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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Tho Fnn.ral Dlrec.or.to Meet.

The State Funeral Directors Association
meets in convention to-day at Hampton.
A large delegation from the various cities
Will attend. Arrangements will be made for
delegates 10 be present at the national con-
vention TO be held on the first Monday in
October IN Louisville. Ky. Messrs. Laube.
Christian, Billups, and Sutherland will be
among the Richmond undertakers at
Hampton.
Mr.. William j. Woods is the official ste
nographer for both these conventions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

tReported tor the Dfspatch.l
AUGUST 10.--Auc;ion offerings on Change To-
day: n packages and taken in. Highest
91025; lowest. s4.10 f; average, eS.11.
Private sales: Smokers, H. cutters, 8 wrap
pres, IL: darks, S-totai. "a hogshends.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
e94715; tobacco, s2,10e.s7; special tag,
s12O.s4; penalties, $3.50 total s3,215.36.
Messrs. &, L. Morton, Of Clarksyille, Va; W.
DanVillo, Va. and w. II. Walker ana w. =.
Gary, Of Henderson, ". C., were In the city To-
day.
Mr.. T. NJ. Darlington returned to-day from a
that county In very bad condition. Tobacco on
red lands is toxIng, while that on sandy land Ii
being cat as 10 Is drying rapidly.
No loose sales to-day Good sales are, how
syer, expected tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

way for a beautiful new structure, for
winch plnns have beeu adopted and con-
tract has been Aligned, and into which the
congregation hope 90 cutter IN November.
Rev 4. B. Pollard, pastor of Boward.Aye-
nuo Baptist church, New Haven; Conn,
preachcd ia the morning, and in the after
noon Rev DIR. Pollard, pastor OF Glen Al
len, baptized two promising young men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Richmond Parties Suing u Lsfe-Ipsursnee
COmnanY.

Messrs George A. and Samuel p. La
throp, Of this city, began proceedings
against the Proyident Life Association IN
Circuit Court No. 2. Baltimore, Monday
policy for 81, 900 upon the life of Caroline
Schultz declared q valid and subslsting
contract. The bill states that the policy
was executed in 1885 and made PAYABLE 70
George A. Lathrop. TO whom the insured
person was indebted. Subsequently, II is
stated. the policy was transferred 70
Samuel p. Lathrop in payment OF q DEBT.
The payments aud assessments upon the
policy. is is alleged, were regularly re-
ceived by the company until recently,
when il refused 10 receive further pay
ment, and declared the policy forfeited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

Mr.. William II. Pohlig fell through a
hatchway at Rosenegk's brewery SUNDAY
and sustained injuries from which he diea
yesterday. Deceased WAS well known IN
this city as a qniet. eoSl citizen, and was
exceedipely popular. W was SO wears of
age and leaves wife and several children.
The funeral will befrom 81. Eery's chufcn
at O'Clock Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

and closed rear the lowest r,urea provislors
On lns o,he, hsni' we're fairly sstise ara
moderate range cioeed n, sOos,s the ,o,,- ~.
newso' the day In grains WAS not paf,,culsriy
sisntacan', bat most o; u was Desf'.h ard sa,'
h,e.' 70 Inefo All o. r.e leading cereals heavy.
Mhoat-No. 2sptiEg ana No. ? rcd. l7;4a5If,e.
Na, com. a2'5c- NJ. cas-, 3lj<c Ms.-uork.
tJ2.s7ir.tle.t0. Lard. ss.lGassis g.,
sip., ts'y.,sss.lO bry-saltoi shoalasrs, o.. Jos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
The Sew Th,ri-Strept Engine uouse.

The Sew Thri-Strept Engine Uouse.
The formal opening Of the new engine
house on Third street between Broad and
Grace took place on Monday night. The
Board of Fire Commissioners were pres
Ont, aud the occasion was one of pleasure:
The house was accepted and was turned
over to the captain OF the company y. ..
Wise. who, on behalf of the company. IN
vited all present TO Burkes parlors, where
splendid collation. was served. Speech
making was INDUCED IN by the following
gentlemen: Captain Charles +. Taylor, j.
II. Frischkorn, j. l.. Levy, Chief w. q. Pull
Ter, and Others.
The building was erected by the Board
OF Fire Commissioners, under the dlrec-
ton of a subcommittee and Chief W. u;
Fuller, OF the department. and IS model
OF Its kind. being both roomy and con-
venient. There are two floors. The lower
is used for apparatus and horses. The up
per floor Is divided into sleeping-apart-
ments, bathrooms, bedrooms, and work
shop. The house Is thoroughly equipped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
Meeting of the State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.

The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee held a long session at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday morning, and arranged
important details regarding the campaign.
Steps were taken Tor putting speakers in
the field and thoroughly posting the peo-
pie on the issues of the ca lvsss. Chair
man Gordon presided over the meeting,
which WIS hold with closed doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
HE SICK FOLKS, EXCURSION.
Over n Thousand Grown Folks and Chill
dren Taken Down the River.

About 500 grown people and one-third
of that number children were taken down
the river yesterday on the barges of the
Richmond Cedar Works, which were kind
ly placed at the disposal of the ladies Of
the City Mission for this sick folks ex-
cursion.
The boats left their wharf at 900 and
went rs far IA Deep Bottom. where the
day was spent. Dinner was served at noon,
tea about 4:30, and returning tue excur-
siOnists reached the city at Z. NJ, and
boarded the street-cars, on which special
rates were gwen. There was perfect order
and very little sickness. One OF
the features of the day was the
music. There was a colored string
band. Professor Watson rendered a
number of selections on the organ, and
Mrs. Tompkins and her daughter. Miss
Clara, PLAYED very sweetly on the guitar.
mandolin. and banjo. Mrs. Gill went
down with the orphan boys, and in the
crowd were a paralyZed lady, blind man,
and a lame one. Rev. George +. Williams.
the Baptist city missionary. accompanied
the excursonists and conducted religious
services in the early afternoon:
the following ladies' we're in charge OF
the party;
Mrs. George Clifford Mrs. John II.
Schooler, Miss +. Horne, Mrs. John
Rogers, Mrs. Grattan Cabeli, Mrs. W. j.
LYMAN, and Mrs. Garcin.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. G. ". Dalrymp, Mrs. YIrgie Plea
SAINTS, Mrs. ]. NJ. Seymour. Mrs. Waite,
Mrs Joseph Il. Gill. Mrs. Fellow, and
Mrs. 4. NJ. Crook.
Outside OF Either Organization-AIr
Sergeant, Mrs. c. N. Williams. and Mrs.
Reams.
The gentlemen were Mr.. Reams. fore
man of the works, who was very attentive
and helpful Rev. MIR. Williams. Dr. +. ).
Harker, who looked after the sick and Of
ficers: l.. ID. Saunders. G.. l.. Butler, and
c. j. Foxes. Captain Rice and his crew
discharged their duties most efficiently.
The City Mission provided refreshments
for all who went, and the ladies in charge
were entertained at dinner on the boats
by the Cedar Works Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
LEE-CANP SOLDIERS UOME,(
August Is. 1892.
To Major T. 4. Brander, Chairman q
f5,fgf,uJ (ott,ufffss.

To NdJOf r. Il. BTdHdff, chairman ~ I"tts-
hgatnq Committee;
Sir,-In response % the above letter enclosing
report OF the Investigating Committee, we beg
leave 10 respectfully submit the following con-
illusions:
We have carefully examined your report, and
after deliberate consideration have come to the
conclusion that IN view OF the fact Of General
Terry's "having been shot down three times NJ
the head OF his command, his principal disaDill-
ties result from wounds received, ana mat no
often suffers from these old wounds, which We
have no doubt on some occasions had the effect
OF making him irrltaGle"
This statement agrees with our petition, in
which we say: "That General Terry, owing to
the violent attacks Of spasmOdic anger with
which he ia frequently seized, we often forbear
to approach him upon business connected with
his Office Your report goes on TO say: "Ol
some occasions It has happened that the food
furnished the inmates OF the home, though
abundant, has not been properly prepared.
Also, occasionally materials Tor which the board
has paid the market price have been received OF
inferior quality. This doubtless has been due
TO the failure OF the board heretofore 10 accu-
ra:ely define the duties Of the various officers
and employees OF the institution; but this can
and viii be remedied.'
Thus generously you viudicate the superin-
tendent az the expense OF the board. Tho
evident conclusion TO DO drawn from tho above
quotations Is that. in indicating the superin-
tendent you most emphaticany yind.cate our
petition, and that you can and Will remedy
The evils complained Of. This Is all We prayed
for I'm our paper.
We are mosf happy 10 inform the board that
since our petition has been under investga-
ton General Terry has treated the old Tete-
rams Of the home with marked respect aud
consideration also, the provisions set before us
have Deeu much better prepared and are
more paatabie. II this had always been done
no petition would have been sent 10 the board
and there would have been no occasion for
the "laborous investigation ana examna-
ton" IHs PETITIONERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

rived in the CITY and was stopping a5
Fortl's Hotel. A committee was deieshtsu
10 cali upon Sir. Iloucks and invite MN "
the hall. The national president accepteu
the INVITATION and was loudly Appliances
when he crossed the threshold or tho
hall. He was introduced by MAJOR rase;
president OF the VIrginia Alliance anu
this gentleman presented nun - .n tbe
yeptiou. MIR. Loucks then addressed tne
convention briefly, touching upon various
questions relative to the farmer anu hls
condition. His words were well recei'eu
by the body.
ANNUAL REPORTS.
Mr.. J. ]. Sivey, the State secretary SUI SUI,
mitted his annual report. when oeait VIZ IS
the financial and numerical condl,ion y,
the Alliance in Virginia. This showed
that the organization was in healthy cou-
dition. and there was at the time Sl'tOv III
cash in the ireasurer's hands.
The report was received, as was ALSO tiIa'
named paper dealt extensively with the
business and financial systems OF the Al
lance.
TIE STANDING COMMITTEES.
President Page announced his siandlhg
committees az tollows: 49,,
On Credcntials-J. j. Silvey, s. Simmons ana
j. i. Little. ID
On order OF Bl~IUt-b-Js H. - DtftAf'yf 80
Yenable, Jr.. and n. d. Wescott.
on tho Presidents Meaaage-Colonel Randolph
Harrison, william +. jackson, and a. q. baum
On Resolutions o. Respect 20 Hon. L. l. FOLK
]. Brad. Beverley. George Chrisman, and James
Hoce ,,,.s,
On Press-J. Haskins Honson. Thomass Wes''
on Inc Gooi Of tho order-George w. Jack
aOn. G irter HarriEon, John u. HernuVh' - -
MOsaey, and ". L. Draper.
On Business Sysiem-A. Il. Venable, DR., James
p. Turnley. ". A king, ii. A. Miller, Randolph
W. Dickers1n. J. r. Robertson. Isaiah frlh.4,
William N. Whittier, w. j. kendrick, and IL H.
on ConstItuiion-C. II. Plerson, Dr. d. L. VIM
ston, william II. Ellis, W. 5. Gordon, and :. .
Thomas. - ., .
On Mileage and Per Dlem-M. A. Cogbill, i. A.
Jones, and o. r. W. Cardweu.
On Organ. II. G. Beverley, Captain Thomas
S. West, and Joan S. Leftwtcn.
On Lecture System-J. H. HO0sOn, L. II. fler-
son. ard j. j. Sllyey.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS MADE.
The president also made the following
appointments Sergeant alarms, Charles
King; DOorkeeper, Z. &. Hnnniger; As
sistant DoOrkeeper. Mr.. Myers Chaplain,
W. :. Gordon; Assistant Lecturer, Dr..
Quisenberry.
After tine transaction of some routine
business the body adjourned until this
morning. Nearly all the standing COM
mittees held business meetings last night,
but their prOcee llngs were with closed
doors. The Board Of Directors Of the
State Alliance was also in session at mid
night, but this was also a secret meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
CHICAGO cATri.E H,EEgr.

CHICAGO, August l0.-Ca,ile- Receip,s TO-.
600 head; shipments, 1000 head: mark.
slow, steady, aud l0c. lower; ocss NATIVES,
s4.sOaso.l9; others, f3Ijasi IS; western,
s330as42O: Texans. ~ IOas325.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; shipments. 1000
head; market opened brisk and Toe. higher, end
closed iOc. lower than at tho opening: rough
packers. so.9oasS.OO: RoOd mixed, s5.5sa
1850: primo heavy and butchers, S5.Q5asd:
prime light, S5.S5as5yJ.
sheep--Rcceipts, 1000 head; shipments.
1900 head; market actiye and steady: natives,
AIM. larlEs. AAnOaan2A -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
RICHMOND TosAcco MARKET.

FLoUR.-We quots: Flne. s2ss2.25; supef-
fine, s2.50ss2.75 extra. s3.50as3.7o; family,
S4as4.25: patent. t5se5.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.

Tie close was more active and strong at the
top figures. Ssles-Listed, 1853, 1000; unlisted,
10000. The important gains comprise Manhat-
tan 23l Cordage preferred ?, General Electric
Northern Michigan 11S, and Rock Island per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

TnE WEATHER IN RicHxoNp YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant. cloudy at night.
Stars were shining at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at tho 'front.'
door Of the DISPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
ornER APfoINrMENTs WADE.
THEsoLoIsRs' HOME INVESTIGATION

Reply Of the Petitioners to the Bonrd of
Visitors.
The DISPATCH has been requested to
publish the following:
RICHMOND VA. August II, 1892.
To p. g H'dH, EfiidBi N. Td'iaferro, ". N. Lar
con, and Others:
Gentlemen.-In reply TO your communication
20 tho board most respectfully enclose copy ot
report which was unanimously adopted by the
Board OF Visitors last Tuesday night for your
consideration. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS 4. BRASDER, Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or the WoRLn
Prices for Money. bonds. Stocks Crsis
Tobacco. Gotten. &C.. and tbs
Weather rIidieatiooa
py,elcgrspn to tho Dispatch,

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. August TO-
tFkIR Forecast for Virginia 70. twenty
four hours--from midnight 20
midnight: Fair weather. proba'
bly, followed by showers in extreme West
portion; cooler in eastern portion variable
winds. mostly easterly.
For North Carolina: Showers in west
ern North Carolina; warmer weather IN
west portion; east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

WaeAr.-Lonebsrry, 76as4c. Mixed. 75as4c.
Hhortberry. 70as3c. No 2 red, s3asSc.
Uoar.-Whlte. Virginia, 61a62c.: No. 2, white,
6laB2c.: No. .. mixed. SOC.
OAra-NInter Qor seed, 42a40r.; No 2,
mixed, Isa30c. No. 3, mixed, 36a37c.
RYz-G5a7bc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

head; market opened brIsE and Us hishsr.s END
closed Toe. lower than At tho opening; rough
packers, s5.soas5.Oo; goot mixed, s5.7ss
1850; primo heavy and butchers, S5.95asd;
prime light, s5.S5as5.yJ.
Shcep-Rccetpts, 1000 head: shlpment.
1900 head market actiye and steady: ns,iye.,
sh50as5.5S; Texans; st'1asi5o; western.
RALTTyoRr
n.. -. ~
bALIlsoks' Augast ~ our steady and
meats. $50 barrels; SALES, 300 barrels whspst
weak No red spot. 1D,sa1asse.; August,
lSbaa19etc; september, 1y9Sas9isc.. October,
SlSlc. asked steamed. sea NO =, led, i2'Ye bli
bushels stock, l,Ssl.320 bushels; sales, i07,-
VVO oushels. southern wheat duili faits, ia
DC. LonEDerty, ieaoHc Corn dull aud easy:
nl,Aea spo'' o0sssso,4e.I Algas,' oettao6sac
sspLemoe n SoezsSSooaI Vtooer, sse; a.sed;
reSelpts' iV,v, pishel' slocA, o1'4Is baseeie
s saieS' i'vuV ousoe's. soathern corn White,
n nrnl az o"sSSotfe,, yeNoN sIeady AZ ooaolr.
oais ntih "" :, WINE .,. western, f2at5c No.
h,i mshsa mes'e ~ a.. ,StfuS receipts kSss
S ), tS. o0,,n,, snsn' nHe Iah no.
stock, 25. 564 bushels. ilay steady 20 nrm,
good TO choice timothy, lfoOasi0.50. Grain
irelgnts dull and unchanged Cotton nominal
ini1dlnB, Csc PROVISIONS steady. hess-pOrk,
sl4.oO. Bulk-meais doosel Shoulders, 634c
lons,clear, DC; c1ear-nb sides sac sugar
plckted sn9niers' ~. :; sagar-cured smoked
H.e,,.--. a. o.. = = -
arm. creamerv. faney. 2taSu1c. a.. ~. S''t sa
choice, 22s23c.; do. imitation 2Oa2lc.; ladle.
fancy, 1Salsc.: DO. good 20 cholro, l0alsc;
store-packed, l3alBc.; grass lOatsc. Eye
active at l6alIe Coffee rrm, Rio careoes, tair,
sI1; No . lJsaltac sugar steady; granu-
lie Wh,sEsy ma, o., o,u' ~ .o ,e, to'Sa
carload lots. Peanuts ann: Virginia fancy
hand-picked, 44a4lSc.; iarmersi, .la3iOc.;
North Carolina steady at &c
81. LOFTS
o. LOOlN
ST. LOUIS, August l6.-Fiour slow ard IN.
! changed. Wheat closed weak AZ a.alsc. below
yesterdays closei No. rod, cash. lower az
cossnn ,sns ~ ospssnO.i' ,'ss ',,tc'
| lower az 4sc.: August, 4se. hid. September
4s5lc. bid; October. 4sSsc. Oats weaker AMI nm
ooo} demand a, me decline No D casn nus,
snsps, a4c - ss S a5t'c 80 49, 49,
| 6l.a7s,c. Iron co,ton.tiss. si.IO. WhIsEss'
Alto. Provisions stronger. I'M, with yery uttis
| demand Tor ronnd lots Pork-Sfsnd.rd ma a.
| iobbing. sIiasI325. lard. e5.G5asT.7n prv,
J Hams All .5Oasl2. 80.
,,..,,
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, August l6.-Fiour qulot and
steady Wheat steady and nrm: MOI red. SoIc.
| Corn barely steady; Nc. , mixed, sic. Oats
easy; No. . old, mixed. I8l5c Pork steady al
sI2.T5. Lard dun out steady at s7.s7Ia. Bllk.
meats firm az ss.37N. Bacon easy al $3.50.
Whiskey quiet at el.fh
n,,,,,,.,,,ou
"lLhiN"IoN
WILMINGTON, n. C., August l6.-Turpentins
| Arm at 2dc. Ros,n nrm; strained, s5c:;
good strained. 9Oc. Tar brm AZ el.3o. Cruds
turpentne quiet; hard, 81; yolow-dip and VIZ
gan, sl.65.
NEW YORK COTTON FUruRG<
NRw YORK, August 18-Oottou-Net receipts,
as bales gross receipts, l,ooO nsies INJURIES
closed quiet and steady sales, lls.oVo oaiss
August, s.;V0sSsV. oePtenloet ~ ~ "a,
Octooet, t.l9ae q, - 70 N I IA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August To- OFFERINGS Wheat,
5.l5O bushels. Corn-White, 800 bushels.
Onts 500 bushels.
SALES Wheat, 51S bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
poHPy Ixn RxruAxcr-

MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and steady at 4s7lsa
asa. Commercial bills. 4s6I4a4S7at. Money
easy at ltaa2 closing offered az 2. sub
Treasury palances-Coin, sI00. 504,0 900 cur
rency, s23,OOY.0O0. Governments duh but
steady; 4 per cents, 1l5Is. state bonds dull
but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The rise in silver,
which would seem to Indicate that the la,o de-
elmo really had its origin in speculative opera
tons and the action Of the Treasury in paying
gold for silver notes, went a long way toward en-
couraging the buying Of securities In tho stock
market, bat there was no new business In sight.
WESTERN UNION CROSSES PAP.
one Of the features OF the day was the cross
ing Of par by Western Union, which was pre-
dicted some time ago. but the dealings presented
TOW points OF interest. and the movements among
railroad shares we're confined TO the narroweat
limits, except In the Changers, In which the
covering OF shorts, as usual OF late, was most
conspicuous. The Industrisls continued 10 alb
serb the greater part OF the strength OF tho
market, and the Coriage stocks and General
Electric were both Conspicuous for advances
made, while Southern Cotton-ou lost portion
Of It's late improvement The general list pre-
sented no feature OF note but the arm temper
kept things moving all through the session, and
while most stocks are only slightly higher than
last evening the material gains In the leaders
gave tone to tho whole market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
mARINE INTELLIGENcE.
PoRTOF RICHMOND, AUGusr 16, 1907

80
Noon rises. ...... 1925 Evening. .........l2:l6
PoRToF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10. 1902
ARRIVED
Steamer Ariel Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers: Ia 3. rat1m. ylee-Dres.dsut
Schooner Jennie Middleton, ketchum, Phla-
dolphin, coal, Richmond Ice and Coal company
Schooner Eaglot, Mccain, Albany, moulding
sand, Richmond Stoyo Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, Nos YORK,
merchandise and passengers, George W. Ahen
4 Co., Agents.
Schooner Helen Montague, Adams, New York
ria City Point, railroad-ties and lumber; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, August 10, 1892.
IBy telegraph
SAILED.
Schooner G. n. Simmons, Portsmouth, n. II.
Schooner J. ID. Dowen, Portsmouth, n. ii.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUGUST 10, 1892
[By telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker Providence ria
Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Niekie, Baltimore, pas-
seuger~ ana general cargo.
Steamer Elm City, Marshall, walkerton. pas
eengers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, Parker, Providence ria
Newport News and Norfolk, passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers
steamer Elm CITY, passengers and general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
TnE BARGAINS In BR1Er.
ia 1-su, wlwl Fotlp focrl

r. VERY IN '., '' .'o. .'' ,s ,.o '''.
Especial" nag flying.
The SHOE SALE has taken every
body by storm. Such a wholesale
casting of OF price wasn't expected.
Surely not at this time. But you've
got nearly half the stock OF LADIES,
MISSES, CHILDRENS, and IN
FANTs' summer styles son the run."
Such qualities never sold for 30 little.
Couldn't now except we are willing
losers for the sake OF the room. Most
ladies Ike TO pull and pick 10 their
hearts content. A string Of tables
down the centre OF the department
all heaping full. Help yourselves
for yourselves-the girls-and the
babies.
-. csc. ia the price we've put on some
solid WHITE and FANCY VESTS.
From sl.50 to ~ are the actual
values. Ask at the FURNISHINGS
for them-and for the s3 OUTING
SHIRTS at s1.95-the HERMsDoRF
BLACK HOSIERY at lie. Go to tho
HATS for the MEMS YACHT
sTRAws at 4sc
On the SECOND FLOOR arc the
SHIRT WAIsTs-som SOC. ones at
25c.-some 81 ones at 59c.-some
$50 aud sl.75 ones at Csc.
IF YOUR PANTS ARE PEGGING OUT
YOU CAN REPLENIsH HERE.
Every psirin the house has been
reduced.
Those that were IS and 90 now
1925.
Those that we're 81 and $3.50 now
s4oO.
Those that wcrO SO and $3.50 now
s43o.
Those that were IS now s34s.
Those that were "a now s2.0s.
Those that were 1880 now s2.49.
Those that we're 90 and s25o now
sl.ss.
Better get to buying-that's our ad-
vice. Some sizes are missing-somo
arc very scarce--and all arc getting
So
A. SAKS&C0.
n.ls o,.r..a ND. q. ,..,.s.
confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

'.''' >eitice ia the Ola House.
q. y I.l p service 81 the Glen Allen Bap-
o.. .ui'I WAS an unusually interesting
p-...,,4t' 1t Vas the last service ia the
o.. mouse 81 worship. which has been
49, shout tweaty-Slx years. and has
80, ,..'eafei - the members by many
ese.1I' memories. UDder this roof the
pp,ii',,ia Alexander Il. Sands preached
pult,, ~ Itsailh compelled hun 10 leave the
k'' mere up 10 his death the elder
dsse,.e, isithiuliy performed bIs duties ~
cy.n Inc old house will be taken
uuisHg the present week TO make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17

CHcAGo. August f0.--Ths grain markets On
nacsasnons wore esnansd y marrow r--->
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

AraUsr I6-yarket steady. Light tranea@
tions reported at quotations. Prime, 2alc. ex-
ira prime. 25sc.; fancy, &c.; factory hand.
picked. 3a414c.