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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Contagious Diseases.

The following cases of contagious dis
eases were reported yesterday: Wi.
liam West, 10 Alpine-avc.. typhoid
fever: Eta w. Johnson, 5i3 Cherry-st.
dphtheria; Henry Moorman, 80 Eighth
ave-, CHECKER pox.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Simply sETsly ssswsyvFss oTvTxErT.
No T1seTnsi roedsczns required csrH
tetter, eczeraa, sech. al ertpss0ns Dn the
fare, hsnds. nose, ete., sesvfE1e tire skirs
cieay. zhse and healthy. lea Erest
healing sna curative powers are pos
sessed ~ 10 other remedy. Ask pour
5Tuggsfs for srzYsEs 0Es1xzy7.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
superior tourt.

HoN. ? A. BURLlsGAME, JUDGE.
AlbeFl l. liatclsst a. IS. the City Of
GIand Rapids. trsspass on the case
written findings OF Tact by law 10 bc
Med BY request OF plaintiff and con-
sent OF defendant
The People s.. Leander Z. Deyo,
utterlng forged note; tF.ai resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
The COURTS.


81 tlkA 81 = = Frr<st p tnt.
The NsseD LamoeF Co., st a. -. TIE
TnageF han Ter TO-. sG a! order axlaz
tlns foF tang gfyofs
Ine U0tfed States - Justin 81 Bar.
I ssgi s4tl. convicted og aePostlng an
lastel aa6ter ia tae Bsasis. motion Ia
arrest u Il1igasnt granted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
Burial Permits.

The following burial permits were
issued yesterday; Carrold Rosenquist,
302 West Broadway, mal-nutrltion;
Jikemina Demaagd, Grand Rapids
township. puerperai peritonits; John
Lessig, 80 Summer-st., capillary bron-
chitis; John Barber, 253 Watson-st.,
enterltls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Hos. ALLES &. ADSlf, JCDGE.
Jerome l.. lee eE al ". William W
Thomas, repleWn; trial concluded;
judgment Tor s52 damages f0F deGen-
ton of property Ot plalatn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

TIE pubic vii he g3sd " know that
George Ks11nan - soon to f,e here, and
vii ggve his ceiesrate5 lecture. Rus
san Political Frlzss, 81 Hsrtfnsn's .
Hal. February "a. Tickets 70 esFts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Ponpsno.
spanish Mackerel. California Sal
mon.
Fine Lobsters. Best assortment Of
Fssh in city.
DettsnthsIer's The plscn. III Monroe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13

Those who have fel. the torture Of rheuma-
tism are the first 10 buy Salvation Oil.
Immense success-Every cough in the land
cured by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. - cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
GRATiFIEO CURIOSITY.
Tho Young Man Pressed the Eutton and
Pit Out the Lights.

A gentleman recently gave house
warming party, having just moved into a
new dwelling. A large company was IN
vited, and the entire mansion was thrown
open to the guests. The house was mod
ern in its appointments TO the Inst degree.
even TO being lighted by electriclty IN
stead of gas.
One Young man among the guests saw
much TO arouse his curiosity and was on
the alert for new discoveries.
A celebrated singer had Just taken her
place ut the piano, when tins young man,
who was standing in the lower hall near
the parlor door, caught sight OF something
that looked like black rubber button IN
the centre of small marble DISK. hhI
could that be for! =,
lie was so anxious to know that he could
not listen to the singer, says London To
Bits. The crowd was great, ana nc ieit
sure he could examine the curiosity without
beng noticed. He passed his hands over
it slyly, touched the rubber or metal button
with his fingers, pressed 1t softly, and on
the instant the parlors and hall we're III
total darkness. =.
The song Of the soprano ended in a lit
tie shrek, and the air was full OF exciama-
tiOns.
Pray keep perfectly quiet" the voice
Of the host was heard saying. I'VE Will
have lights IN moment
Cropping his way through the crowd,
stepping on their toes, striking against
them. and putting his outstretched hands
into shrinking faces, the chagrined host
finally made his way into the nall ieit
along the wall until he touched the cleo
trio button. pressed it, and the rooms
were again fioodedwith light.
The inquisitive young man hadn't
presence of mind enough to hold his
tongue.
"Oh, is that what that thing is forf" nc
said. II didn't know or l-l-l-wouId
not have touched it,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
THIS FALLS ELECTIONS.
Ten states at tho Ballot-Box on the 81 OF
November.
IWashlngton Post.I

Washington Post.l
The following States Will hoio eicc'ionS
on the Sd of November next;
VIRGINIA will elect one halt its cena'e
and a full House Of Delegates,
NJ Ia and Massachusetts will elect GOV
or,'or and other State officers ana Leeisia-
ture. Railroad Com.
rnissioners and Legislature. .;.o 80
- Nohrasla will elect Associate Justlce OF
.ha Snnreme Court and two Regents OK the
o Nav Jersey will elect part of the senate
and the Assembly. ,.ho- c..ta
ohio will elect Governor and otner ota'e
.esca,s and LEGISLATURE, and vote upon
nTonosed amendment to the Constitu'ion
providine for uniformity OF taxaiion.
PENNSYLVANIA Will elect treasurer anu
Acknowledgement, and vote whether con,
stitutlonal convention snail oc no'"' "A"
elect delegates TO the same. r;o,,.on
", York will elect Governor. Lieuten-
-, Covsrnor. Secretary Of State, Controi-
Iar Treasurer. General, Ehgipeci
~ cn~vevor. the Senate. the Assembly.
Ter Justices Of the Supreme Court, anu q
Renresentative In Congress from 'no
MARYLAND November Sd will elect H9s-
amor and other State officers ana Leeisiss
fure aud vote upon SIX proposes an E,ata-
,nsrts TO the Constitution OF the state
Ts s srst empowers the Governor to dis ;Hn
prove separate items ia tba compton
- oo,norations from taxation; the thiIo
,v,,,os,des for uniformity OF taxation; inc
nr,h reiates 10 the election OF county
Ino,omiss,oners; the fifth authorizes tne
sale of the States interest ID al wotA s "
internal Improvement, anu .ne So Co.. the
powers the Legislature TO provide iot 'l -
taratjon OF mortgages if such TAXATION y
.s".eJ In the comfy or city where the
morteaged property Is situated: III, vo,a
Texas on the nth Of August, WV, - ' the
1pp upon n,y Of the State The r.t pro,
ydss for the regssra,ion .O Of o SSssr' thu n
towns Of 10000 pORS,a mant sns 81 the
s s"mmon schools; tho third fixes the maxi;
mum rate Of interest At 10 per s cSS. att a.
in contracts where no , rsIsiss to local OPP
i;o IL, ' and the 9th provides for establish
Inc DI two or more civil courts OF appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
NOTHING GREEN ABOUT HIM.
a Rural Traveller Who Was Up TO tho
Tricks of the City Bnneo Man.


He was an elderly man, probably fifty.
His whiskers grew IN alittle TUT Ike Uncle
Sans, straight out from the point of his
chin; his linen buster was evidently the
same he had purchased to attend the State
fair several years ago. He came out TO the
front end OF the depot. gazed around In
bewildered fashion, up and down ana
across the street, and half a dozen cabmen
rushed for him headlong.
Cab, SIR Cab. SIR This way
Amy part of the city. sir; nice cab!
Take you to o good hotel. Sit, for a
quarter"
and a third had HIM pinloned by the ample
folds of his buster. just then we'll
dressed man who had been watching the
occurrence approached, and. waving the
cabman aside, said: Where do you want
to 60. sir ?"
He recovered his grip. umbrella, and
breath first, glanced up at the man, erinned
a sardomc, rural. spasmodlc grin, ana O.
be gripped his belongings and backed on
remarked sarcastically
That's none of your darned business.
You'd like ter know whar / come iTon;
too. wouldn't ye? An eft my tolks Is all
well. an how the crops aref Mebbe you
know somebody down in our town an use
TO play on my farm when yer was boy
sneak QUAINT | rightl Ant my name
smith. an don't remember Hiram John
son and his boy Dick that run of to CAN
forny? An don't / recognize your Yes
! GUESS do, an ef you don't git right
onf'n hyar 'tarnal quick III call the per
lice. / will. know yer didos. ant beer
in Indianapolis five times ter nothin, an
don't take the papers jest fer the crop re-
ports. You git now, quick
- But assure you, SIR, you are mistaken
I don't know you and don't want 10.
only thought - .xo, -
Thought I'd like to cash cneck o.
nlav a lottery or buy green goods, eb
Wher's yer pardner. Ant 1t pretty neal
| time fer him ter show up "
Il tell you. SIT. you are mistaken. an
! in the employ of this railway, ana Jus
Thought | might save you some trouoi'
with those cabmen. Now go on. ana J
Won do get buncoed why don't say II WASH
your own fault" and the rate young maj
retired upstairs TO the company's ohces
The agriculturist winked the o'her ey,
IN admiration of his own shrewdness, ana
calling a cabman, said Young man, yo'
take me &c the - building: that's VIVA
the Universal Investment ComRan
,s an'tit? They advertise TO pay SIoU u
six months on 81 week put IN. an, a,t oe
GOSH. I'm goin' ter buy some shares Inc
| better'n county bonds"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
MADE FROM ONE TREE,
Train IF Pullman Care BuiIt from N
Giant California Redwood.
lClicngo Neral



The Tulare people are Going 10 exhibit
one Of the results OF the California climate
IN an altogether original way. There is n
tree in that county which is far speci-
mon of what the redwood can be il il
grows enough. Il stands IN gorge deep
enough 20 be awful, and its topmost
boughs. where the cones are thickest. arc
on level with the highest rocks on the
sides OF the ravicc.
II is not cut yet. 80 the measurements so
far taken may be at fault bit one way or
the other. but they are near enough the
truth 20 make safe betting. The tree is $50
feet high. e6 feet from the butt 10 the first
branch. and rs feet through az the very
base. A log of clean. smooth woodthat
Will measure 30 feet III length and average
20 feet III diameter can easily be cut ont OF
IT. That is what the 1ulare people pro
pose TO do. and having the log they will
utilize II 10 the benefit of the Worlds Fair
and the glory of Iulare. The tree crows
well no towards the head-waters OF the
kaweah river and the great log will have
10 be carried or moved IN some way TO the
railroad at Nisalia. distance of nearly
sixty miles.
1t is stupendous undertaking, but the
people of that country do not stop at
triles. In all likelihood the trunk will be
cut IN sections lengthwise. and then the
sections Wall be put on trucks and taken
over the log-road. Ox-tesms viii do the
hauling, probably score of span 10 the
section. In many places road will have
10 be cut through and built up. Crooks
and turns and precipitous slants will have
to be avoided. and often when the road is
uphill ii will REQUIRE the combined
strength of all the oxen 10 haul section
OF the tree MP tho steep. When finally tho
gian, of the Iulare woods is where it can
be moved on railroad-cars it will have cost
hundreds and hundreds of dollars and six
months will have passed from the time the
men with axes started TO fell II.
Then the important work will begin.
The log will be made whole by the putting
together Of the sections. Expert woods
men viii cut it across in the middle,
making two lengths each forty-five feet
long. Each of these lengths will then he
hewn into the shape of ordinary railway
passenger coaches. The rough bark of the
tree will be the ROOT of the car, aud on the
sides aud ends the natural wood Will be
left unpublished.
The inside will be followed out, win
dows and doors put in, and the interior
finished after the fashion OF Pullman cars.
One Will be q buffet aud dining-car, with
apartments for bath, barber-shop, and
kitchen. The other viii be sleeper with
an observation Platforms will bC
put at the ends and ordinary trucks under.
meath, and to prevent the transformed
tree from falling 10 pieces under any cir
cumstances, heavy bands of iron will bt
put around the body OF the car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
HOW ANDY eoHo WAS LvNcnso.
fartiss from gainesville Fake Him frsm
the jail and Hang Him on the Oak Tree.

JAcxsoyvuaR. Fla. August GA spe-
clal to the Times Union from Gainesville,
rla., Gays: IA steady tramp of feet Of
men. women, children. and horses has
been heard this morning going and coming
toward Oak Grove, in she northwest quar-
which IN January bore suspended from
IL the body Of Tony Champion to-day,
ewaying slightly, is another figure, an-
other partner of Harmon Murray. II Is not
so disgusting a sight. for this man IL we'll
clothed, but his face il cruel aud repul-
eive in the extreme. His banda are tied
behind his back and on TIE fingers CLEAN
two rings. while q watch and chain are
upon his person.
MuBBAy's AccoNPLIcL.
This Is Andy Ford. A few DAYS ago this
man was brought here from Orange
Heights, charged with being an accom-
plicc Of Murray's. Yesterday he had II
preliminary trial and il was proven that
he was the man who had assisted Murray
in his evil deeds in that neighborhood,
and was for three days his constant CON-
panion. He helped to secure the old negro
who was go cruelty beaten there and held
him, hoping 10 force the daughter to whip
her father. He owned 70 having volunta-
rily joined the outlaw, and il Is rumored
that be afterwards said he was with Muir
ray when the house of McKinne was shot
into. and also when the rope was put
about the neck of the white man Paxton.
Last night shortly after the $50 train ar
rived koux, the jailer. wss aroused from
his sleep by knock at his door.
THE LyNcHIso CROWD.
Asking who was there he was told that a
special deputy sheriff had arrived on that
train with prisoner who was contede-
rate of Nurrsy's, and they wanted to put
him in Jail. The night was dark and
rainy aud Roux. on going out with the
keys, saw a man being held by two Others
on each side. He admitted them inside
the yard. when "a rush was made for him
by crowd, who covered him with re-
volvers and forced him TO give up the keys
No more was known until daylight re-
vsalcd the sequel. Only the old oaks il
the grove and the immediate actors car
tell the story. No threats had been made
no excitement prevailed. and the genera
belief is that the deed was done By partle:
| from outside of Gainesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
KILLED IN A RAILROAD WRECK.
A Construction Train Filled with Laborers
Piled Up in n Cut.

SAVANNAH. Ga. August ga construc-
ton train south-bound between Savannah
and Columbia, S. c., was wrecked forty
miles west Of Savannah last night and two
men were Instantly killed and FIVE
wounded. probably fatally The killed are
james NJ. Harrison, contractor Of Savan-
nah. cut nearly in two, and negro
laborer. The injured are Conductor, John
Rich. who will probably die. and four
negro laborers. The train was backing
through a cut with car loaded with TIM
her at the front. A heavy rain was falling
which had washed the embankments into
the cut, covering the track with earth. AS
the cars loaded with timbers struck the
earth it was thrown across the track and
the engine and fat-cars upon which be-
tween twenty and thirty laborers were
riding were piled in heap. The injured
we're removed from the wreck and cared
for at houses near by. The body of Hay
rison was brought to Savannah tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27

the Government had done with them, and
this man brought thom 20 Helena loaded
with provisions, and the grand old ships
OF the desert sailed over many mountain
trail carrying goods where wagons could
not go.
They we're taken ont TO grazc in the hills
adjoining Helena and ono day JimNicNeil.
a weil-known character OF those DAYS.
caught sight Of one of the camels As be
was coming in from a prospecting tour,
mistook il Cor moose, and shot II down
with his rife.
Tie herder ives promptly 20 the rescue.
and made Jim put up all the collateral ne
he had with him M security for the animal.
Each camel was worth about $40. and in
spite of the fact that McNoil did not know
Montana had suddenly become a camel
country he had to pay full price for his big
game. The herd was afterward taken 10
California. Mr.. Cannon says. and has
thrived and increased there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
THE ALABAMA OUTLAWS.
The Sheriff Notified That They Are Ready
for Hin.

MOBILE, ALA. August 25.-There is no
telegraph line communicating with Bladoa
Springs or the mountain Businesses OF
Choctaw county, where forty-fye Simsites
are in ambush, having sent word to sherih
Mosely that they were well armed ana
Radon Sunday with fifty men OF the
county. armed with rifles, shot-guns, and
pistols. He stopped at Bladon at night and
oct ali possible information concerning the
location Of Bob Sims and his gang OF IA
natics. i. was reported there that the
Simsites were coming to Bladon. but they
did not come and early yesterday morning
Mosely and his men started for the his.
If the Simsites made q stand there mas
doubtless been an encounter before TINS
time hut the latest information is from
those who left Bladon yesterday morning.
The home of the outlaws is eighteen miles
from BladOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
ST. LOUIS.

81 LourA Mo-. August 26.--rloQs GFU ~
unchanged Wheat--kufopean cables t1is oogn'
ns,s sSs ina
at first Tho opening prices we're ~ on yosses:
days close, and decline Of ~. was edoed
shortly afterWard. with weak undsrSooe and
struck the pis and prices advanced l)ec, bet
this was not maintained and ehe maShss eood
down IS rapidly - It had sdvancsds the cAoee
ssNc.; August closed Al oSjic. ssptsnssf.
9ejf,a9stc., closing at ee}tc. BID; Decsmbsr,
a1.O334ael.05<. closing at Sl.04. Corn speca.
lation during most Of the session vse almost
but predictions for frost In the northern corn
belt rallied the market 1Isc. and brought out
better trading. Towards the close ~: va loss
M. 2 cash. e6aeosac; sepssmber. ssNsSsI5c.
Oats flrmef: No 2 cash, 29aagltc; Sspsembsr.
e9,4 a2e9sc., cosiag, 2attc. whisksy Steedy %
,s f,cssns arm and hSass Ps::
SS.Ioss7.igyf: shcrs-cissr, ". sosita7k 3.
con lboxei) Shoulders, t8.x5; Tonga e7.l6A
$3.50; ribs> e7.55ae7.65; short-cleaa. o7.SSa
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. O., August so.-rlour IN iais do.
%:a Nv Wheat a, stssa No os,s rod s; S. SSs
mixed. ssa3a,4c; port nImer a. eio.'A Lssd 70
Key steady, y1.l6.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, y: C.. August 26.-rurpenttne
steady a. 3sS; S9e'n 1,r,a strained 70 az q, sSSa
| turpentine hrm; hard, 81; yellow-dip and VII
gin, ~.
NEW YORK COTTON FCTUREA
NEW YORK, August &c. -Cottou-Nst receipts,
none; gross receipts, Isis bales futarss
closed nrm; sales. lol'so9 o esss GA AuSnss.
Der, es.2Oaes..i; November. e3.s3aSs.34;
December, ss.+dsss:t7: January. 1850
46.59; February. Ss:5osssSl: March; ss.s ~.
s sns ia aYs ;sis, sSs.s
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, August a6-yooa--cottop sesady
with q fair demand; American middl!ns, ~;
sales, 10000 bales; American, 100 pAiee;
speculation and export, 10000 baics; salss,
| i,4O0 bales-all American. Fusures steady:
Bi'sid., also I ss-6Ad.. also ss-sld. Octo.
| Der and November, 4 35-64d., als0 S6-04d-,
also 4 37.84d.: November and December,
4 39-64d., also 40-54d.. also &l-64d., also
Sscsm0e Ja nna y.nu .na rsStS.s,
Ss4-ssd., also 4 leLe4d.; February and March.
4 4s-04d. Tenders, 1900 bales on the new
| dockets.
and September, 4 31-e4at 33-e4d; sepsem-
Der. $500, vahio; September and Otto
Der, 4 38-04d., value October and Novem-
ber. 4 3s-6ad., sellers; November and Down
Der 4 Al-64a4 42-84d.; December and Janu-
airy, 4 44-64d, sellers; January and February
4 40-64a4 A7.64d. February and March,
| 4 40-64d., value. Futures closed quiet st On I'D
vance.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
tReported for tho Dispstch.l
Arorsr 2s.-Markct quiet Very light tranaac-
| tions re ported Prime, yAc.; extra prime, %5tc;
fancy, 3a3Isc.: factory hsnd-pickcd. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27

DEAThS.
HICKOK.-D,ed, at Ashland, Va, at G0
PM, Wednesday. August 20, 1891; JOHN,
HICKOK. Js.. son of John J. and Mary =.
Hickok. Of dphtheria- u.-,s
THIS CThursday) MORNING on the $40
train ria the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. The funeral cortsge
will proceed directly from the Union de-
pot to the place Of iptcrment.
MAYS-Disd, at the residence OF her
parents. No. 10 south Cherry street. on
Hugnst 26th. At 7:O =. NJ, Of diphtheria,
BESSIE ELMYRA, only daughter " Algef-
non q. and Emma L. Mays; sgeo tnSeo
years and one month.
The little bed Is empty now.
The little clothes laid by;
mothers hope. q fathers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim, TO thy nome
On Wonder blissful shore;
We miss thee here, but soon will come
Where thou hast gone before.
The funeral will take place ct Hollywood
cemetery at 8 o'clock THIS CThursday)
AFTERNOON.
TRICE.-Died, at Port Royal. We,
Tuesday. August 18th, at II O'clock +: NJ.
OF diphtheria, HARRY TRlCE; and on
Monday, August Gath, OF diphtherts, 81
mother, IDA LEE TRlCE:,
interment at Port Royal.
Washington Cd. o. papers please copy.
WILLlAMS.-Died, In Bedford county,
Va. August 25th, JOSEPHINE, wife OK r.
The funeral will take place from TIE
Grace-Street Presby terrain church Thurs;
DAY. August nth, at u o'clock. Friends u
the family are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27

positors snd the amount 70 thsi, credit
April LIST. Tho bankers. arrested WIZ
volney r. Melott, president OF the IN ~
disnapolis National; Hugh Dougnefty, %
Bluhton. president OF the Blunson rHnso
the head OF . private bank In that city y;
The three bankers are among the eese
known in Indiana. Each Was fined Sooo
for contempt Of the Board of Tax Com W as
sioners and committed TO jail until .no
fne Is paid. BY agreement the cases VIZ; =,
appealed and the new tax will DO testeo III
the Supreme Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Donds. Stocks. 0eAiu'
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wsa-
SheP Indications.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch. J

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August TO-
| RAIN Forecast for Virginia Frequent
showers. winds generally easterly !;
no decided change in tempera-
ture, except warmer in the the neiehbor'
hood of Lynchburg. Showers are proba-
BILE Friday.
For North Carolina Frequent showers,
casterly winds no decided change in
temperature. Showers are probable FRI
DIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
HEAVY WINDS IN ENGLAND.
Communication between Portsmouth ana
the shore Cut on.

LONDON, August 25.-The heavy wind
which has been blowing in England during
The last few days il increasing IN fury
being especially violent along the south
coast. AT Portsmouth all communication
has been cut of between the shore and the
Enolish and French fleets. The French sail
ors VINO visited the town this evening"
will be obliged to remain ashore al nighhl
Six English officers who went out 10 Ia.
French man-ot-war Marengo naSe no
mo down-pour Of rain from =. III. unit
m,an,eht. II is impossible to discern from
the shore any signals from the vessels, ane
a feeling of intense anxiety prevailsfor The
safety Of the men, of-war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27
Uouors TO the French Fleet.

poRrsxoUrn, August 25.-The oftcia
aorsm,ne or festivities in honor Of thu
french fieet was concluded to-day. Th'
Duke Of Cambridge held the annual re
r;aw Of the troops. the Duke OF Con
n nn" commanding. In the evening Ad
miral Gervais entertained members OF tn
royal family and English officers OF ing,
rsnk on board the Narengo, the French
fxy.ship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-27

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
[Reported for tho Dispatch.l

AUGUST 26, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, Al pack
ages; taken In /; highest, s27 lowest s2'oo-
average, o9.5sk
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
o1,977.86; tobacco, e2, sos. 44-tosal s4,4S7.lo.
Private sales: Wrappers, 80; smokcrs 20
rllsrs, 10; cutters, 1 darks, 40; scraps b
total, les.
Registered on Change: A. p. Thorpe, Rocky
Mount, N c.: L w. Harris, Hendersons N. Q.
]. u. 4 q n Bullock and J. H. Day. Oxford, N
c.; J. r. Taylor. cisrksvilis, Va, and a. u RIO
die. Sebres. Ky.
To-days tooss brighstobscco sale was wen at
tended, and the bladins On now and Old ssocl
vss more lively than on any preceding dsy''
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