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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch.l
FRIDAY, July 81, 1891.

July 81, 1891.
Auction offerings on Change today, ~ pack
aees. aad | rejection; highest, s22; lowest,
sI.90-average, s7ss.
Revenue collections: Cigars aud cieare'tes'
s4.44s.3O; tobacco. s1,ss9.l9; special tax
ss2O-total, s7,1j7.40.
Private sales: Smokers, 20; Wrappers d;
darks, 73-total, 1O5 nogsheads.
Registered on Change: c. T. Tyson, Green
vile. Tenn. +; c. II. andJ.J. Hickey, Danviie' Va;
j. B. Boltwright, Louisburg, n. G.
Sales Of loose were satisfactory. New primings'
Of which receipts are increasing, sold up to 121fc
and we're In good demand. Mr. d. I. Yancey, OF
Oxford N. c., appeared on the breaks to-day al
n ey,buyer, settling here on account OF loose
sales. There are other tobacco-men that can De
induced to como here to help our MARKET and
they should meet with every encouragement.
The market Is without special feature, and on
Change business Is dull and attendance small
sun.cured sales being the only attraction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
,ouv N. HOPKINS STRUCK BY AN
VI" ..,'rcHANY TRAIN AND KILLED.
Accident Near the Thrce-Mile
,.,,.-nmnded by Wind and Rains
sLcfch of Deceased.

-, 1,ln Y. Hopkins. superintendent
..,.nowcr on the line of the James
5,vsoa cf tho Chesapeake and
,.loav. was struck on the
a. the S0,h ultmo about
l...tfo'clock by the engine attached
- . ,.,,.iar mail train, which was due
,.,, the CITY at that hour from
..'. Y.rre. and so badly injured that
,.l.lln few minutes
.s.t.e time that the heavy storm Of
r.s.n missed over the city late IN
I'm Nr. Hopkins attempted to
..track al the throe-mile locks OPP
.ar... He had his umbrella
.f I.u!t ess IN has hurry TO escape
...,.rs. failed 20 rate the approach
..,., which was a tew minutes late.
SAW rlM zoo LATE.
..e.- on the locomotive was tho
,t. perceived him and imme-
..ri-ei his air-bfakes and attempt
... iut the engine was then TOO
, Nj Hopkins and struck HIM
...oiahle force, knocking him
....ral post. His skull was crush
..I ia .ots broken.
Ca. .,.sihlc the tram was stopped
,...i,d nan taken into the cars,
I.. inst a. the cOal-bins OF the
..Hr-c p4-oei.
fe.rg.I Way Up HsLD.
..,v,f.. brought 70 Richmond, and
..,,t, f...,n 70 Christians under
,l.il.amcnt, whore 1t was pre-
.... tlrai.
i ...,,.i, a.re notified Of tho accident
..I... Amos, immediately after IT
ana A iinc-Coroner Bosher WAS
...l 'ei,r ii, viewed the remains
Ut.hably hold an inquest some
.t..4r.
.rTTCI ~ THR DECEASED.
u.r. ...n. was born in Cumberland
.., ..i whou quite "a youth-about
t. .rslr assistant 10 an elder bro
.....,r.s l0ck-kecpcr at the first or
locks. Whom his brother re
It.u4s appointed 10 his place and
.fv became clearance lock-
% TO first locks, which po-
I bold until the OLD James
..-i kanaWha canal passed into
.. ftlc richmond and Allegheny
-.f Company. He was then made
.-.....i of the water supply for
.. having charge Of regulating the
.l that Office at the time OF
Mr.. Hopkins was about sixty
..... %. aul had taken an active part
f..t.O, Il his county. He was
..- .-i-srng Democrat, frequent
-,.,,- Lt,i HcnucO in party
.tt- u.s.. hal served as justice
,. u.al.. and was in the Gen
o.. ASSEMBLY, for one term. He was
r.. salAcarted, and popular. II
ta. tr.iL,rs living III Richmond.
... q fl,u. sir. Joseph A. Hopkins. II
... ..I-lo.k, keeper and dock-master,
,.It.. other is school-teacher by pro
,.n Nr. Hopkins leaves wife and
sN.r. .il rrn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

Hlam, III, July sO.--At ths 1ostAsss
Illinois Asylum fog the ln,an3 z enS ~:
Fireman George Lindsey bad Tor . esI2fi
George Anderson. . quiet pesece 49,. -
they vsss In the coai.nouoe to-e
Others present. the lunSste. Pos2sS ~ 4
sudden madness esssskso ~. ~ - -
~ az e. % 8 sn az Is. Esssss. - r.
- IL yea dses q 60 81
Y ss se s:s:s ~ ss"a'ss M 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS
WugAr.-4S4 bushels.
CoRy.-2.076 bushels.
OATs.-900 bushels
SALES y
WHEAT.-4fi bushels.
COgs.-22S bushels.
OAIs.-100 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
W1gAr.-Ionrberry 90c.as1. Mixed, 9Os90c
shortberry. S5agSc. No. . red. 91c.
CoRs.--White prime virginia., 1oa7Oc; NO
.. nc. Mixed. No. 2, 72a1Jc. n
OArs,-No. 2, 44a45c. No. 8, 42a43c. ne
,.cted. 3OsiOc Winter oats (for seed), 40a4oc
kYE.-7oaoOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
STRIKERS OUPEO BY LEADERS.
The Steel workers Acted Contrary to tn

The BteeI Workers Acteu VoHt'sry y"
Lave Of the Amalgamatsd Association.
HARRISBURG, Pa. July 30.-President
Weihe, Of the Amalgamated Association,
had q conference with the Steelton
strikers tins morning and heard their side
Of the controversy with the Pennsyivanis
Steel Company. He decided that the
strike was merely local, und that the men
had violated the laws OF the association by
striking contrary to the decisions OF the
National Association and district Execu-
tive beard. Under this decision com.
mites Was appointed by the men TO VISIT
President Bent, Of the steel company, and
arrange for 3 speedy settlement OF the
trouble. This turn Of affairs has depressed
the strikers very much. They feel that
they were duped By the leaders, and ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

State Bar Association at the White 6ul-
phur Springs will return home to-day.
DIR. Lawrence ingram and wife and Mrs.
II. w. Brodnax and her two daughters,
Misses Sallie and Ellen, will return from
Ocean View to-day.
Mrs. NJ. II. Mortimer and her son Stock
ton, of Philadelphia, arrived in Manchester
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Mortimer came
10 visit her sister. Mrs. +. II. Walden. Of
Buck Hill.
MIR. John A. Duke. Of this city, has sent
his family 10 his country home, Duke
Cottage" in Louisa, TO spend the summer.
Duke Cottage" is one of the Oldest coun-
try places in the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
DEATHS.

JACKSON.-D at his late residence,
lOl7 west Clay street. July 3lst, at fifteen
minutes past A. NJ, OF congestion OF the
brain. CAIN JACKSON. IN the slxty-fourth
year of his age.
blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord. for they shall see God"
Funeral ut Laurel-Street Methodist
Church this Saturday evening at :
m eitend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
DISCOVERY OF FoRoeRIeS ON A BANK
A Clever Piece Of Work by Ono Of tho
Clerks Who Disappsars.

BERLIN, July 30.-A sensation has been
caused here by discovery Of forgeries on
the Deutsche Bank to q large amount.
One of the clerks of the bank, who was al:
lowed TO draw bills. forged some bills and
purchased Herewith Russian roubles
through broker in the banks name; Tho
auditors of the bank. owing to the clever
ness Of the forgerles and the tsmpering
with the books, did not detect the frauds
until the bank was requested to meet its
liabilities. 4 warrant was issued for the
arrest OF the forger, but he had bolted.
BERLIN. July 30.-The bank loses $29S.00O
by the clerks frauds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
RAILROAD BOYCOTTLlFTED.
Western Ticket Agents Banded Together
I'm Secret COpclaye.

CHICAGO. July 30.--The Chicago ana
Grand Trunk and the Grand Trunk rail-
road of Canada to-day lifted the boycott
against the Chicago and Alton road. The
success of the Alton in securing the Grand
Army business for itself and the Wabash
road to Detroit has apparently been an I'M
portant factor in bringing about the re-
suit. 1t is said that in many parts OF the
West ticket agents have banded them
selves into sort of secret society for the
purpose of fighting the enemies and favor
ing the friends Of the Alton. The predic-
ton Is made that not few OF the eastern
lines will promptly accept the opportunity
Afforded by the Grand Trunk to abrogate
their agreement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

NV YORK, 1Ss9.-There is one quality in
your Tokay like very much-namely 1t
is stimulating and not exciting; This is
very important point in treating conva-
lescents and those OF excitabie tempera-
ment5. II. IL. hCssELL' ~ Ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
Tho Fine Was RENTED.

II has just come to light that few days
AGO AIR. X. X. Fauntleroy while defending
Henry Adams alias William Palmer, who
was being tried in the Hastings Court for
bousebreaking and larceny. committed
what was construed by Judge Witt to be-
contempt of court. and he was informed
that he would be fined therefor. The
Young lawyer was cross-questionlng
witness. and upon being told by his Honor
70 confine himself to relevant questions.
he replied he would come to that stage OF
his examination when he chose, or words
10 the same effect. Upon the assurance OF
MIR. Feuntleroy that he did not intend to
commit any contempt the tine was TO
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 81. 1891.

PORT OF RICHMOND, July 81. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boar, New York, NOR
chandlse and passengers, George W. Allen y
Co., agents.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz New York, NOR
chaniise aud passengers, George w. Allen q
Co., agents.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, L. Is. Tatum, vice-presdent
Schooner Frances G. Smith, Miller, New Haven,
pig.,ron Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Emily II. MAYOR, Wilson, New York
via Bermuda Hundred, oak and pine lumber |;
vessel, Curtis g Parker.
Barge Joseph A. Ward, WOODS Fort monroe,
granite; Curtis & Parker.
PONT OF NEWPORT NEWS. July 81, 1891
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Schooner W. o. Snow. Fall River.
Schooner Connect, Boston.
schooner L. Il. Birdsell, Bridgeport.
All for coal
Steamship Berkshire, Providence, merchant
disc and sailed for West Point
Steamship Dorchester, Boston, merchandise.
and sailed for Baltimore.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JrLY 81, 1891.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
Steamer Elm City, Walkerton, merchandise.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

NEW LONDON, CoNN., 1s90.-Your Budai
Imperial Ia the wine par erceuasce. L
have never found its equal in this coun-
try or abroad. As reproducer OF the
red corpusces and general tonic IN
ty, has any equal among wines.
nervous depression | do not believe yonr
Rudai Imperial, used in sufficient quanti-
1soI'-Tho weather is so hot and the grip
So prevalent we must look to your Budai
for strength to combat 1t is o great pro
ducer of the red corpuscles and superior
nervous tonic. Prof. j. ID. QUAcKLNBos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
Children Enjoy

tho pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effects Of syrup Of Figs when IN
need Of laxative. and IL the father OF
mother be costive or bilious the most graft
flying results follow it's use. 20 that It s the
best family remedy known, and every tAmi'
" should have Q bottla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
eai T,MORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. ND. July 3l.-Virginia iO-4os, rs
biJ do 3s, G:,36 bid Baltimore and Ohio
stock, 50 bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern lat incomes. 30 asked do. 81 incomes
bid consolidated gas bonds, III bid; DO Stocks
Ia bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
FLOUR.

We quote: Fine, e3.25as3.3O: supernne.
s3 T5aj4. extra. "a. 25sst:o0: tainuy' sf''oo
IS patent family, s5.50ae5.7o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS or
~ RIshmoad City CisSsis ogest vln PAT
TH8 BONDS AND COUPONS q tne ~ poss.
Railway Companys bonds aaeuuod ~ ~ thr
mond and Ale9hany Railroa1 Co0ponE vp0
delivery q same p - . ~ oooe 8 ~ 1eeos
peAks and OHIO Railway ComponH - oeove
; SSss ARLllAlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
260 DROWNED AND MISSING.

Two steamers Collide and One Sinks with
Nearly All on Board:
SAN FBANoIsco. July sO.-The steamer
City Of Pekin, which arrived here tonight,
brings the following:
sJulv l2tb. Eat s A. H., the steamer Tamse
Maru. of Hakodate, while returning from
Suto with $40 laborers on board came INTO
collision with the steamer Migoshi Maru
of Shiragami. The Tamas Maru imme:
diately sank with the loss Of two hundred
and sixty persons drowned and missing.
The captain and FIRST officer and sixty
lsborers reached shore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
7soooseDsrReeT-cARE EXTENSIONS.
The Nayo's bridge Line VIII soon BE
Equipped with Electricity.

The 'Ia,osrridgc line viii Soon BE
EQUIPPED with Electricity.
O..o irc is already strung across Mayo's
81 l.. ari the other Will lie III place IN "A
.l...- fh.s means that the Richmond
Rlr aI1 Electric Company VIII soon
r...iu- electric cars from Main street
rt Manchester. Auditor Crmgie told "A
..l.H reporter yesterday that 1t was
a4ne-tion of little more time when
60, ...ciric power would be in use over
t.sIIc.
lrrs-ard to the petition which was re-
r.t'.y pre- eutcd 90 the Committee on
Streets asking that cars be required TO
% only at street corners, MI Cralgie
81. II was a paper which had been signed
muuy citizens who are anxious u cX-
'e travel. lie sad # tins ordinance
t,cn passed a. asked by the petition
o.. i, would cause the ears TO run on n
t'r schedule without requiring extra
i.rr or help. He stated that while the
-.4.gfe was one which would have been
.r'y approved by his company, 1t was
to'ole presented 10y them.
TurrIANr n GOOD ORDER.
OIL, pi-r,rCH man asked concerning the
,.--r.. aud other machinery which were
showed during the recent storms, and
... informed that the entire plant WAS
f .s Do. good condition aud that the COM
f.ar hoped 90 avoid any further inconye-
.e. Q. tile public by the stOppage Of
.r.lrrlE tcnpcsts.
Ht>IIo COME DOWN MAIN STREET.
matter of extension of the Twenty
~tr.,. nue Of the Union Passenger
I.u franklin street to Man and
DOL sing she privilege of using the Main
r-e.. tracks 90 Ninth and then extending
t..r tr t- un Ninth To- connect again will
r.I. ttr ulill the street Committee has
TOTALLY consider the proposition Of
&c.. ..ui.rv
Nt, - ilc people who have 10 visit the
-a..' oppose this measure. while NOR
'Hf- N.,-r hauling Is impedcd by the
,l-..f.rlt. Tho purpose OF the com
I.. .- f. render a double service on the
.. Street luc between Iwenty-tirSt and
htfa streets and practically abandon the
...l.Ntr-,t line except IN case ot an
'.... T. Oh Main street 10y tire on other
Casualty.
4ur IloAp-sTREET EXTENSION.
committee did not oct upon the
.--'r.et extension of car lines be
t.e general opposition T. having
t.- upon that portion OF the street
N.L,h street toward ChimboraZo
.i-D,a.iv until the BrOad-street
'..l.f shall lave been built.
ID" t.ultice has promised 10 consider
l.. cation of the Richmond City
.N.r tNr this privilege prlor To that Of
.,.,. company. with the understand
''l' i' l- o. render an efficient service
'.., Exposition Grounds during the Far
'-. Is. over lbs Marshall-strect line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
luNATic USES A Clue.
He Beoeo Several Of HE Companies -
the Head-Oas win DIE.

IooAxsrosr, IxD.. July N.--An inmate q
the asylum here named kasch bees esvesol
OF his companions In the same dofmieoey
over the head with club wrsnched NON
his bed last night. One Of the tnlvro4. 3
o;ciock IN nieht the wntchman. thinking
Ia patients al asleep, lsft the room % 81
lunch. he had gone but few seepe va
he heard blows In his room. and resnSoeo
10 6nd the mischief done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
Germany Has . Surplus.

BERLIN. July 30.-The 6nal budget OF the
empire for the year 1880 " shows asurpiua
OF l6.l4S.201 marks over the estimates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
- -.-------------
Death of n Veteran.

Mr.. S. s. Neal, of Halifax county, for
merly member Of Company !. FIRST vlr;
ginis infantry, died at Lee Camp Soldiers
Home Yesterday afternoon. The deceased
was fifty weight years OF age,
The funeral services will be held at Hol-
lywood at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
THE COLUMBIAN FAIR COMMISSION
a Cordial Reception from the Frcnch
Ministry

PARIS July 3O.-The Foreign Committee
of the Columbian Fair Commission had an
interview to-day with NJ. Roche. the Min
lister Of Commerce. and assured them that
he was most DESTROYS OF enllsting the CO.
operation of France III favor of the Chicago
-alr
VI. Favette. Chief of the Ministry Of
Commerce and Industries, granted the
commissioners 4 most cordial interview OF
over two hours duration to-day. He as
sured the commissioners that the position
Of France towards the Worlds Fair had
never been doubted. and she was now
more ardent than ever. and her interests
would be well represented.
The FIRST TO ACCEPT.
The deputation then visited Mr.. Reid.
the American Minister, who conducted
them to the Foreign Office. Minister
Ribot gave them most courteous recep-
ton. lie SAID that he was pleased that
France was the first nation to accept OIL
cially the invitation TO take part in the
Fair and he was confident that she would
be splendldly represented. The Cham
bers. he added. would be asked to vote an
adequate appropriation for Frances ex-
hibit
The Commissioners dined with Minister
Reid this evening. NJ. Ribot and other
French Ministers were among the guests.
Tariff on Russian Corn Reduced.
LONDON. July Set is reported that
France will largely reduce her tariff on
Russian corn and will impose prohibi-
tory duty on Indian in order to encourage
the importation OF Russian corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
no STRIKERS NEED APPLY.

no STRIKERS NEED APPLY.
Deputy-sher,ffsw were Withdrawn tonight,
put the approaches to the works are still
under watch. President Bent, Of the steel
company, says he will not consider any ap-
piications for work from any Of the strikers,
and will send for what men he wants. The
representative of the men who went to
Steelton from Harrisburg TO-DAY TO try and
enect some arrangement with Major Bent
was refused admission. No more depart
nents Will be started this week. There
VIII be about 800 men. who were foremost
IN the strike. lose their places. 1t was no.
t,ceable that not row occurred during
the entire strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
THE EDUCATION AMENDMENTS.
A epleudid Discussion Of Them In ~
CommOns-Bslf0ur Stands Firm

Commons-Bslfour stands Firm.
LONDON. July sl.-The House OF Com.
mons sat until 4:3O o'clock this morning
engaged in prolonged discussion Of the
amendments to the education bill made IN
the House of Lords, which the Government
supported. There was also . strong oppo-
sltion to the grant of money for the training
colleges QrelandS bill by the Irish Conssr-
ystiyes and Radicals. who accused NJ.
Balfour OF bolstering up Popery. Mr.. Bal
four declared his 6rm intention TO adhere
TO the original form Of the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
DESPERATE LABOR CONTEST ENDED.

ship-Csrpenters Return TO Work Anss
Four-MonthS ssriks-Ne Cosditssss.
CHICAGO. July sO.-After strike Of nearly
four months Tor an eieht-hour day the
ship-carpenters have begun 20 return 20
the ship yards. and the long and despsssts
labor contest 10 believed 70 b over. The
men returned without conditions and sim
ply applied for their old places: Similar
strikes have been in progress al this SEA
COLLAPSE OF the union here win probably
break tho strike ct Milwaukee - vel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
A q tKT MARRIAGE.

Ar William Parkinson and Miss Sarah
lus'er0ini were quietly married We'd
i.s az night "a, the Methodist parsonage
',e presence of about twenty-five
ii- " tho contracting parties. Rev.
- l. y. Peterson performed the cere-
Lf. Mf. Parkinson IL one OF the pOpu-
p.ayes q the Hull-Street car-lIne,
'.. hi,' Ostorbnd, who Is the daughter
'-r Aie Barney Osterbind, is young
..' . an aniabie disposition and possess
g. many noble qualities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
w UoAp-sTREET EXTENSION.
fc7G ABOUT THE HAUNTED HOUSE
chef lipscomb Lived There While a
,-Nanohcster Marriage.

Police James \. Lpscomb. Of
~. chester. Yesterday, in speaking of the
'.~ ...t'i ghost-story which appeared
'.e DsrAIcH of yesterday morning
N
VS. Taadfathor lived in that house
N'a Va- q hoy. and he once saw the
'. or woman pass rapidly down the
t'-f- sa' glide out Of the door III the rear
, At was sleeping in the bed with
M b, turned over. and punching me
i.r s.. asked Aleck. did you see
,. Ili YOU hear that noise 2 Then
ri ia.'lre Of dishes aud moving of
'-- DOWN -tsrs. but ] never did know
t' 'Afc ih, peculiar noise. Ny grand
.-.' DO. never been u believer IN ghosts
AL lf.s. lint the experience of that night
-c"t.t shook HE faith
j.. c.l. .uding the officer said: - could
r. t0l i.i about the old Martin house,
A'ei there when boy, and while |
'.' e. believer IN haunts. there Is Ger.
'' ..4etA!ug unnatural about that old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
FACTS.
You know that the reduction Of all our ala,
s13, sI2, sI1, and s1O SACK and CUTAWAY
SUITS to
$3.50

-obs us of pront-and beggars cost-but we want
a fresh. span-new stock each season TO show YOU
and YOU want II to buy from. The only way to
insure this Is to clear out every vestigc OF this
seasons now. That's the reason for this sale
and the reason why A. SAKS C0MPANfS
house is always safe place to trade. You are
never naked 10 pick over q lot of old, musty
relics OF past generations.
This $3.50 sale will run till We close our doors
tonight. Govern yourselves accordingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. AUGUST I. 1891.

that even though their strike was not
ordered by the Amalgar1ated Association,
once being out, the Amalgamatcd Associa-
ton should have helped them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
IL beneficial. ss9.-Thy Tokayer Aus-
bruch holds in solution the fruit and sun
shine of Hungary. JOHN G. wHrrrfEH'

NEW YORK, 1ss3.-I have tried in vain 20
find fit verse TO celebrate your ne1.n-
giving Tokaver Ausbruch. Genera uas-
field was right when he said tns sl ne'sn o.
art nor science could paint its peaus -
do justice 10 its fine qualities.
JoAorIs MILLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01

NEW YORK, 1ss3.-Your Hungarian wine
Tokayer Ausbruch--is of such exce,ient
quality that it would most assurediy Keep
me in perfect health and thus prolone NY
life had ] always the opportunity OF oo-
tanning it, IoxAsso SAL'iSi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
A IrERiFIc SHOWER.


q IRE heaviest rain that has fallen in
'fAtld county IN long time visited
.-@- h'a,er and vicinity on Wednesday
--'' AFTER the rain had poured for an
~ ".N bali the streets were fairly
--'4. Atthe corner of Hull and Four
.1 streets there was u little river. the
''ei ~ the cutters beng eighteen inches
''. He paved portion OF Fourteenth
-, Ma completely under water, and
pats could easily have navigated on
'-.' uofoughiafe
~ 'he corner Of Perry and Seventh there
' ,hcr great dow Of water. The
e' There was totally inadequate 10
OF the water, which at one time was
10y loot deep. The electricians
80 u1i pass Tor some time and the last
j. .-."i h0fsc-car had considerable trouble
% getting over.
MANCHESTER BRIEFS.
e., '-''. 'oi'n Archer has gone to LynchburG
r--,i.., 1eh. knfiin. Of Chesterfield. was in
ILL. Yer Wednesday afternoon.
,Ie. fAlsfis have very beautiful hall now
a, icy have painted IT up 80 nicely.
~ u Il. owen has returned from the
IRE. HIS family will como up to-day
~, annual picnic Of Clopton-Street
a. - sunday -scbOol will take place TO.
AZ ioung's pond.
a. 10 Morton Graves, Harry DnVsl
Co., 'H'is,opher McRae, Of this city, have
ig~, o'"h 10 Dutch Gap on . ten day s.
L., nc .e i,nsmbsrs Of the bar from Nsnches.
s4s chesterfield Who ase sttsn ding tbs