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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

sxw rock srvcx sAxxEr.

New roaE. November 1.-THE week
opened with = lower mnrkrt for sfocks.
nad before 1880 O'Clock there was decline
Of 4 TO n, Union Pacific leading. The de-
cline In the remainder Of the Iist was 10
4. Toward midday a tirmcr feelisg pre-
vailed on an sifemrt by tao bears to corner.
Short interest at time was large, AID
leading shares commanded = premium Tor
use. Delaware and Hudson aud Gr,ngers
being the most prominent in the rice.
Delaware snd Hudson sold up to 3s. New
YORK Central 81, Northwest preferred
II. ~. Paul Il, Lake Shore n, Kansas
snd Texas n, Pacific Mail n. Union
Pacific l., Western Union 4. In the After
noon Union Pacific weakened aud dropped
10 i9., and the entire hist declined 10 SYM
PATTY. Compared with Saturdays closing.
prices arc 4 to 81 hisher. except Tor Union
Pacific. Western Union, and Omaha, which
arr 10 Il lower. Sales. $4,000 shares.
NOOa.--Stocss steady. Money, iais per
cent. Exchangc-Long, tS0atSA; short.
is3la4S4i. Governments dull. states nrni.
Ereninq. Exchange. &so4, Money. Isl.
per cent. sub-Tressury balances Cod.
:i2J,Sgj: currency. SS.S72. Governments
strong; 4 rer cents. i2li; 3per ceats. 100
bid. State bonds steady.
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MARKETS BT TEL EGRtPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YOsn, November i7.--COtton steady:
sales. 3TS bales; uplands, l0Ic.; Orleans,
lO4c.; consolidated net receipts. 1858
bales: eXports--to Great Britain. $500
bales; to the continent, q, 926 bales. South
ern flour steady. Wheat spot talc. lower.
closing weak; ungradcdTed, 6,sSj4c. No.
. red, s1Sas2c November nominal. Corn
spot 4s!c. higher, cloSin. weak ungraded,
4gaJ34c.; No. ,. November. JltsJ2c.
Oats sslc. lever; No. ,, 32c. Hop, quiet.
Cofee-Spot fair; Rio steady at Die:
Ne. :. Rio. spot, sec; Noeember. s.. %.
Sugar quiet aud slrely steady; fair 10
good refining, ja5ic. reincd weak; G,
4laj.c.; extatC, jia5,c.; white extra &.
j.aj4c.: yellow, iis4ic.; OF A. j.a5ic.;
mould 4, 64aCie. standard 4, 5ia5 l3-lGc.;
coniectioners 4. iJ-lGe.; cutlOaf aud
crushed. &c; powdered, G4a64c. :raau-
lated, d l-l6a5!c. cubes, Gll6ic. M0llsses
unchanged. Rice steady. Cotios.seed oil,
32aa3lc. for crude; ili42c. for refined.
ROsin dun at l2al2lc. Turpentine steady
At site. Hides very steady; New Orleans
and Texas selected. lOslle. Wool abote
steady: domestic dee r. 3saiOc. POlk dull
aud unsettled; mess. spot, 5J4.O. MiddIes
steady; long eleir, &c. Lard opened 3aic.
better; closed weak; steam, spot. $50.
November, Ss.3s. freights frm. saS
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November H. Flour quiet
and lower on bigh-cradc city mills
loward.Street and Westers superi;ne.
~. 2JaS2 ID; extra. 81 iJas3.31; family,
s3.J0asi.jO: city mills superiine. S2.2ja
-. IS; extra, S3ls3..5; Rio brands. si.G2a
s4.I5: Patapse0 family, $J.25 superlatiye
patent. sjaJ..J. Wheat southern lower
westera lower and closing dull; southern
red. s2sSjc.: amber. 51s90c. No. Mary
land, s1as1lc.; No. westcra winter
red. spst, 7S,a19.c. Corn-Ssuthera
lower and quiet; western dali and easier
southern white, 53a5fc.; yellow, J0aJic.
oats steady southern, 3Ia35e. Provisions
lower and quiet. hess.pork. $3.50. Bulk
mest--shouIders and clear-ris sides, pack
ed, 7s8Ic. Bacon Shoulders. sic.; clear.
rib sides. lie. Hams, lS.al44c. Lard
Refined. DC. Coffee duli: Rio, cirgoe,,
ordiGa!y 10 fair. sIa94c. Sugar steady,
A soft. &c. whiskey quiet Al 81. isasi -.
Freights sdiet
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November i..--Flsur heavy:
family 81. i0aS3.S5. Wheat dull and nomi-
ssl: Ne. red, s1a1se. Corn dun; No. 3
mixed, Az. Oats easier; No. . mixed.
2sAc Pork dull at SI3. Lard firm AZ
$1.l0sS,.l5. Observation-Disclosures, 5ic.;
,hor-rib, &c. Bacon easier; shoulders.
81. %; short-rib, $50; clear. 49,.
Whissey UNCHANGED. Sugar steady New
Orleans. bate. Hogs weak; common aud
light. s3.soaSi.s5; packing and butchers.
S4.3asy4 90.
chicago,
CHIcAGs, November l,.-flour dull
md neglected. Wheat weak; opened
s,eaoy; closed tc. under saturday; No.
yember. T2s72,c. Corn quiet; opened
stronger; elosed l.c. lower for November
cash. iiia4lic.; November. 4ils&sic. Oats
dull /; cash. a5.a26c.; November. 25i.6tc.
Pork firmer and JalOc. higher; cash. sii 50
asi3. Lard iirmcr and shade higher;
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DAN ME.
Store sss pweiiiss Borsed -Other itens.
fCsrr-spsadfsce OF the Lnssmord Dissstch.l

Store ass pweiiiss Bsraed-Other iuens.
tCsrr-spssdtsoe or the assmosd Dissstch.l
NOVEMBER L.. 1894.
The storehouse Of eolorcd merchant
David Cosby, frame building In the north
western part OF the eit,, was burned down
last night. His dwelling house. near by.
was also burnt. Insured on store-house In
Scottish Union and National for Si75; on
goods IN the Queen Cor $500; furniture.
$500 IN the London aud Lancashire: on
dwelling In the Lsndos and Lancashire for
5000. The loss is almost total. The houses
were not fairly within the reach OF the fire
company. with l.eee feet Of hose.
Rev. DIR. Goodwin announced Yesterday
that during this week he would assist Rev.
DT. Runaway in revival services al Freder-
icksburg.
There are new three white and eight col
ored persons in the cit, slmshouse.
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THROUGH THE STATE
yIRsgN,A MsrgoD,sTs.
Ths Aaa.s, cssrrrsnes-- rub,ieaaer. Eas.
tatisa. Sc.
Iss.ss.l .ciesram 70 me m.ps,cs.i

tntiea. &c.
ISpecssi telegram 10 the DispsicS.i
t.yxcnBuRo. November IT. 1884.
The Conference met NJ o o'clocS. ihshop
Keebcr N the chair. Rev. y. A. Peterson
conducted religious services.
Unde- Minute Question 20 the Enhop
called ihe elders of the Randolph Macoa
and Eastern shore districts. all Of whom
passed examination Of character. The
BISHOP announced to the Conference the
names % eicven persons ordained yester.
day 10 the order ~ deacon aud ten per-
sons ordained 10 The order 81 elder.
A communication from Rev. W. W.
ROYAL. of this Conference. missionary IN
China. was read. and elected FROM tae
Bishop words hichiy complimentary 10 Mr..
ROYALS work in China.
A letter lrom James r.. Riadick, ycne-
Tabe supHsnnIlItc 81 the Conference. was
icsd.
Rev. n. {. Cbestham. from the Commit
tee on Publishing Interests. made report
showing mos, gratifying condition
q! The publishing interests Of the Church.
Your ncighbor, the Richmond ChriSltda
.idrOcale, was most highly commended.
The book agent aud Publishing Commit
tee having arnou1ced Ia thoir report the
principle that they were not responsible
ior the orthodoxy OF The books published
BY them. the committees report protested
against this principle, asserting that the
zgcns and committee ought 10 DE held re-
sponsiDle for the religions character Of thr
books bearing the imprint Of the Southern
Methodist PubliShing-liouse. This part
81 the report was discussed with much
rarncsiaess. TIE report was adopted.
Atihe suggestion 90 Rev. willism T.. Jgl-
kins a collection was quietly taken 90 re-
Heyo Of debt the home oi the widow Of Rev.
George w Bailey, lstc preacher on the
Piedmont mission. Fifty dollars was asked
for. Tue collection amounted TO Gity-iour
dollars.
Dr. J. T.. Edwards, from the Board Of
Education. made . report which shows the
educational Institutions 81 the Conference
one male college and SIX female colleges
aud scminafies-to be IN healthy and pros
Icrous condition.
The call under Minute Question 20
Are al the preachers blameIcss in life and
official administration! Twas completed
This morning. All tue 9l5 ministers OF The
Conference except one passed without
challenge, aud the charge against this one,
after investigation, was dismissed
Adjourned at O'Clock.
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The very best dinner is u no account
To man VITO has no sppetite for food. Mr.
Edgar W. Young, OF Point Eastman. Va.
was troubled with hack OF appetite anc los'
OF energy. he tried many medicines and
several physicians. All were In vain until
physician teld him 10 try Browns Iron
Bittrrs. This had the desired effect. and
he can now eat heartily and do his work
with sisor. Take the hut, II YOU want 10
eyioy your dinner.
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General Ceurt-MartiaI.


WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE court.
martial for the trial CT Judgc-Adyocate.
General Swain spent to-day's session IN
hearing and acting upon Swaim's objection
10 The individual members Of the court.
lie objected 10 Paymastcr- General ROchcs.
ter sitting, because the defence wished tO
call him rs q witness. and because Roche,-
Ter knew that Swain had favored the ap-
p0intnent Of Colonel McClue as Paymaster.
General and opposed RochcStcr's appoint
mcnt, and hence Swain alleged that preju.
dice existed in fochester's mind. The on
lection was sustained upon the ground OF
desiring 10 call hlm II Il witness, and
Rochester was excused from membership
Of thc court. Swaim's counsel then OBJ
jcctcd 10 General SchOfield sitting As a
member Of the court, alleging that Scho'ield
bad several grounds for prejudice. among
them that Swain was i'm close relations
with Garfield when the latter broke up
SchofcId's military command and placed
Inn on waiting orders. and that SWAIN. ~
Judge Advocate General. had criticized
SchOneld's conduct ~ member OF tie
FiiH John Porter count OF inquiry and the
Cadet Whitaker court-marti1l. Schotield,
however. said he did not entertain preju-
dice against Swami. and the objection was
not sllStoincd.
objection was next made 10 General
Terry, on the ground that Terry had been
o member OF the Fitz John Porter court.
and that Swain had frequently in review
ing TerTy's reports disagreed with him.
The court sustained the challenge as TO
Terry. and tue latter was excused from
sitting as member Of the court.
General Murray was next challenged for
prejudice, because Swain had opposed his
appointment rs Surgeon-General OF the
army, aud Murray knew If. This objection
was OveTruied.
Swsim's counsel then asked Colonies
Andrews and Ayres il they entertained
prejudice. or had expressed opinions ad
verse 10 the accused. 4 negative reply
was given. and as there were no more
challenges the court was organized with
eleven members. Swain then asked that
Su5ponGS be issued for the Secretary OF
War, General Rochester, and other army
officers. and the court adjourned for the
I.v
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TAZEW6LL.

Ansfher Tire al the esnrthsusc--A CoiSTed
Carl Bnrses 20 Death.
Especial t.i-frsm 70 u.e Dispatcs.
TAzswELl Cousfnousg. NA.,l
November f6, 1884.
At o'clock this morning another Dire
alarm brough, our people TO the street to
zee the large, new stables Of the Central
iiotci, owned by White 4 Surface, IN
flames. The bucket brigade was quickly
found with The aid OF many OF the ladies' OF
the town, and ihe place again saved as bv 4
miracle. The lose will be 81, 500, witbou,
su. insurance. Tbs horrible sequel OF the
ffe was the hndlng Of tbs body OF a coiored
girl burned 70 erisp. Two horses were
burned IN the stable. We sre all afraid
that We have dre.bass ~ the community.
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Train Robbe1 by MASKED Men.

KANSAS cry, November IA report
has reached this city thai the south-bound
Wabash passenger train from Council
Bluffs wa, robbed ut Quitmau, Ia North
west Missouri, last night. The report states
that twenty masked men stopped She train.
killed The express messenger. and robbed
his ear Of $1,000. The story has not vet
been confirmed. but a. il comes from two
sources it hears a scmblance OF truth. OH
cials in this city profess ignorance Of the
affair.
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Nen York q Official Vote.


ALBANY, Y. y. November 1.-THE state
Board OF Canvassers will meet 1T the Capt
io this week Wednesday. The official
returns have been received from only
about forty Of the sixty counties in the
Stste. ana the Board will probably take 4
recess Tor day ia order to allow further
returns to he received before proceeding
with the canvass. II all the returns are in
in time the result in the State may be Off
cially declared Wednesday. No protests
have been filed.
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Incesdisry Fires On tire Eastern
Shore.

fCoIrespeBS cnce Of the Riohmoas Dispatch
OxANCoCK, VA, November Ii, 1884
This town Is much exercised over an IN
ceRdiary dre here early this morning. by
which The barn and other outbuildngs be-
longing TO Mr.. George W. Poweil,a promi-
Rent merchant Of this town, were de-
stroycd. Two new carriages, forty barrels
Of corn. and other property were lot.
About the same time house In Drum
mOndfown, belonging 10 Mrs. Laura Ken
nsrd. was burned. Both fires were the
work Of an jucendiary. Drummoadtow
has been the scene OF two recent fires and
several attempts. BRENT.
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HAMPTON.
Dwriline-iioase BurDed-Politicai.

TIONrapnnutNcc OF INc NlthnoHU ITsNatVH'I
HAMPTON, Va, November Il, 1884.
The dwelling Of Mr. c. W. Hickman,
Jr., situated about four miles from town,
was destroyed hy IRE Oh Yesterday morn
inc. Dir. Hickman came in town 10 church.
aud ON his return stopped at his fathers.
about half way. Some one came there aud
informed him that his house was on 6re,
and he managed To get home in time to
save nearly all Of his furniture. The origin
OF The fire is not known. The loss is about
81 .OOO-no insurance. Mr.. Hickman met
with a similar misfortune some few years
ago.
The Democrats have decided on the nigh,
Of the 9Th instant as the time for the celc-
hration here. HAMPTON.
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Coai.Miners Again striking

DENVER, November H. About two bun-
dred coal.miners employed in the Walsen-
burg mines by the Colorado Coal ana Iron
Company, OF this civ. went out on strike
lhis morning. These miner. took part in
the recent general strike, and only returned
TO work last Thursday. As they are MEM
bers Of the miners union, serious compl-
cations and trouble throughout the state
are among the probabilities. Their present
grievances are unknown.
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lhy telegraph to the Dispatch

PETERSBURG, November L., 1884.
This afternoon ss The sonth-bound fast
irsin on the Atlantic Coast liHe was passing
IN The vicinity ~ Centraiia station. on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, hall
way between here and Richmond. the win
dow in one Of the coaches was pierced by
what is believed TO be q pistol ball, which
nearly struck Judge DruTy A. Hinton, OF
the supremc Court Of Appeals OF Virginia.
The affair created quite a stir among the
ps,sengeit In The coach.
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The British Parliament.
ny cable 10 the Dispatch. :

LONDON, November lin the Hou,e 1I
Commons this evening Mr.. Gladstone l,,u.
a speech with reference 10 the franc ni,.
I i'll, in which he said "The Governincn,,
desires TO pass the franchise bill wIlnom'
DELAY. They cannot enter into any mu
{ erstandius with the opposition u H.,
they receive an adequate assurance s"a'
/ he bin win be passed this au'"'h"'
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CTOUT MEN.

MEN or SHORT STATURE AND LARGE
PROPORTIONS LABOR UNDER THE DELU-
SION THAT THEY CANNOT BE FITTED
RRADY-MADF. THIS is 4 MISTAKE. LAST
SEASON WE HAD AMONG THE HUNDREDS
or VISITORS THIS EMINENT COMEDIAN
BISHOP MOST EVERYBODY Will REMEM-
BIER HIS ROTUND Form. HE WANTED AN
OVFECOAT, ANDSiID:"i WAS TOLD you
COULD FfT ANY SHAPED MAN. CAN YOU
FIR ME-" TIM VERY FIRST OYERCOAT
THAT WAS PLACED ON HIS BACK FITTED
HIM. TOSAY HauAS DELIGHTED WOULD
EUT PAiNTI EXPRESS MS FEELINGS. HE
THEN TEIRD ON A SUIT. WITHOUT ANY
DgslRk PuRCHAsE-NERELY WISHING
TO SEEIFEE COULD BE FiTTED. IN PAY
IN(i Us FOR TIE OvBBCOAT HE SAID; II
WILL KEEP 4 HEaORhsDUMO THE SIZES
AND SEND YOu MY ORDERS FROM ANY
PART OF THE COUNTRY I MAY BE IN. /
NEVER WAS FITTED RkADl-MADH BE-
fOBE."
WE HBLATETHls TO SHOW TO STOUT OR
FAT Hkr THAT THEY SHOULD GIVE Us A
CHANCE 10 SHOW THEM OUR STOCK, FROM
WHICH WE GUARANTEE 10 FIT ~ PER
CENT. W AL WHO NAY CALL iron -.
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Death Of DIR. Re raiss.

Nv telegraph 10 the D'spaieb.l
Nkw ORLEANS, November iI.-Dr. sam
ael N. Bemiss. professor OF theory and
practice OF medicine and OF chemical medl'
cine in the University OF Louisiana. who.
during the epidemic Of 1878. was the repre-
sentative Of the National Board OF Health
In thi. CITY. died suddenly this evening.
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0tner Sfrlkes.
10y telegraph 10 the Dispates.l

~ Telegraph 10 Ihe DlspAIch'T
NRw HAVEN, CONN.. November lI.-be-
tween 300 aud 400 employees OF the Bran
ford Lock Works went out on a strike TO-
day, owing 10 Il reduction OF 10 per cent. in
their wages. They say they Will not re.
turn to work until they are paid the old
prices. The company claims that fierce
competition has forced IL TO make the re-
duetioa. and that II the employees do not
accept ITS offer the shops VIII be clssed alto
sether for some time.
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EOld Robbery.
NV tclegl,pb to The Disp,tch.

NIIF
GALVESTON. TEX, November IA dis
patch to the NejcS from Bryan, Tex. says /:
Between , and 3 O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing the Office Of the Texas Express Com
pany al this place was entered by thieves
and the safe robbed Of SlO,Sj0. The doors
Of the office ana safe were opened with du.
plicatc keys. Ten thousand dollar, Of the
money wa. consigned to Clarke. Bryan Il
Howell bankers,
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a Cholcrn-strickcn steamer.

F7TF'IV fEF0tINNF'F
RIO JANETRO ria GALVESTON, November
1.-THE steamer Matteo Bruz1o, which
left Monteyeido with cases OF cholera on
board, has arrived here. The authorities
refuse to receive the steamer on account OF
it, sanitary condition. II i stated that
during the voyage from Monteyeido tn
Brazil ten persons died from cholera. The
Brazilian Government Will supply proyi-
slons and everything required by TIE
steamer 10 continue her voyage 10 ssmc
OF
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a frigiiffut Death.

Ivy Telegraph 90 Tie DispaichI
LANCAsTER. Pa, November IA, the
Niagara express OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road was crossing Pequa bridge near
Lcaman Place to-day 4 passenger named
Carr. Of Paradise, in this county, leaned
out Of the window and was struck by one
oi the bridge-supports. lie was dragged
bodily through the window to the track
snd instantly killed.
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Axsass,natton In Texas.
lBy telegraph TO the Di.patch. !

GALVESTON. TEX, November IA spe-
cal 70 the Ne,cS from Blossom Prairie,
Texas. SAYS: Al midnight last night Sheriff
elect r. II. Black. Of this (LaDssl county,
was called TO the door Of his residence aus
shot. He expired before he could make a
statement. There is no clue 10 The assas-
sin. Black was prosperous merchant.
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Opening OF New Railroad Councc- /
Especial telegram 10 The pi,pitch.l

Especial telegram 10 The pispitch.l
NORFOLK. VA. November Il, 1891.
The steamer Jane Moseley arrived to-day.
and tonight went ont on her first trip
opening The Norfolk, Philadelphia, and
New York railroad.
The Democrats Of Portsmouth have Sc
lcctcd Thanksgiying-da day as the time for
their gloriiication. Norfolk celebrates on
the 2sth.
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Big Fire I'm Dakota.

VI. PAUL. MINI, November ia fire
which started in bOwing-alley near the
Grand Central Hotel ut Nillbank, Dakota.
destroyed three blocks OF business houses.
Loss. SiJ0,00O.
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The Cholera i'm Paris.

PARIS. November i7.-Thcrc were forty
four deaths from cholera in Paris Yesterday
in twelve hours euded at noon to-day.
Only four deaths occurred in hospitals aud
Il
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va. November Il. 1884.

RICHMOND, Va. November l.. 1884.
sALEs REPORTED ~ sSCEErAsV.
WHEAT.-Wl Itc, ~ buShcl. good 10 very
good at 92 10 Of. Mixed. j2S bushels
common ST soc. Red i39 bIshcl, good
10 mime LOngbcrry at % 10 9jc.; 2.l6S
buShcl, common ~ very good >hortserry
at 80 20 ~Sc.
COHN.-Whiic. 800 bushcl, good At - II
soc. Mixed, 30 bushels very good On pri
vale terms.
OArs.-22 bushels prime winter at iJc.
RYE.-36 bushel. prime at Csc.
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ENrIan ANp ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.

ENTI.I ANp ABSOLUTE SUCCESS.
Major John .. WHITTIER. of Atlanta. well sad
faVof,biY known all over The United states ~ .
,.cncrsl insurance Agent. says. - used this
remedy before the war on a targe Diantatlos 10
great number of ca,cs, oiseaBs Min aLsolvts sse-
csss."
Dr. i. Davis, OF Millt0wn, Ala. vrit~ slave
a.ei Dradici, Regulator extensively Ia nav prar-
tl.c with entire saccess. IL Il 10 L0t spccidc, II
Il. ia my opinion. the best known remedy for the
disease. for which IL is recommended"
A ladv OF ROuhsiB, Tcyss. ~riics: have
aceu u.lnr your Fcm,e Regulator tor several
weeks and with greet bemeg,. Nv ease Is Of isss
landing and sbaeiei msny physicians. have
fried eyery medicine cOuld hear of. but The Reg
alalor l. he only Que that has ever relieved my
si,fre..ing suncrings."
NOfASuLGA. ALA.
Or. !. BraOGcld's Female Regulator has bees
thoroughly tested BY me IN great variety sf
eases. aud ! am fully cOurineed that n II asri-
vailed fsr that class OF Al sesses winch 4, ciaias -
are. }. G. HUS>, VI. y.
Treatise on IN. Health sud iiappiae,s Of wssas
ssiied free 10 applicants.
TnE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
BoK 20. Atlanta ia
100 lt-dlv4wlfi
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Public speakers and singer find u. ii
Douglass a sons Capsicum Cough-Drops
sure rrpledy for hoarseaess.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NONDAy, November Il, 1891.
SALEs-SEC0SD Board. 500 virginia
new 5 at ~; 1000 Richmond city 90 o..
B.lst 1923; 900 Piedmont l't s's tB. b.
at iOG; $500 virgiaia new IS, registered,
at So
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SINGLE FACr
l. WORTH A slliP-L0AD or
ARGUMENT.
ARGUMENT.

tARrEGsyILLg. "a
This VIII certify that two members ~ nay IN
mediate family afler hiying suffered too naat
yc,rs from meustrull lrregulsriiy, aud hsviss
Sccn treated without Dencdl by yariou. medical
doctors were At length completely cured by cue
ootile Of Dr.J flraddelds kenale Regulator. Its
ofcci ou such csses l. .rIly wonderful, aud we'll
may The remedy De- called "MOmans sest
Friend"
Yours respect ull1,
JAMES ". STRANGE.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. November Virginia G's.
consolidated. 80; rasi-duc coupons, 81;
new rs. jll. North Carolina s., oil, los.
Ed to-day.
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lufe Weather Rcporf.

INpcciat Telegram 10 he Di>pltch'I
WASHINGTON, November Isl 4. NJ
For 'le Middle Atlantic States. colder. fair
weather, northeriy wines, higher blrOme-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wealth
or, colder, n0rthcfly winds in northern
portion, light. variable winds ,nd station
airy temperature m southern portion.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY vi, clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q \. NJ, &;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon. 70; } Z. W., -: o =.
NJ. CO; midnight. 90.
Mean temperature, 60 l-G.
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RICnMeND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICu2OED. November II, 1854.
No change IN prices. Tradias very
light.