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/ PCZZLE FOR NATCRiLISIS.
IuincE>e Teeth Uncovered 10, cn Feet Below
the surface.


\ WOrct >icr Mas SPECIAL says There
was displayed at the rooms OF the WorccS-
tcr-COunty Natural Historical Society last
ey,nmg eight teeth OF an immense animal
found upon The farm Of william L. Nav
naid, in shrewsbury. \ party OF local en-
Icr;s visited the spot to-day and found
thlt the teeth were uncovered seven
feet below the surflcc OF the ground,
Close 10 the bed rock. IN >Oil cOm-
posed OF dccayed vegetable matter.
-Four of the teeth are about 4, by . inches
Oh their cutting surface and or more
inches deep. with wcll-dcfned roots. The
surface or chewing face Of these teeth il
dcep,Y serratcd. each surface showing
showing three pairs of elevations, with
wcll.dctincd indcntations between each
rain, running cr0sswayS OF the tco'h or OF
the mouth, while the dcUrcSsi0nS between
each two points are less marked. These
ScTfaiious are an inch or more in height.
and thCv arc AL cu>cd with hard, bright
enamel OF hlui>h cast. a. fine aud smooth
~ agate. Their surfaces show traces Of
the giiBdin. thew were once called upon
10 perform, aud thew are in the quirtCitc
pair whose Sclrited surfaces iii quite
clOSalv into each other, u though they
wire from The upper and under Jaws.
l here are four teeth rather larger Than
those With the same scrrationN, but lacking
Tie roots and the enamel. Their substance
- hard but has an appearance like cork IN
rnlcI. One or more OF these seem 10 De
cny the cap or grinding surface OF the
tooth from which O softer portion had fallen
away. They sug-cS, the rooliess iirSi teeth Of
child in this respect. Resides the teeth sew
cIal fragments Of bone have been found. bu,
they ere too far dccsycd to justify any GER
tain interference OF their location 10 Tie
body. They are thin Nholh, some OF them
appearing like portions Of the skull, while
one Is a section OF a CYLINDER, three inches
OF more IN diameter ana several inches
long. Tho discovery has caused sen>a-
ton among local na'urahsts, and system
attic search for more relies will be at once
beeun. II IL coniectured from the size OF
the teeth that II the animal was quad
ruped he must have been ut least fifteen
time ~ large az horse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
A Robbers suicide In Prison.
tBy telegraph to the Disp1tch.l

''E' " wv
GgFENYIiLD. MASS. November 10
Frank and John Hall were arrested late
l'st night at Aiicr's Falls hy Sheriff Bry-
ant for The robbery Of Picrcc's store in this
town. The men made desperate resist
auce. bur were finally OverpOwcred. The
keys OF Picrcc's mOney.drawcr and 40 OF
the stolen money were found on their per
sons. Al po0n to-day Frank Hall commit
ted suicide in the lookup by swallowing =
large quantity Of arsenic. His brother
claims that Frank has been employed in
liosioD rs a car-conductOr. but the ;o'icc
believe that both men We're professional
cf.ick Smen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
The Late senator Anshouy's Sue
Ce@sOr.

iBy Telegraph to the DiSps'ch.I
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., November i9.-Goy-
ernGr Brown to-day appointed Hon. Will
liam u. Sheffield. Of Newport. TO the United
States senate TO succeed the late Senator
Anthony until The assembling OF the Lcgi.-
lature in january. the session when a sen
ai"r will he elected. MIR. Sheffield in 1861
VS. elected representative to the Thirty
seventh Congress - Il Republican. AMI
served until 1863. He was a member Of
the committee which revised the State laws
in 1863. and hes probably had more 10 do
with shaping the statutes A. they stand
than any other person, and has been re-
sarded for a long time as one Of the best
Interpreters OF Rhode Island law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

auss wv. J. - Ysss'''ss 100
~. u sst y.
sumsc' Iunes VI
S"ucss UNIV. ~
bahu otfHw Issve.
Iaiiow 6sIc. psr poHnd'
Wool: Washed, Ja2Sc. unwsshed, ~. ;
hirry wool VIII brine from 3tS &C. pei
Pound less Than the above rates.
CEMENT. LINE. PLASTER, e.
Cement: Rosenda'c. Sit0asi@ pr OAR
REV James k.vrr, si.teI.s0.
line: Agricultural. Sale. pei busnc' |;
nocslald, ei.!aassst. 90 per barrel sccar-.as;
&c ersrsity; virginia, Siset TO-
Plaster Lump, ~ per ton grsssd, fI.sv
calcined piaster, si.76
Tar: Large size. e35o.
pruss. pYHsTvyys, sfIs. az.
Alum: &c.
Alcohol: 1850 per gallon.
Concentrated I've: ss.J5ss3.5a PER case
Of four dozen.
Copperas: &c.
COcbinesl: soc. per pound.
Extract 81 i,ogwood Ice.
Indigo: s0na0c
Madden Iic.
Oils Linsccd, &c. machine, 25sl5c.
Sperm. $50; whale, 15c.; srllts,
Aas0c. Lalssdcr~cod oil, 50a60c. lard. f3a
soc.; sweet. 81 per dozen; be.t ssaa,
$50: CASTOR, si:Go per gaiiohi y0xtu,'
iuhicaing' i9afoc.; kefose"e' "'' cs'"'
pf eahon. ,..
hasc "iug'i ,s,o' ,.,,.,.
SOus: SAT- itasc'' U" heSsi hnS"'"
SOFA. &C. Ahhct"hu' o!ssV'
opiiits iufpehohe' h"'
DRY f.00nH.
Prints: Mgrimack. 5ic. Mcrrimsck
Siwting, &C.: Ric imond. 5ic.;. South
liudge. Jse.; Pacific, &C. , DunneFs, 53c.;
AiIon's, 5sc.; Manchester. osc.; Wishing
ton. J5c.; Mallory FINK, bsc., BshOry
Purple, G5c.; simpson Mourning. &C.;
simpson, Grey, &c.. SIMPSON Black. &C.,;
Harmony. &C.. Ashland Solid. 5sc.
Bleacheil Shirtings and Shcctlngs: rs
security, &C.. rs Jack liorner, Ole. ~
Edward Harris. G3c.; ~ Fairmont, Gte.
IS Pelham Q, 6.c.; "A Gladiator. ST.;
~ Barker, Sc; ~ Farewell &C.. Il
WSuTegan. iOc.; iO-f M0nadhocS, Eye;
lea Pcquot, SOC.
lrown cottons Manchester A., 4ac.
Manchester "A A. y, De-; Rockbridge
ii Il. r.. &C.. JamcS River .. o.. 4lc.;
lanes River II. H., SIC. James River ".
D.. Gee.
rogEIGs FRUITS AND caSor.
Candy: ,OaI,c. pcr pound. as TO quality.
Lemons M,.sslnia, S4asj per box; Va
lcncias and Parlerno. 50 .5Oas3. 30 per box.
Oranges: Florida. s2asi per box; i,
GOOD demand.
GROCERIES. &c.
bacon. Clear.rib sides very scarce. ia
,sic >bouldc,s s;,0c y,rv;nia shoul.
- a. Vir1i,;, ham, f,ncy LARGO ia
,n 80 "s' IT. "i L,,,s
~ hill ID h,,,t Shoulder &c
Enei,cis. psir,cd tw" hoons &, s,a
Z, ~. ,hr.o hSon. Z, eo,so
~ no, rnn.S IT, %UoP S,r;nS sI,s, "a ,hrc.
.,,;r@s - "a . four strin,s - oi,ai IN.
E,skcts WiIInw. si.i5lai. 70 per nest:
mil. G5aa0c pcr dozen.
CofIce. MO common. IOlaIlc.: fair to
prime. lIiaIac. LagIayra, tlAalsc.; Java,
is,as,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
\ terrible Tragedy i'm Alabama.

THT IttgIdpN y -FV IT'FI'I''' III
CHATTANOOGA. November iJ.-NeW>
rcae bed this city to-day Of terrible ira
eedy At ClsysSille, Marshall county, Aih.
A special 10 the Times from that pace
says y. A. Howard entered the house oil
farmer nsmed Peake, while the family
were dining, 10 settle an old ieud. when
Howard went into the room Peake shot
bin through the abdomen, infic,lne fatal
wound. In his dying throes Howard
raised his SHOTGUN. fired. and killed both
fsale and his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, November ~. 1891.
with The exception OF Il few sales Of old
wrgppcr>. but little was done on Exchange.
Loose sales are rather small.
DARK TOBACCO.
Luss: 1omm0n. si.jOsJ.jO: good, sGisI.
i.cai: Common. S;.j0asS.j0: good, -,
Sl0: tuc. SLASH.
SUN-CUREp.
Lue-: Common, sjlsG "Ound, r6.J)lss.
Leaf Common. $3.50; medium. r9.j0I
Sll; good, silAaslJ; fine s20asSj.
BRIGHT CO-MASrFACrrRlNG.
Smokers: Common, SlOISl3; good, Slia
81; fine, S30aS27.50.
Filler-: Common red, sass; good col
DRY. s9aSll; good bright, Slsasl3; very
good Ia fine. SljaS20.
Wrappers: Common. Sl3iSiG: good
medium. slIaS30: good 10 very good ma
hogany. go jOasaD; good bright. So. joa
s371.jo; very good bright to fine, ~iOasjj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Failure.


H. telegraph 10 the Dspatch.l
NEW NOEK, November l9-jaInes W.
BoutOn. importer OF books, has assigned.
with preferences amounting TO S28Gjs.
He was wei known aS dealer in old and
rare books, and was supposed to he worth
SlG0. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
One Cent Zinc and Costs.

INV telegraph W tie D,p0tch.i
PTTSDURGH. November ia special
dispatch 10 the Chronicle 1cieqropk from
Washington, Pa, says: Forty coal-miners,
including President Costello. Of the Miners
Union, charged with conspiracy for inter-
ferIDg with non-UuIon wOrkmen during
The late Fourth.post strike, to-day entered
a plea Of non rOtuat conteadere, aud were
each fined one cent and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
THROUGH THE STATE.
PgTi RSBU.g AND vicIsITY.
Rs5eiciss over she Mud ef sec sssaai reeiius-
tiusin~ss Ncs~s- Railroad Mawsrs.

Eusinsss Nct<s~Natlfaad MATTERS.
Icofrsss aocees Of Tho lsich o,ond p.spsul.t
vosfsggg 10, 1891.
Thc source of the slnc rest rejoicing
among o., Democrats Il this ely aud see.
tion sl,,ists not so much from the belief
that thor viii bc n chsnge Of Officers
Throughout the country - from the belief
that The hsugc IN The National Goyern.
mcBt VII destroy all ssc;loaal feeling aud
rotor race aod good wl, among the peo.
PIE OF n land This. iar above any other
fact. II scmed cause sun lent for the
greet n oicings spparen; al all sides.
The Uri ca Aproaiattax Canal COMPANY
are huslt NJ nutnberol boats at the basin.
IN .ac vV,iero part OF this city, which are
10 10 placed on that line ~ s,on a. the work
81 repairs and cleaning ca, sha; be COM
pie,cd. Thrsc boats are - run 10 aDd fro
through lbe whole lenetS 81 the canal.
touching 4 all points whtre frciQhts can
be coliec ID. This canal was many years
ago one Of The lsreest ico dcFs 30 our city.
aud under the new mana cement. backed by
capital aBr energy. IL VII again I've The
means Of bringing large quantities OF pro-
ducc 10 this market.
The eottoe crop In this section has been
prttN hlly gathered anil housed. In
quantity IL is below the average. a large
area was planted This y0T In peanuts, ia
which many planters merely experiment.
sd--to lhtir dissdysniasc, y il feared, II II
may be Judged from the declining market
In conversation yesterday with one OF
our cotton fsctOre II was harmed that there
j. poor prospects tor the resumption of
Mnik by any number OF oIr cotton mills.
The stock OF manufactured goods ia the
county is too large 10 render further pro-
,luction q this time profitable.
Tbs min last night and To- day has proved
very acceptable: hut the farmers say they
want thHc or four days Of good. steady
rain. There has been no rain Of eon>c-
ailtnce IN this section since the early part
81 July.
The Husiiags Court. which only finished
tie business OF the october term on Satur-
day last, viii commence its November term
io.m0frow. Ii the civil cases IN c0nnec.
lion with the Planters and Mechanics Bunk
come mp at this term. 1t will probably b.
prolongcd some days beyond the usual
time. The lsud condemnation eases OF the
Virginia aud Carolina railroad will come
up fCr action this week.
II j. announced that the grading on The
Nilaniic snd Banyilc railroad has been
completed % liicksiord, and that rails have
been laid TO Holloway rver, in Grcenville
county. Whether OF not the road will be
pushed beyond HicksIord d, this time is
noi known.
The forest Gres in this section during
The drought were quite destructive Of tim
lvr and cord-wood, but - far rs known
no dwellings were burned.
The Petersburg delegation 20 the Rich
lnond demonstration arrived home this
morning shout hsli.past O'Clock. y little
chilled ~ the weather, but otherwise Gu
f'rclr satisfied with their visit. Had the
weather zen fair. many hundreds OF our
people would have gone over.
hOHIN ADAIW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

se s,, the drngstor- Of :. A. Barnes;
~ n'r'ews estine-,aIoou; the sforrs os
~, NJ ana =. Y. Wells, Mn. N. C. Hoover
q Co. snd J. ". Williams 4 Co.. and some
suia'fr buildings were consumed. TIC
nie s"ep, Away every h,sinesS.i,ousc east
o, 'he ha.lroad. and Il ascribed 10 an lucen.
e"f!' Iherc was no insurance whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

- Two ,t,le, NOBgY PLAID fEOCK or
--> SACK SUITS. piicc Ia, bccn $50. W.
large ioi Of Tia. go,ds low. 80 Nh" =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Wster.liae Between Virginia ana
Maryland.
10y telcsrspb 10 the ~ patch,

Toy UIrgFHTD 10 FnF IlfEP"tN"'I
ANNAPOLIS, Nd. November 49, Cbarles
Jupken, Of the United States Coast survey,
Is here to-day 70 complete arrangement TO
place the hroys that are 10 mark the wafer
line tetween Maryland aud Virginia. Tue
buoys werc omitted by the commissioner
Who adjusted the boundary. aud they be-
come necessary as protection 10 the oyster
interests OF the Two STATES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Train Wrecked.

l,'v telegraph to the Dispatcii.l
NEW ORLEANS, November ia special
to the Pica,a'ne from Delta, La, saws: The
west-bound freight train on the Vicksburs.
Shreveport aud Pacific railroad was
wrecked this morning near RagYllle. La
-Four iramps are reported to have breu
lilisn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
Susnr.gIOuse Burned.

Nv tclcrraph 10 the Dsplfchl
NEW ORLEANS. November lO.-Thc SUI
gar.housc OF Armdut plantation. st. james
parish, owned by Oliver l;eirnc. with
$4,000 pounds OF sugar, was burned to-day.
Loss S1.D.0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
LINE. CEMENT, &C.

- OOO BARRELS FRESH RON,
C,lUJO LAND LIME. per schooner A ia
Keen. now due. Tor ale low from vest. ~ , -
fYcsh stocks Hofrndalc Cement. Caicined r'..s,,
scotland Imported Ceniept. james River Cene
Lsths, Piasterins, Hair, fire Brick aud Sp p,r
Fool Seventeenth ffrrei. sonih side po'N'
ssnsc, r2s,, Lump sea t.found cluster
no 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
nLD DoNuSIoN STEAMSHIP fT1
" lONPANf. s.nAAl
UoR NEW YoRk.-rhe oa .eim

EOR NEW iORk.-Tbe Ola u SfA
L Dominica Steamship Company Sshkn6
fIopoeeI saiiInc@ Tor ne vel 60 i0vlng an:
MfANOkE. CAPTAIN re LPilpis. FRIDAY,
NOveI Der 1lI. AZ 2 o'cioN. p. ".
ROANOkk, Captain Cocoon. SUNDAY, No-
yember 23d. az O'Clock 4. ~
OLD DOMINION. Clptsi6 SIIrH' III ENDAf,
November 20'h. a, o'ciot : r. "
Frtizflt received until ! o'c.ocS T.. VI. Fri-
dsy, O'Clock T. ". saturday, and to o'"oeS r.
d. fussdsv.
ThToughbiJs Of iadibr sigued, sad goods for.
vaIded win Dispatch 20 sn roInis nof,h. soath
f.f>t and wet. sl~o "a foreign port.
Pas~suatr aectmDOiliton- unsIrpas1rd.
lstin fare TO hev York iaciwl,Ag meals ami
term, siu. FooDS-irip tirkets. slc. >terr1gr
WITH .vb ifenee. "; withcs,i -.lhsisfrOe ~.
PaSstngtrs beIVinS Richmond bs the hcss-
psah4 sBe ohio rsifsSy - 500 A. ". IN NeS-
Io<t~ NCRsl snG The Richmond and Peter ,Dnfr
rsi.ro>ui ~ 100 A. ". on MONDAYS. Ttf--
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, sud SATURDAYS WI
nskt connection at NORFOLK vita steamer
HAVING ihoee days
Eorffsight OF passage Apply 10
GEORGE ". AT.Lf.N 90. tsruis,
90 - foNDsny NhgFi EOcsrit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
A North Casesins Village swept ny
,rmnh 20 ,lc p,snateh.I

ny IelefrIh 20 tic D'spstch.I
RIyfcu, n. g.. November i9.--Tcisnot,
. village on the Wilmington and Weldon
rs,lrosd. WIS destroyed by tire this morn.
irg. Lo.s, $4,000. The store and goods
Of H. i. TurnluH aud w. u. and james
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. November Virginia 6's.
consolidated, 20; past-duc coupons, s. !;
new l0-t0S. 80; new IS. 81. North Caro-
lima g., old, 100. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

We quote: Fine, S2@s2.J,; superiin'.
q. s50S3; extra, S3j0Gs3.90: family, 81
st<5; Patent family, country, .S5&S5 81.
Market very duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

POET 0F EICuaUND. Nov EsnkR 10. 1854.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. t,incrl. Norfolk. Unite~i states
matt met hsndist. aud passengers. o.. n. Tstasa,
seeot
raIk Dia,s Dutch, Heychen. Flo Dc Jascir,,
isnr.
Hark Man.aclha Dutch, ~. RIO 6rsntc do
sol or Icio,ss. iour; vessel. Curtis Parker.
POET OF NETWORKS NEWS, NOV. 10. 1884,
10y Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamship Manhattan, steven, New York, and
salcd for We Point.
steamship Old Dominion, smith, Richmond. aad
sailed for Norfolk.
steamship pempton tGermanl. IfiR-cn, New
port. England, u load ce,ton.
SAILED.
Schooner Edith :. Wright. Wight. Eilim'r r.
lumber.
SCHOONER Robert MORGAN, Crosslcy. Port Ss,ont!,,
y. H., coal Chez tpcskU nod Ohio railway.
schooner ~ q. French, heih. >OriiSk.
>'oamer D3Har t6eTmsnl Bremen, having
rnaci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
HERE ARE SOME CHOICE PLUMS
FOR BARGAIN APPIE,I,TonS.


urcT ARE SOME CHOICE PLUMS
,,,,. -, go. ,,,,,,,,. ..
a.. ~.
AZ
- ono iot-iwcrtv-two, an told -FINE>T
--oErAIAXIA-NIII ,IINCHu.LAS. hncd
throughput win skinner, bts, ATTN: hSr.
gain # $50. Thee. however 20 al
-
......,.,. ,,,,,
......., ..,,., .9s nvrpcot,
III
.rx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

bsi<t; ssom reFipts. po9 bslrs; eaiee.
-; aock. xs.4/0 l3'Ies.
sAvAkxAn Ca. Nnscmher n = ,(io
6sm; middiirg. 0i3 15c. Net receipts,
$500 hairs; gross rcceipss. S.f0t biles;
salrs, $500 bales; stock, tli.s35 bales; ex.
Ors's-- ecast~f~, I Gil bases.
Au0CsTA. GA. Sovesssr lg.--Cottoa
Nas,iy; IDiddInx. DC. Receipts, iGg bales:
sfs ~ ents, ------; sales, Laid tsales
CHARLESTON. r c., Npwcmbsr la.--t'st-
ter quics niddIipes. Zoe. Net reccspis.
5,.sg baIes; grNs rceipts. $50 balcs |;
sales. 1885 bales: siock. Ss.6aS bslss.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
wsw YORK. November lotion Net
rsc~ip,s. AS bahr; gross receipts. G,3is
bales. Futures closed weak: ssles. 100, zoe
tnles; November, $40 ysaSi0.44: Dec M
her, so. .g5aff0.35; January. SO. tossio.t5;
February, $40 ;,sssto.59; March. sio!s;
April. sla.sGssi0ss; Nsv. Silasii.M:
June. sii.f3asii.i4; July. S1i.sfssii.ss;
August, si1.3fasii.3G.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lrenorted Tor the Disrs,eh.i
NOVEMBER i9.--Bcst hand-Nckcd. SsJs'.
ptr pound: second grade, sc. per pound
isrnnrs' goods. &aSic. per Mound. Msrkst
quiet. Sales OF 30 bags n Babe. perponad.
Receipts for the week. 1888 bags; reccia''
since October Isl. 5s,3ss bay; stock on
hand, 1850 tags.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20

Tram No. 30 Through Passenger stops NJ al ~
lions. connecting at kcyssile TOT sil points =.
aud ". railroad; At Suthefiin's With " uon sn6
Snherlin Marrow -dsuEe railroad fof Nu,oa; -
trsnsforO' Tor all poinio GA -alctn Branch 81
salisbury tor AT points IN Weston North OAr~-
iina rsilfn,d; at Atlanta for all points south ans
Southwest
Trsln No. SO Through pas Acnger sni mail sscs.
az salisbury, tire nsbOro', Rcids,ilc, Htzh P0fat
bonneville. Lexington, aud concord, betweeo
RE hnioId aud Danvlilc, connecting at sulisss-
Inns with Miltoa sDi ~aiheFlin Nssrow-tsawse
railroad for Milton. a. urccus) 300 for all po1nks
>aicm Brsnch snd North i'arolins IL i.oo -
Charlotte With Charlotte columbia snd Augusta
rsiroad tor Columbia Augusta. savannah, aae
t'orid3 p0nl>, and al points IN the coafb zee
tTrsiu No. 30 "a Richmond and Mcckionbuvs
Ialiroad runs dIiis except sunday.
Trsps iron, the south arrive NJ Richmond Of zoe
Al NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
DILL ELPHlA RICH. sSk
NoND AND NORFOLK
srx,asu,p fnuPA<

EAMSiilP 60 NFA\f.
Appointed sailing dlsys. kvery TUESDAY and
FRIDAY ~ ~ NJ, and ever, SUNDAY al . n
N.
fF,iyh, Tor fusds ~ aof Fr,day,' steamer. re-
esiyed iiii II 80 A. NJ. TOR s4iEds,s st'smer an
=. NJ. saturday. trelshi rceivcd tlily IAl D
PM
faFr- -.
Fof further la!"rtn alton. apr,y ~
J. e. Moo AkHlih.
General soaineyn AGENT Ofi.,e fo-s,'is
wp.tiYDk & 90.
40 10 f,eafrai As nls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA. November ~, 1884.

OFFERINGS.
WBEAr.-Whilc, $50 busheb. Mixed.
10 bushels. Red, LIS bushels. Total.
Las bushels.
C0PN.-White, Us bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whtc, - bu,hci, good at soc.
Mixed, 80 bushel. very good at Ole. Red,
1872 bushels common 10 very good Long
berry at - to 93c. iSS bushels common 10
very good Shortberry at 50 to SSc.
Constantine. 40 bushels very good TO
prime AZ - 10 Ole.
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,,s,.fs,a.. nrcmd prcp.ratsom

|. the .lfonges, Laking-powdcr made. Try
II. II Is unfi,alied.
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TOHAssO.

CAUTION CONsU AER> ~
Y "pift'> BtSI~ TOBACCO s,ti r.et's us-
tee sstrtuy ihe yellow tss On ssu,> a,1 ~ ~ a
9ihef toh,seos are neias placed On ths mtrkes
NTH tag siosslzr ~ colegios TO ne " nWs b>te
tsE, rsa n~y uis.@sd eecsnwscs of,a.s cricSsssrs
brad az tobacco. lohe rsGain<. ere little yc>soW
inr na,s have IN "a lssns EsS." IL AaylVa -
NJ s.A tcs ne Mii's sei,os tse. A. nwHestss ~
= bsits i;est," AND zee that ysn c' abet va ~
Coz. ~ i.1A
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ST. LOUIS.

~. LoUIs. November l3.-Flour IN
changed. Wheat slow and lower; We. >
red. TSiaI4c. cast; I3sc. November. Corn
slow and about stesdy 3Isa;Sc. cash; Jl.a
31sc. November. Oats dull; 2iIa2+,c C..
cash. Whisky steady n sl.la. Pork lower
at $ll.2jaSll.50. Bnik-mests lower; Ion.
clear. $40: short-rib, sG.2J; stort clear.
Sc 30. Bacon weak; lon. clear. $50; short
rib. ,G2ii clear. S7,s7ia$s. Lard dull and
nominal,
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The Cholera in Paris.

~ tiIII" Y" UT IIIatEIt'H'I
Pans. November 19.-Thcrc were II
deaths from cholera yesterday, I'LL but 10 Of
which occurred in hospitals. TIP TO noon
to-day 40 fresh eases hid been admitted
into the hospitals, and there had been four
deaths.
PARIS. November 19.-From midnight 10
Il o'clock this evening there were four
deaths from cholera in the city and ten IN
the hospitals. Nine deaths today are re-
roIicd at Oran and two at Marks.
PAEs. November l0.-Thcfe was one
death from cholera at Nport today and one
at Berry.
Public speakers and singers find Il. II
Douglass q Sons Cap~icum Coush-props
sure remedy for hOarscncss.
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EItIisiiT

FRIGHT.
Freight received daily tor Norfolk, Portslnp,th,
Smlthhe'd, ard Hampton Washington, 10. g.;
Sewhcrs, WallnRiOn, ard Tasboro \. g, aii,i al
point 10 Eastern North CsrolinJ al-o. TOE East
sru shore Of Nifg MA, and an regular ldnd,ns, 90
Jsmcs river, AZ uvFSr RAIHs, sad through
bilIs lssued. l.. ". TATUh. SuOsrlniendcnt.
o. I Ne 100 N1in ,tf,-'t anu f;sshrtt-.
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sDsilY. tDsiiy texerpt ssads,.
STOPPING pLAcEs.
Nos a. sad ~ make no stops M. A'Nyps -
fhssitf. No. as stofe NJ HsneEs-scr. OreuRYo
uIsa, asutrsiia, and chester. Ma. "a sud 4s 49,
IS aisntbs-ser. Csutfsifs. aad Chester. Nos So
20. q. IA. ~, aud f2 stop At all sss,icss Nss,
nd stop "a ali stations excrpi Temples.
PULLMAN CAR-sExviCE.
On trains Nos 90 and a.. s.cepinx esrs he wee
skd l3. siespias szrs hcs~scs Wsshinr,oa -
Iset sensfll~. TN Tfsil Nos. ~ and -. Seep-
inc. cars belween New Ye<t and Jssksouv'tsr.
Tlif ONLY AtI-RAiL LINZ To NORfo1A
LEAVE Ageiyu.
gtci mona,.. ic4a A. n. Norfolk. 1855 2. =.
Norfoik..... 1870 A. 81. (Iichmoad IsslS q. y.
NcrfaIk.... 126 y. ". I Ricbnoad o:ts y. IL
Trains az snd 2S make close connection 70 esf
from tsfmsfiie, Lyneatafg. anil spsthwe.tegn
l-Dints, and vxv s,slionsos The N"rfois and Ness
ern rsiiE~sj =. X. kksiNs ~arer'.tfndtns
z. 81. INEESos. seserai Passenger Agent
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An regular passenger trains stop At Hon Afr.
PUILMAN-CAR SERVICE.
ON Train jc-New lor. aud Atlanta rid WASA-
a. gton aud Danyiiie.
90 Train No. 6p-washlngton aud AusuSa
" asliln9ton and New ORLEANS. Richmond sew
Dnu,iilc. Returning, Dsn,ille and Eichmsna -
taiI. M. 53.
Tickets sid u all points south. southeast, sss
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No iay-O,er checks gwen on local tickets.
NJ. sIAUGHTER,
General Passenger AGeUI
SOL HAAS. Trsfic Manager.
4. l.. KlYkS. General MsDaapr. oclg