'ssis sssasx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
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auB ComDanyswnari. Ko;ke.tA


VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ,.>-.sa.,
COMFANY for O.d Point Nor asa13-ss,S'
folk Portsmouth, Newport News CiATenonA
aad Jamos-rYsr landings direct y eiesSn.
"a loog -steaa,or Aklai, lraYa. klcQmoat
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D SE5DAI. an1 FRIDAY
Az ~ A.. Street-cars cCnascL
Connections a. Ola FOin. and ~ Norfolk
closely win ali linea for noFihcra cilies same
nfternooa james river by Daylight OreS.
tourist linz Cheepesi ro1Is.
ahrouga tickets on steamer Sni a. Careers
AGENCY 100 anla street. b1sgSge cno-Ao 81
ibrolxh. sIaie-roo engaged Tor day or nignk
Freisns received daily tee Norfolk, Ports
NOAH OLA POM WaverlY. dicksford. Va, ana
eu poiaIs ia Sasteri Norgh CarO!iaa, kastega
Iusiata and all regular landings oa the Jane,
rtver. al lowest ratos. and through bills issuo1
LuClEN b. rArUA, yice-grsnideaL
No. III Mai0 street and kocSessA
uyM WEIaiesK. fressn as sad fazsan gsr Ageas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21


Nos iianI.- maso Do s.1.A Na % s''p-
sl-~sl os.trala 40 lf Stops IIf 'N .. tf
al Chefter. Ion.fa ala aDl 1883 r'.h
lJanit5 rt.D ~ sigma. a.. al ..ttt3N'-
RI !, 3, 81 81. u, ana 20 Wlil So. a. al s..- -
fUr passeps frs.
PglIMAN-CAR seNic%
On Trains Nos. "a ani .3 slac' ls--f Do -
New Nor4 cIl ifmpa. PIE ...
On Trains NOs iisIl % s.fft.1fft'
Nashins .3n ana CnAg.csiHn. Ga tfsA Is" s.
ele.ntag-c-rs sttW.Iu Nee At.s D 81 b. as Do
ylie. On Train No . sloepllg-,as ee." -e "a
Warrington All sagaDnaA
TaE ONLY ALL-RAM. LINZ 10 NORFOLK.
rx.vg AaRIi a.
Richmond. ...'aio An Nor'oix..... .,e I. ~
Nchmoui. ..'i.osP a. NorieiN .it p 7. I.
Seriolx $50 \. a. Riebm one. - A a.
NorioiS ..''.s0 2. NJ bea'aoai, ~ & NJ, ~.
Iha.s tralna also make close tuhnrcHoNf hf
P.rscytlis ivaehburs. aad Southwestern po.4ts
&c / all s,aliOus 90 TAO N0fiolN anu ae''efn a.
Fosf. X. VI. ~ III o"prfih.eA IVA
TT u. NYsKs, General s4pefinlenseae
4. y. EAEGs0s, General Passenger Asea-
SOL Haas. rEsGae Manage. W"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

nrst-class HORSES ani All LIS suitable for all
purposes
At 4. O'CLOCK
we win soil
ILARGE BAY MAKE, suitable FOR dra-eht
purposes.
1GOOD DNNiNG HORSE.
oGDOD MULES. splendid 'Grm animals;
ISuPRMOK SiDE-BA& BREW TIL. b-Od1.
nearly now.
IGOJD OPP 81 BUGGY. Nu, ii fl" uaol:
1GtOU SECONDHAND GNOCtt~ " AToN
Several sets SECONDHAND BJDGl-EAh-
Mss.
60 bales GOOD HAY. expected ire tine.
An entries suoalI ue mate -sriy.
Ru2i +. DO .Oh. salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

ByR. y. CbGnin & Co.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

LEAVE a.hh'fn
Nl3 \ ". ehl'f i't l,' -'i-i' A'A'-h'. D. ora
t|lt'lu fu.fa
f.l5 p ~ s'1,.si.' ar- mn -a'01' cA'i
sunday
1000 p NJ daily ..'op m'i'Aon i'f l}a.h'
5000 'Iii''n fDif"-
TEtfSs tnai's rilH"0N'
tl3 7. n. aHl ti D. NJ. lNN' IiA '..
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
AUCTION sALEs-rbis Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co..
Real rs eto Agents aud Auctioneers'
1913 Main street.

NEW TWO-STORY. NJ II ID lU NJ
~ SIZED BRICK DWELLING
JUST COMPLETED,
No. 2l4 PINE STREET NEAR CUMBERLAND
STREET
AT PUBLIC AUCTION OK THE PREMISES,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT sIsr, AT +. 81.
Conveniently and well constructed; SIX rooms
tcherry finlshedl. bathroom. pantry, &c. cop
ror bath-tuh porcelain sinks, siGlhs uOoi'
cas- ana wator Ia the house, yeranda tron. gll
rear rOrchos. good nci,hb0rnCni A comma
lion OF good tasto and comforts which mhEes 3
pice, ai,raclive home or gclable property m
much demand .. paving rates. Possession NJ
once n. tenant waiting 90 80 Ia.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in TX an1
twelve months. interest ADDED. secured ~ deed
OF trust. j. THOMPSON BROW y IL CO..
auIS Aucilolegfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21

MELONS. I Will SELL A
~ auction THIS FAX. "Wednesday, hU:E't
aist a. Chesapelke and Cn.0 deuof, 81 - o.o-s'
! car p RtoN MELONS. J. .o" EtH'
au9Ilt' LIZ Cary p. .eet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-21
INTANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR Two

WANTED, TO EXCHANGE FOR
w RICHMOND PROPERTY a BR X
DWELLING centrally located IN BALTIMORE,
ND. containing thirtoon rooms including base
mcnt, also bathroom With not aud cold winter.
Assessed az 5000. now reatiug ~ 1850. Address
"EXCHANCE,' 40 100 east Cary street
ly e4-e0dlm
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The customs authorities at Mont
real. Can. have placed a seizure on
the painting. Jerusalem on the Day
of the CrucifxiOn." on exhibition at
the Cyclorama The picture is valued
at &25. 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

IT is reported that a syndicate OF
Realthy men. most of them Chicago
ans, are making preparations to pipe
natural gas from Indiana. where they
have secured 10000 acres of land. to
Chicao0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The report that Queen Victoria was
considering a trip to America has
neither been denied nor affirmed. The
fact that the Queen now is inclined
toward visiting Ireland and that the
rumored trip to America has not been
denied. is creating much talk through.
out the Kingdom. However, nothing
has been yet announced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The Bancroft mills at Media. Pa,
whose product was handled by Lewis
Bros. & Co.. the bankrupt dry goods
merchants OF Philadelphia, have been
seized by the sheriff and advertised to
be sold at auction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

SENECA SEvALN. who caused Mrs.
Clara Belle McDonald's divorce from
her husband. the son Of the president
of the Pacific Bank of San Francisco,
and then robbed her of &c. 900, has
been sent to the California peniten-
tiary for ten years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The British Columbia River Gold
Dredging Company has been registered
in London with a capital of Gao. 900. in
order to purchase Gibson's right to
dredge for gold in forty-fve miles of
Frazer river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
NEBRASKA A NEWS.
State Assessment.

Tho grand assessment roll Of the State,
Just completed. shows that there are TO-
674. $50 acres of improved lands in the
State. valued at $43 25l! O63 or an average
value Of s. O5 per acre; there are $l3. $751;
727 un~improved acres. valued at 80 96S..
CSC; improved lots in the various villages,
towns and cities Of the State valued at
$9S 2a7. s92 and unimproved lois valued at
$40. 15S 34. There are $40. LIS horses in the
State. valued at 81. 754. 1917: 1 ga 3s7 cattle.
valued ut 81 SS S25: 46, SIC mules and
asses, valued At 1896. 4O7; 179 2oS sheep
valued at $106 26S. and 1.3s3,9 $50 hogs,
valued at q SOC. Az. The assessed valua-
iion of railroad systems Is $29.674 s2S.2l.
and that Of telegraph systems $751;. $500.
This assessment, it appears, only includes
tho miles Of track or the railroad and
telegraphic lines proper. for under the
head Of ''other property" which takes in
al miscellaneous matter. an assessed
value 10 placed at 81. ~, 39S. The taxable
valuation Of h property Of the State
foots mp SIS. 763 53S.41 for the current
year; for 1883 it footed up SIG. O12. Sca4S.
This shows an increase in the valuation in
one year Of Sc. 80, 7UlSi The total levy
for the current year is 81 49,. O0S27 while
in 1883 the levy was Il. 81, ISL. g. or . de-
crease Of $l3S. S795
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

CONsUL-GENERAL CARDwELL, of
Cairo. Egypt. warns the State Depart
ment that an extensive trade in Egyp-
tian rags with the United States Is
rendered particularly dangerous by
the prevalence of smallpox in Lower
Egypt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

An American company is preparing
to open extensive iron mines in the
island of Cuba and is certain that they
will be a grand success. The scheme
includes a harbor and a breakwater
near the mines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

Two children belonging to the wife
of one of the locked-out miners died
ut Spring Valley. ILL. the other day.
The physician who attended them pro-
nOunced it q clear Ease of starvation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The work Of tearing down the old
State House at New Haven. Conn.
commenced recently. About 5000 per-
sons witnessed the demolition. many
of whom expressed regrets at the dis
appearance of SO interesting . land
mark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The President has turned over the
papers applying for apardOn for E. l.
Harper, who wrecked the Fidelity
Bank, of Cincinnati. to the Attorney
General for examination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
IN n DOMINION

The Csnsdians Indignant Over the Seiz-
ures Of Their Sealcrs by the United
SsAses-Canada's Military Strength-Re-
ligtOus Troubles.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. a-The dullness in
official circles has been dispeled by tho
recent news Of the seizure Of q British
vessel in Behring sea. Tho excitement
occasiOned by the affair is intense. Tho
Canadians are slow to understand why
the American Government should not
entertain the same opinion regarding in.
ternatiOnal laws and the hree- mile limit
on the Pacific as well as on the Atlantic
coast. The authorities here still continue
to discuss the American ~prerensiOns as
to exclusive Jurisdiction in Behrlng sea.
At present the Governor General is in
direct communication with the British
Government which avO q cautious
policy. The Canadian Government is in-
dignant over repeated seizures ON tho
high seas, and has asked England in
plain language to protect their interests.
The effect OF q refusal to sacrifice impe-
rial interests for q domestic n is hard
to determine.
The press Of Canada is a unit in de.
%nOuncing the seizures. OF course. no.
body thinks Of going to war. The dispute
has directed attention to Canada's mil.
itary strength. The active military force
exceeds $4,000 men. On the basis Of the
last census. Canada can put 1,50O, 900 men
In tho field.
The ~anti-Jesuit agitation is a domestic
quarrel, which tends to estrange Catho-.
lies and Professionals. The opposition Of
the latter to the Incorporation Of the
Jesuits is not diminishing. 1t has placed
the government in an awkward position.
especially after the unqualified support
Of the government policy last session.
Six hundred Protestant petitions. signed
by 6fiy-6ve thousand Canadians, asking
for the disallOwancs Of the Jusuit bill Of
incorporation wore presented to the Gov.
srnor-General at Quebec yesterday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

ARTICLES of incorporation for q new
mir line road from Fort Wayne. Ind.
to Chicago have been filed with the
indianapolis Secretary of State.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

TIE Royal Grants bill has passed
the committee stage in the British
House of Commons. all amendments
being rejected by large majorities.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

An order has been issued making
men forty years old Ineligible as letter
carriers in non-civil-service towns.
This limit does not apply to war
veterans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
NISCELLANEOUs.

TIE Journeym0n Plumbers. Gas and
Steam Filters Laborers' Union has de.
cided to sever its connection with the
Knights of Labor. This means the deser-
ton of about Is, 900 mon from the ranks OF
that organization.
A DOUBLE execution took place at Louis
WILLIE KY, on the 31st. Charles Dilgez
was hanged for the murder Of two police
mon and Harry Smart for the murder Of q
man and woman while going down the
river in . boat Dilger's execution was
bungled, tho moose slipping, necessitating
bis being dropped twice through tho trap.
SEVEN shipwrecked Norwegian sailors
have been picked up BY the steamer Mag
ara and landed at Vera Cruz Mexico.
TIE Cincinnati Hamilton h d y-on
passenger train was wrecked at Oxford,
O., on the night Of the 3lst Twelve or
fourteen persons were killed and injured
TIE Spanish Government has advised
the Pope that in case he finds it necessary
to leave Rome be should find asylum in
Portugal It IL understood that the same
advice has been given 70 the Pope b.
Austria.
A HARMLESS earthquake shock ~ felt
in California on tho morning Of the 3lst
Dr. g. n. CANTRHLI. physician Of the
Arkansas ~penitentiary, asserts that Jim
Burrows, the Genoa train robber. died in
the prison hospital October s. 1855 OF
~ pho.malarial ever.
LACK Of water caused . boiler explosion
east Of Fail field. ILL.,, the other day. One
man was killed and two fatally injured
The National Bureau Of Engraving"
Of Philadelphia, . large ~lithographic
printing establishment Is hopelessly in
volved. Its material has been ordered
for sale.
The Sierras and Milton stage Wa
stopped by two highwaymen Q Cooper.
oils. Cal Wells, Fargo & Co.. safe wss
blown open, but found to contain nothing.
Seventy. five dollars taken from the pas.
sengers was all the robbers secured.
The memorial COMMUNICATING tho land.
ing Of the Pilgrims was dedicated al
Plymouth, Mass, on the LIST
THE July sanitary reports to the Marine
Hospital Service from Philadelphia and
Chicago show that tho lstter leads the
former in population and Is the second
city in the Union. The population ID
placed as follows: Chicago LOO. 600;
Philadelphia, 1,040! 24a
TIE Richmond (Va) railroad stables
were struck by lightning the other day
and burned. Sixty mules and horses and
seven street cars were consumed.
THE New York Graphic 10 again in
trouble Reporters and clerks are clamor-
ing for salaries A syndicate. headed BY
Steve b Elkins was supposed to WI it.
The public debt statement issued
August !, showed N increase during July
Of $1,0l7. Sla6L The cause Of the increase
vas due principally to pension payments.
THERE was . eloudburst At Watkins
Glen, N. Y, IN the 1st
THE Algerian. . merchant vessel sunk
1t Aultsvilla Ont, tho other day. The
Gew and rassougers were saved.
TIE rainfall In the Pennsylvania coal
regions was very heavy recently and .
number Of collieriss were compelled to
shut down. The streams were greatly
swollen and the majority Of the collieries
in the Aahoning valley were drowned out
FIVE hundred striking Italian railroad
lsborers near Pittsburgh, Pa. recently
engaged In . riot. Two wsee killed
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

The lead mines in Nuevo Leon.
Mexico, are shutting down. owing to
the imposition by the United States
Government of duties on lead res.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

KING HUBERT suddenly closed the
italian Chamber on the I'd. This act
was believed to be the prelude to q
general election.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

FROST visited the low grounds about
Galena. ILL.,. on the morning Of the LIST
and damaged growing vegetation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

INFORMATION from Vienna is to the
effect that a secret treaty has been
agreed to between Russia and Den
mark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

LEXINGTON, Ky, AuG. 4-Harry Farrell
and two b men. Who were arrested
charged with the murder Of John A. Rose
the leader OF the Rose fac ions IN the
Powell County race VA, have confessed.
Trouble in The mountaius ID feared,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
FRI

IT is reported from Berne. Switzer-
land, that Germany has revoked the
recognition of Swiss neutrality.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

CAIRO. Aug. 1-Advices from Toski
bring news Of increased activity at tho
front. General Grenfell reconnoitered
the dervish camp. when the dervishes
fell upon b Egyptian cavalry in force
and killed twenty.seven Of their num-.
Der, forcing ther remainder Of tho detach.
ment to withdraw. Later, Lieutenant
Daguillar STACKED the dervish position
IN front OF tho village Of Masmas, and
drove tho enemy from the field, whom hey
left fifteen dead behind them. Deserters
are coming in to the Egyptian camp in
large numbers. They report that the
dervish leader, Wad-el-N'Jumi. is de-
termined to fight to the last A battle il
expected soon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
ADDITIONAL DIsPArCHEa

AOSKs on inc Oh KliIinG ana
1900. includin. the chief, capturing 1000
and driving the remainder into the desert
FELIx PIArr, the famous French Com
munist, died at Paris on the 4th.
The Black Diamond sealer, recently
seissd in the Behring ses, arrived 1t Vic
toria, b c.. on the I'd. The commander
Of the Rush put OH . seaman with orders
to take her to Sitka, but the captain Of the
Black Diamond TOOK no notice Of his ~.
ihority and made for . British port.
The United States cruiser Boston, one
I the finest Of the new ships. Was run
.pon . rock near Newport. r. l.. recently
md q hole knocked in her bottom. She
wat kept aaoat BY her water.tight com
partments.
FRED ALLEN and Marcus Howe. two Of
. pleasure boating party, were drowned
the other afternoon near Pembroke, Nasa
HENRY BEIGHT was cut to pieces BY .
reaper near Fort Wayne. Ind, recently.
An explosion occurred on the Grand
Trunk railroad near Montreal ON the night
Of the Sd. James Rogers, IN express
agen:, was killed and q train Of passen.
gers narrowly escaped destruction. Many
rumors existed that tho explosion was the
work Of dynamiters bent upon destroying
the Victoria bridge.
JOHN l. SULLIVAN arrived at Jackson,
Miss, on the 4th, where he received IN
ovation. Governor Lowry was indignant
at the way in which the pugilist was 70.
ceived.
CLEARING house returns for the week end
ID August 8 showed a decrease compared
with the corresponding week Of last year.
| n New York the decrease was al
AT the Post-office Department it Is
learned that since March 4 last o: So 600
fourth class postmasters in tho United
States nearly 13.OOo changes have been
made, and Of this number 1900 were re-
pointment Of r publican successors. The
daily changes now average about 100
A COLLISION on the Virginia Midland at
Burleys caused the death Of Fireman Fred
A. Fox and serious injury Of three others.
Two other trainmen were missing sup.
posed to be under tho wreck.
TnE Emperor OF Germany has conferred
upon Queen Victoria the command Of the
First dragon guards Of Berlin and upon
the Duke Of Cambridge tho honorary
~colonelcy Of . regiment Of infantry.
Prices were frm ON the London Stock
Exchange during the week ended August
& American railroad securities were
quiet and firm. At Berlin business was
active and steady. The Paris Bourss was
quiet Panama sh2rss not being quoted.
TIE Counellsvills coke strike continued
to spread. Fifty.Avs out Of 6fty.sevsn
plants were banked. Nearly all Of Mcclure
4 Co.'S works were idle. Tho Standard
and Noorswood men. l590, we're also ont
were the 500 Of L~eiseoaing. The mum
beS Of strikers Wa put at 11,o0Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09

TIE State Department is in receipt
OF an exhaustive report ON Russian
agriculture and the cereal trade from
Charltos h. Way. United States Con-
sul-General at St Petersburg. He
says the export Of cereals from Russia
in the past two years shows an alb
normal increase, due to three causes
first, the enormous crop gathered from
both the black lands and arabic
prairies; second. the depreciation Of
the paper rouble; and. third, the
foolish practice Of systems Of 'icor-
ners" in the United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-09
An Ice Trust

INDIANAPoLls. Ind, Aug. 4-Ths Ice
trust which has kept prices up to 40 per
cent. moro than was charged last year.
has collapsed. One Of the dealers refused
to agree to . proposition to force prices
higher aud withdrew. He he's reduced
prices nearly 80 per cent The public will
now get the benefit Of some desperate cut.
tins.