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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-08-21
Could Not Compete.
philadelphia Call

NtsftI
Lover of the Antique-What is the price OF
that Louis XIV cabinet!
Bric-a-brac Dealcr-Five hundred dollars.
"Mercy! Why, a friend of mine got one
lust like that for S1jO."
"Where"
AT Millhurgville, Conn"
"Oh! of course. You can't expect US to
compete with Millbulgville."
"And why nott"
"That's where they make 'en.'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-08-21

The true economy Of human lifcndjusts
expenditures to a moral scale OF values
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
DIa,ue's "Reiictous Bureau

\ Washington special says: Some amuse-
ment. coupled with good deal OF indigna-
lion, has been aroused here by the publ
cation Of the fact that a certain Rev. MT.
MclIurdy has been in charge oil the = re
lielous Bureau" AZ the headquarters oil The
Republican National Committee. THIS
reverend gentleman has been known here
for two years as persistent seeker after
any sort OF an office, with preference for
a consulsh.p. his hacker being the pschy-
dermat0us Keiler, OF Ohio. tie was one oil
the numerous witnesses summoned by
Keiier 10 aid IN the latter's attempt 10 de-
slroy General Bovnton last spring. but
keifcr's case broke down too soon for Nc
lIurdy 10 Toe Of any use. II is supposed
that the Rev. Dir. McIIurdy's zeal for the
Blaine cause may be due To the receipt by
him OF some Of the promises Of fat offices
30 literally bestowed by the tsitooed man
from Maine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

A. sAkS & co.
1913 MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
NJ. Kilss.

ffsOnocu ~Ocleilsi
Tic fog. horn il sounded AMI the ship.
enn l. tired. and the snow-clfd island loses
Us whl'enes-. and the air - dlrhcned with
thousands II sca.birds, rising In scrcechiny
frilhi. This wonder Of wild wings is one
OF the sensations Of the voyage. There
'e'E' every variety the swal'ow-iikc
tcfn>, the Iyots. with their scarlet bcak'
ana legs; the diving gulIIem0ts.
WIN ilcir "kufrOOl" kurrool
nc liliie "dookrrs." the long.ncckcd
shaits, the great gannets. the fluttcrng
kii'l"ske.. the parIOt-like puilin'. the
nohdefpus solin geese, and the tsl-gorged
iullnarS. some Of the solan geese are too
inh OF herring, 20 fly. and the gluttonou'
hfOs cannot rise above the water until the
cargo t1'y have on board has been dis
paced. says Dir. Payne: lit has been cal
cnlalcd that these birds dcyOur 2it.0J0.0)0
n'ffines year, which il equal 20 30J.'l5
barieh- more than The total ayerag' o. her
rings inrrcicd on the whole Of the north
esst coast ~ Scotland" These haunt'
OF the wild hirds are two immen>' Diet ichc1
rock. rsing in PERCEPTIONS masses and adj
joining The malt sheep island II Borcray,
about I've mile, 10 the northeast Of -.
klldh. which is soon reached. s. kilja
W"I'I IS Two Islands WIN SOUND between
them. tie larger portion being The inhibited
part. surrounding il are attcn llnt isleiN.
-. kilCa j.. about three miles LONG and two
broad. The shape OF the lslind has been
compared 10 leg oi mutton, and
rise, IN ,tupend0u, cliffs, one called
Comedian rising 10 a height oi
i.300 feet. aud reputcd to be- The
highest orag IN Great Britain. The Grng
OF The SHIPS gun bringi on the whole
population oi II. Kilda. Men and women
hasten down the landing-p'ace. and soon
boat - launched. and we run in at the lit
tie hay. above which the houses, thirteen
in number. together with man,c, church,
and 'toi.-house, arc built in the shape Of 4
crescent. on ground ,ioping stecply l. the
sen. \ tone wall inc,o,cS this lit.le colo
nv. Above the houses are lu-tcrc heights.
Iach cottage ha' - cultivated pai.h OF
Ground
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
The issue is honesty against corruption
and that issue involves all others.
A Eeuth Caroiina Marriage Scheme.

lCorrsspondenee Of the Charleston News.l
Al recent wedding reception IN South
Carolina q young lawyer begged leave to
sfer new scheme OF matrlmony, which
be believed would be beneficial. He pro-
posed that "onc man In the company should
be selected as president; that this presi-
dent should be duly sworn to keep en-
tlrely secret all commun cations that should
be forwarded TO him in his Official de-
psTtment that night. and that each unmar-
ried gentleman and lady should write his
or her name on piece Of paper and under
IL the name OF the person they wished to
marry. then hand II TO the president for
Inspection, and II any gentleman and lady
had reciprocslly chosen each other the
president was TO inform each OF the result,
and those who had not been reciprocal In
their choice kept entirely secret" After
the appointment OF the president commu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
The Reported Fai, Of Kh,r,oum.

l'i 'a"it 20 w" Ii8naich.l
LoNnoN. November 3.-The Times con-
HdciS The news reported from Cairo to the
fatis Moaning Aci-S. 10 the effect that
khattoum bad fallen into the hand, Of the
rclels. and that General Gordon h-d been
t,kon prisoner. extremely doubtful. This
view, II thinks, . especially reasonable in
TIE sb>tncr of adVices on the subject from
General Wo'.clry. be Tjmcs traces the
report To the HoSpjore EIyD'ian. q dubiou,
French organ. which may have given m
Europcanizcd version ~ the Arab rumors
which have recently gained some currency
IN CART. ~
Earl Granville. Secrct1ry Of State for
Foreign hllir-. assured The Pres, A-sOria-
ton to-day thai The Government hii re-
cc.ycd no confirmation Of the news. Up
10 room to-day nothing bad been received
1T the Government offices IN regard thereto.
4 dispatch to-day from Dongola 10 the
Reuters Tdcgiam COmsany mI.cs no men.
zion Of The reported fall of khartoum. II
,sys. however that the Mlhdi at Last ac-
counts was collecting bis force, srOuGd
khartoum. and had summoned General
Gordon 20 surrender. The troop, OF the
Mahdi had intercepted two messengers dir
patched by The British w khlrt0um. Ths
same dispatch drclircs that large force Of
rebel, was II Bcrbcr. and that the rebels
had possession OF the wells on tn c1riyin
route between Dcbbch and khlrtoum.
After The crops are harvested the Nah Is
force, will be- largely increased.
That friend with whom you have BUSH
Ne. engagcmcn; will wat until you have
,,teI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

FEoVIAENT MINISTER DEAD.
ID. I. 4. Chaplin Breaches His Last IN
IeN.s->krtrh srHis career.

special telegram 10 me D.spatch.l
DANvnLE. Va. November 3. 1854.
Information was received here this morn
ing tbai Rev. Dr. &. e. Chaplin died At his
home, IN BRENNAN. Texas. iasi night about
midnight. Daring his sisy in Virginia last
summer De was suffering from compiled
ton IT liver and hcsrt-diScaSe, and hi
friends had uo. much hope oi his TccOV-
eiN.
Dr. Chaplin na> horn here, and WIS fifty
two yc.T> old. lie attended Richmond
College n 1873. 81. and 1850 rs a student
Tor tie ministry. I'm lSJG De came 10 Dan
Vile @, pastor Of tuc Baptist church here.
aud remained in that position till 1879,
greatly building the church aud dong nj
th~ same time much preaching in the adj
joining county and leading IN the
Work 81 the Roanohc Association. Al
trr De-. resignation oi the Danlille
ia,'orife De- served Is pastor Of the Baptist
church 81, owen sborO'. Nv. and alter about
Two years went 10 Paduclh. Ky. and
s1oui TWO wear, later W., called 10 Austin.
TeN. Thence Dee went TO B.onham. hi, last
home. pr. Chaplin married when he
va, quite Young, Mis-, Lucy Jane EYall,
daughter Of Mr.. John EXdll, OF Rich
moud. lie leave, six daughters and
enc son. sll Of whom are ~ HeNas. Uo Of
ihe daughter, aIe married, and their HTS
band. are gentlemen held IN high esteem.
Iii, youngest child j. . daughter OF about
thirteen wear, Of age. Dr. Chaplin received
iIc degree Ell -, u. while living in Ken
lucky. Ills cloqucncc - preacher aad lee
iurr j. well known in Virginia and the
other southern states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCn--TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1884

n'ca'ion- were accordingly han led up 10
the char. and II was fo,;nd ,h,t twelyc
young ladies' and gentlemen bsi made r,-
ciprcca' shoiccs. but whom they had chosen
remained secret 10 nj but Themselves and
The president. was passing through the
same placca few dsysaro. and was informed
that eleven OF the Twelve mltrhes had been
soIcnnized, snd that The young gentlemen
OF cgbt couples Of the eleven hid declared
that theii diilidcuce wa. so great that they
certainly should not have addressed theIr
respective wives II The above scheme cad
Mt been introduced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
.4TI{LE1iC SPORTS.
teicbfstss DAY az the Episcopal High
Sgheoi.
lEeper,-d tor IN. Di,oatch.l

>gheoi.
lHeperird for me Disp1tch.
ALEXANDRA, November 3, 1894.
con Saturday last the ninth annual
s'hlctir celebration az the Episcopal
Uisb school was carried on. The
dsy was everything tia, could be de-
sired. and the assembly consisted Of
the High school and Seminary teachers,
offctr-, and scholars. With friends from
Baltimore. Washington. Alexandra. and
Richmond The Marine Band from
Washington furnished the music. Pro-
lessor Nelson aud Mcssrs. CIstlemIn and
Amber were Judge. and Dir. Robort A..
Mayo was time-kecpey.
The managers we've Mcssr-. DcSpard. Of
West Virginia; Conner, Of South Caro-
lima; sud johnson. Of LOui>iau1. tn.
marshal. were Mcs.rs. Blair. OF Richmond I;
Stres. Of Norfolk aud Nenable, OF Pc
tcrsburg.
The sccomU i,hcd daughter Of Bishop
dudley, 81 Kentucky Fannie Dud-
les presented the prizes, and was most
happy in her remarks 10 elch OF the
victor.
The principal Of the High SCHOOL,. W..
Bsckf0rd, Esq.-w,th great hospitality
made the visitors enjoy themselves. and
sv marked attention 10 an the detail, Of
the celebration caused everything 20 move
Ike clock work.
The ladies Of the High school. consist
ing Of Mr.. l.. NJ. Blackford ,ote Amblrr),
Nh. McClellsnd. Mr.. liarten. and Mis-,
Lcpcr. added much 10 The success OF he
day by their presence and words Of cncOur-
sgeinent TO the boys.
The fr.t priZe-throwing the bd!l-ras
Won by Mr. Allen Potts. Of Richmsnd.
Prize. a pair OF gold collar buttons. Dis
lance Of throw, 329 feet inches.
The fiat race Of hall mile was won 6y
". NJ. Brown. OF Virginia. Time, 30.
1he running high jump was won by
Master Guitar. Height Of jump, feel %
inches.
The Ia Crosse throwing was won b' Nf.
Allen Potts. OF Richmond. Va. Prize.
box OF candy. Distance thrown, JIG i~e'
. inches.
The egx-and-ladle race Of 100 yards wA'
won by Hasier DUDLEY, OF Kentucky, son
OF Bishop Dudley. Time, IL seconds
PrIze, Gne pocket-knife.
The senior hurdle rses--siN hurdles IN
40 yards-was won by Mr.. Meredith. OF
Virginia. Time. II seconds. Prize, pair
OF gold cuff. buttons.
The Junior tug Of wsr. COMMANDED Ny
Master George X. lee, Of Richmond, ana
Master Guitar. Of South CAROLINE, was won
ty Guitars company.
The fi,i race Of 440 yards was won by
Sir. N. II. Lewis, son Of Judge Lewis. Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

Two methods 81 in u,e in Philldclphh
10 prevent chemical oh,lruction' in water
pipes. One is to coat the interior Of the
pipes with coal tar pitch. which does welt
enough for large mains and keeps the pas.
sage tolcrably clear for more than aqutrter
Of a century. The o.hcr method !. che
one called " bo"er.barii which consist,
in ,ubjcci,..."s the pipes at 4 high tempcra-
turc TO the action If steam or ar. - that
there is film Of magnetic oNid" acquired
~ the metal, which in,urc> clean surface
fora long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
A0RFoLK AND tICINITT.
Ihc Depuiy-Nar,hal Mitchell Witbdraw.-
4 armer Murdered.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di'paich.l

ite.Ic,I ondeuCe OF the Richmond Displtcl.l
NoRFOIE. November }, 1884.
Mr.. II. y. Nichols. late postmaster in this
City. is Chief 81 the deputy mrshals Tor
Norfolk. The full list. however. has moi
been given TO the public. There VIII be
three or four Tor each precinct.
No trouble Is anticipated here. Indicl-
ion, point TO a full vote and al active can.
Vas>. hut do not believe that there will be
any disturbance. Mitchell. the lndepen-
don't Republican candidate, has withdrawn
from the canvass, a. everybody expected
he would do. though some Of the Indcpen-
dents will vote for him.
Intelligence ha- reached thi, city that
Mr. Augustus Eerau, o well-known farm
~ Of The South Mill n. O. section, was
murdered OH his farm several days ago by
aNc.ro. Mr.. EOTan hid posted ms land
and attempted 10 prevent the negro from
passing through his farm. They got into
4 dispute. and the negro finlllv discharged
a gun at hi' antagonist, with moy,. effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Republican Buiidozing A DemO.
cratic Negro Shot Do1n.
pc i'' fe-r>'n 70 ''e oi'n''oa'l

NYTHEymLE. November 2. 1874.
Information h1- just been received here
OF the shooting of Henry Newton, 4 colOred
Democrat, near iieuiy scho0I-hou>c, in
this county. The facts are these: New
ton. " hose duty il was 10 relieve smother
collier about midnight, was on his way for
that purpose. when he WAS fred upon by
parties concealed in the brush. The shot
taking effect, hc ran back home. and at
daylight again started. when he was shot
down by unknown parties, Two Of whom
lee saw. He SAYS hi- life has been threaten
ed Nv "a number oi Republicans on account
oi hI, Democratic politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

Nv frcgraph u Ihc DIspalch.I
NEW YORK, November 3.-Fir,t race
$3.50. three fOurthS Of milc--won by
Robert Brewster; Miller second. Time,
l:3lt.
second race--pur.e $50, one an one
eighth milc>-I'nknown won: LittlA Dan
second. Time, 2;03t.
Third ucc-SiOo. all ages, one aud one
fourth milcs-Lttle Fred won: Jim Car
isle second. Sjmc. 2:lS!.
Fourth rae. purse 500, seven eighths
OF a mi,e-Bluc Bell won: Periclss second.
Time. 1876.
Fifth racc-pursc $3.50. one mile-Little
Minch won: Delillh second. Time, l:iSl
GO to the poll, before breakfast, II you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
New Railroad 0nepcd.


Paw AbEIPIuA, November 3.-1h- New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
was opened its entire length, from D'lmlr
70 Cape Charles, to-day. The road aApris
rev and short connection for through
southern business. being l4D miles shorter
than the present line 10 New York. aad
~ aking the trip in ten hours rs against
seventeen h0urs at present. II traverse,
a country rich in farm products. and viii
develop large territory. \ transfer boat
will connect with train, at Norfolk about
the middle Of tins month. when through
line OF Pullman ears will be put on. The
company has in course OF construction =
line iron steamer. which will be finished III
Malch. and which will transport car,
across tie Chesapeake bay 10 Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
DINPiDDiE.
New Po,t-pGicr,-ILc Virginia and North
Carolina Railroad.

New Po>t-p G'cr,-ILc Virginia and North
Carolina Railroad.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Disp'jch.l
GUNS Hill. November !. 1882.
We have NJ last succeeded in getting 4
carrier for our now mail route from Sn
Moiino 20 Church road, on the Norfolk
and Western railrold. We have three new
o0iccs-to wit. Burnt Quarter. Meridian,
and Guns Hill. This viii be great con-
ycui,ucc TO Il large number II our people
who have DCcn heretofore deprived 81 mail
privilege.
The commissioners appointed by orr
County Court At the October term 10 l>ecr-
t.iu the damages 10 the farms Of Mr..
Rcadc, { W. >pcei, Dr. u. w. Lissitcr.
Nr. John McGiil. Nj. Cherries Gercckc, ".
u. Faconcr, JUDGE L. II. Jones. Jr.. Mcssrs.
J. {. smith. and Buiord. on account Of The
riglt OF way of The Virginia and North
Carolina railroad. finished their inspection
of said farms on yesterday. and have been
examining witnesses all This morning at
The office Of Judge Il. II. Jones u TO the
actual values OF said properties and the
damages thereto on account uf said RICH,
Of wav. The rep0r, Of the commissioner,
will bc acted upon hv Judge Epc, al the
next term of the County Court.
TIE member, of the Montrose GrayS held
tLeir annual fairon the 30jh Of October. II
was pronounced TO be a success.
We had light rainfall in Our section on
Tuesday night. and again on Thursday
ni-ht Of This week. but not enough to
soften the land for plouehing or 70 raise
The streams.
We expect to poll a full vote for Clevc-
land and llcndrci;, and Or. George T..
IiYcs OF the 4fh. fGANK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

Make it your duty to rebukc the deputy
marshal ourag" by voting tin Gr,t thing
tls mOruiD".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Virginia. Timr. minute and 4, sccoad.

Virginia. Timr. minute and I, sccond.
Pre-, goiJ.plsted cup.
The fat race Of 100 yard, was won nv Mr.
Alien roi,s.sof Richmond. Time. ,oI soc.
ondS. Prize. : tine pocket.book.
Those VINO attended this celebration will
desire 20 see The next, N IL WA a SIGHT 60
make glad the hearts OF parents, teacher.
and scholars.
The ili9h school has over one hundred
scholars, and all appear TO be in good health.
Mssicr Allen Potts. or your city, carried
of tMcc out Of seventeen prizes offered.
OHsFRypR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
NEW YoRK sToGR MARKET.

Ngw York, November 3.--The stock mar
to-day was quiet and generally ilrm. the
announcement Of further cuts In passenger
rates having little or no effect on prices.
At TIE opening the market was irregular,
but s0on became firm, snd there was an ad'
vanc, Of toll, Lackawanna leading. Near
the close Grangers and trunk lines weak
encd. selling down 10 I. The market
closed Irregular. Compared with Satlir-
days closing prices, Canada Pacific. Lake
Shore. Kansas and Texas, New YORK Cen
trsl. Oglaha preferred. Erie. Northern Pa
dlic. and Oregon Transcontincntal SIRE u
: lower. aud Cbicsgo, Burlington aad
Quincy. Northwest. 81 Paul. Lack,wan-
ms. Missouri Pacific. Jersey Central. Pacific
N.il. Texas Pacific. Union Pacific, and
Western Union sire Isl higher. sales
$4,000 shares. Holiday tomorrow.
AOOn.-Stocks strong. Money, La per
cent. EXciange-Long. F9Sais): short
is3lsiSSt. Governments dull. states hrm
krtnjng. Exchange. ts0s. Money, iial
per cent. Sub-1rcssurY uallnccs- cod.
sizs. 1913: currency, rl0.iG5. Government,
stioug; per cents. 1921; 3pcr cents. 1904
L:d. State to1ds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Arc Ynn In fnAnr OF

" The necessary reduction IN fara'ion,
dnd limitation thereof 10 the couniryS
needS. should De eJ,cted rllom dcpriviag
hmer'oan tabor ot me oJRitv 10 compete
successfully ,cih torcigp fn5or. and ,oithoui
,,"l"r'ng The interests Of orr idJoriag popu.
l0hon."
II so. vote the Democratic ticket. That
u what The Democratic party Is pledged to.
That is what CLEVELAND IL pledged 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Total In October, 1884 .2.o42 90 II
Total ia october, 1913 4,O29 1874 81

Very little doing. Sales were made Of 4
few hoesheads medium wrappers and sonle
common filters. Loose receipts very light.
DARK TOBACCO.
LugS: Common, Si.J0sJ.j0; good. S6as5.
Leaf: Common. sI.j0aSS.j0; good, va
$40; line, sllaSl2.
SUN-CCRED.
Lug, Common, sJasG sound. s6.J0aSs.
Leaf Common, SSaSD; medium, s9.J0l
Sll; good, Sll3aSl6; fine, s20aS3J.
BRIGHT TOBACCO-AANCFACTu.
Smokers: Common, Sl0aSl3; good, slla
ST.; fine, S20aS27.5O.
Filters: Common red. Sass; good col
Dry. s9aSll good bright, sl2ssl3; very
good 10 fine, SljaS20.
Wrappers: Common, sl3iSl6; good
medium. sl1as90; good to very good mi.
hOgany. s22 00aS3O; good bright, s3..5Ol
$3.50; very good bright to tine, si0aSj5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY. No Iembcr 3, 1884

MONDAY. NoIemhcr 3, 1884.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Butt.r. Eggs, t0,ciS. LGyd, Corn Meal.
Butter: Strictly prime, aSa30c. active :
good to prime, 23a2jc.; poor 10 fair, lea
a0c. cooking, l2ll5c.
Eggs: Fresh, 24125e.; good demand.
Live Fowls; Large hens. 25e.; small,
20c.: chickens, large, a2c.; smaller
size, i0aljc.
Dressed Fowls Chickens, snail, iiilJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
4 MARKED DIFFERENCE.

NEARLY ALL OF ORR CLOTWNG-MrN'>.
BOYS. AND CHLDREN>-HAS EVERY IP-
PF AEANCE OF REGULAR CUSTOM WORK.
WE'RE CONSTANTLY on THE OH vIyE.
AND THERE'S SCARCELY \ WEEK THAT
PASSES But WHAT WI MAKE SOME M
PGoYFMENT or ADD SOME EMEEiLIsH-
NENT TO OR ALREADY QUITE PERFECT
GARMENTS. WI DON'T PIT BIG PILES
uF THE SAME SUITS, OvEIrOAr,, OK
TROUSERS on ORR TABLEs-Nu. STREE
BCT SHOW FEW OF 4 KIND, THOUGH
MANY KINDS, AL NEW TASTY. FASHION
ABLE. DRE>SY rEoPLE DON'T LIKE TO
81 RlGGEB OFT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE.
rEOrLE WHO ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT
THEIR CLOTHES ARE GENERALLY SUITED
HEGE, BECAUSE orr CLOTHING l. TAI
LOE-LIKE EVERY WAY. AND. ABOVE ALL.
IT FITS.
HOWEVER SELECT. ATTRACTIVE, A\D
REALLY HANDSOME OUR STOCK NAY BIZ,
WERE NEVER SATISFIED WITHOUT HAV-
ING SCORES or RARE AND PRETTY
STYLES NOT TO BE HAD ELSEWHERE.
II THE LINE OF oVEgCOATS WE ARE
HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE ALL
OTHERS, From me IMPORTED THAT COST
$40 DOWN TO THE wEAR-NoU-wFLL AT
o.. FACT. THE STORE SLAMMED WITH
TIE GOOD THINGS IN THE WAY Oh
CLOTHES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
KhR6EIS BY TELEGRAPH.
\EM YORK.

Nkw foHT, November Cotton steady ;
sales, pa bales; uplands. 9ic.; Orleans,
l0ic. consolidated net receipts, 6s.29i
bales; eXports--to Great Britain. 23,0!j
bales; TO the continent. 1887 bales.
Southern -four steady. whest-Spot tribe
higher. closing firm; uograded rcd, 63a
Sc. No. 2 red, Sstas5ic.; November, STA
SAFE. Corn-Spot saic. better, CLOSING
firm; TN. raded. 53a544c.: ungraded white,
60aGic.; No. ,, November. 5aia53c. Oats a
shade stronger; No. =. 3ila32tc. Hops
unchanged. Coffee Spot fair; Rio quiet
at 9ic.; No. I, Rio. spot, SS.l0. Suylr
steady and quiet; fair to good refining,
. 1870 Slice reiincd higher; G, ila5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Governor cleveland at Home

~ telegraph tO the bispdtch.i
BUFFALO. November Ex-Governor leye-
land arrived here this morning at 1:3j
O'Clock. accompanied by his friend. +. D..
Tuthill. OF the Tiht House, and Mr.. Tut
hills nephew. The Governor declined the
use Of Mr.. Tuthi's carriage. and quietly
strolled 10 his usual breakfaSting restaurant,
vixen. after pariakiug OF hearty meal. he
repaired to his rooms over his 0hicc. aud
later. OF about 10 o'clock, he was ut his desk
Governor would arrive this afternoon. and
preparation had been made 20 give him 4
reception. About 4 O'Clock he left his Of
fee and stroicd leisurely mp 10 the Tiff
House. lie was attred in a handsome
suit OF black brcad-clOth, and APP
peared 10 be in very good health. lie was
in excellent spirits. and frequently stopped
on the sidewalk 10 chat Familiarity for
moment or two with some friend. To an
Associated Press reporter he said. - | am
in excellent health, and NOR than pleased
10 be at my old home again. He states
that the NEST cheering news had come to
him from almost every quarter, and the
prospects Of the success OF the Democratic
ticket he considered quite bright. In an
,wer 10 question a. 10 what he thought OF
the State OF New York, hc replied that he
must decline 10 give an opinion. and referred
the interviewer to Mr.. McCaine, whom be
sid could better answer that question than
himself. He Will remain here until Tues
dav. and will vote in his Old di>lrictin the
Ninth Ward.