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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
MANCHESTER STREET RAILWAYS.
Another Line VIII Soon DO In Operation
tn Forest-Eili Park-Peponals.

Another Line VIII Soon 30 IN Operation
to Forest-gili Park-Pesonsls.
The indications are that there will soon
be another street-car line to forest-Hill
Park. 1t will be continuation OF the
Hullstreet line. For the past two or three
DAYS cross-ties have been distributed along
the Midlothian turnpike. beginning ut
point just above Clopton street.
PERSONALS AND BxIEFs.
The foundation is being dug for the new
Chesterfield county jail.
Miss Emma Latham Is visiting relatives
at Falmouth, Spotsylvania county.
Mr.. John W. Uaudle left yesterday eve
ming for Q visit of several days to Char
lottcsville.
EMr. Thomas Davis, ex-member OF the
House Of Delegates from this district. was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Aaron Harfeld returned home Fri.
dsy night after a very pleasant visit to
several northern cities. -,
Rev. I. y. Reynolds will preach at Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church Of II O'CLOCK
Miss Daisy Mccoy, of Norfolk, who has
been visiting Mrs. Aikens, Of this city. re-.
turned home Friday.
Mr.. Fred. W. Smith, who has been con.
fined to his room for ten days, is some
what improved. but not able to be ont.
Mss Maggie Walden, OF Chesterfield, who
is visiting Sra o. T. Webster, 1922 west
Porter street, left for home yesterday.
Rev. I. j. Spencer will conduct services
at Cowardin-Avenue Christian church at
II O'Clock this morning and s o'clock to-
night. Seats free and all welcome.
Henderson, Lodge, No. los. l. 0. q; f.,
will have their picnic at Young's. pond to-
morrow. Wagons will leave from the
cornes Of Ninth and Hull streets at
o'clock.
Della Pope, Q colored woman. was be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday morning
and exhibited to Justice Perdue two
gashes on her forehead. which she said
Fad been made with lamp which OLIVIA
Judd, another negro woman. had hurled
OF her. Au investigation proved that both
women were active in tho fracas and each
was fined.
The continued case Of Robert Glasgow
(colored), charged with keeping disor-
DERBY house on Seventh stree. near Hull,
came up again before the Mayors Court
yesterday morning, Glasgow was required
TO give bond for his good behavior tor
three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

pointed superintendent OF that line. and
when the struggle WAS over the American
Telegraph Company took charge OF the
wires. and his appointment was con-
hrmed. During his life Mr.. Merri.
wcther filed every post In the tcle.
graph service. He was messenger-offics
manager, repairer, foreman, and super,n'
tendent, and In every limo he did his
work well and faithfully. winning friends
with those above. alongside. and below
him. As SUPERINTENDENT of the division
Mr.. Merriwcthcr's field extended from
Chattanooga. Atlanta. and Macon 70 tbc
Iexss line, including New Orleans and
southern Louisiana. II has long been
one OF the most important districts And
throughout Mr. Merriwether exercised a
thorough, wide-awake supervision.
Mrs. Peck, the wife Of William Henry
Peck, the novelist, died suddenly TO-DAY Of
apoplexy. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
SHOT AT COBe'S ISLAND.
Sam. Matthews, II One-Legged Man, Shoots
TAYLOR Because lie Twitted Him.

Sam. Matthews, n One-Legged Man, Shoots
Taylor because lie Twitted Him.
4 gentleman who has just returned from
visit to Cobbs Island, says the STATE Of
Yesterday evening, gives an account Of the
shooting there Tuesday night OF Taylor,
ono OF the life-saving crew Of Smiths
Island, by Sam. Matthews. The latter is
one-lceged man well known at Cobbs.
The affair grew out OF q badger between
Matthews and Taylor over a bet about
acknowledgement. On the day of the shoot
ing all OF the crews of the lfe-saving sta
tions had assembled at Cobb's Island TO be
examined by surgeon. A wager OF dol
lar WAS m.de between Matthews and
member OF the Hog Island life station on
rnce across the channel of the harbor at
the steamboat landing. The one-legged
man stripped himself ready TO plunge into
the water. After his opponent had pulled
OF a shoe and sock he concluded the cur
rent was too strong. and declared the race
OF, aud the money was returned by the
stakeholder.
Taylor began twtting Matthews about
the latter's inability to swim across the
channel with such strong current. Tho
badeering continuing resulted In some bad
feeling between the men. Tuesday night
about half-past 8 o'clock Taylor, while sit
ting near q window close 10 the score
board IN the ten-pin alley. was shot in the
neck By Matthews. The ball, which at last
accounts had not been extracted. ranged
downwards toward the shoulder. The
shooting was done with revolver, and
Matthews at the time he fred, il is sup
posed, va. standing on the outside OF the
building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
TIE FtLL CAMPAIGN.
County Aiiiauc- Putting Up Nominee
for Both the rouse and senate.

County Aiiisuc- Putting Up Nominee
for Both the nouse and scnate.
GRAY streak. of dawn have just begun to
appear In the political arena of the APP
preaching campaign, and the legislative
contests throughout the State tnls fall
promise to be active.
Already O number Of nominations have
been made, and several Alliance candidates
have been and are being put up.
As to the Democratic party. 10 especial
issue will be adopted. The nominations
Will be made on the straight platform OF
Democracy.
THE ALLIANCE CANDIDATES.
So far the Farmers Alliance has made
five nominations for the House of Delo-
gates. They are: two in Halifax. one each
in MONTGOMERY, Russell, and Botetourt.
The Democratic party has not put up can
didates in ony OF these counties except
Montgomery. The Democratic nominee
for Clarke and Warren is also Farmers
Alliance man. In Montgomery the fight is
to be straighout one between the
Democratic and Alliance candidates,
the Republicans supporting the latter.
Very few Democrats who belong 10
the Alliance in that county will
vote for the nominee OF the order. IT is
said, but will support the party candidate.
In Halifax the Alliance has put up can
didates and ask the Democrats TO endorse
them.
In Russell and Botetourt the Alliance
have named candidates and expect the
Democrats TO endorse aud support them.
The Democratic convention OF Shenan-
doah and Page counties has nominated Nj.
l.. Walton for the Senate and Mr.. Magru-
der for the House OF Delegates.
HANOVER AND CAROLINE.
The senatorial convention to nominate
q Democratic candidate for the district
composed of Hanover and Caroline will
meet IN Ashland on September 18th. II II
understood no name will be presented but
that of Hon. Henry 4. Wickham, and his
nomination Is assured, Hanover having in
structed her delegates for him.
EDITOR PERSON FOR TIE SENATE.
Mr.. G. II. Person. editor of the Alliance
Rsporter, ii is said, has announced himself
as an independent Alliance candidate for
the Senate from the Hanover district.
A great many nominations will be made
within the next two weeks, and by Septem-
Der goth the campaign will be in full blast.
RYPUpLIcASs WILL MAKE 40 FIGHT.
Nineteen senators hold over and twenty
one are to be chosen. Tho even districts
elect this year and the odd ones two years
hence.
it is not believed that the Republicans
will make any fight, but rather that they
will support Alliance candidates.
From information gathered it appears
the farmers will make desperate effort to
get control Of the Legislature. The ground
the agriculturists will take will DO that
they cannot get suitable legislation except
khrough q body composed Of cuitivatofs OF
the soil.
Mr.. HAY DECLINES.
The Democrats OF Madison and Greene
have nominated Mr.. John G. Utz for the
House OF Delegates To succeed Hon. Jane.
Hay. The latter declined 10 allow his
name TO go before the convention.
State Democratic headquarters will open
in this city Monday at ll02 east Maiu
straet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE RAINBOW CLUB.
Greatly Pleased with Their Recent Tip
to New York.

One of the gayest parties leaving Rich
mond for some time was o crowd OF seven
so-called COLLEGE boys" who had formed
themselved into rainbow club and sailed
on the Old Dominion steamer for New
York city and adjoining watering resorts,
where they spent o most delightful time
Of two weeks. They now have returned
home loud In their praiscs Of the way tho
northern BOYS treated them, and their
watch word "look out" will ever remind
thom Of the pleasant vacation spent IN
August, 1891. The following Is . list OF
the members Of the club and their colors;
Will Mcsherrys colors white and Nile
green; Ralph =. Brush. cream and pale
blue; Frank b. Denton, old gold and
black, Of New York. city. vcliie Walden,
IT,. OF 1sne1a. Va. dark blue and yellow
Josiah Vaughan, cream apd lavender
Viii McDonough. white aud crimson, and
Edgar Wyatt, white and pale PINK, the
three last OF this city. II Il the Intention
OF these young men to keep up tho clvp
and yearly repeat their visit. The Rich-
mond boys will next year have their NORTH
ern friends IN tow and Will endeev0s 70
ahov than good tine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ANOTHER BALLOON TRAGEDY
George Hogan Falls from . Trapsz. I. 600
Feet-Crushed to Death,
lBy telegraph to the Dl.pa,ch.1

80 N>tNt."I w si' Di-pAtCD.l
DETRoIr, MIon., Angus. 29.--The bol,oo,
ascension at the Exposition Ground. this
afternoon ended in frighttul tragedy.
George Hogan, the Ann Arbor Mich
aeronaut, made tho ascension, performing
the while on the trapeze. When 900 feet
from the earth he lost his cIlp ON tbs
trspezc,bar. The crowd did not seem TO
comprehend the accident until the doom.
cd man had almost reached the ground
Tho body shot through the dir with
fr'ghtful velocity, head downward. Hogan
struck the earth on River street, coming
IN contact with the sidewalk. So great
was the impact that the two-inch Mani a
were broken and splintcred. Blood squirt
ed 100 feet from the corpse. Not a bone m
the body escaped breakage, and the head
was mashed beyond recognition. Hogan
leaves widow and one enid. Tho victim
OF the tragedy was brother of the Pro.
lessor Hogan who made the ascension in
Campbeil.s airship in Brooklyn, n. Y. a
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
sypT. MERlWETEER DEAD.
-' 81 the Western Unions Most Noted
"heisis Passes Away at Atlanta.

fs'sAl telegram 70 the Dispaen.l
=, AiitNfl Ga, August 2s.--C. G.. Merri-
49, 'uper.utendent OF the Fourth dis
G-' ~ tie Western Union Telegraph
.'.y, with headquarters at Atlanta,
49, .ri' today. lie IVES III three weeks
''~ -!-ol pol.oDing.
fihlcH OF Nh. IKRRIwxruKR.
49,. N'rglwether was born In Peters
f..@, = 10 1858, aud in 1856 began bis
81 '' 10 'tefra9h work ~ u messenger in
q. IA. for the Washington and New
i-.-.s It..esraph Company. He was. q
80 3l.cek lad and rapidly mastered the
o-.Ls sld breaking Of electric currents.
a. Il months lie wss q 1pe operator,
G..N',s placed in charge Of tho Office a.
',Nle. hiss.. which was then one Of
g., 1p.i important Offices between
Oneans and Mobile. Two years
o. 1855, he Was transferred 10
l-''.,'.i.,,a. 5. g., then 70 Argusta, Ga.
s''-ie. y; c., and Eufauls, Ala. IL 1850
4, .' We scat back TO Mobile. During his
80. -,s hon that city Mr.. Merriwether
c.s. tlioselt 6 thorough master Of every
L. s..sa'ot Of tslesrsphy. A year before
v" closed Gf. 4sFrivetkse uAs al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
COUNTY TAXES FROM RAILROADS,
Tho Georgia Case Decided in Favor OF
the state.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. !

ATLANTA, Ga, August 29.-Judee Mar
shall j. Clark this morning decided the
injunction case brought by the railroad
companies to enjoin the Comptroller
General from collecting county taxes from
railroad companies in Georgia under the
statute passed by the last Legislature.
Judge Clark decided against the RAILROADS
will give the counties Of tho State through
which railroads pass the right to collect
this special tax, which means to these
counties thousands of dollars in their
treasures. The railroad companies will
doubles. take an appeal from the decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE MARTINIQUE DISASTER.
Damage, Ten Million DoIIars-Nomb'r OF
lives Lost, 37s.
[Dy Anglo-Amerlcan cable % tho Dispatc1i.l

ny Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dispatci.l
PANS. FRANCE, August 29.--The Official
estimate OF the damage done by the recent
cyclone. which swept over the Island OF
Martinique, phases the amount at SIC, vOO.-
600. and says that 875 people lost their
lives. -. .
President Carnot has signed credit OF
$500. 900, which sum Is TO DO used 10 assist
tho Martinique sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE MISSOURI ALLIANCE
The sub-Treasury scheme Defeated by n
Vote Of 3 to 4-Nsariy a Split.
by telegraph TO tho Dispatch.

ST: LOUIS. Mo-, Augut PA special from
Pertle Springs. Mo, says: The sub. Urea
suTy and loan schemes were TODAY re-
lected by the Missouri Alliance Conyen-
iion by a vote of to 4. The demands
adopted by the convention are the Ocala
platform with the exception of the land
loan and sub-Treasury clause. which were
remanded to the sub-uniops to decide
upon.
II he State organizations would have split
II the convention had adopted the Ocaia
demand IN full. While the sub-Treasury
and loan fiction elected all the officers.
the convention could not swallow those
two clauses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Outcome OF . Scandal.

IDy tsItgraPu 20 tHb DIfVhFOH'I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. August pa special
TO the Times Union from Key West, Fla,
says: Augustin Torres shot Edward Riley,
q hack-driyer. to-day. in Auguero's coffee
saloon. The bail entered the victims
throat just below the thyroid cartilage and
came out at the back Of the neck. DR.. a.
l.. Pendleton, who dressed the wound.
saws it Is not necessarily fatal. Torres de-
liYered himself to the authorities. The
affair is tho outcome Of scandal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; II Is pleasant
and refreshing to the ts,te, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanscs the sys-
tenn enectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fsvers and cures habitul
constipation. Syrup Of Figs /, the
only remedy Of ito kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the moet
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for aale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, xx NEW YoSg. NV
n su.WtvlATlet too
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
~ PARK-PLACE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH west Franklin ssrsst>--
Rev. Willy BL.D:os =; D.: Pestcs.-Prssc6-

%BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH Broad and Tenth streets)-Rev. D.
JAMS NELSON, president Of Richmond Female
Institute, late Of Staunton, W., VII prssdA ~ II
A. n. No service at night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Fatal EafIroa AL Collision.
rRv telexranh tn .ho Disnatch.

SpRrxcF1rLD, Mo-. August 29.-..Near
Brush creek. on the st. Louis and San
Francisco road, this morning two freight
trains going at full speed eollided. killing
three men and demolishing both trains.
Those killed were George Huston, engi-
engineer Of Train No. 1873; Harry NJ. John
son, fireman Of Train No. 266.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE PRE- SlDENT IN NEW YORK.
He 10 Greeted There by Colonel Elliot y
Shepard.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch. ]

NEW YORK, August 29.-President Harri-
son accompanied by Private Secretary
Halford arrived at the Grand Central de-
pot at 1913 A. Nj. to-day on the Montreal
express, due here ct Gas A. NJ. Colonel
Elliot +. Shepard. who arrived at the de-
pot at $40 o'clock from the Adirondacks.
waited to greet tho PRESIDENT. Mr.. Har-
rison drove from the depot in a close car
rage to the Cortland-Street ferry, which
he crossed and took q special train to
Cape Nav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Federal Building Site at Rome, Ca

WASHINGTON. August 29.-Special-Agent
Williams. who went TO Rome, ia, 10 seiect
n site for the public building there, has
made a report to the Treasury Department
recommending the selection of the pro-
perty offered by Samuel Funkhouser at tho
corner OF Fourth avenue and east First
street for $40. 600, or the property offered
by John n. Sheibley at the corner OF east
Second street and Third avenue for Se,lp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Mean temperature.........."...e'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. August 29.-The stock mar
ket TODAY was extremely active, tho trans
actions for the two hours OF business De-
ing trio largest we have seen In that time
for more than o year. except during the
November panic OF last year. The list
displsyed the most pronounced strength.
and notwithstanding that realizations on
the advance Of tho weak were unusually
large. the demand was such that prices
halted only tor short time and then re-
sumed their upward movement oil along
the line, The buying was OF the best
Quality and was very marked in volume
for both foreign and domestic operators.
the bulli.h feeling running very high ana
carving all before 1t. Tho bank state
ment showed further loss in surplus re-
servo. but IL had no effect even for q mo-
ment, and the triumphant advance met
with no check after the first half hours
trading.
THE OPENING STRONG.
The opening was strong at fractional "a.
yances over last nights figures, ana tue
early demand sent the list further on us w,
ward m.rcp. The realizations here caused
a Temporary setback, but the buying
was then resumed In earnest, and prices
began forward movement which iast9o
until the close. The 0rangers, Louisviile
and Nashville, and Union PACING were
most prominent in the advance among tne
active shares. and the gains In eacn OF
these over the lowest prices were over Z
per cent. while In some OF the low-priced
specisltics even more marked gains were
scored. Every thing shared in the gains
and moro moderate advances were mace
IN the Coaiers. vanderbilts. and GouidA
The cLosn ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The market finally closed very active and
decidedly strong at the highest prices for
the day and tho week. Among the more
important gains Rock Island is up2 Bur.
lington az, Louisville and Nashville 2h,
Union Pacific ~, and Northwestern pc,
cent. The trading reached the unusuai
total of 25l, Ills shares listed and at4o un'
listed.
MONEY AND ExcEASoA
Exchange quiet and steady OF
lsia4S6. Commercial bills, 462a4Sf. Money
easy: no loans; closing offered at 3: SUD
Treasury palances-Coin. s l2.7i3.O00; cur,
rency, S2e, $50 900. Governments duu and
steady: per cents. 1l7h; a1's. l00H
bid. State bonds neglected
srorr orar Arf0Ha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
ATerrible Accident.
m ..,ar,.nh IN the Dlepatch.l

MONTGOMERY. ALA. August pa spe-
.,ai 10 The Advertiser from Eufaula says IT.
gi" " Copeland was thrown from bis
g. rcsv and struck q telegraph pole with
sncS force that both legs were broken.
The bone Of one leg was driven INTO .
post and had 10 DO cut out win "a IA a a,n
e is thought both legs will have 70 % ain-
outated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Killed Him with u Gun.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August ~ - 10
Lauderdsle county Shelby Coiey Kiiieu his
e 81 Yesterday. They had difficulty, and
fIaciburn with his two sons started
home. Coley followed and at first oppori;
tunity secured gun from neigh oor ana
without warning killed him. A party OF
deputies arc securing the woods Tor the
,n,,rderer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Going for the Sims Gang

MoprIr. Ala, August 2s.-United States
Marshal Walker. with posse OF forty Sc
iected detectives from Alabama, Missis-
sippI. and Louisiana, left at CLOCK nm tnis
afternoon by special tram ior BUCKS un,
horses and ammunition, camping outhts,
ETC. They 90 for the purpose OF raiding
still, and breaking up the Sims gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
An Omciai Dismissed.

OrrAwA. ONT, August 29.-Andre Sene-
cal. superintendent of the Government
Printing Bureau. has been dismissed.
When il became known that he had left
for parts unknown rather than face an cx-
animation before the Public Accounts
Committee the Government summarily
d;smissed him. SENEGAL levied tolls
Amounting to over $40 900 on those from
whom he bought goods for the Printing
Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
The worlds Cotton.
[By telegraph TO tho Dispatch

(By telegraph TO tho Dispatch!
NEW YoaK. August 2s.-The total vis ~, eas
supply Of cotton for the world Is i'o,a.o r;
bales, Of which l,22s.29o bales o arc n,no re-
can. against i.o7l,79O ana o.o,t.' ~ cotton
s s,s week s At Ill interior towns as,sos
bsios. Receipts from the pls .sn lion.
*, a "a bales. Crop IN sight. s.tsl.7So oaies'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30

Percy Tighman, who was AZ one tiinc
,ha tinted States Vice-Consul in this city
Int who subsequently became notorious
for his swindling operations, las been at
re his old tricks again. He called upon the
I.ndries. bankers. at The Hague, and stated
that he was the American Vice-Consul at
Shefield. Eng. He negotiated draft Tor
Tor 1900 drawn on house IN Washington.
Tbs i,apdrics knew Tighmnn when ne was
r. tho consular service at Rotterdam, and
.hsv therefore cashed his draft. which sub
s.saonently proved to be spurious. Inc po-
s,sn are looking for Tighman. II Is sup
no NO that he has gone on . trip up the
The leading Berlin Church authorities
have received inquiries from Schenectady.
wv Concerning the Rev. Emil Sonnet
H:r Who Is collecting money for the Morn
;ns',Stsr Mission In Berlin: bchneider's
,snasoyd here is upsavory. Tho Representa-,
10" nj The Associated Press 70 authorized
tNs W. That there IL no such mission ~
~ Mornipg Star In the German capital.
w " = y Hoyt, Of New York, who was A.
..ss:d a. Ovxhsyen Of the request y the
nmsricSn authorities on the charge OF cm-
ssssismank hes bssn sslssasd from eus-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Earnings for July, 1891, and the First
Seven Months of tho Year.
[By telegraph 70 tho Dl,patcn.l

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 29.-The
statement Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road for the month of July 1891, q. COM
pared with the corresponding period last
gear. shows: Gross earnings. S7G0, 1913. an
increase of Si1.1ls.02; expenses Gncluding
taxes, S4s2. 272. 10, an increase of $5.s45.27 /:
net earnings, S276,503.9J, on increase of
S5,33s.75.
For the first seven months of the year
1891 the gross earnings were IS, 0SS, ZIG. 16,
an increase Of $3i6. 65S7O; expenses Cn-
Guiding taxes. S3.43s. 2S6.54, all increase of
5000. 1867; net earnings, $1,000, 447.62. en-
increase OF $106, ss7.63.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-30
Cashier Tn,mans shortage.
a. .n,..~.ch IN the Dispatch.l

Iou,synlr. Kr.. August 2g-Io tho
saT oo1 shortage in Cashier TillmanS &C &C
Counts WITH tho dsfunct Falls City DALI ALL
IL TO be added $4,000 in bonds, 2 qnst put "
IN bis hands for the widow sud as1asTT s,i
Of Il. 3. Alexandsr who pffs "a N