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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
MARTIN RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Cumberland Democrats
Delegates Chosen.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VA, Au-
gust 1s.--(Special)-Th Democrats Of
Randolph Magisterial District in Cum
berland county met in convention at
Browns Church Precinct to-day at y
o'clock The district chairman. Colonel
y. W. L. Blanton, called the convention
TO order.
on motion of A. b. Armstrong, Colonel
BlantOn was made permanent chairman
and T.. Is. Hughes was elected secretary.
The chairman explained the object CT
the meeting to be the election OF dele
gates to a Senatorial Convention to lie
held at Amelia Courthouse, August %,
1899, 10 nominate a candidate for the
Senate from the Thirtieth District, and
also to elect delegates 70 the convention
to be held at Buckingham Courthouse,
TO nominate a candidate for the House
berland
AS soon as this announcement was
made Colonel b. w. S. Blanton made. d
feeling and touching speech. thanking the
people of Amelia, Cumberland, ana Prlnse
Edward for the high compliment in call
ing upon him 10 become candidate Ior
reelection TO the Senate OF Virginia. Inc
Colonel stated that the ill-health or MS
wife prevented him from doing 50.
The following resolution was offered ny
the county chairman, A. b. Armstrong:
Whereas our distinguished fellow
county man, Colonel b. W. l.. BlantOn,
has withdrawn as u candidate Tor the
Senate from this CThirtieth) district: roy,
therefore, be il
Resolved. That we deeply regret bis
Withdrawal for. by reason of his splendid
service 10 the Democratic party, 1t
would have been our pleasure to have
supported him for this or any other posi-
ton in the gift of the Democratic party
in Virginia.
The resolution was adopted unani-
mously.
The following delegates were chen
elected to the Senatorial Convention,
which meets at Amelia Courthouse: Colo
mel 3. w J.. Blanton, James a. Armi-
stead Thornton Holeman and Willl1m
a. Wilson TO the buckingham Conven-
ton: r. j. Adams. j. w. Crute, w. w.
Jackson. and a. b. Armstrong.
A motion was adopted that II was the
sense Of the meeting that the candidates
for the House and Senate be instructed
TO vote for that honored. faithful, and
gifted statesman. Thomas ). Martin, 10
a seat in the Senate of the United
States"
The delegates TO the Buckingham Con-
vention 10 nominate candidate for the
House Of Delegates were instructed 10
cast their vote as first choice for j. ".
Hebdige, and for Z. w. HUBBARD as Sc
cOnd choice
The Richmond papers were requested
TO publish the proceedings OF the meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
THE GREENWOOD OUTRAGEs.
White Men Investigate, and Will
Have Whfte-Cappers Arrested.

GREENWOOD, S. c.. August 1s.-Seve-
raj hundred white men met at Mt. Mo-
riah church to-day TO hear a report from
a committee appointed TO investigate the
recent outrages committed on negroes in
the Mt. Moriah section and elsewhere.
Hon. J. NJ Gaines, of the committee
stated that no effort had been made to
excuse or shield any one. but that dill
gent inquiry had failed to elicit informa-
ton sufficient TO recommend the arrest OF
any one.
The first case was that of n negro, who,
II was reported was the organizer of the
plot against Phoenix, and one who, IL was
thought. took part I'm the ambushing last
fall; the second was found to be a per-
sonal matter between a white man and a
negro; the third was one in which two
women were concerned; the fourth was
that of three negro men. and grew out Of
a reported trespass on a white mans
crops and so on down the list.
There was only one case for which they
could not find a cause, and that was the
unmerciful beating of Jake Richardson.
Negroes appeared before the meeting to
give evidence. but many Of them were
afraid to tell the names Of the white men
who inflicted the punishment.
NEGROES TESTIFY.
The meeting evidently thought the ccm-
uittee had not been as thorough IS 1t
might have been I'm the investigation and
several of the negroes who had been
whipped, and who were present were
called for and questioned. first having
been pledged protection by the white peo-
pie by a unanimous rising vote, for any
information they might give that would
lead to the arrest Of at least some of the
guilty parties.
The tales they told were narrowing In
the extreme Especially is this true OF
the case of Oldham Jake Richardson. as
he told how they dragged him from
sick bed beat him, and then assaulted
his wife No one who looked in his face
doubted che truth of his statements, but.
unfortunately, he would not divulge the
names OF any OF his assailants.
WARRANTS TO BE ISSUED.
Five other negroes gave evidence
against Joe Jones, Jesse Cauley, william
Wilson. and Robert McCaslan. all white
men. sufficient to warrant their arrest,
and the Sheriff will execute warrants
against them at once.
All the evidence went to show that
there were a dozen or more Of the white
cappers. and still others may be arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
GUER|N HOLDS OUT.
He Declines to Accept ProfeTed
Terms Of Surrender,
FORCE NOT TO Be USED,
Government Authorities Come to This
Conclusion.
A SIEGE WILL BE INSTITUTED.
The RecaIcitrant's Fortress VIII BE
Regularly Invested, and It's Occu-
pant VIII lie Starved Into Submis-
sion TO the Powers That lie.
A SIEGE WILL BE INSTITUTED.

PARIS August 1S.-M. Guerin decided
tonight to energetically maintain his
own propositions, and refused to accept
those made by General Jacquey.
NJ. Guerins decision not TO surrender
was delivered after deputation OF the
National Defence group had waited on
him and informed him of the contents Of
the semi official note.
General Jacquey and II. Firmin Faure.
Revisionist and Anti-Semite deputy from
Oran, Algeria, had numerous interviews
during the day with members OF the
Chamber of Deputies, and also with Pre-
mier Waldeck-Rousseau, whereupon Cen
eral Jacquey submitted his propositions
for surrender.
The government has decided to make
no forcible attempt at arresting M. Cue
rim. His citadel will be closely besieged,
and he will be starved out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

w NJ Powell: Hicksford-N. ii. Fergu-
son. NJ. j. Squire, and T.. b. Rainey. The
delegation Is solid for Martin.
The storm from the South struck En-
pora last evening, and the wind for seve-
raj hours blew a perfect gale. As soon
as II ceased the rain commenced, and the
tempest still prevails. reminding one much
OF an equinoctial storm.
Yesterday a belligerent spirit seems TO
have struck the town. and the Mayor
had several fighters 10 dispose OF.
A new enterprise has opened in North
Emporia-a firm for the manufacture OK
tomhstones
Misses Mary Turner and Hattie Lifsey
left yesterday 20 spend some time IN
GAINESVILLE, Va.
Mrs John Robinson and children, OF
Norfolk are visiting the family OF MI
William Robinson near Emporia., =,
Mr. L. c. Foster, OF Jarretts, was IN
town on yesterday.
Mr.. Ira Lee, OF the Richmond; Peters
burg and Carolina railway. who mas Deen
visiting his father. Sheriff l.. W. Lee Io-
turned last evening TO his duties on '"e
road l.,
Mr.. W. w. Robertson. OF Emporla, IS
spending the month of August IN la~e-
well. -.
The health Of the town was never pet
ter. but business Is dull, not having vi
tirely recovered from the smallpox scarf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
PicGuart's Testimony Clear and Con-
Observation-Disclosures Interest Keen.

Piccuart's Testimony Clear and Com
yincing-Dreyfus's Interest Keen.
RENNES, August 1S-When the second
trial by court-martial of Captain Alfred
Dreyfus charged with treason, was re-
sumed in the Lycee at 7:25 this morning
Colonel Picquart, formerly chief of the
Intelligence Department of the War Office.
was called, continuing his deposition,
which was interrupted by the adjourn
ment yesterday.
The Colonel gave his testimony in the
same strong. fearless tone of voice that
characterized his manner yesterday.
Colonel Picquart discussed the secret
dossier as being the handspring of the
condemnation of Dreyfus. He took up
the docunNnts successfully, referring TO
the writer's and addresses OF the letters
as "A" and "B." Among those present In
court were Generals Zurlinden and Billot,
former ministers Of war.
MONARD PRESENT.
Maitre Monard, who argued the case in
behalf Of the Dreyfus family for the re-
vision of the prisoners sentence before
the Court of Cessation. was present this
morning TO assist NJ. Demange, of counsel
for the defence.
Following is the evidence in detail
Before resuming his deposition. Colonel
P.cduart said:
THE QUENEILI CASE.
81 think it necessary to say a few
words with reference 10 the veritable
speech for the prosecution delivered by
General Roget when referring to the
Quene!l case" The president, Colonel
Jouaust, here interpc sed. saying:
as ii a personal mattery'
81 shall be very brief, Colonel" replied
Picquart II am, moreover, ready TO
reply 10 all questions the court may ask
on the subject"
He explained. first. that he had little
or no connection with the Quenelli case
referred 20 by General Roget, being out
of Paris at the time
At this point General Roget arose and
said: 81 wish TO be allowed TO reply"
"You shall" said Colonel Jouaust.
Colonel Picquart, continuing, said: 81
protest absolutely against the allegation
that | consented TO the communication OF
secret documents TO the members Of the
Dreyfus court-martial, without the pri-
soner's knowledge. ! never ordered such
communication, and II ii was done. it was
not with my cognizance."
"GoING TO THE MANOEUvREs."
Then the Colonel discussed the phrase
Occurring in the bordereau, II am going
10 the manoeuvres." He said there was
no question OF practitioners going TO the
manoeuvres I'm September. This. he point
ed out. would have curtailed their period
Of probation in an entirely unusual man
ner.
After dealing with the testimony OF the
experts at the court-martial OF 1894. Pic
quart examined the secret dossier, close
analysis OF which. he asserted, was par
ticulariy necessary, lowing to the weight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
JUDGE wILLETT's PLANS.
Daily Conferences with Democrats
from All Quarters.

NEW YORK, August 1s.-Judge Joseph
M. Willett. president of the Bar Associa-
ton of Alabama, announced tonight that
there would be no single representative
conference of Democrats favoring Con-
servative candidate and Conservative
platform in 1900. He said that he was
holding daily conferences with Demo-
Gratis from various sections of the coun-
try. and that he expected to meet those
interested tomorrow and Monday. when
he hoped to be able to make public
statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
THE SHAMROCK AT NEW YORK.
She Looks "a saucy Craft, In spite al
ketch Rig.

SANDY HOOK. n. J., August ls.--The
cup challenger Shamrock, in tow, passed
the Sandy Hook bar. inward bound. at 3
O'Clock this morning. She Is painted n
light-green. and although not very beau
tiful In her present ketch rig. she seems
to be a very saucy craft. and may give
the Columbia a square fight when proper
ly fitted out.
Sir Thomas Liptons steam-yacht Erin
followed close in her wake.
She was only fifteen days on her pas
sage, not more than half as long as was
expected The Erin towed her about ZOO
miles in light winds and Gains, while she
sailed 200 miles, unaided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
THE DIoKENsoN DEMOCRATS
Send Uninstructed Delegates 90 the
Legislative Convention.

DWALE. VA. August H.-(SpeciaL)--
County Court is in session at Clintwood
this week, with Judge Alexander Bea-
vers. of Grundy. presiding. There are no
cases Of any special importance to be
heard this term.
The Democrats of Dickinson county
held a mass-meeting IN the courthouse
for the purpose of appointing delegates
TO the legislative convention, to be held
al CNntwood on the 18th OF September.
The meeting was well attended and con-
siderable interest was shown. The follow
ing delegates We're appointed: Clintwood
District. James y. DOtsOn and John W..
Kerr; Ervinton District. James VI. Colly
and John d. Erwin; Sand Lick District
Charles W. Jackson and Fletcher Powers;
Willis District. J. g. Kerr and Tiyis COL
w. These delegates We're uninstructed.
There were four aspirants for the nomi-
nation 20 the House of Delegates pres
ent-W. H. Horton and Harry j. Ayers,
of Big stone Gap; Richard L. Counts, OF
Coeburn. and j. NJ. Hin, of Wise. Horton
and Counts delivered addresses, and We're
listened 10 with attention by the entire
audience
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
BelI Telephone Communication.

graph Company announces that tele-
phonic communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchburg. Va: Danyille,
va; Roanoke. Va; Wakefield. Va: APP
pomattox. Va; Farmville. Va. Crewe.
va: salem. Va; Bedford City. Va;
Reidsville, y. c.; Charlotte. n. c.. colum-
bia. s. c.
For further particulars enquire at tho
public pay stations. and at managers
office i2ll east Main street
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TEL EGRAPH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
MARTIN ON EASTERN SHORE.
He Is In Excellent Spirits aud Con-
fers With Friends.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, August 1S-
Especial )-Senator Thomas S. Martin ar
rived here this morning from Norfolk,
and was met at the wharf by Judge
Blackstone. Of Accomac county, and r..
l.. Ailworth and John w Carroll, Of
Northampton. The Senator engaged
rooms at the Cape Charles Hotel whore
he had "a lengthy conference with some
of the leading Democrats of the Eastern
Shore. The Senator was in excellent
spirits. and was kept busy during he
day making new acquaintance. The
candidates for the legislative nomination
We're here and called on the Senator. He
expects to leave here on the Grain to-
night for Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19

Take notice. that We will sell Mason's
Improved Quart Jars at i0c dozen: Ma
sons Half-Gailon Improved Jars at soc.
dozen; Best Creamery Butter at i5c.
pound; Virginia Comb Honey, l2c. pound:
Old Country Cider Vinegar. zoe gallon.
Get our new price-list. It's a regular
money saver. =. ULI>MAN'S SON.
Uptown Store 500 east Marshall street.
old and New Phones 81. Downtown
Stores. 1880 and ls2 east Main street.
New Phone $40. Old Phone 3is: Man
chester Store. i2l2 aud liza Hull street.
New Phone 1914
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
CHARLES CITY FAvORs TYLER.
Three Delegates sent 10 the VIII
Iiamsburg Convention.

CHASE CITY COURTHOUSE. August
h-,spccial)-The County Court is now
IN session.
Democratic meeting called by the
county chairman. Captain r. w. Will
COX ano presided over by Judge Isaac
II 'hilsllan, selected the following dele
gates 60 the Williamsburg, Conventlon.
l.; q, slaiston, koXbury; Judge Isaac II.
CHRISTIAN Wilcox Wharf. and Y. Par
sons. HOldcroft
The delegates are am Tor co,,o,,c,.
Tyler for the United States senate and
u @. Tyler Tor the State senate.
u m, following resolutions offered by
T. w. WILCOX. were adopted.
Resolved, That the people Of CHARLES
City county cordially recommend he
nomination OF our ielow-citizen the Hon.
-. G.. Tyler. for election to the et,te
Senate. Mr. Tyler has represented us in
the state Senate and the Congress of ne
United States with distinguished ability
and 10 the entire satisfaction OF fbis
people"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
PACING AND TROTTING.
Race Results of Interest Mt Glens
Falls.

Falls.
GLENS FALLS, N. Y, August 1s.-sum-
mary:
2:07 class, pacing-Lady of the Manor
won. Royal Sheldon second, Prince Albert
third. Time, 2:O6 IL, 2Oi1-4. 2:O6 1-2. Oil Ia
Royal Sheldon won the first and fourth
heats.
2Ii class, trotting-Lord Vincent won
Charley Herr second, Precision third.
Time. 2l01-4. 200 1-2, 2:OS 3d.
2l9 class. trOtting mot finisheO-Letta
s. won the third and fourth heats; Jack
d. won the second heat; Dollard Wilkes
won the first. Time, 212 Ia, 21l IL,
211 IA Oil 81.
EVENTS AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, August 1S.-Sum-
mary:
First race-seven furlongs-Brigade q
10 II won. Exit go TO u second. Gen.
Mart Gary &c to - third. Time, l n Ia.
Second race-five furlongs-Little We
rcnica O5 to y won. Fleeing Moments g
TO u second, and Golden Sceptre GOO TO u
third. Time, 1:02.
Third race-mile and a quarter-The
Devil Is 70 p won. Beau Ideal Is 70 u
second. Meadowthorpe q 10 u third. Time,
2:O7 81
Fourth race-one mile-Wolthurst @ TO
u won. Estaca % 10 u second, Maurice %
to p third. Time, la l-2.
Fifth race-one miles-Alpine 6 10 II
won. Myth 6 10 II second. Star Of Bethle-
hem 40 to y third Time. 1:4l IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
TOBACCO STEM DECISION.
Revenue Ruling M to Sale and Pur'
chase of the Article.

WASHINGTON. August 1S.-Mr. Will
llams, the Acting Commissioner OF Inter-
nal Revenue. has rendered a decision to
the effect that manufacturers Of tobacco
or cigars may sell tobacco stems in their
natural condition TO other manufacturers.
TO qualified dealers In leaf-tobacco, or TO
persons who buy tobacco-stems In their
natural condition exclusively for export,
the purchaser OF the stems not being re-
quired TO qualify as manufacturer OF
tobacco nor to export In bond the stems
purchased from manufacturers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Hamburg steak, = Cents.
MONROE MARKET, i0l west Grace.
NEXT SUNDAYS
TriIby Excursion, the Most Popular
via \. A w. Railway.

Every Sunday morning at $50 sharp the
"Trilby" will leave Byrd-Street Union)
Station. via Atlantic-Coast Line and NCr-
folk and Western railway, for Norfolk,
Ocean View, and Virginia Beach. for a
days outing, the rate. either TO Norfolk
or Ocean View, 81 for the round trip; 10
Virginia Beach and return. Sl.25. Return
ing, train leaves Virginia Beach at $50 II.
NJ, Ocean View at $50 p. NJ, and Nor
folk at ITO p. NJ Through car 70 Vir-
ginia Beach. Passengers for Ocean View
change at the Norfolk and Western De-
pot Norfolk, with through train TO Ocean
View. NICHE & ADAMS.
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
RESUMPTION OF THE FAvORIrE
G. & o. Every sunday Outings TO the
Seaside.

The quarantine being lifted at Old
Point. etc. the Chesapeake and Ohio
every Sunday outings TO old Point. Ocean
View. and Norfolk will be resumed next
Sunday. The fast Sunday outing train.
with parlor-car. will leave Chesapeake
and Ohio BROAD Station every
Sunday at $50 A. NJ. No stop between
Richmond and Old Point. Two hours
longer at the seaside than any other.
More attra ctions. more privileges, as the
Norfolk ticket allows stop-over at Old
Point Ocean View and Norfolk. only
81 for the round trip. Returning. leave
Norfolk (Ocean-View Station at p. NJ.
leave Ocean View at 715 p. NJ, and leave
Old Point at Z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Tyler Resolutions.

BRIERY, VA, August 1S.-(Special.)-
At a meeting held at Briery, Prince Ed
ward county, to select delegates to the
Senatorial Convention, which meets at
Amelia Courthouse on the 23d instant,
John r. Morton and G.. W. Redd were
elected delegates to the County COnven-
ton. Both delegates are instructed for
Tyler.
John j. owen, Esq. was indorsed for
the House.
The following resolutions were passed
unanimously:
That we, the Democrats Of Briery Pre-
cinct. heartily indOrse the Hon. j. HOge
Tyler for United States senator, and 90
hereby request our next representative
in the House and senator to be elected
TO use their influence and votes to be cast
for Hon. J. Hoge Tyler for United States
Senate.
That We condemn the course OF Hon.
Thomas Martin in the last session of Con-
gress and his methods used for re-elec-
ton.
That these resolutions be published in
the F6rmyiNe and Richmond papers.
JOHN r. MORTON, Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
STEAMERS STILL OVERDUE.
The Iros,uois, of Clyde Line. Believed
TO Re safe.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August S-The
Clyde steamer Ircquois. Captain kembie.
which left New York on Tuesday after
noon. with nifty first-cabin passengers,
and should have arrived here about 4
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. is still over
due. The ship and captain are both
staunch, and no anxiety is yet felt here.
THE KANSAS CITY.
SAVANNAH, GA, August B-The
steamship Kansas city. reported sailed
from New York Tuesday afternoon. 10
thirty hours overdue. At midnight she
had not been sighted at Quarantine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Town Set on Fire by "A Negro.

MACON. GA, August ia special to
the Telegraph from Rochelle, Ca, says:
A negro recently threatened to burn up
the town because he was sentenced 10
work on the streets. Last night the
town was set on fire, and every WOODEN
huildfng. except two was destroyed. The
NEWSPAPER plant and office was among
The number About ten buildings were
destroyed. The suspect has not been
captured. --.-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
BAHAMA TOWN SWEPT AWAY.
Hundreds of Lives Losf-Wfud We
lOclty. Ninety Miles.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA August 49,
According TO a Miami dispatch to the
Times-Union and Citizen, Captain Dillon.
OF the steamer Cocoa, states that the
town OF Red Bay. on the Island OF An
dros. twenty miles southwest OF Nassau.
was swept away in the recent tropical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Messrs. n. w. wood a. sons Cata-
Ioguc.

Messrs T. w. Wood & Sons have just
gotten out for distribution among their
customers most attractive Fall Cata-
logue, showing the plants which grow
best in the late season, and giving ideas
as to how best TO cultivate them. To
fiorculturists the catalogue Is particu-
larly valuable, IN that many pointers and
new ideas are given as to how blooming
plants should be cared for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
JAMEs-RIyER DIVISION.
Sunday Excursions to scottsvhie
Discontinued After August 27th.

The Sunday Excursions on James-River
Division of Chesapeake and Ohio VIII
run TO Scottsville on tomorrow and on
August 9th, after which they Will be dis
continued, so be governed accordingly IN
visiting your friends on James river.
These Sunday excursion trains leave
Eighth-Street Station at $50 A. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
Florida Fish Combine.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 49,
The Florida Fish and Ice Company din
corporated). of this city. is now in fun
swing. Capital stock. 100000 Of which
5000 is paid up. II controls all the fishe-
ries in Florida, east OF Pensacola.
The company is operating ninety-eight
schooners and sharpies an auxiliary
schooner fitted with g,obe engines. and
steamboat. all fitted with regenerator
boxes, and employs 500 fishermen, besides
barrel makers. packers, book-ke epers, and
clerks. The president IS John Saverez, Of
Tampa the general manager, w. II.
Adams, OF Jacksonville: the secretary and
treasurer, George 7. Brown, Of Jackson
vile.
FEW FISH IN ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, GA, August 1S.-The prin-
hipal fsh-dealers here have received a
circular letter. under date of Jacksonville,
Fla. and sent out on the 10th instant,
giving the particulars Of the new combi-
nation in the fisheries OF Florida.
One or two Atlanta houses were unable
TO serve their customers any fish to-day
for the reason that they have decided TO
communicate with houses not in the COM
bine and ascertain their prices.
1t is believed by the dealers here. how
ever. that although there are still three
houses not I'm the combination, their catch
is being bought up as fast as II is brought
I'm. and that they will eventually be forced
into the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-19
sunday Excursion Train TO SCOTS
VILE via q. A o.

Special train win leave Richmond
James River Division station--on next
Sunday. August Goth. at $50 A. NJ. for
Scottsville and intermediate stations; re-
turning. arrive In Richmond at r. NJ.
Rates 10 Irwin and stations east, 65 cents
round trip; 70 Pemberton. 81; Columbia,
N.25; Scottsvllle, $50.