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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-07-29

Wis to her brother. D. b. Darrah, at Bel
: iaf focsecuiing Attorney a. b. Mitchell and
/ - are of on two weeks summering
tor at Niagara and Chautsuqua-
1ol. j.. +. Charlesworth, Thomas Malone,
Rpiamin Mcbride and Wn- Roscoe at
teded the soldiers reunion at Columbus
dring the past week. -.
Mrs. w. II. Evans visited GAINESVILLE
tends the past week.
ID. II. Darrah and family, of Bellaire.
ere guests Of Clerk Darrah over Sunday
sst.
VIM. Shannon, Esq, and son, and James
PATTERSON went down to powhattan to fish,
ont found the water too high. srs-s. .77a--z -1-
Charles W. Troll will go down to Pow
haitian during the coming week to try fish
ing in Captipa waters.
George Alther, an employe at Carlisle's
shop, met with very painful
scciGent last Saturday, which will cause
him to nurse his arm for some time, 1t
having been caught in a cog and badly lac
Grated. .- -t"
Mrs John Taggart has returned from a
lengthy visit among her children in the
west.
Rev. Robert Alexander will conduct ser
vices at the Beech Hill school house to
dsy. Preaching at 4P. NJ.
There will be no charge for admission to
The Horvest Home picnic on Thursday.
We are requested to say this as wrong
i'm pres sion has been circulated
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennon returned nome
from Chicsgo, Oh Tuesday, accompanied by
her grandson, Master Russell Miller.
Miss Manda Haner, of GAINESVILLE, is Wis.
itipg her sister, Mrs. Wallace Evans, OF
this place. 81,
A party of gay young Wheeling folks
enioyed themselves at the National, tues
day evening, singing, dancing. &c, being
the order OF amusement. Following are
the names of the party: W. A. Delap-
lsine, Fred. Fisher, George Leighton, W.
A Grub, Fred. Laughlin, Alex. Laughiin'
Harry Wilson, and Misses Agnes K MANS,
Minnie Loripg, Lucy Loring, Annie Chap'
line, Dee Little, and Lou Lsughlin.
Wilson Davis is home from ObeIlin, U.
He is looking very we'll.
Miss Hettie Eaton, of GAINESVILLE, has
been visiting young friends here during
the past week On Monday evening her
Young friends met at the residence OF miss
Annie White and enjoyed pleasant even
ing socially.
The party of town boys in camp near
Fairpoint report the taking OF many fish
ard turtles. .,. :
Miss Kate Kies has been visiting IN
Bsrnesville during the week.
Mrs. Benz. Mcbride and Mrs. White are
visiting friends at Morristown.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.

A Young Man Attempts 10 Take I'm.
proper Liberties with q Lady, but IN
Frustrated In His Scheme and Now
Lingers Behind the Bars.
ZAHEsvILLE, o, July 2S.-A young man
named Robert Riley, whose home is in
Pittsburgh, was arrested here yesterday
upon an affidavit OF Miss Nancy Tanner, a
respectable and comedy looking young lady
of the Eighth ward charging him with an
indecent assault upon her. The young
LADY saws that she was coming over into
lie city across the Main street bridge when
she met Riley, a man whom she had never
seen before, who, without any ceremony or
r,mark, threw one arm around her neck,
al showing her back against the side oil
! e bridge, used the ether hand IN man.
utr that indicated criminal intent and
il Jury to her.
She Screamed
al the top Of her voice, and after struggling
few minutes, and threatening 10 have
R.lry arrested, he released his hold and ran
t..ward the Eighth ward. Gallant ex police
msu John Ross entered the bridge Just as
Riley went out and noticed that he was
Walking very fast, but he walked on and
presently met Miss Tanner, who was Sob
bug bitterly, when the following converse
ton took place:
Isdy-Do YOU know that man you just
passed?
Ross do not What is the matter? -.
Iady-He made very indecent assault
uron me Just now.
RoSs-What did he do?
The lady then related the circumstances
as given above.
Ross-You remain here and will arrest
him. A man who will assault lady in
Il at way can have no sympathy from me;
Ross thereupOn pursued the man ana
AFT. .---.I:-r- go" th-"" sInsrAs cot u
Young man named DEAN WINNER to join
him. They followed Riley square or
two farther when they overlook him and
brought him back TO confront the girl on
tie bridge where she stood waiting. On
his way back Riley stoutly denied that he
had done anything wrong, but, several
times asked. Il wonder what they will do
with me?' when brought face to face with
Miss Tanner
She Identified Him
and reiterated her story OF the attempted
outrage upon her, and Riley was taken I o
the station house.
He stoutly denies that he assaulted the
lady with bad intent, but that in passing
her On the narrow footway, while walk ing
fest, one hand accidently struck her. He
saws he meant no harm and is ready to
apologize to her, although he did not think
OF it at the time. Riley has two respecta-
hle and hardwsrking brothers Lying here,
who cannot believe that Bob would COM
nit so rash an act.
Miss Tanners father and brothers are
greatly incensed and believing the story
OF their sister, are very unsafe people for
Riley 10 meet
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ROOM FOR CHARITY.
A Sad Sight That Met the Gaze or
Physician and Reporter I'm Zanes.
vile, d.
Special 10 the Register.

NpeCtuI ~ inc AeytStG.
IASEsvILLE, o., July Outstanding on
one of the public corners on Friday en-
2, ged in conversation with physician,
man came up and addressed himself to the
doctor, saying:
care you attending the Hughes girl?'
lam" replied the doctor.
is the Poor Physician attending her.
tie man inquired.
He is not. No one is attend ding her."
was the doctors answer.
well, for Gods sake" broke in the man,
Ego down and see her and will pay the
bill"
At the doctors request we accompanied
him on his errand of mercy, and as We
ntared the hovel, for such il was, groans
and lamentations fell upon our ears, and
on pushing open the door Our eyes en-
countered the following picture:
4 Sad sight.
An SKIP tumble. down apartment in one
emu standing on three brick legs was an old
broken dilapidsted stove, covered with
mcuy assortment OF crooks, pans and cook
ing utensils, left just as they had been
used; by the side of the stove stood a small,
rlCKGy, zeal IdDle Win IUc
cracked and broken breakfast dishes on it,
together with scraps OF food; pieces of old
broken furniture occupied other portions
OF the room; half grown Shanghai chickens
were strutting around with an air Of anus
ing familiarity, while on the floor, just in
front CT the stove, lay young bob-tsil
rooster kicking and gasping in the last
sgonies of chicken cholera. Ia another
part of the hoyel and occupying about half
of il, was a
Distressed Looking Bed,
and on it was stretched q girl apparently
about 5yesrs old, covered completely from
head to feet with an old army blanket.
The girl was crying most piteously, and on
being questioned said that she had been
taken sick the day before; that her mother
had gone away TO do washing and would
not be back before night, that before going
she (the mother) remarked that no doctor
was needed, and there she was alone suffer
ing. The doctor,msde disgnosis, returned
to his Office, filed prescription and sent it
by the hand Of a friend to relieve her dis
tress.
How many similar pictures in this as
well as in all other large cities? Surely
there is a little room for the exercise OF
more charity.
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Mr. W. I. Atkins. Girard. Kan. b. ,n Zee
81 never hesitate 10 reconmene - I've %.
trio Bitter 70 my customsrs, thsy c.,isT
tire satisfsction snd ars fsp'o -
Electric Bittsrs are the pursst sna esr
medicine Known and win positively, ' ~
Kidney and Liver complaints. r rn isnily
blood and regulate the bowels; i. 70 m, 1i ~,
.sp sfYord 10 be without Il ing s,erJ
bupdreds OF dollars in DOCTOR. ph. inr1a
wear. Bod st 6fty cents bottis " W.
/ Co. Druggists, Bridge nernsh
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TIDE REGISTER has, by sew
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or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
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are therefore apparent.
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A Young Man Attempts 10 Take I'm.
proper Liberties with Il Lady, but IN
frustrated In His scheme and Now
Iipgers Behind the Bars.
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Separation OF the Lovers

originated in a misunderstanding, on the
part OF the lady, of a very small matter,
exaggerated by giddy and indiscreet
tongues, working on peculiarly sensitive
nature. Such separation, the conmouest
of occurrences, would have ended. in the
ordinary course, in reconciliation, when
the parties met, If death had not suddenly
spatched away one of the sufferers and left
The other to life long grief Bat under
the circumstances, feel pound to be gov.
erned by Mr. Buchsnnan's written instruc-
ZION TO bis executors and not 10 60 into the
details of q story which show that the
whole occurrence was chargeable on the
folly of others, and not on either Of the two
whose interests were involved.
Among the few survivors of the circle to
which this young lady belonged, the re-
membrsnce Of her sudden death is still
fresh in sged hearts. The sstrsngement of
the lovers was but one Of those common oc.
currences that are perpetually verifying
the saying hsckneyed by everlasting repe.
tition, that the course OF true love never
did run smooth"
But it ran, in this case, pure and IN
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Important
TO PARENTS AND oTuERs-THE ORPHANS
HOME


HOME.
We have had a great improvement In Tn,
health Of our children by the use Of Swift,
Specific. We had among the children som,
who had scrofula--notably one case In
which II was
UNMIsTAKABLY HEREDITARY.
We got some Of Swiit's Specific and gave |,
20 this case, and in short while IL wa.
cured sound and well. Ii was as bad n case
think, as l ever saw, and had been under
excellent physicians with no permanent
benefit. We have been giving 1t to all the
children as health tonic. We have four
children and one seamstress who for wears
have suffered intensely every spring with
erysipelas, and though they had been tax.
lug Swifps Specific only in small doses az a
health tonic, they ali without execution
passed through this spring without a touch
OF the complaint.
young lady of the institution. who has
been with Ills for years, has been troubled
with most aggravated rash ever since she
was child. She tried all the known rem
cdies that are prescribed for Il with no hen
ent but she has been cured nv tokine,
Swiffs Specific, and has had no return -
the trouble. VI
IL Is such an excellent tonic, and keeps
.Ie o'ooo so pure, that the system is less
iisDie 10 contract disease. Allof the teach
ers and children who are old enough 10
know agree with Inc In believing II is the
greatest medicine known. My faith In il is
unbounded, and and my assistants take
great pleasure In recommending II TO every
one. can ut all times be found at the
Home. and Will take pleasure In seeing or
corresponding with any who Is interested
In the remedy.
REy. l.. b. PAINE, Orphans Home.
Macon, Ga.
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Brief News Items.

The Boston Press Club gave the NORTH
Carolina Press Association banquet al
Young's Hotel Tuesday night.
General George Webb. formerly a pro-
miDent official Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, and for some years general
agent of the Cambria Iron Company, died
in Philadelphia Tuesday night.
Six Jurors in the case Of ex-senator Ses.
sions, who is charged with attempting TO
bride eX-Assemblyman Bradley in the
Conkling-Pia senatorial contest in 1881.
were secured in Albany, n. Y, Tuesday,
when the panel was exhausted.
A gang OF men were removing old blasts
at Macedon, on the West Shore road, Mon.
day, when one which had been left by mis-.
take not discharged exploded, killing Con-
rad Enright and three Italians, and injur-
ing seven men, one OF them, +. Bird, Sc
riously.
Two quarrymen report finding in a cave
In quarry at Caperton, Va, an old iron
chest containing coins and tools apparently
OF some ancient race. The discovery caused
excitement. The property is in the pos
session of the finders, +. L. Deerer and
Alexander HaXwell.
The National convention OF Socialists
will open in Pittsburg on the 18th instant,
and remain in session several days. Dele
gates are expected to be present from
Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, st. LOUIS,
Omaha, st. Joseph, Mo-, and othern west
ern cities. Herr Most will probably pre-
side.
a dispatch received in London saws the
rumor that was sent as fact to New York
that Mr.. Seymour, the American Consul at
Canton, had been assasslnated, was put i'm
currency in a reading-room in an obscure
town In the North of England, but that il
had then no foundation in fact. The story
is entirely unconfrmed.
An Indian Territory dispatch says that
the Delaware payment commenced on
Monday at Chelsea. Several thousand dol
lars will be paid TO such rs are entitled TO
1t. An immense crowd OF Indians are
present, and the scene is one OF confusion
and grotesque activity. The distribution
Is made under the supervision of United
States Indian Agent Tufts.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, OCT. 10, 1883
by Telegraph.
ARRIVED

steamer Luray, schermerhorn, Norfolk, mer
ehhndise and PASSENGERS, Chesapeake aud ohi,
railway company land sailed Oh returnI.
steamer Aceomac, Delk, merchandise and N, q
sengers, smithheid, Chesapeake and Ohio Rail,xe,
Company land sailea on returnj. -''" az
Steainer northampton, MeCarrick, Norfolk
anu passengers Chesapeake aud Ohio
"slway company land sailed on rc;urnl.
s,esmer famiieo, Brakeman, smithneld, mer
e Sn, and passengers, Chesapeake and Oh,
viz, way company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Richinond, Jenny. New York. mer-
ia thnd sailed for West PointJ Old Domin-
S,'Ts ~ fernwood, (Br.,l Colder Charleston
o sn s, Ella ii. Barnes, Rose, Richmond, TO
SAILED,
hnsssmship Reliance, Carpenter, Brazil ria 81.
States mail. "uo chited
schooner w. II. Bailey. Bailey, New York. Goa,
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. '""''
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by sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DOU-
~ BILE FRAME TENEMENT. SIT LATED ON
THE SOUTH >IDE OF LElGII BEIWEEN
FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
Nos. 140Ik AND 1403.-By virtue of decree OF
the Richmond Chancery Courl entered on he 4th
day of October, 1888, I'm the suit Of Hamilton
against Hamilton and Others we, the undersigned
SPECIAL commissioners appointed thereby. shall
proceed 10 sell at public auctiOn, on the premises,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1888,
at 3 o'clock i. VI the above-described DOUBLE
FRAME TENEMENT, with lot fronting As feet
on the south side of Leigh street and running
back between parallel lines about 100 feet. more
or less.
The property Is now rented to prompt paying
tenants and Yields good percentage on the in j.
ycstment.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable aotcs, with interest
added and tit'e retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and u conveyance ordered by the
Court. j. V. REDDY,
ROBERT G.. SCOTT.
Commissioners
SUTTON & Co, AuctIoneers.
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AUCTION HALEs--Tbis Day.
by Grubbs 4 Apperson'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. q north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
TAN C6UNTY, Two Mills FROM PoWHA-
TAN STATION. ON RICHMOND AND p os,r,
VILE .RAILRoAD,, AND TWENTf.TpWS9s {,
DWELLINGS,, ORCHARDS, &C: IN ALL,
i O55 kCRts.-By virtue OF trust deed TO me
from william q. Paine and wife, dated 23d June
1874, and duly recorded in Powhatan County
Court clerks Office, default having been made De-
Ing thereto required by the beneficiary, viii SELL
mencing at 3 o'clock II. NJ. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1888.
FIVE OAKS. formerly "Skipwith's,n containing
444 ACRES, Of which 10 acres are cleared and
Der, with FRAME DWELLING and usual out
buildings. Fine water and large young orchard OF
choice fruits. Remark Ably healthy.
PEACH GROVE, separated from above by the
Genito road. containing $50 ACRES, OF which
237 acres are cleared and In cultivation, and the
DWELLING. LARGE BARN, TWO CORN
HOUSES, STABLES. &c. Fine water and large
young orchard Of choice fruits. Remarkably
healthy. - -
Near the above, n TRACT OF "a ACRES OF
WOOD AND TIMBfR-LAND without build
ngs. The quantity and quality Of The land, Win
clay sub-soil and susceptible Of high Improvement
and III" very large quantity OF TIMBER ana WOOD 50
near line Of transportation, merits aud should
attract the attention Of capitalists.
Bidders can go up by the regular train nj l2:oO
7. ~. aud by special arrangement return the same
day by coach attached 10 the freight Tain.
The plats Of the property can he seen al the oiice
Of auctioneers. Call and examine them.
TERMS: BY consent Of parties Interested, one
third in cash: balance at one and two years, for
negotiable notes interest added, secured by trust
deed Il. &. WllERRl, JR, Trustee.
GKUBBS < APPERSON, Auctioneers. Sc 80
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 10. 1883.
The stock market was again erraiic IN Us course
to-day. ~ the opening prices were At0f lower
but after the first transactions there was brisk
demand and a rapid advance Of "a y, Jersey
Central leading. with sales up % 81. Louisville
and Naslix HE rose s.. to 4Sif Missouri Pacific =,
10 95t; Heading 4. 10 sly; oregon Transcontl-
mental 8, 10 6lA: Western Union e. to 1875 81.
Paul p, TO 1904. This comparative buoyancy was
and Vandcrbilts were severely hammered oregon
TranscOntinc broke %, to 49a Northern "a
cifc preferred ~, to 62A. Michigan Central ~
20 77b: Canada southern ~, TO 4SH. othcr ac-
tive shares fell OF in sympathy. bui The decline
was not specially marked. Union Pacinc lost l.
selling down 10 S6x; Western Union y. TO 7sh
Jersey Central K, to sOb st. Paul =. TO g9t:
II79; Heading 4, TO 5Oj Towards midday n
raliy 81 4@1s took place. Wizards leading. Du-
ring thc afternoon The market was very irregular.
some shares being well supp )rted at times, while
others were quite weak. Western Union recorded
the lowest figure Of the day after T.. NJ, selling
down 10 7Sk. Prices recovered 4(Gl4 near The
close the latter Oregon Transcontincntal. Com
lower, except Delaware and Hudson. Kansas ana
Texas, Jersey Central. Omaha common and pre-
ferrcd and Union Pacific. which are hNl higher.
In specialties. Alton and Terra 1Iaute declined
10 AZ; indianapolis, Bloomington and Western 1,
10 % Minneapolis and ST. Louis preferred 81. 10
AZ: New York and New England q, to 2l. Ohio
and Mississippi advanced II, to 2S4. Transac-
tons 3l9,02S shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October O-Virg1nia 6's, CONSOLE
dated. Az: past due coupons, 40: new lO-4u's,
80; Virginia new 3's, 81. North Carolina 6's,
old. lO5. Bid.
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RAILROAD LINES.


~ T. 9 =. - :
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedule
commencing JULY s, 1888:
500 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily stops
only ut Milford and Frederick sburg
Sleeper from Jacksonville to Wash
ingtOn.
11:10 A. 81, leaves Byrd-street station daily lex
ccpt sundays.
448 L. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily.
sleeper from savannah 90 New York.
lib A. NJ, arrives az Byrd-Strcet station daily
Sleeper from New York 60 savannah.
PAL L. ~, arrives at Bvrd-Street station daily:
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford. and
Junction. sleeper from Washington
10 jacksonville.
GAS p NJ. arrives al Byrd-Sireet station daily
except Sundaysl
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
1928 a. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland
1913 a. VI. stops at Hungary.
400 T. NJ accommodation; leaves Broid-Sircer
station; arrives az Ashland at SOP
T.. NJ.
7:2s =. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
Eos II. VI stops AZ Hungary
6;O0 AM. arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland at
5:2S a. II. stops AT lIungary
800 n 81. accommodation. arrives at Broad
street station; leaves Ashland at 1886
A. NJ.
6:l0 7. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland al
5:34 L NJ. Stops At Hungary.
G. A. TAYLOR, General Ticker Agent
+. L. ID. MYERS. General Superintendeni.
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DEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR IL SssEsJ
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, NORFOLK. AND PORTS
MONTH

VIEWPOINTS NEWS, NORFOLK. AND PORTS
MOUTH.
ONLY& ~ TO WASHINGTON, DC.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINZ FOR
NEWPORrS NEWS,
NORFOLK rORISN0UTH, AND JAMES
CONNECTS AT NORFOLK CLOSELY WITH
BAY LINE FOR OLD POINr,HAMPTON,
BAL IlnOkE, AND Tih NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
AND AT NORFOLK WITH STEAMERS FOR
EAS TEEN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
VIEWPOINTS NEWS WITH STEAMER "AC-
COMACm FOR ShlTBFlELD.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLl ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE R0GND rip. 300. no LIMIT.
FARE TO WASHINGTON, ID. G. ~.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM Csc. TO coo.
MEALS, Toe.
The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States maIll
z. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WFDNES-
DAY AND FRIDAY
AZ \. VI, STREET CARS CONNECT IN
FULL TINED for above-nameu places. Return
INK the steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth.
and NewpOrt's News on alternate days, arriving
AZ Richmond at about =. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steameran az Gar
bel's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY. NA.-ln execution Of a deed Of trust
from James Leigh Jones and wife TO the under
signed as trustees. dated the 25th day of Sepfem-
per; So We VIII sell at public auction. at King
William Courthouse on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 22D.
az IL o'clock NJ. THAT being conrt-dayl. that
TRACT OF LAND known As BLACK WALNUT.
situated on the main road between Richmond and
Tzppahannock near Cat-Tail church. containing
about 300 ACRES. of which about three fourths
arr arabic ana the balance la oak and pine; no I'M
proyements except a small hay-barn.
lkhMs One lourth cash: balance at six, twelve.
ana eighteen months, for bonds notes, with In
teresl AIDED IRON day OF sale and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
JOHN \. COKE.
+. ". CHRISTIAN.
oc ,l1,l3,1i,l6,ls,2l-lOt Trustees.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANG,

GRAIN AND COIION ENCiANIE.
RICHMOND, october 10. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White 32s bushels. Red, 2,9l2 bush
els.
CORN.-White, I,606 bushels. Mixed, 500
bushels.
OATS.-750 bushels.
RYE.-l2O bushels.
MEAL.-l24 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 21O bushels common TO very
good at .O5 S1.l3. Red, $50 bushels fair To
prime Longberry at Sl.O7 10 sl.16: SO bushels
ia xed NJ IL To SLIP 400 bushels common to
prime Shortberry at csc. TO ITO.
CORN White. 100 bushels very good at 90 TO
66c. Mixed. 50 bushels fair at CSC.
RYE.-2i bushels very good at Csc.
MEAL.-50 bushels ut 69c.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. October 10. 1888.
SkLES-FIGsT BoARp.-1,0o0 Virginia new
IS at lT; 1000 Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road first rs at ~.
SECOND BoApD.-l,000 United States As at
100