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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
HENRiCO COURT MATTERS.
A Literary Club Ch"rterei-WArrant Tor
Larceny Ouashed-New Roads.

4 charter has been granted IN the Hen,
r;co circuit Court 10 the Fairfield soc. al
AM ,f.rarv Club, which J. authorized 10
Toij land sufficient for it, purposes. The
conital stock il t. Oe not less than >9U)
por more than 5000. The Officers are
William L. Ndchals, president; "illlaih
Uninf yice-presideut. and Barney BIell,
secretary and treasuTer-au OF farne4d
district ....;.., c.,
.Ltrt while Yesterday and GdJourned Tor
r.. torn. TIE only case before Judge
Minor was hat If james Logans coioreQ :
CHARGED with p,tit larceny, ana IL lAlS INC
warrant wa ouaehel. r...,..;1...
Tne Court granted the Brook lurhpiAe
Company permission 20 run r@ilIo-u Oh
the l.re of tae.r PIKE. .n...o,,,,
A. order wa entered directing the open
40, nj q uubhc road from the Mtchanics-
Ii ,urnuikc 70 Chestnut I'LL. Inc
t,,burav win be opened on the bed OF an
Oh road that has not been used III recent
Jn1re Minor hes ordered Comm'ssl0oln'e,rrs
Ia',Ia- C. Mitchell b. &. Redd' ana rn'IiP
k...,l.r - consider the opening OF WASH
iretou and Green streets rom INC H0-
,.lsuIrs,Ille road 10 the cltv,s hiiil'.
liza las also authorized the opening "a
So ro1.d from the Nine-Nlie road 10 the
W1lie,n-burg road near Babcocks. Ih's
lad shall only lie opened II the boaIu 90
SuoerylsOrs agree 10 an expenditure u
~2Ju
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
A Qualified Liberal Success.

LoSDov. EYG.. August u. In the cleo
ton held in Nal-all. Stafford county. to-
dag for member OF Parliament 10 sue
coed the late SIT Charles Forster Liberal :,
Alderman Holden ,Gladstorean) defeated
=. Jane. Conservative. TIE vote was {:
Holdru. 4.sa9. james. 1851. Nal-a'l rs
one Of the few seats that lave never BE-
fore been contested Oh the home-ru.e
plank. Tho fight has been an unusually
bitter AMI exciting ole. The constituency
mas been uuiut-rTuut aly Liberal since
1871. S.r Charles Forster, the latc popu-
lar member, rad sat since 80 Both sldrs
i'm the contest Just closed were prepared
with good candilatrs. and the party or
CANS readily admitted that il was y far
light. l. y. Sullivan took MP his residence
IN the district II order 10 keep ireland be-
fore the electors. Some d.sorlcT was an
pretended today and "a large force OF pp-
lice was IN readiness. tut the polling Wa
ORDERLY. The dav heing general hold ~
the poll largely exceeded that al iss'. IN
that year the Liberal majority was Isl;
therefore. though they retain the seat. the
Liberals have small reason 10 e1ult Low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
ANEW STREET-CAR LINE.
The HixhIand-Psrk Branch Z" he "p0"'"
forpnb.io Travel To-Day.

Richmond ha- new stree;-raliW"y iiil ~,
~" an a quarter miles II length, whch
t"s mt mt been completed and VIII DE
D,en.d for public accommodation toIu ~
"'fji;s "a The fiichland-Park branch OF me
Richmond aud Manchester electric roa'
a~d wil be- operated hy TINS colnP".lS
,noueb II was built and If Gwnea os 1n9
''rnnrIetors Of the Northslde' 'hos'nu'
iiI and Highland Park companies. .ho
S'yeral tests nave been made over tiio
~ Inc and they have proved most 9a''s-
e u, p" 49, Nessrs. Rutherford and SelGeH,
,-...,i,,. eud manager. respectively Oh 'ls
,,..,otiug company. went over me " .., -
,lsierdeS and the latter sald the car IaI
80 smoothly than over any newiy-ia'u
,,oak that he had ever seen. ..,,
N. rnnte is up Baker street iiVin
s.vanth 10 Fifth. thence TO ana acIQss . w -
,,sd,Ict aud ont ~ tho park whef', ,nei II
a isrg, loop. For the present caiS 80. 40
pn ' rom 4. NJ. 10 =. M bqi a. Csc. soon ,h "e
=. Nam. for the mOtOr-man Is nhlsnod , 10
Y'n,. vii bo opened a. $50 A. Ai. anu 'N'
i i.'- crr viii run Al u i. NJ. .:,
80" here viii be transfers between .n'S nna
ra TIsnrLes. ar line. 80 that FOR n'e cTn, ~,
s'I ,.as,rngrr can ride from Forest MI H. ~
c q 10 Highland ParA' IN Hen
ric,--eeycu miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

August 1.-The market does not
show especial vitality. A fair quantity
OF pig finds u sale, mostly in small lots.
The outputs, however, rather exceed
current requirements, snd there are gen
orally prompt sellers, although no
marked change occurs in prices. The
quotations are: American pig is quoted
at $l7a$lS for No. l; l5.5OaSl6. 30
for No 2; gray forge at sl4asl5. with
southern at SlGasl7 for No. and Sl5a
SlG.25 for No. .. and gray forge at
sl3. 7JA2li.50 Scotch pig at S2las23. %,
a. to brands, with Glengarnock not quo
table. Steel rails at $50. Wire rods
Foreign at S45asi5.50. Old L rails at
e2o. 50as2l.50; No. wrought scrap at
3l9as2l.-NeW York Journal Of Com
tf,yPF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
Destructive rore., Fires in yrance.

Pans. Augu-t 12.-InormoU forest fires
are II ing ~ the forests IN the vicinity If
Iou.Un. ana! great quantity ~ valuable
timer has already Leon destroyed. \
siron. wind Is blowing and the flames mr.
rapidly spreading. Water J. scarce IN the
vicinity Of the forests. though ]; w0uid not
be- Of any use. as It IS Impossible for anv
human being To get anywhere near the
continuation. The authorities have been
called upon To- all ia lighting the ilre, ani
Thousands IF soldiers and sailors are d.
ginc a trench around tie burning section
IN order 20 stop the pro. rcss of the flames.
II is thought, however. by those who have
seen forest fires III America shat tho only
means OF stopping the couia.ratlon Vii
he 10 adopt the American plan OF siartins
"ha k-hrcs." 1t Is believed that tie fires
ar iucenQlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August l3.-Cotton quiet sales,
l27 tales; uplanis, SC. Orleans, 7-l1c.; net
receipts AZ all ports to-day, 1918 bales; ex-
pOrts--to Great Britain, ,s27 bales; to tho Con-
tlnent, G12 bales; stock, POI ,i35 bales. South
cru rOur stronger and quiet: common 20 fair ex-
tra, $,kUOatt.4O: good 20 choice, St.4Os so.lo.
Wheat unsettled and fairly active, closing
easier; No. 2, red, si.0434asl.05 in elevator;
sI.0Ui.asi.01ls alioal; options opened lsl3ec.
up on strong cables. active export buying, ana
large clearhuces, doelining l]salSsc. ON weak
private cables. bringing Urge selling orders, and
closed weak az SAG. under yesterday: No.
red August, sl.D+s: September, sl.OAIs, DC
tOber, slOits: November, SLO51s; December,
sl.0ost. Corn stronger and quiet, closing IT.
regular; No. ,, 7oa76c. In elevator; .di'64ac.
anoat; unS.aded mixed. ;ja76Ssc; options
varied With wheat opening ila,sc. up, de-
clining Laic., closing easy at unchanged
prices 10 a s,c. decline against tho close of
yesterday; August, 1l1ec.; September, oo, .c. !;
October, 63i.c.; December. 5Bt4c. Oats dal;
opcned frnsr and closed easy: options
cu !, lover. and weak: August, 3SSsc., septem-
Der, 33Jkc; October, 33;sc.; spot No. ), 42a
41,.; No. 2, f3as4c.; DO. white, ooc mixed
western, +ia4oc. HOPS quiet and easy
CoEee--Options opened steady aud unchanged
toto points mp, and closed rrn at oa@o points
up; August, sld.f 5ss Ii. 81 september, ioooa
$3.50 December, sl35Oal355; spot Rio
quiet and hrm; fair careoes, els; No. z,
Sl725asl7.37A Susar-kaw nrrn and quiet
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet
end firm common 20 fancy. 2ss32c. Rice quiet
and arm. Petroleum. irmer AMI aut-t crude,
in barrels, Parkers, 5.p0c. do. In bulk. 3.3ec.
refined, New York, 6.U0a6.Ioc.; Philadelphia
s~a paisinsss~s- ahAa2 7L. IA tn Asit Aana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

bition, md many of them were made use
Oh Today IN the practical demonstrations
wnlch were made. The apparatus shows
,hat rapid strides ~ progress have been
maie IN dental science in recent wears.
ihis evening was devoted 10 sailing in
tnc sound adjacent 10 Morehead. and n
iarHe number Of dentists enioycd an ex.
cArsion. Tomorrow night n grand ban
yuet VIII he gwen by the North Carolina
dental Association complimentary 10 tho
southern Dental Ass0ciat on. ut which
time number of toasts Will be responded
to.
The North Carolina Dental Association
Is also IN session here with n large number
Present. The Farmers Alliance has to- dav
memhsrs present from every county in the
state. ''-'
Ike State Farmers Alliance to.niph,
.,,ected TIC following officers Prcsidcnt
Marion W. Butler: Nice-Ircsidcnt. I. r.
Long; Secretary. j. y. BELL. Other officers
viii bo elected tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
sad Death. Of James City People.

ToANo, Va. August 1.-Two W aeks ago
Miss Kate IL. ilgsott Va, reported thlou- q
the DISPATCH IL at her sisters III NO!tt
Carolina Her romans viii be brought
nome by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
tomorrow and her funeral preached at
olive Branch church at II O'clock. She
was public-school teacher of long stand
ing and the highest type OF q Christian
lady.
Mr.. John ". Hughes also died this
morning. lie was gallant member Of the
Oh Nharles NItN cnNA.rY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
The NEWS OVER IN MANCHESTER.
Mtsterious Finding Of an Oh :,ouredcra,,
Coat-0thcr Interesting tf,ms


While workmen were engaged Yesterday
~ t.hoac.ing the house on he corner Of
Ninth and Everett" streets ocCuniod ,r
MI Motl,r Adams, they tound bet yecr 10
! iaster!ng and The Notwithstanding mol
'onicdcrate coat and an old sword and
sr13oard. The bars upon the coat indl-
Gated mat Il was once the proucrtv of II ~
coma lieutenant IN the artillery service. II
was M very dllnpidated state and tho
buttons were cut Of and the garment
turned over to Chief-of-poice Lipscomb.
who has esYnn Il a place among the other
war relics OF his Office. The old sword and
s'"o"Aiu are lot mitch dishgurcd by time
MANCHESTER BRIEFS.
W. ". c. Scddon mas returned to baltimore.
he civ Council Viii meet tomorrow night.
circle 81 DrUlds win be organized unv,
W. tuesday nishi Al tcrslcy'A Hau.
~. charlie Il. Mckenzie, of Boston, dcpu,r
t,d0r. i ~ thcc.',
Jn1se Capiol lost pocket-book containing
som" important papers while coming in from
cont Monday evening
Among the (hesfcrlcldiang In tlo city vos,cr
Gat Ncrc judge =. a. Hancock. Robert Wood.
hep"ri Wnircc, and d. -. Niuircc. Jr.
=, mrs. Huston. MISS Afford aud Mr.. r. /.
Huston. Of Kentucky. cn.uc ny from Od Point
Hlson. ''' -
ne city Central Committee met in the Le4ie,
bhtirg az O'Clock last night and transacted
routine business.
Mr.. Enpc.t Nnfrce las sold bis saw-min. fix
'D''7 ~H"-nii track, ant ilIr miles Of tram
N"t' n ,hr 'tTucld county. 10 Mr. ircderi K
h..h"'. "i ONO CONCENTRATION, S1inO.
81 Jas tANtn !ufsey. Miss ltta Adams md
Miss Alma Owens arc visiting in Amelia county
N."fr hey 800 remain for several woke
W. J.. !: Nacfari -ni las returned from Tho
I'riIofd alum springs. ui. little avn. Who was
oaa'y hurt segoral days 0eo ny failing down "a
ilsit OF steps, j. getting along very nicely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
RICHMOND TOsACcO MARKET.


August 49, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, AZ
taken in, :; highest. $40; lowest, sl.9O-a'e-
rage, $1,000
Revenue collections: Cigars AMI cirnre'ies'
s4.5as.75 tobacco. S3,3G6.2f-total, s7,9di.oo.
Private sales .lers, 81: smokers, II; DARK
Z; scraps, total. 53.
Registered on Change: W. }. Boykin' W. d.
Stem, Il. 7. Smith. ". a. Adams, and j. e. Hunt,
Oxford. NC: G. Barnes. ". II. jenkins, and
L. A. Lewl., Henderson, y. c.: FL. {. Turpine,
Cincinnati. y.
Loose sales were all o: new tobacco and
prim ngs. selling very wen AT IA 10 l4isc Buy
ers ana tobacco men from other markets who see
our sales begin to realize that the brisht-obacco
loose sales will De permanently established here
and will prove a success, as our buyers have de-
termined they shall be.
A slight nring OF the crops is all the adverse
reports heard now from the bright bet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
S,ruck while Asleep.

Tuesday morning colored woman was
found m the kitchen of 2229 Venable street
badly injured about the head and showing
signs Of having been struck with a cluO.
;nries She ONLY knew that she went 10
slrcn ON a pallet under an open window
he NIGHT before and when she woke dis
covered that she had been struck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUsr 11.-Western Leaf-There is
g. moderate export movement and in q
general way prices are sustained. Seed
leai-A fairly active distributing bnsi-
ness is noted, covering general grades,
and prices as awhole are well supported.
Sales are go cases 1890 Pennsylvania
Havana at l0a40c. ; $50 cases 1890 New
England Havana at 25ai5c. 40 cases
1890 New England seed at l7a25c. $50
sundries at 6 .a35c. 400 bales Havana at
zoe as1.l5.-NetO York Journal Of Com
DlTPCC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of ita kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have mado it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by oil 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 FLO SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Nv. NEW YORK. nv
49, il su.wtw,&ylospteetslI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
MARINE INrULLfGkNCY.


sun rises. ..-....... j.ed' HIGu TOE.
sun sets ........ 7.dJ Morning. liza
Moon -e.-.........12:j9 Eyening........., .....
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGusr -, 1891
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Dnyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and pas-enger,s. l.. H. rstgHl. Sicc-pro-iient
schooner Annie Aira,ie, NcAadrewr. Albany,
moaldlug-asnd IL edmond S.Oyc-NorA--
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ACGCsr IL, 1891.
lBy tclesKphl
ARRIVED
ste,mship Finance New York.
Stetrn-hip Roanoke. rQrfOk, morc.>ndise,
and sailed Tor New lorA.
SAILED.
steamshp Edith Push, tcen, France.
steamship Progress, Now fOrk
PORT or WEST POINT, AUGUST -, 1897.
lBy telerrsph.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship city Of Atlanta. New York, mer
chaudlse.
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchandise
aud passenscIr.
Steamship cry " Atlanta, New York, mer'
chandi.c.
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchandise
and Passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
New York and the Raleigh Exposition.

NEW loEK. August i2.-Mayor Grant to-
dav received from john !. Patrick. secre-
tary OF the Southern State Immigration
bureau. a letter inviting the attention Of
the businessmen OF this section To- the
Southern Interstate Exposition, 20 be held
from October lst to December LIST of tins
wear. He asks that New Workers send ex-
hlbits. The Mayor viii help Mr. Patrick
all he can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
His Arm IirOhen.

shortly after O'Clock last night q small
colored boy named John Gibbs fell from
nile Of lumber near the chesapeake anu
nbio denot and broke his loft arm just
otnve the elbow. The boy walked 10 tho
Second station and told of his mishap.
wbeu the ambulance was called and the
i;ttle uferer was taken t. the almsnouse
and his arm dressed and bandaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
NHEAT.-j,2GO bushcl2
CJKS.-3.3i2 bushels
OAIs--. 900 bushels.
SALES
WHgAT.-1. 200 bushels.
CgRS.-lO2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
NHEAr.-LonebeVry 9Oc.asi. Mixei, 00aJ)r.
Sloftberrv. S1aHSc. No . red. oGa97c.
CORN.-Whte prime Virginia., 7Oc.; No. :.
10" Mod. M. ., GSGByc.
OATs.->.o. =. 3sa3Sc.; No. 3, 35a3Gc. Re-
iectoi. aOc Winter Tor seedl, 4Jaicc.
l,YE.-16aoJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
reported SEIZURE OF m American shir.

WAsuI>0IoN. August l2.-Ibe state De
par:mnrt today received the following
dispatch from u't,d states Nihri,f
Iachcco Mt Guatemala CITY. Gus. 'in@l'
steamer City "i Panama detained 90
IibertGd and dcciar, 4 cOnhsoatop by the
authorities for not having clearance pHleis
from IA Union, which Were refused TIE
steamer for not giving up refugees.
When the Department learned u lew
DAYS ago Of the thr .atcucd cOniiscatlon OF
The steamer telegram was sent 10 Miuis-
ter pachecO % protest agan-t such Conl'-
cation and - investigate the facts ~ I'D"
case and report thcm 10 the department
Immediately. II d. Thought 10y tie az
IArtmout officials thai the Minister st-t
the above dispatch before he received me
Telegram authorizing him 10 act III the
matter.
4 dispatch from Cape NAY Point SAYS:
Edgar Iautorbarh. oi Ncw York, attorney
forthe Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
laid before Tie presIden the facts IA con-
uectiou with the reported seizure Ivy the
GoYerum Ut # Salvador OF the steamship
City of Panama. At tine conclusion % me
interview the Pres dent teie.raphed the
Secretary Of STATE ,o instruct tn" Minister
and Consul at Salvador to furnish iGh
report of he facts IN the case for the IN
formation Of the President. be oecre-
tary Of the Navy WAS also ,ele-ripheh To
keep the cru Scr Charleston ready for any
serve. flat may bee required of her.
New YORK. papers TINS morning puohsh
the announcement that the steamer ha-
sailed from Llbcrtad for san Jose Go QUA
tem4la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

avsryRpAM, HOLLAND, August l2.xIhe
r,nnifth international convention OF the
Young Meu's Christian Associations T 81 AL
i. D1st convened in this city today, There hers
aa aa ioo delegates. representing the American
-...,.taft0Qs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
A..,g,m.n, IN the Boot and Shoe Line

plrrspuno, August l2-W: E srd,nIuc gIt
o,i. ~ lie oldest aud most prolniho,n a'
9ne W -, t0nts and shoes in TINS ci,yy'
n "ade an asssnmcnt today TO o, f. asss N
OTlnby' No accurate estimate , o. " ,imc
and liabilities can be gyen. a. LIS 1a,s hem bSnn
executions aggreeating c3oI,too mn ,,ooertv'
issued against Mr.. Eschnefs~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

ry,p,uA. August II. Thirteen
I'll, ru,sAap rom heat were reported to the
deatns .' ,n1day. besides a great number OF
Coron rot;on cases repnrtsd by ths police~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.

AUGUsr ll.-Foreign sorts favor buy
ers, but the domestic grades hold their
own. Sicily quoted at s65as70 and Viz
ginia ut S45aSJO.-Journ0I Of Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
Questions Concerning Richmo""'
RICHMOND. Va. July Is. ls'i'
To ne Eiitor ofa,e Dispatch:

To he Editor Of he Dispatch
Ahout q vear since-I think II was apous
that tlme-there was published IN you,
paper an engineers report Of the estiil''t.u
valuable horse power produced py 90 nxa
waterway and going to waste 'nc'oio'0
| ask the following: oo,,s
/. What large manufacturing cv ,be
have been kept away or driven on uy CO
exorbitant values placed on h'ai''A"'
turing-water si'osy ,.i,.
2. DO the owners of this land. apparently
inimicai 10 our city's interest pay NJ
commensurate with the prohibltory VaIu uo,
3. In case the Chamber OF commerce
should recommend or work TOR con
dempation-a at avalGc, OF course-applaiS
meut based on unlmproyed cohul'i""'
could such move be iegall GA.
t. Would II not be 'crai Tor ire wy
Council to make water-rates tor manuiac-
turing purposes. using water from maius
to offer scale Of rates cheap prOpO'-
tionate,v 10 the larger wants! go.
3. Would not the increased expenditure
for labor cOnIuce 10 better revenue 10 I'M
CITY, although new manufacturing cV"I
Germs were brought here ly nInim'|tu
taxation! mean bv the natural growth
Of the citv and additional real estate I'M
proyement by employ,s. ! unders'aiu
the city receives very lttle beneht d'reS"y
from tnc * pan "a sfrrti-csf llh's. bu'
hv the miles of Improvement OF properly
and increased value of lots.
6. What IS the extent Of the water !" II
age on the river and canal that could ne
used for manufacturing sites. and IL 'hc
main 10 whom does u belong
:. Observing the amount Of manuiac-
turing. on winch we depend, are there lol
more stores merchandising Of supplies
for the laborer wants hore pro2oriionnte-
" than IN similar manufacturing cities
down East?'"
PROBABLY tins lat question IS one TO be
learned nom our last oiiicleIt O. census
report. hat. Mr.. Editor, these questions
are not put 10 your thinking bureau eA-
copt 10 lcqyn. 4 oonverslto with very
well-known mechanical engineer nrougnt
ont some idea Of what Richmond neeG5'
and we cannot afford 10 follow the inverse
commercial ideas Of the Mckinley tarlh
for any rr1rrcs-. SCHLOME.
We are unable 10 answer these questions.
Possibly the Chamber Of Commerce might
undertake to gather the information tor
which our correspondent asks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
..s,.,ant Tranio Manager, X. a ID.

Huntsville, KY, August l2-John NJ.
OK" General freight agent of the Louis,
LIZ .,iipp and Nashville railroad. has resigned
viz hoc " assistant traffic manager of tho
tr ~ and Danville lines. Ho Will be
located ut Atlanta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14

CaIcAoo. August 12.-The Ne'cs VIII say
morrow Work has been stopped on
~ Worlds Fair buildings. Errors were
mao by the engineers department IN
Inad'i1cc,lotyur the strain 10 which several OF
me buildings would be subjected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

AUGUsr ll.-Peanuts are quiet new
fancy hand-picked quoted at 4ia4!c.
farmers grades at 2sa3ic. for prime. -
Journal NJ Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds, Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
ther Indications
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

WAsHNGros. y. c.. August b.
IfAIR Forecast for North Carolina and
Virginia Fair weather; variable
! winds no decided change IN tenn
perature; far and slightly warmer Satur-
day.
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FLOUR.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

We quote. Elmo, s37jasi: supernne, si.25a
&4.jD; extra. s+.75 family. Sjae0.IJ; pat
cnt family, sJ.5OGsO.
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UNION PACIFIC STILL CONSPICUOUS.

Union Pacific to-day was still the most
conspicuous figure IN the market, lut is
transactions were on much smaller scale
than durIng tho Inst few days. aud rs fuc-
tuations were brought down 10 a parity
with those III the rest OK tue list. while
late III the day ~ relative importance IN
the dealings was subord mated TO that Of
some other stocks. Darlington. Atchlson;
and It. Paul, and later Rock Island aud
Louisville and Nashville were features of
the trading. but the remainder Ot the mar
ket, with the single exception of cordase.
showed 10 animation or movement OF III
pOrtAncn..
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E,c,pe of More Convict, Mt Brlceyllle.

kNorvtLrr. TENs.. August I2-The
sceno of tho recent miners trouble at
RricevIlle was a,aln enlivcncd TO-DAY by
the escape Of sev more convic.s. THIS
swels the mum DER escaped this week to
fpurtean
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smoke the "Niokieby."
Eest Cigar on the market.

pckol,s No. 1. II. d. G., Fig. and i. Eafo,
line sun Cured are Pure; Clean, anu oA0''O
fur. Cured IobaccoA- IrSLuD-