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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

THE YOUTHS COMPANIES for 1891 will give
an instruc i've and helpful Series Of Papers,
each of which describes the character of some
leading Trade for Boys or Occupation 10,
Girls. They give Information as To the APP
premiership required to learn each, the Wages
to be expected, the Qualities needed in order
Subscribers who send Si.75 at once thu paper
will be sent free to Jan. l. 1891, and rOr Il ~
year rom th 1t dGtC. Address,
The YOUTHS COMPANION, Boston, Mass
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Oklahoma Guide Book and Map sent any where
nreceipt of 81 Cts Tyler q Co.. Kansas City, Mo.
Timber. Mineral, Farm Lands and RancIe1
in Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
boughtand sold. Tyler 81 Co., Kansas City. Mo-
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
Trades and Occupations.

IN 1888 there were 2,770,O)O valentines sent
the London pOstOffCe.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Guaranteed five year eight per cent. First
payable every six months; principal and inter
est collected when due and RENTED without
expense to lender. For sale by J. III. Baueriein
x Co., Kansas CITY, Mo. Write for particulars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
hu, ,ha, Tomon bala collateral for twice

but that Lemon held collateral tor twice
that amount. He (Raum). however. had
never given priority TO any claims Tor
Lemon or any other attorney. htto,peys
had never secured priority az oil. Meih-
bers Of Congress sometimes did.
Lemons letter asking for action upon
list Of claims which he presented wa rear
90 the committee. Mr.. Raum SAID that no
action had been taken on ~ ~.
In reply to question by MI
Smvser the Commissioner emphati-
caliy declared that he did not issue certain
specified orders AZ the request OF Lemon
and had not advanced any Lemon
cases over those OF others on the com
plotcd files. He had urged upon the
chiefs Of divisions in the Office TO show no
favoritism IN the consideration of cases.
AZ this point Lewis, referring To Cooper
said his sudden and lnconsiderate Win
drawal from the case bad placed his col
league Goodnight and himself IN an awk-
ward position, as they did not know any
thing about the case. He thought that 10
throw all light possible on the case It was
proper that Cooper should return and re-
sumo. his connection with the case. lie
thought Cooper had left IN some temper
and temper had been also displayed ny
members Of the committee. Other NOM
hcrs of the committee also expressed
willingness 20 have Cooper return.
COOPER ERAIIEAEs.
Judge jeremiah Wilson, Of this city, who
was present, said that Captain Lemon had
been ms client IN some cases. although he
was not in the present case. Lemon was
az present absent from the city. He
thought IL due 90 the Commissioner Of
Pensions and 90 Lemon that Cooper should
return and assume charge Of the matter
and assist IN getting at the facts. Cooper
was accordingly sent for, and shortly reap
pclred. The committee. however, having
sat for five hours, decided at this point to
nd nurn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

Admiral of the Fleet Sir Thomas Sy-
mOnds has made n vigorous appeal % the
British Prime Minister on the strength and
condition of the navy. He complains that,
while the British navy IS represented as
being kept up 20 tine strength If that Ut
any two other Powers. 10 really has but
scventy-seveu battlc-suips 10 France and
Bussia's unetv-three, or Germany and
Frances cighty-cight. He saws England
has SOL war vessels TO match 5sj held by
France and Russia, or 579 held by France
and Italy. or $50 held by france and Ger
many. lnregard 30 the size Of ships. the
Admiral makes 10 a point that, # speed Is
10 Doe maintained length must greatly eX-
coed the proportion 90 breadth hitherto A.
lowed iu war-ships. SIR Thomas greatly
strengthens his case by apt quotations
froil history, and. judging from ms Cep-
ton m the British naval papers. he must
be held to toe tOa very large extent the
mOuthpiece Of naval opinion.
That the late officers OF the British ship
Calhope. famous for her Samoan eXpc-
FENCES. have received recognition from
their Government is gratifying 10 navy
people generally. The Captain Is now IN
command of the lnfeXible, one 81 The
largest ir0nclads in the world; The First
Lieutenant has SINCE been made COM
mauder. and the Chief Engineer has been
advanced % the rank Of staff engineer
The Gunner's Mate. who especially distin-
guished himself, is soon 20 be promoted 10
gunner. The remaining officers have re-
ceiyed appointments 10 important ships.
The Admiralty has formally expressed lts
high approval Of the seamanship displayed
on the occasion. and this iact Will have
due weight IN considering the services of
the officers for promotion 90 future en-
plovmeut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP 4.
NKy YORK


nav YoRx. August 2i.--cosson easy: sAiea to-
day. $50 bales upiands, IKE Orleans,
II iS-icc. net receipts. 4.64l baier sfPorn W
Great Britain. l.S72 bales stock, MAILS bsie..
Southern -four urn AMI dun Wheat unseuled.
dull, aud ,sic. dowa. closing weak No 2red,
sLOs&aflV,'s options closed katd lower uen
last night; the same cause operated to-day No.
red, sL0.s; September, t.Gs. Corn dull snd
August and september. S.c. May. Sxc. Os9
fairly Sctiye. lower, and unsettled options dull
but nrmer. August, No spot taSc.: mixed
western, i0ai5c. Hops wanted and strong state.
2Oa2sc. Conee-options opened steady aud up-
changed to 10 points doTn; closed weak eosss
points down lower cables light money quiet;
August. fls25sslsS0, september, tlIO; spoe
Rio quiet snd easy at f207b sugsr-kar quiet
and easy: refined quiet but steady. holSses-
New Orleans irm and in good demand RICE
firm and active. Petroleum steady aed glie,
renDei, SIS Rosin quiet and steady. Iurpen-
tine quiet and steady at a0ac Wool rsss.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, August 2i.--Cash quotations wersi
Flour nrm and unchanged. No sprina
wheat, tl.03A No. red. Si.O0Ss No. corn
ioac. No. oats, y7asi 10. Mess pors. tiLsos
til.5o. Lard, fGgn shortrihs, o. saSA lo sno1l-
ders. &laasSs'4. short-oiear. saWasAS.
Whiskey, sLi2
Wheat-A good trade. but the volume Of bust
ness was not 80 large As yesterday. Tho open
ing WAS rather steady aud rrm, and prices
we're advanced about &C., but later the market
became weak ana declined lAc. again ralteb ~
about outside prices. iuctusted and closed about
- lover for December than yesterday. ccrn-
There wse fair business, tho market ruling
somewhat unsettled. Tho speculative market
opened with a slight decline, advanced '.c., and
sold on &C.. influenced by some raius In tue
West and predictions " more IA the
same locality. A rally followed this de-
cline and the market sold up fhsc.
upon rufnors Of frOets saii % be Ia
Iowa, ruled steady, and closed with "a
~. gain. oats were traded In fairly. aud The
market displayed considerable weakness ~ the
start. Prices declined 3hA3Sc. There was good
buying on he decline, especially o. septem Der.
aud A offerings decreased prices Wentup 'lslc.,
the strength being due IN = measure % The all
vance in wheat and c0sn. Mess pork trading
moderately. Opening sales wero made at yes
teriay's figures but n nrmer feoling Wa de-
/ veloped, and prices rallied i5aac Later an
easier feeling prevailed, and Prices roceied
slightly, i5al74c, and closed comparatively
steady. In lard the offerings were moderate, with
good Inquiry in aquiet way. Early sales wore
msdo AZ yesterdays closing hgurss AMI Q
gradual advance OF 2SsSc was gained later.
Toward the close prices receded slightly and tho
market closed quiet In short-rib sides an a.
tive trade Was reported Shles we're made early
az yesterdays closing nguros, but later In the
day trading was AZ a5c. advance. Prices set
tied back slightly and the market closed ~
about inside figures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Land-Grant Forfeiture BnI.


WAsHINGroN. d. c.. August 2l.-Ihe con-
ferrees ON the Immigrant forfeiture bill
have practically reached al agreement,
leaving tho details only TO he arranged al
the meeting tomorrow.
The terms of the agreement are gen
orally upon the principle of the hlli rs IT
passed the House-namelv, an absolute for
fixture of all lands opposite t0and cotermi-
nous with theporron of any aided railroad
not now completed. The Cult and Ship
Island Railroad Company is 20 bee allowed
one year in which o. complete their
line from ship island 20 Hattesburg,
providing they VIII reinquIsh title 20 the
lands sold by the Government for cash or
purchased bv actual settlers. The bill in
PRODUCED to-day by Blair. upon tine request
of the Farmers Alliance. provides for
banks for tine reception Of mortgages ON
real estate Deposits Of first mortgages on
red property must be made 10y such banks
with the Treasurer of the United States,
who shall issue To- the banks United States
Treasury notes of different denominations
10 the amount of the mortgages deposited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Encournremenl Tor the Pebble

SO long as the falling embers Of vitality are
capable Of being rekindled into warm aud &C.
nial glow just so long there Is hope FOR the weak
and emgcisted invalid. Let him not, therefore,
despond. but derive encouragement from this
and from the further fact that there Is restora-
Two most potent in removing the dlapidated
powers Of a broken-down system, Yes, thanks
to ia uEexampled tonic virtues, Hostot;er's
stomach Bitters il daily reyiving strength In the
bodies and hope in tho minds Of the feeble and
neryouA Appetite. refreshing sleep, tho acqui-
5tion OF flesh aud color, Gro blessings attendant
upon the reparatye processes which this price
less inyig0rant speedily initiates and carries 80
successful conclusion. Digestion is restored, the
blood ferulized, and susieuance Afforded 10 ench
DEMONSTRATING organ ny the Bittors, which !, in
offensive even o. the feminine palate, vegetable
IN composition, and thoroughly safe. Use II aud
regain your yigor. al -J-W ~ f&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

We want money 10 carry on the struggle.
We not only ask Of tho knights of Labor to
come % our aid. but we ask il Of the men,
bers Of all organized labor. 1t is our turn
now. II will be yours anon. We not only
ask labor organizations. but we ask of the
great public TO come 10 our relief. Weare
fighting against "a power far more danger
GUS than that which laid down Its arms at
Yorktown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Been Wasting Time.
Chicago Tribune.l


II hope, Mary" he said. gently. the
suddenness and intensity of my love VIII
not come upon you like a shock. Posi-;
bly," he continued, still more gently ana
taking her hand with respectful tender
ness, you are not prepared for TINS
ayowal. The language Of passion may be
new 10 YOU. Am the first man, my dear,
timid little girl. 10 address you III this
wayy"
'No, Horace" she replied. :" ! have never
spoken of nav past life because there are
portions of it full Of pain and sadness. But
| was beloved once by as good II man as tine
aun ever shone upon. He IL dead now,
but during the short year of our married
life"
You are q widow then, Mary"
Yes, Horace, i--why, Horace. dear
For the young man had strained her 70
his heart with force that took her breath
away. He had been wasting valuable tune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
THE DEAD FORCE BILL
NOW EFFECTuALLY COFFlNED BY A
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
The Previous Agreement TO Knife the Bill
sustained--A Complete Surrender
Quay-Kecd Mad.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 2l.-Thc in
formation sent the Dispatch three weeks
ago tonight that the force bill would not
be pressed in the Senate during the present
session holds good. 10 is indeed q fixed
fact. and the claim then made was based
on information that has proven in every
way reliable.
TILL NEXT WINTER.
The conference held tonight at Senator
McMillin's residence agreed to lay the IN
famous bill away until next winter, and
that, Of course, means that it is practically
done for. There are from ten 20 fifteen
Republican senators who are opposed out
right to the proposed law. and that ac-
counts for the failure of the radicals to
pass the bill this session.
TO KNIFE THE BILL.
These liberal-minded Republicans en-
tered into an agreement three weeks ago, as
was related in the Dispatch, to knife the
bill. and rather than cause further split
in the party and jeopardize the prospects
of the tariff bill, the pTO-force bill RepuD-
licans Of the Senate have come TO their
senses and agreed to carry the election DiIl
over TO the winter session.
TRfUMrH FOR QUAY.
It is in one respect a triumph for Quay,
and disguised radical when asked to-
night what 1T meant said: "Oh, it's a
complete surrender 20 Quay and bad
Knockout for Reed and the SASH
The details Of the conference will be
found elsewhere, and there Is nothing
more to add in this special, except 10 say
that old boss Reed will be so enraged over
the compromise that he may try to defeat
the tariff bill. but if he does the Democrats
Will not weep.
WHAT IT MANS.
He will hardly do that, however, and It
is satisfaction 10 know that he will be
compelled TO take bis medicine, and that
the infamous force bill is dead. u should
be borne in mind that no day is to be fixed
during the next session for vote on the
force bill. That means that it will never
mss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
RlcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.
tReported for tho Richmond Disps,cbj

IReported for tho Richmond DispsscbJ
AUGUST u. 1890
Auction offerings on Change to-day " pack
sges and taken in: highest, $50; lowest Si.so--
average, 1000.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
straw tobacco, A,Si0.0f--totsl, 8, s62.A
Private sales: Filters, 81; bright wrappers. 81 (:
dsrks, 8; Tugs. 8; red Wrappers, total, io7
hogshesds.
To-dsy's sales were the bo.t Of the week, In
GLIDING more Wrappers aud nllers. Former
sales were due 10 the return Of our leading order
buyer. Market steady and without further now
features Western markets are quoted easier
undor heavy offerings, aud tight money mar
kst with sll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
WASHINGTON CITY.
The QUAY RESOLUTION NOT TAKEN
uPlNTRG SENATE YESTERDAY.
700 mach Dirty Republican Linen Being
Washed I'm Fublic--Northern and
Southern Protests
,rron onr Rern,.r corro.ronientl

WASHINGTON. August q. The Quay reso-
luton wac no, taken up in tho Senate to-
Cay. ns was supposed would be done. and
by virtue az The fact that II has gone over
fora day. +. now has 90 take its place ON
tle cal audlr and can only be called mp on
motion supported by majority vote.
this spoieda nice days talk. for the pep
pery Spooner expected 90 speak, and Sena-
tau Stewart and Paddock and probably
l'r r'uun would lave ripped into, the
force bill. Tho reason for not tak'nr
up the Quay resolution was that last
night number oi prominent hcpunhcAu
senators ID q conference and u Us sara
I.s.lId thC conclusion TOO much on tne
part.'s dirty linen was being washed IN
public and tlat tAe division M the party
,els auplstn, % everybody. iney agreed
&, bold o further conference with view
g.. hNuC zap. u ls declared, plan Tor
dropping tAo force Ban. Mt. Q""y' H y
uU TODD. world agree Oh auV PROPOSE
tou OF this kind. and that would be the
easiest way 0ut of The difficulty much
easier. iu fact. chan forming an alliance
with the Democrats. The latter would pro-
fer ai-o. Tint the thing should bee man
AGED tms way.
IT VIII NfvFB rFCONE A LAW.
Tho radicals are still cutting up high
uks. and are demanding that the lh.4-
uuu9 uill -halI Do taken up and pa,-t' ~,
lut there isI't one man IN twenty or ana
the Capitol who now thinks that the n,"-
sure bias any chance a a--nE lu!7
session, and tne radicals are in-i55l-
ING that If DO goes over uh,h VIC
winter session 10 viii never become
Jaw. There are from ton to 4lieeh ne
publican senators who nrc ehld I'D nc 'l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

TIE QUAY RESOLUTION.


Ns,HI>oroT, ID. g.. August 2I.-Ihe fail
ure uf ODE Senate tH. morning e. resume
tie debate Of yesterday ON tine Quay reso-
tuition Wase rre4t surprise NOT only % the
public generally. tut 90 many senator's.
hi QUAY. when questioned Oh the cause
ol tae postponemrnt, would only say.
Some of our friends thought lt best not
70 takclt up TO-DAY j shall. however. call
10 un to-worrow.' Senator Henderson
said 70 was felt 20 be best n thcre was any
lighting 90 be done among the Republicans
O. do 10 iu private and not I'm public.
"'Itt means caucus thu:n was suc-
re.tei Not necessarily he responded,
rtIta conference mas boz held
After the taTl1 bin was taken upand Mr..
Coke began reading q speech the EcpuJ-
nc.n senator's deserted their seats and
gathered In knots 90 discuss the situation.
What. If ANYTHING. VIII be done is a mat
ter 0f mere conjecture, but ~ rs evident
that au earnest effort Is making To agree
upon an order of business that can be sup
ported by the whole Republican vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
Thousand-Island Hotel Burned.
Uytelegranb 70 the Dlspatch.I

WArFRrowN. \. Y. August PA fire
which started ia the kitchen Of the Thou
.and-Island Park Holcl early this morning
destroyed the hotel and twenty other
buildings. The loss wIll reach Sli0.0J0.
No lives were lost. but II is reported that
some of the guests were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

DEATHS.

MORGAN.-Drownet, Angus; %, 1890, ALBERT
c. MORGAN: aged f0rty-throe years.
The funeral services will take place from his late
residence, No 50S Louisiana street, Fulton. THIS
friday AFTERNOON at o'clock. Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited 70 attend.
SEDgWICR.--Dief, az the residence on her
husband. 500 east Grace street, August 2lth, at
s.i5 +. NJ, MARBARET MUSsES sEDGWICh,
wife Of John X. sedgTick.
Funeral viii take place THIS iFridsyl MORN
ING at II o'clock iron ST. Johns Episcopal
cnureb. Friends and acquainiances are inH,sd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
COMMISSIONER RAUm UNDER FIRE.
The Bringer of the Charges at Odds With
the Committee.
Ipy toiograph % DC Dispstch.l

10y N"A'r aiA " w ~
WASHINGTON, b. O., August 2i.-Ihe spe-
cial House committee this morning began
ITS investigation on the charges made
against PouaOu-C Commissioner haum 10y
placing the Commissioner upon the stand.
Representative Cooper, Of Indiana, VINO
brought the charges and introduced the
resolution Of inquiry, appeared az counsel
for the Government. lie called for tho
production 0f the books Of the Universal
hefrigerating Company, but Mr.. ksum re,
fused 10 produce them upon the ground
that they had nothing TO do with the
charges Of Official corruption.
Mr.. Cooper endeayored 10 induce the
committee 10 compel the production Of the
books, but failed. Mr. Cooper soon found
himself at odds with the committee and
announcing that he was so bound by
the committees action AS 20 be estopped
from proceeding properly. he said he
would retire, and thereupon he picked up
bis papers and left the room.
The committee then proceeded with the
examination Of the Commissioners. He said
that hs had borrowed $i2 900 upon the en-
dopement Of PensiOn-Attorney Lemon
aud bad renewed the notes from time 70
time. and the amount now due was $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22

Nean femperat1re.. .......'''. .''.''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At 9 A. NJ, IS; at
T. w., s.. Cloudy and heavy showers.
NEWPORT NEws-Temperatur AZ $50 A. NJ,
IS: at $3.50 p. H., So
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS 49, Temperature:
u. cloudy and light rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, August oi.-The stock market To-
day has been decidedly active and very weak
resulting Ia material loss 10 everything traded
In. Tho bears by the aid Of the labor troubles
and tight money have at last succeeded Ia
forcing the liquidation Of long accounts and
stocks to-day were thrown over at lively rate.
MONEY HIGHER THAN II YEARS
Money was tho most important factor IN bring
ing about this result aud 10 loaned AZ the highest
figures knOwn IN years. probably SINCE tho May
panic OF 1874. and a large premium was eNacted
Tor IT, use over tho daY. AZ the same Time the
more threatening account OF the labor situation
on the Vanderbilt railroads was the means OF
soaring some weak holders ont and selling be-
came general after the opening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
WHAT IT MANS.
ASENATORlAL CONFERENCE
Agrees That the Force Bill Shall Go over
Till the Next session Of Congress.
nv telegranh 20 the nisnatch.l

WAsHrNGToN. August 2l.-Every Repub-
lican senator now in the city was repre-
sented at a conference held this evening at
theresidence of Senator Mcmillan either in
person or by proxy. Among those present
we're Allison. Aldrich, Allen, Hawley,
Platt. Hale, Frye, Blair, Hoar, Dawes,
Dixon. Evarts, Hisc0ck. Quay, higgins
Stockbridge, Cullom, Spooner. sawyer
Washburne. Davis, Moody, Plumb, Dolph'
Mitchell. Squires, Paddock, Henderson,
and Wilson of Iowa.
NUMEROUS PLANS.
More than two hours were spent IN an
exchange Of views, there beng, IN the
language of one of the senators, MS
many plans proposed for the settlement Of
the difficulties confronting the Republic
can majority as there We're senator's pres
ent. The friends of the election bill OF
course presented the claims OF that
measure for consideration and action ct
this session of Congress.
TELLEE's PLAN.
The proposition that was made by Mr;
Teller some time ago 90 take mp the blli
and discuss il for time and then lay lJ
aside until next session met with some
favor. Mr.. Moody made a speech adFo-
eating the adoption Of the previous ques-
ton rule, which was received with ap-
plauSes
ORDER or BUSINESS.
After the presentation OF these various
views the duty of arranging an order Of
business 20 be substituted for the QUAY t.
solution and other pending appropriations
was assigned 10 a comttee with Mr.. Hoar
as chairman and comprising iu its mem
bership Messrs. Allison, Spooner, and
Hale. 90
This committee. it is understood, will
prepare resolution If possible by To-
morrow morning to be offered in
place Of the Quay resolution order.
il is said it is 10 include vote on the tarlt
bin and upon certain other measures first
named in the Quay resolution.
THE FORCE BILL GOES OVER.
The election bin viii go over until the
next session and will be the first measure
considered when Congress rcassembles IN
December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARkEr

BALyrxoRg. August 2l.-yirginia s's, 60r1a7Ok.
Baltimore ami ohio slocS 06 falOsH Northern
Central sg0cs, GsH; consolidated gas bonds,
llfall5; DO. stock. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
erLvER CERTIFIcATEs.

The high rates for money also had their etloct
upOn the price Of silver certificates. and they
again fen Oh about per cent because Of the
cost Of carrying. The news that the Bank OF
England had reduced rs rate OF discount from
20 4 por cent was completely ignored, though
IL it hal come last week IL would In al proba-
hility have been the cause Of a material advance
IN tue prices for stocks. As II WAS, however, the
market even AZ the opening was completely 1e-
rnoraltzod owing 10 the high rates for money,
which, opening at - per cent, rapidly rose until
\ per cent per diem and legal interest was e1-
al Cor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-22
MARRIAGES.

WILLIAMs-PRIEST Married, at i70l
east Main street. Thursday, August ~. $50, ~
the Rev. LOWS W. Burton. Mr.. ALEXANDER W.
WILLIAMS and Mrs. INDIE PhIESILAAD;
both Of Richmond