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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
sevome-Psrf ks~e~

fhT Telegraph o. the Dispaten.
JEE0WI PARK. October l0-Firsr
race-one miie-kOlia won Stonebucs
second. Three Cheer third. Time,
I.46l
>ec0nl race-two-year-olds three
quarter oi a mii--Bsnaaia v0n Pc
COM second. Revoi, colt thru Time
I.l1I.
Third Tace-miie an a qusIIev-
blackstone won Royal Arca secoa-
1iroha third Time. 2:I3.
Fourth rac--one nile and three GUAR
ter--tosteral won Alta second
ueartseasc thru. Time. 3.I-.
Fifth race-purse $500. three fourth
OF zmii--KnIght , empiar won Queen
Esther second. Flaherty third Time,
l.lg.
Sixth race-steepie-chase, purse $500
full course-Rose won Jack second
Aurelean third. Time 4:4-
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LEE IN BLAND.
Escorssd b. Lane Ursws-The Return 90
wStheviiIr.

WythevilIr.
ESPECIAL telegram 10 the Dispatchl
NYTHEvILLE. Va, October 10
The ovation General Lee has been re-
ceiying al through Southwestern Yir-
GINA was marked by unusual cnthu-
siszm to-day. The General rested on
Friday night at Sharon Springs
and was escorted 10 Bland Courthouse
by large cavaieade, IN which were
many ladies and number Of coiored
men. Ahead OF all David S. Wright
who served IN the cavalry under ten
era Lee. earned floral emblem OF
beautiful design. wreath Of flowers,
and fisgs enclosing the Democratic ticket.
Half way 20 Bland Courthouse 400
mounted men. including some ladies
and several cOiored men. and headed
by the local band. met the smaller pro-
cessiou. The men OF Bland brought
Colonel Grsyson's splendid black
thoroughbred for the General 70 ride.
The procession moved between double
lines OF ladies. who afterwards spread
a delicious luncheon or gentle
slope back Of the village. IN a grove
near By. Colonel Phil. Mckinney and
General Lee addressed several hundreds
Of persons. forming AZ orderly, atten-
tive. and intelligent audience. General
Lee was cheered 70 the echo. Il was
nearly dusk when. with fine escort.
the General made bis way across
two mountains TO Wytheville. The
latter village was ablsze with fireworks
and nearly every house was Illuminated.
A large force Of horsemen had gone out
10 meet him. lie spoke from the bal-
cony at the Hancock House merely 10
thank them for their welcome and 10 bid
them goodnight. De will rest here
over SUNDAY and on MONDAY viii ad-
dress the people here
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1no .triscr. ncre 4uiel.
ny telegrapl % me D-spAtcl

LH NEa2A-etta- - ---- -r-it
y. Louis. OctObe- l1-Iac street.
ca striker were much more qmet this
morning. an there va % rlotms o.
trouble during the nigh me Dusi-
nes--men S committee. appolntel - ar
nitrate betueel the striker am the
street-car presidents. assemble TO-DAY
snd were me- Dy committee q tne
knight O. Labor. Inc latter statel
thai + tn sire6j-car presidents haf met
the emuioves. IS requested. there would
have been Do strike. Inc men wOul1
now adhere rrmIy 70 the demands MADE.
The line were az running a. noon.
having about Two thITds O. the usua.
number O. cars r. operation. each ca
beng guarded or two policemen.
The mayor and Police board held
caliel meeting a. noon to-dsy 70 swear
IT I'VE hundred speclal policemen.
Whiie me mayor wa speaking Charles
Greer. president O. the People Rai-
wa lompany. came u an reported
that = mob had gathered a. ms ban. on
PARK avenue. and the driver were De
M luumidated. Chef HsTTigan imme-
dIaie.Y ielephoned oroeTs u run tn
cars through, No matter nov many
policemen Il required. several mel
who participated Il Yesterday not
and we're arrested wert nned a. ave
rare Of co. an cost u the Police
Court ts-dsy.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph 10 the bispatcn,l
WASHINGTON. October Ii Il.
E-For ne Middle Atlantic Stafes,
generally JGir 'osath,r hgkt. rar'abie
,riHgs. gsn,ralty soutAeviy, slightly
uGrmer az the southern poriIoA. sf0iioA-
ory temperature ~ thc noTtacrn po'-
tom. generally t0aer barometer.
For the Souih AtiaRtic Stare, fGir
ireafAer ~ tn northern portions. local
ram a. III southern portioRs. north
eat H. soHfheag' wiRds. sligh' ehaRqes
iH temperature.
For Richmond and UidHify. isarmel.
fGlr UeGthcr.
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FIEAEcIAIaED COMMERCIAL.
uwv voaT r1ucF uxRRH.


NEW fonx octossr 1os--1be baefDoN -
the stock kxehsnGe wzs unusually wsd
Distributed. the tosa, transactions ga sin
nle stock IN no erase excseainE 3z.ovo
shares except western Union, wntca. ~
kadse beip9 the D1st octtve. WIS very proU-
trent cor ~ strength, ciossng 81 nixissf.
he genera lis u.s. somewhat irregular
and NJ ttfnes feyefisn fcr some OF the sftlvr
ssoeks. but tba nat seStit Of the axy : oos-
rxfions 10 gain 81 = 20 over fsr the krns-
Ynl lsst. with exceptional advances Cor
xssafer amounts. principally m insctiys
,tueks OF 8ranrers. Northwestern aeves-
ored tho greatest larenrfa nnd civ>rd Wiz
a advance OF ~. ~ faHl y higher. tbs
sfasemerf OK the ~ Paul company Tor the
INST week ~ October snDws IN incrsHse "
rros. sarniags % sS50.0oo compared WHO
The same week isst year Inc weaz tlec9e
we're aeadtDg, enzeh io-t J ana r~ s.
Mai when was heavy. AM eia~~d Wits
decline 81 i, and some soutnWcstern n1n
fsRnscoutsneufat Thcse are toe ontJ
stocks on the active Int tnet are loser. snc
marhei cio~ed seDewhsl rrcsnsaf, on,
generally frn. Tc-9sy has been CON-
parafiteiy fire 81 rurnofS. sxcept eos-
Timed reports 81 an impending nnznctsa
crash IA prominent bfozersHe-noo~r.
No positive Developments however ~er"
inaae. aud y remains uneeriain g. 70 ~"
uuih or falsity 81 the report. szics. tHi.-
600 shares
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NV NoRK ortsler fe.- The weekly
statement 81 the associated hanks shows
the foiowinx changes; leans incrsase,
si4l 600; specie increase si.sel soc argaa
tenders aecrease. g. x4s s0U; drpsstfs in-
CREASE 81 02e 500 circulation lusr~asr
81 SOC reserve decrease xl ss57T5.
Toe banks nov hold S4O.i5s.s2s IN exccss
OF the - per cent. rtiie
BALTIMOzE.
HATTTrox1 october lO.--Viryinlz Ga
cnusa.ls AK. rssi.dne coupons. 81 new
IO-4e's s04 new a. $50 Bid to-day.
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TIL DEAD CARDINAL.
Embainine ~, Bsd,- Pr,narutious &C. 80
tunernl

EmnalHlin- thr Beds nnrntort &C. inr
tunernl.
rrvfe lecrnpl 70 the Dispatch
NV \ OBK. October Dr. -Drs. Rang
an townsend ar embaimin- the oo1v
O. the oeceasei Cardinal preparatory l.
It's removal L. the Cathecra wherl g.
vii lsv II state unit Inursdsy morn
iug. when the funora. oDseqme VII
take place a. hali-pas, i. o'cloc4-
Archbishop Corriran wi celebrate
mas. and Archbishop GiDoOna. O. Bal
timore. viii deliver the funera. address
o. Tuesday an " ennesdsT afternoon
al O'Clock. AM o. IhursaaT morning
a. 70 O'Clock the clergy VII chan, tne
ofico Tor the dead. The Cathecra vii
BE- heavily 0raped il mourning. I-ls
sxrcciel thai iarre tnron- o tn
faithful vii VISIT IN, Cathedral o. Tue
cav and Wednesdgr . ti. ma. fare
vel t. their deceased rrinc..
LONpOs. October e-Pr27cr7 To-
the repose Of The sou @. Oarlina. NJ
Cioskey nave been ordered u o. oiiere-
Tomorrow u the Ca,ho.;c churches T.
Dublin.
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As SEEN AT COLUMBUS.
IL, o.asHs. ct Bosa rsrsse.-rss I.ssss'-s iss'-
f.u--.s, |...s,.er.,, 4, ts,a Dt<r.ssehf

Ia d.aissss ct Bota Fsrkte.-Tss i-saue'- Mes
isre1isl tsiegrsrn 10 me Dtss'siea-i
COLUMBUS. OHIO. October lV.-At
bob democratic and RepubAean State
headquarters sO-niThi Ihe eha'rmen,
secretaries. and eierks are engaged re
ceiyIrg bulletins from The h0acls-
foraAer ioint debate a. Cincinnati. anu
excitement Is running high. Neither
q tbt chairmen Is willing 20 give IL
fsrxiewS. Al Democratic hssdgGaF-
IeFs they claim Ho4dly's election oy
1900 snd The rest Of the State ticket
bv S.00O, with the lower house Of the
Legislature II doubt. but toe Senate
surely democratic, and they expect
70 have the Legislature Gu Joint
ballot for sesaicr. At Republican head
Qssrsess they claim Forakers eisel,en
ey 1900 and the rest OF their State
ncke. ey 20.e00. They cisin twenty
I've majority IN she lower house aud
caneede thai tie Seasie vii be very
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- - b - 800

LOSDOg. October lO.-1he counsel
ior Riel. leader II the recent hlli-preed
insurrecroD II the british Northwest
Territory, have asked the Privy Coun-
eli 10 adjourn the hearing o. the appeal
iron the sentence Of death passed upon
their client until NJ. Fitzpatrick. the
prisoners Canadian counsel. arri!es Il
London II the request Is grained,
Rlel viii be further respited 10 enable
the Privy Council 10 sift the whole eyi-
derce u The case.
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Helping Eae k,.rssil fand-

DETROIT. Mich. October lV.-An
interview with Rev. Dr.. O'Reiley- trcs-
surer Of the Irish National League. dls-
closes The fact thai about one thousand
pounds sterling per weak is benz for
unrded 70 Psrncll Tor the parliamentary
fund. The Chicago contribution IL not
Included IN this. Dr. o'Reiley u one OF
the fifty selected 10 stump ireland. bat
be assies ihe furnishing OF money,
rather than speakers. sud vii probably
net 60.
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TIE EAgTERN QUESTION.
gu1tsY's Demsn@-WnrHke Preparations a.
Genstautino3if.

feustautino3ff.
TBy cable 20 the DlspatcA.l
LONDON. October I0.-Dlspatches
from ConsIautInople 70 the British For
elgn Office announce thai the Porte
opposes the resumption Of the inter
national conference and demand the
restoration OF the status quo Il bui-
CARA o. the freedom Of the sultan q
take such decisive action II the premises
IS Turkey nav decide expedient. FL
traordinsry military preparations are II
progress n and around ConstantIn0ple.
In the arsenal work Is earned Oh with
out interruption day and nigh. Ten
thousand reliefs have been sen. from
the province OF BroUssa 10 reinforce the
Turkish camp a. Cassora which. i Is
calculated will be the iirst point aimed
az IN any advance which may be decided
upon by Servians.
LONDON. October lu-An Austrian
SQUADRON mas passed Cattar0 OF is way
10 the Albanian coast.
II Is reported that changes n the
Moniesegrin Ministry are Imminent
Bulgaria Is receiving large quanti-
ties o. corn ana ammunition from Rus
sIa
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Brfxhson-Besch Races

fbT telcEfa pl - the Dispabcl.
BMGHTO> BEACH. October 10
Tirs- race-purse e25o. two-VeaT-olds-
three quarters O. & miie-saluda won
Bestles, second General Price thr-
Tins. l.lof.
second race-purse $3.50. one mile
Mis-, Goodrich won Joe =. second.
Jack Ct Hearts third. Time, :45s
Third race-purse s2jO, one mile
an three iurlong--Ghost :. 1. Won
Kishba second TzT-GatheTer third.
Time. %.
Fourth rsct-uurse $3.50. seven fur
long---Lucy Levls won Rico second
Adoms third. Timo. 49,.
Fifth rscs-purse $3.50. one mile an
o quarter. I'VE huTdles-Ruchiel Won
Donald i. second. Spartacus thru.
Inns Do
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Destructive Prairie fsres.
LEV lrlfgrnua 10 the DsxrUrcn

BISMARCK, ID. L, OCTOBER 10
Three prsirie fres were started near
this city Yesterday, il as though, by
sparks from engines. One IRE wAs
started within the CITY hmits, and.
passing north. destroyed large amouni
Of property. This hre Is still raging,
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Crannian Taes-Rsee.

Ply Telegraph 10 the Dsrasicil..
PITTSBURGH. Pa, October 10
George u. Smith. Of this city. ana H..
NJ. johnson. Of Cincinnati. the chain
uion srrintsr Of America, raa 80 ya-ds
AZ Ire Exposition PARK this evening iof
a purse Of 1000 and the championship
Of America. sEnth winning II lit Sc
-ond--iha fastest time Or record.
.Johnson's time was - seconds.
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Nffe-n sn Providence.
IVY fe,ecfnnn 10 me D,susfcl.

PROVIDENCE, i. l.. October 10
As hate Coyle, viie Of Richard COyie,
was coming out Of Arnold mil this
afternoon she was met by her husband,
from whom she had separated. who
ssked her 10 live with him again. On
her refusal Ceyie shot 81 her Twice, one
shot taking edecl between the eyes
She died II twenty minutes. Afler
shooting ms wife Coyls shot himself
IN the neck tie was arrested. and a
surgeon extracted the ball. he vii
fecofer.
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~ eatls % nae DlspM,rn-l

MADRID. October l0.-The cholera
has feappesred IN the province Of Alba
cete. IL the village OF Harrzix yesteF-
DAY there were ll3 new cases AMI %
ceafhs.
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sALEs nEporrED ~ sEcKrrARY
COTTON REPORT


4 Roanoke warenoGsf, y baies. Ship
meuts. So bales.
sALf--
A. hoanOke warehouse 40 bases a. use .
50 fsiss - = 70
Market nTIa a. quotations.
QUOTATIONS..
HIDBLfNn --H5fC.
sTETCI NIpDLfNS. Pc.
coon NIDDLlkS --etic
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Regent OF bruns1fek.
rpv rable n fh~ fs3xrasrh 7

BEELIN. October l0.-Prince Al
brect Of PRUSSIA mas been appointed
Regent Of the Duchy Of BrunsFicA.
The Duke Of Cumberland has protested
against the appointment OF the grousl
that be Is heir % the Dakedoln.
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pru@-tssu-e BurnSG

rsy telegraph 10 the DspAleA-i
WHEELING, y. Va. October 10
The wholesale and retail crug-house o.
Logan g. Co. Wa burned to-day. Loss.
s2s coo. insured. The IRE va caased
by a. explosion Of ga II the base
pent Two fIemeR-PatTick Aahoney
and Jacob SnyGeT-weTe seriously IN
,ured nv falling from q LADDER.
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Grstn Warehouses; BrrDed.
l-.r-.~-r. a. sra Ifsxrafrr .

CHICO. CAL. October lO.-A de-
s.ructive nrs occurred a. Durham's sta
tiou. near mere. this morning. Two
warehouses. containing fifty thousand
sack q wheat, were entirely con
sumed. The estimated loss Is sI2j.-
OOo: partially covered by insurance.
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Heavy Damage suii Against lay
s1anIl-
TBy tsissrnph 70 the Ds.pstcn.l

~ tEIt-IHF-a - - 17@FH'~'--I
81. Louis, October l0s-Upon the
n,n,sl Of Jay 6oald AZ the Union
o,oos to-day the deputy sheriff served
n,oers Oh him IN a damage suit for
sIs0O00, brought against him By John
". Woodward for breach Of contract,
Gosld having, as alleged, iAiisd TO keep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER -. 1888
i.riree ruzi Quite Lrm again in tOOanso
fe-ds though eftiss were small and mostly
priNStf. Tine fnaTks' nas healthy iOoS on
fine brguts. tnougl bright niirr- coutinne
narf g. se. some little new bright nss
been Offered DIST proved Of Astle lDleresi.
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ssnfrnr-ks.k nurnea.

PITTSBURGH. October l0.--A IRE
TO-DAY destroyed the Monarch skating.
rink. M extensive structure, and badly
damage McKelyey's riding academy,
Loss, tl0,00c insarcd,
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the Gost.u supD,y

BY telegrapL 10 the D-spatcA.
NEw YORK. OCTOBER lO.-Ihe iotal
visible supply Of cotton To- the world
D. l.32O.3l2 bales, Of winch l.0l3.sI2
bale are American. against l.5eo. l6j
AM l.02I.365 bales respectively last
wear. Receipts from al interior towns,
I24.4l3 bales receipts from piants-
alons. 2l0.0lO bales CROP Il sight,
TO 0Su bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

IoNDOS. october ia BODY Of
.moonllghIers - tonight raided farm
IN County kerry, ireland, IRON winch
the te.ani mad been syicted. They slI.
the eare-.Aker's ears and cropped hAs
haf-
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and Is beyond the control Of the farm

crs.
PIERCE. NEB., October 10.-A ter
r'bie and widespread prairie FIRE Is
raging N the northeastern part Of this
tfierce) county and in the adjoining
counties OF Cedar, Wayne, and Knox.
A high wind has been blowing for the
last twenty-iour hours, and the great
ire has been travelling with remarks-
bic rapiditT- destroying many barns
and hundreds OF tons Of hay in the
st,ck.
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The Wecshe- m Richmond Yesteydag
wGs cis0r aud COOL
Mean temperature .


A TIMELY SUGGESTION.
TEL TIME HAS ARRIVED WHEN
HEAvy UNDERWEAR Is A sCBJEcT
YOU OUGHT T. 81 POSTED On TIE
WEATHERIs u - PROPER CONDITION.
OUR STOCK LIKEWISE. b PROPER
CONDITION We MEAN OUR STOCK Il,
A. IT sHOCLDBE. ~ Y UALITY. EXCEL
LENCE. AND PRICL. WE ASK VOC t.
EXAMINE u A. CRITICALLY a WI
DID N BUYING FOR OK TRADE. VIZ
HAvE NOT MARKED Il PEW ARTICLES
ATA Low FIGURE A. 4 BAIT AND
TaE.5 MADE n UP BY AVERAGING II
or SOMETHING ELsE: BUT EVERY All
TICLE II MARKED NOT WITH THE
HIGHEST PRICE THAT n WILL BRING.
BCT WITH III LOWEST PRICE THAT
vi Can SILL IT FOR 50 As TO Al
FOED Us 4 Small MAE5Ig. OUR
STOCK N THIS DEPARTMENT IL
CLTDE-
TNDERWEAE
SEIkY-
HOSIERY.
SCAHF1 AND tbs
COLLARS AND CCFFs
GLOVE
HANDkERCHIEFS
UMBRELLAS ETC-.
~ EVEEY 4 UALITY THAT TOU DESIRE,
AMI IN SUFFICIENT QUANTITY II
SATISFY TIE MOST EXACTlSG.
a SAKs n Co.
OUTF-TTEEs
lcl3 NAN STREET
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his promise TO Woodward 10 furnish
that gentleman money for the location
and building Of line Of road from
Pacihcsa suburb. TO St. Louis.
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SATURDAY, October 10. 1855.
SAILS II. OoO Virginia Bsw s. 81 tex.
Loo do. az Se3. LOCO do, at sek' 1000
Georgia fRclnc Isl 6s a. loOA: 600 Rich
r,oun city sal las
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H...-EaIl Hs.acrnnr.

IBy Telegraph 10 tne D1spstcn-i
Washington Nationals. bait
morfs. u.
Chicago Philadelphia, 10 Chicago.
.s
New YORK BTookiyns. 4 Metro
pOlitans. U.
LimIrs, y. y FIRST game-rrovi-
d enee. 8 Buffalo, u. second game
Providence. = Buffalo. -.
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PoET or NETWORKS NEWS. oc1. 10
fty seaegznpn-l
kKkIvKD.

Steamship ecpeeA. waIker. wss PUNT,
ana sAlAec scr >ew ok
SAILED.
steamship ksnnsha. Greenwood froyi'
denee. cnas, Ghesa5 <aks and ohio railway
scnconofa Clly Of @aekxoDvills. tte1vel.
A. J. Coleman. Coleman. baltimore. iner'
cnnndlsr and humber.
BIis sarah K, ksnDsay, WALTERS Se~
fux.
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eAA1S AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

EICBNOSD OCTOBER 10, 1855.
OfFEELNsz.
WHEAT.--Wlle. -. bushels. Mined,
a. co. bushels. Red $50 bushels. Iotsi,
641l bushels
CORS WHIT. 60. Bushels Mixed. !. Geo
DuancA
BATH 81 % Dukheis.
EYE 80 bushels.
hEAL--01 bushels.
FHA- 30 bushels
CLOVER ~EEu.-2l bushels
SALE HEPoETED - SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite - bushels common al
s2c Mixed. 100 Duzhels very good on pa
vale terlns. he'd. @@e bushels fair - very
COOL long VERY g. $50. 10 fl.c3 90 bushels
COMMON - zOod snortDerry a. - 10 s5c.
COKN " nlte, 100 uasneis gOoa ~ rery
good Nifginia new a. 50 10 Sfc Sos Dusneif,
good 10 verv good Virginia Old Al "a - sAc.
iEA-E --lslsekeyo, 80 bushels on private
terms
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rEAHIxE IsTELLEeEsCE.

POET or RICHMOND. OcTOExz 10. lssE.
AKEIYED
Steamer E0anCke. Couca. New YORK.
merchandise and p&esenEefA. & ". Alien =
Co.. agents
phiS. merchandise AL p&senserh !. W.
AClarrick. agent.
steamer ATIei, Gif1nrc Eorfok, uuitss
States mai, merchandise, And pzznee nznrx.
l. y. 12turn. aGsnl
schooner Eugene BorcA, Nsnnort, New
YORK cement Warner Moore.
echoonfr franklin. Terry. Perth Am boy.
railroad irol, Richmond and Danyiiis Kali
road CCiDpany.
SAILED.
scnoonefx Estt1eC wnsatiey. Jene-. ana
ANNE d. kstz.l, IGii Ch3cxanominy river
10 ioad lumber fc- Baltimore sc~nlz. Cur
Ia & Parker
schooner Walter. 6sllosay, H2rrtzon :
" bari. 10 lead iuKnber for baltimore.
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Cover CT EOaGiN rephec. 2iter oeln-
greeted BY tremendous applause. He
began BIZ saying be had two duties 10
EeYiorps--one disagreeabie and one
agreeable. The diszgTeeabie one was
! mistake ct has own. he intended 10
saw William II. Seward Died Demo
csst. but be Inadvertently said Lincoln
6iea Democrat. and De Ielied now on
the reporters 20 make ms apology 10
ms Toledo audience. The second duty
was 10 welcome Judge Tan back 10
his horne---iC weiecsne him because,
shopgh be Is a Repubiiean. be Was al
open enemy and had heretofore argued
- favor Of the liccsse system. Al To-
lsdo Judee Foraker brought N CUES
tioas nor IN this eampa'gn-qaesaons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

cousals. f7s<. pssi-dne coupons. 81 new
lO-4es s04 new 81. $50 BID to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

Time, arc tight lis true. hut Ihc
craving tor the beautiful j. ju-t a-
strong as ever. Recognizing these
facts. Mr.. " u. Jackson appear hf-
fore The public in the role Ola Phiian-
thropist, and practical Phllauthro-
pist at that. lie has gone over H'
large stock 81 hric-a-brac and olive
of vcrtu. applying the pruning kLii'
TO prices with = free hand, and a visit
10 his emporium on Austin street
Every smoker shonld Try "i,ittl'
Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

rWA-a uustskc about t.e a".'.'-
having gone. a sal'ni,'ste.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

mi, pretty near felony n"'s. ana
10 ,,ill be that entirely before 'one
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

t,o and secure e scat jar rls NNho''
turra
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

Sanger Bros. Will have o big rush ~
their establishment Ihi. week. Bar
gains all over the house
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

Ladies' underwear u marked down
tsisvsss a. sAngsr Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-19

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BJsTNU~> crowds the ENAHINll.
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IiFAH the divine Emma.
"DANG" old lialeu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-28
Parson,s nrIsade Re-unlnn.

The association OF Parsons Cavalry
Brigade, composed of the 10Th, 10Th
2lst and 3Oth regiments, Morgan's bat
TALON and PrHtt's cavalry, will hold
It's annual reunion at Cleburne
Wednesday and Thursday, August oh
and 9th. The following Is the
PROGRAMME.
First Day-Tho association will bC
called to order by the president at II
o'clock q, M
Music,
First, Prayer by tho chaplain, Rev
j. Fred Cox, OF Ennis.
Music.
Second,-Address of welcome by
Colonel j.. w. Brown, Of Cleburne.
Music.
Third.-Respouse by the president
Captain W. G. Veal, OF Dallas.
Music.
Fourth.-Address of welcome TO the
boys who wore the blue, by Judge Jo
Abbott, of Hillsboro.
Music.
Fitth.-Response by Colonel w. d.
W,ylie ana Hon. j. @. Bigger, of Dallas.
Afternoon, ? o'clook-First.-Trans.
action Of business.
Music.
SEQ lnd,-AddrHss OF welcome TO
old settlers, by Major Il, NJ. Heath, of
Cleburne.
Music.
Third. Response by OK Governor f..
X. Lubbock, OF Austin, and Colonel
Nat. M. Buriord, Of Dallas.
Music.
Supper and general greetings.
MSecond Day.-Call TO order at 8
O'Clock a. m.
Eirst,-Prsyor by the chaplin.
Music.
second.-rransactiOn of business.
Third,-Annual address by Hon. l..
j. Farrsr, Of Groesbeeck.
Music.
Fourth,-Addresses by Hon. Richard
Coke, OF ,Wacoi Governor Jno. Ire
land ana Hon. Il. @. Mills, of Corsi-
cana.
Dinner.
Afternoon, k-First.-Addren
by Hon. DIN Wellborn.
Mueic.
sOcOnd.-Addross by Hon. W. j.
Swain.
Music.
Memorial service in honor of oul
dead.
Flrst-Address by Rsv.J. c.s. Baird
OF Coleman. - -''''' y
Second:-short addresses by nom,
bers OF the association.
Thlrd'-uood-bye until we meet