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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

Alarmed citizen: Uncle sam, Mckee. !.
looking ugly al Us again.
Uncle >sm: Eh:
And England doesn't feel any Too
friendly"
You don't say so.'
And Bismarck !, mad because W. sr.
getting the cream Of ms population"
Dear, dear
And even Russia"
Good gracious! Ask Chicago how soon
sbe can spare the Piukerton.. -Olata
" Orid.
Tie result Of the Pail MAJ Case.ils
canvass II its constituents declare. Nr.
Gladstone 20 be the best orator. deht'er.
administrator, most popular member. and
lest ans"erer OF awkward question, iu tl.
House Of Commons Sir Wilfrid LAWSON.
the most witty speaker: Mr.. A.bm.iI
Bartlett. the greatest bore: Mr.. Bradlaueh.
ihe most unpopular member: Ur. Dirgar.
tie most eccentric mc the able,i ob,truc-
ZIONIST; sir W. V. Harcourt. the most
pOmpons member tthe largest majority ~
all was TO this effect; ana Mr.. Labou-here.
the cleyerest ministerial catechizer Jobp
Bright was the Ouly orator who came auy-
where near Mr.. Glacst0ne's vnte A. 10
popularity, Lord Harrington was close
recond' and ioi the palm OF unpopularity,
sir ". V. Harcourt pressed Mr.. Bradiaugh
hard.
Professor Sir Moner Williams. Of OK
iord, declares that Buddhism has entirely
died out III India proper, the place Of is
origin, ana Is rapidly dying ont in other
Asiatie countries. He thinks The devotee.
O: The religion 40 not number over lOO,-
1900 at The present lime. and thai the ex-
aggeraied ideas with regard IN fbe Dopuln-
lion Of China, together with The foi gelinl-
h'.s oi the millions who worship 10 one
but TIER own ancestors, account for the
popular lGea tnai The Confusianists are so
Luxurious. us own opinion il that IN
point Of NUMBERS Christianity stands at the
ileho =, AZ 1'ie rsiigiors O; the world. The
oiueI iouoNlng Christ anity be believes TO
be HINDUISM tiBeiudipK Brahm,nisln. jain
ism, demon and fetish wo,s,,,,.l CouEu-
sianism, siahon,etsnism. Ruo.,bisn, Tso-
Ism, Judaism, and Ear onst,;rnlm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
ANOTHER BIG FIRE.
A GREAT PART OF MILSEs. PAGE
COUNTY. DESTROYED.
Deadly kerosene the Cause.-The Houses
Burnod-The LosFes and
Insurance.
Ispeclal ielerram % the pIspatch.l

LuRAY. Va. October "a great part OF
the business portion Of the town Of Mines,
in this county, was totally destroyed by
FIRE before daylight thIs morning. About
O'Clock A. NJ, n loud explosion was heard
IN the saloon OF John w. Butler. caused
10y the bursting Of Kerosene lamp, which
SCI tire 10 the saloon. and the whole build
ing was soon enyeoped in flames. There
being no organized fire department IN the
piare, the citizens turned out and did what
they could to subdue the flames. but were
uushie 10 stay the progress oi the IRE unul
a number Of houses on Front street (the
principal street Of TIC town had been de-
stroyCd. The buildings were all frame
structures, built closely together, and Of
pine. and consequently burned iiercely aud
rapidly. From the saloon the fire quickly
spead 10 McMullan's saloon and dwelling
house, which WIS totally destroyed.
kuffman's Hotel was the next house
20 lake fire. and was very soon re-
duccd 10 ashes. The FIRE continued 10
spread until Austin q VOLTS drugstore,
the Huddleston building. occupied a.
saloon, barber-sbOp. DC, the store-house OF
A. j. Welfcy, and other smaller buildings
had been consumed. The stock 0i goods
in Welfcy's store were saved, but in
dsmnged condition. The Ere ragged for
about two hours before il was got
ten under control. The total loss Is be-
licved 70 be from ten TO twelve thousand
dollars partially covered by insurance.
Among the individual losses are the follow
ing: On the Mcmillan building, $1,000
no insurance; Mr.. K. 7. Kutman's loss,
S3.0OO-insurance, Il 800 Or. :. A. Aus
tins loss, l.0OO-partialiy insured Mr..
Huddlestn's loss. S2.000-partally in
surcG: John W. Buffers total loss il not
known insured for S4g0. a. j. Wehey's
Joss is not exactly known, but VIII reach al
least $4,000.
since the construction Of the Shenandoah
VALLEY railroad and the large gem furnace
Mines has grown very rapidly ir0ma little
village into The proportions OF town. and,
n j. generally The case. the new buildings
were hIstily built Of wooden material and
were not Of a very expensive description.
Otherwise. the los must have been nI-l
greater. Even a. il Is. the loss will bear
bcNilv upon some who have lost their all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
The Disabled Pavouia.


.u10>. October 90 The disabled steam
o. f'orH bow iir~ "a the beach at Rains
1.lt- l-.uu. whittier SIZE wa. tOwcd last
r-l irvg .L Boston Light. where She wss
anchored. BE- was discovered that the
-.e-uer Ha- making water ~ other than
Dog FORWARD Compartments, so much so
1881 ar- fr.- were cXtin-uishcd by Wate,
a No. u.I.. 4 va. then decided 10 take %
g.. OF. ,-Cl--r- remaining on board aud 10
Beach Nh. Vessel O. kec~ Der FROM sinking.
TIE ia,.'ues-. were an tranIerrediu safety
:. 300. r-'t .I tug and yiloi-bIat-, reach
-i- h,rt 'ar.N tl.> morning. Her mails and
baggage ar, DOW being brought O. this city
tt tls
i.tr. art two bad hole. in the bottom OF
uf steamer P.y0uIa. The facts in briei
-'Jui Gee accident a- gathered from relia-
i.. source. a..9, f.pm The Oh ,er- OF thc
-.l ~, iAr-t: I'n. ship was proceeding
O.. i-r a.e % -tcr3 through o dense mist
When iaw strip 1f iand-Gurnct Point
We SIGHTED dead ahead. The engines were
i.'t.-.1 "a lth marhlbls pIomptnes> and
l i.auef barrel, ~ >ed the rock. Before
COMING o. o -,al5-iu -he swung of 10
-.'l.v-r4. i.r captain supposed be- wa.
.i .ar rD~lu shore. near B4-- Rock. Very
'f.h aaLla co.'s NIaiA' AItftN
A.-'ly. and ibcu Ter captain concluded
f" rhe OUT where be- was before
attempting Io get away. lie GnalN
earned ia4' he was fully twenty-five miles
H'h Li,, Eork. which be supposed Wa
utii h'u. There Wa no c0mm0tiOn or
''ii'n' Tear among the passengers when the
N'>'' touched the lrsi rock, bur there was
r't't anxiety when The second and more
,'tr' ,uoct came aud ghen Il was eYi-
o'hI tl'i the slip's officers were quite iguo-
4hil o. thelI real pos ton. The captain Is
quoted "a. say ng .hsl n he had known how
''d.3 DE- hip WIS Damaged be would have
,'eH't ben near where she struck. one
y lht holts IL her bottom j. or the port
zoe o.. htI 5sw and the o;her on The same
.'"' hiilt forward o. amidship and under
~, 't''on. Both these compartment, are
iit % water, and Il l. said thai she Is also
passing battT in bef other compartments.
veg iiitio cun be done 10 aid her until t1e
s-'iiA further suhsiaes, for II y stlii yeTy
rough, eytn inside % the harbOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
A Monster Bouquet.

The GardeperS' Magazine says: on
tie recent occasion Of the anniversary %
The accession Of the sultan 10 The throne
count Abraham CamonGo showed his 10y
atty 10y Offering his Majesty magnificent
bouquet Of nearly four yards IN height
aud two and half in circumference. The
structure represented q lemOu-tree sur
mounted by crescent, Inscribed With the
name OF the sultan on one side IN French
and on Tie other in Turkish. The Sultan
was greatly touched by this sign Of deyo'
ton, and caused the eight men who had
carried The monster bouquet 10 the palace
10 be adequately rewarded The construe-
ton OF the bouquet, II should be added,
occupied ten persons for q whole weex,
and was no doubt TRIUMPH oi art. casting
far into the shade even the maryels which
ere dails put before the eyes OF the Lon
don public in the show-wlndows Of the
" esl-End florists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
six nnf derErs Sentenced.

ont SMITH, AEE.. October 30.-SiE
uitcd state, prisoner, were sentenced To-
DIV 10 be- hanged here Friday, january
lilh. for murder committed Ia the Indian
Territory. They were Pat. Mccarthy, for
TIE murder OF the Maloncy boy iu the
Cherokee Nation last February; Alh'ri
Oden and James Lamb, for the murder OF
edward Pollard in the Chickesaw Nation
Es; Decem her; John ". Parrol, for the
murder Of John W. McAdam>. bis son, In
the summer 81 last wear; John =. Echpl,,
Tor the murder Of John Penny 10 the CucrO-
kec Nation; and John stephens, for the
murder Of Or. j. 7. PYLE, IN the Cherokee
Nation last winter. All are white men but
stephens, who is q negro. These men
were tried and convicted al The August
term OF the nited States court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

Friday night Deputy supreme President
John Il. WaIdman Instituted new lodge
= Tn order OF Jouti. and the following
officers were elected Past President, e..
q. IL0n; President, George j. Hooper,
Jr.; Nice-Prrs dent. John fl. Hinehman.
81 D.: secretary, 4. l.. llasurier; Ircl.
,uTcr. ". V. Mahoncy; Marshal. ". :
Bailey; Inner Guard. I. T. Ruilin; outer
Guard, ". j. Casey Medical Examiner.
John II. Hinchmnn; Tru,tee~-C. c. Thon.
samuel q. FlOurn -, J. G.. kaufman. The
order pays a weekly benefit OF SIS and
81 600 AZ the expiration OF seven years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Double Tragedy tn a HtDe-shSft.
Ky telegram 10 the DisDstch


WuECsRAEEE "a, October S0.-A dou-
bic taucdy occurred tins afternoon al The
Bcnn,t SLOPE o. ". G.. Payne Co.'S col
icry, near Kingston. William Moses. one
OF the oldest mining engineers in Luzerne
county. was on dTy II The collIery. lie
was given signal TO hoist the cage
from The bottom Of the shaft, which
was three hundred Zee; deep. lie supposed
everything va, clear below, and started MS
engine just a, John Brodda, q f1Otmau,
was running a car uDOu THE cage. The
sudden hosting threw Brodda of. and In
falling be- was caught between the cage aud
tnc frame work ca the side OF the shaft
and wa instantly killed. As soon a. En-
eiucer Moscs was informed 81 what Ind
happened be walked 60 hi. room near by,
f0ok a revolver from hls coai-pocket. and
placing II 10 his forehead fired, killing
himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


fyv soSg. ,cioecr 80 The stock meg.
bet showed n uch isss activity 20 Gay. ~
tFir,s were firm fo kfrnng with very ttstie
ipistfppiion tnroogbout the day. TneSo
vss zone rss " 'ng ne usual on Saturoeys
hut a had very littie eject upon prices. Jue
ncps 81 the DAY wac 0esgre ana ersrcNro
u:tse iBfiuencc uesisvn Union and Laee
Shore attracted the most attention smobgDt
g.. active stocks snd the latter Wa spr
ciafly scfive sns stroDe In the last hyur.
WIN the sdvspce IN the general Lat had
ineD checked Among the inactive stocks
the Sout western roads we're al hlknef.
smODg which Mobile and OHIO bec<me
cunspicuous me market opened irreru-
Iar tut generally heavy, Though tne
chsne.s were fot insignificant amounts.
except m ihe csse OF Pacific Mail, sutsu
WHs up There Wa moderate busl-
Eets Oniy bat prices were FIRM. rad - eoo.
tiuued until The last hour wusn itoefSf
PsiizslioDs checked the geDersl sdrAnos,
exc 81 for ~ Pau sud isiawafe ana h0d.
son the latter being aided by n ~ NOR that
the nsyt dividend would be I'll an i"esea'ed
tsie The srk.i nually closed steady ~
I'm. ~ or pesr tie best prices reached.
finsi prices slmust Invariably SNOW sc'
vRDcst and - lsui and Dniutb ~ up 10.
iAEe Shore ~ Eiri mond and Vest Point
- tUl' rsoo Coai 4 = NOBLE and ono ~
Delsvsr@ sud Hndson a aud ether frao-
uObsl sInoUntE. eelss, zs5 o. shares.
WEEKLY BAHk STATEMENT.
NEW YotK October 80 The weekly bank
sRteuebt shows he following changes:
kessrse, in0resse. tsls.i0o; loans de-
crease fl63 200. specie Increase. sesI.-
600: leVEl tenders increase $500 300. de-
ptSts increase, SABA circulation. de-
cfesse. al 500
The hsnks nov hold 80 sss. e7s In excess
Of the - per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

FOR THE BoYS-ALL INDICA-
TONS SEEM FAvORARtE FOR A TIE
MENDOUs-kUsH ~ OUR Boys
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.
PEOPLE WHO CONDITIONING FOR
BARGAINs-wILL NOT BE DIsAP.
POINTED-wE Know WHAT WE
IRE TALKING ABOUT-wHEN WE
SAY We OFFER BETTER INDUCE
MENTs FOR YOUR PATRONAGE THAN
IRE Offered YOU BY ANY OTHER
sT0KE-wE KNOW THAT We HAVE
IHE LARGEST srOCK we KNOW
THAT We HAVE THE PKETFIEsr
sly WE KNOW THAT OUR
PRICES ARE TIE LoWEsT-No
MATTER WHAT KIND or GARMENT
YOU WANT 10 Buy FOR YOUR BOY OK
CHILD--WE CAN SHOW KILT
sUITs-KILTOv ERCOATs
AND LoNG-PANTs SUITS AND
ovERcoATs or EVERY SIZE AND
Observation-Disclosures WHO
WISH TO ECONONIZE AXE SPECIALLY
URGED TO COME IN-wE WANT
THEM TO SEE THAT We HAVE NO
COMPETITION N THIS DEPARTMENT.
But YESTERDAY HUNDREDS OF
LADiEs ACKNOWLEDGED THIS FACT
We GIVE PATCHES WITH EACa-
GARMENT--AND We HAVE A
STYLISH Hat OK CAP--TO MATCH
MOST ANY SUIT OR UvERCoAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

WA-WNGTON. October @U.-FoUrth dav.
f.i meeting National Jockey club. First
r.ro-miic dash, for maiden two-year-
oid--punhinc wCu: Pleasantly second,
Irmn third. Time. las.
second rucc-toneress stakes. selling
sweepstakes. all ages, mile and furlong
irish Pat won; Valet second, Pontico
third Time, Los.
Third racc-Poiomac stakes. for three
ycar.csis. mile and tur0e furiongs - The
Bard won: Elkwood ~ccoua-n0 other
,,arffF.. Time, 30.
Fourth race-one mile. for beaten
horses jim Douglass won; Eolian se-
cona. Bonnie Prince third. Time. la.
Firth race-bandic99 "r'.'~i'6e,, irgu.
lar courc-Isck won; Tennessee second,
Shamrock third. Time, 4:23.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
IL Never Failed Yel.


They were old friends. and had been
swcetheJris in their younger DAYS. There
Ua> silver IN her hair aud snow ON hi.. and
they sat and talked o.; old time. when they
were Young. They did bot Sly how many
vciNs inO the adventure, happened. They
did not speak % ditc,. Ii was when We
were Young" Their first meeting. ihcir
first quarrel. their last kiss. their last quar-
rel. were all gone over. Perhap- they
both warmed little over ,hc recoIect.on,.
40 last be- said
Az. Jennie, AZ haze IA loved anybody
since you. ] hae never forgotten YOU"
John. she said. with "a little moi,teu-
ing OF the eve. you're Jus; as big 70 lccar
O., cyer-an' believe yo just be same"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
CHARLOTTE.
Northern Ecitors-TatAI work OF the
Family PIstoi-Religt0us.

Spoon teIegmm % me Dlspatch.l
ti.4U orTL. y. G.. e,obcI 30-Scycn %
%! northern editors Speut to-day visiting
ta' I'.-th.rnc mines aud other place, OF
interest about thc clty. They expires,
Themselves a- h-iiy pleased with Char
.'',e. and say % b. tue most iiyeiv and en-.
tt-rlr- >uutU.ru city they have seen.
81 i.ar on, ol ,u.m Will invest anu locate
u .gr midst.
3 .l-t e4t-o.d negro girl Was accidentally
billed Yesterday iu tni- county, Pos Der
n-i -y.u-oIo brother while be- was play
il- vl.l tlr family pistol.
if, ". De-. oNai,ucv and 4. O.. No
Aalava' c.-au'zso O. Baptist church at
Concord Yesterday. with thirty members.
Aluu,. o. worship wil. be built IN thr
4.lf IU..r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Fred. warae a, uhe Theatre.

On Wednesday night and for the rest OF
the week Fred. Wards, the tragedlau, al
pears on the boards OF the Theatre. He
opens in 'Nirginius." followed BY "Ju.
Illus Cesar" the " Gladiator, ".' Ingomar, /"
and - Richard ILL.,"
Mr.. Narde Is so thoroughly established
rs lay0rIte here thlt II is needless 20 add
word IN hrs praise. He will play 10
crow ced houses. His successes this season
ere said 10 have been very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
THE RICHMOND DlsPATCH-suNDAY. OCTOBER 81.

shove Georgetown. jumped into the river
lis eSsuing with Young child on each
an. md ali were drowned. she was the
mother OF Tour children, all OF whom
.be led to the river bank, but the
Oldest hoy Of nine was sent back 10
give notice OF the fatal purpose OF the un-
happy mother. she attempted 10 take the
three remaining ckildIeB with her 10 her
ltar, hut one drew back and escaped.
Donaldson was away from home. A sister
OF Mrs. Donaldson's. whose husband re-
Gently died, was living with her, aud Il Is
sun 0sed that m hroOdIng over The death
= her brother IN law her reason became
unsettled and led 10 the tragedy. The no.
dies Of the two chill rem have been recover
ed search Tor thtt Of the mother continues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Seel eye Suspended.
BY Telegraph 10 tie Dispatch. ]


=, nAshiAG1OK. October 30.-1wO JOCKEYS.
= LNhcb ana vs.. Mesny. who rode respec-
.'e't Disturbance and Rushbro0k In the
80 iif chase AZ yesterdays races, were SUI
Fh0eo on the raco-;rack upon complaints
t't owners q the horses for holding
sn'u horses and throwing the race. The
sVei"bslon eas confirmed and made per
tiaheii q meeting O; the club last eve
n'1E' The owner presented evidence thai
ui''' TWO jockeys had telegraphed 10 PEG
=" distance advising them 10 bet on
OiAeT hOrsna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
The lag"

Inst ni-ht Sergeant romlinson, with
deiachm, nl OF police, mace "A raid upon
TIE house 81 " illiam jackson (eOlorcdl, IN
Theatre alley. where it was suspected be
ran jug game. ON the way 10 the
,iariCn-house Jackson informed Sergeant
Tomlinson that he had been told OF the
warrant being issued, and had been on the
lookout for the police. The warrant was
sworn out by eoiored man named Thomas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Marine Btsnztcr.

BY telegraph 10 the Dispatch
II. JoHN's. y. +, October 9th
schooner Mary Brown ha, been lost of
Bacaiien. and three 81 her crew and q lady
..l.senger, hiS, G.. H. Iyer. have been
drowned. The vessel broke in two soon
after striking, and only ths captain anu
three Of ihe men succeeded IN reaching
he shore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

ARLINGTON, October 3d. IL Is esti-
paieo ri he Treasury Department that the
3 eooeilon q the public debt during octo'
- sInounis 10 sl2,000, 900.
eenefal swain has flied with the Presi.
'als fsisiion praying for review OF ais
ease, by which he was s1s-
1900 ioi Twelve years, hoping thai the
's'oeht VIII zee thai the irregularities In
ave wert 40 manifest that hc will SCI
- mt ssfola and restore him TO active
y Judge Advecste-G enckal. Tee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
they Night 10 Very Much Worse.

Lord Randolph Churchill !, said 20 bo d
great cofc-dr.uker. having q little ga,-
stove Of hl- own upon which. iu hl- sleep
ng-room, be- prepare, Bis own cup each
morning, being impressed with the idea
that nobody in The kingdom can boil coffee
quite So dellciousiy a. can he himself. 4
1--we lord II BIS night-gowu stcwing away
over Gas-stoyt. ard ,GainmE coffee
grounds. Is an inspiring example for our
own Anglo. mauIace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

10y telegraph to the Dispslch.i

CHICAGO, October 30.-A special 70 the
Times lrom GAINESVILLE, OhiO. says: BY the
rulliei0D OF q Baltimore and Ohio west.
bound fast freight and al east-bound
freight vi Blackhand Yesterday aiier.
noon Two engines and twenty-seyeD
cars. with their contents, were totally de-
fir0yed. tramp was seriously injured,
and the track blockadrd 'iIl late las, night.
The l0ss 10 the railroad Il sbou; 100000
Misunderstanding el orders caused The
collision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
LATE WEATHER REPORT
by telegrs pa TO the pispstch.l

NAsHNGToN, October 81 4. U.--IOr
J vglniQ, generally JaU ireatcr. north
l-c'Dlg finds, nearly stationary tcmpcra-
nYf.
I0r North Carolina and South Cor9i'pq.
Jar rfaft.r, nOrth.rg rMaS, Hqti0Hat..
tIp.rgttrc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
i've Dollar. Womb be Dir Chenr

II't'1 NVIIt II u O77h ~ u LHbIt-
omen do not swear, bui the prOfane-
man IA America would give s. il he con
initiate the expression Of O good woman
when she hits her thumb with the hamme,
and says, mercy on me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
s,a,s Eug Of Kl.ur.

A eoIored man named Jack Ray was az
rested snd locked mp nj the FIRST notice
siatiei-house last night charged with stsaI-
Ing . bsg Of -four from II. kemxn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Failure ina Cincinnati.

BY telegraph 30 the Dispstch.l
CINCINNATI, October 30.-H. =. Hrrzoe &
o.. Wholesale cIothiers, hive assigned
Assets, $4,000; Liabilities, 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31

DR.. 7. !. CyreriuS:
Nv Dear Friend.-You will be- surprised
to receive thls letter from me, n now being
in business in New York city. ] sincerely
regret. Cluvernis. that YOU haze been so
grieyou.ly troubled for -o long a time, and
seeing in the papers that the Supreme
Court o. Appeals has refused YOUR case s
rchcariug. / take This occasion 20 say 10
YOU that have anNiOu-ly watched The pro-
crcding~ OF the trial a~ one who frlt the
dec pest concern, but yet could dc no good.
can hardly realize that You. with whom /
have 30 often walked 10 and from -
-. are and have been confined for
80 long q time IN Richmond gloomy prison
walls. Bui J sincerely hope that, even "a
This late day, Governor Lee may eXer-
else Dbl, pardouing power and restore YOU
once again 90 your friends. have done
what could boy informing the Governor OF
our intimacy 81 college, which testified well
iu Your hohaH. and l~krd his Kind conslde-
ration of the fact, presented 90 him. should
matters turn out for the worst, dear Gnu
ycriu>. be- prepared, my friend. % meet
,h,m in q manly way. remembering that
YOU have tho sympathy and prayers Of Your
true friends. ] should bavc sent Won line
before, hut bad hoped O. be- able 20 ret On
Richmond while you were there: hut e.
.ec no chguc, nov of dong .0, / send Thu
note Of kind rcmcmlr 4nce, showing YOU
that your old coI,-d a. college naYe no,
forgotten yOr,
GOOD by, Your true friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
WILkIY RANk srArFMENr.
BALTIMORE sTOCk MARKET.
xwHnoNp srUCk rACuA<Gt.

EAL1IMobs, MD. October sO.-virginia
O., consolidated 5Ss. past.due coupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
Drowned Bcrseff ana Two Chiidrea.
fBy telegram N fns Disustcn.l

WAsHiN"1oN, ID. G., octoocr 30.-rhe
vile oi carpenter named George Donnld
ron, who lires In an isoiated place near the
baik % the PoiouRt, tNo or three mile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-31
A. SAKs & CO.,
1908 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE POgT-UFFICE.
mAkINE INTELi.iGESCE.

POkT or klCHMOrD. OCTObEK 80, 1850
AkKTvED
kteamshi 70 Break water Jenny New YORK
merchandise aud passengers, ~. ". Alien
q 90. sgenls.
steamer wyoming Pannill. Pniiadel-
lhiG. merchandise and Passengers J. W.
Mclprrick, agent.
Steamer ARIEL Deyo Norfolk. United
States mall, merchandise aud passenger
L. b TafuD, agent
Brig MsIen (Dan }, Matthessn. Bahis, to
load hour iOf Brazil.
Schooner John II. Tingus. Burdge.
Charleston. phosphate rock, Allison a Ad-
olson.
SAILED.
steamship Breshwater Jenny. New YORK
merchandise and passsngerss u. W. Alien
Co., agents..
pO.T or NEWPORT NEWS. oCr. 80. 1850
BY telegraph
ARRIVED
steamship 6uyandotte. Kelly. New YORK.
and called for " eSt Point
steamship Johns Hopkins Foster, Proyi-
depce and sailed for West Point
NtePm-sc hooner Walker Arlington.
Drinkwster, New YORK. light.
SAILED.
schooner Lavinis Csmpbsll. Vail. Bosioa.
with coal
steamship Advance. Lord brazil vish
nerrhepd1se pssssperEs. end mali 10 eo1i
~ Tao LIN oveniaxh *
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AIN Am Corro> r,CH.>.,

GRAN AND COrTO> rACHa>1t
RICHMOND. October 80 1853.
orFERISos,
WIEAT.- ? $50 bushels.
CpRN.-55O bushels.
OATs-l5O Dusnea
sALxs REPORTED TO sscnH1A1y
WHEAr.-Wnlie 100 bushels very good
on private terms. Mixed also bunne0
good 10 prime Oh private terms. Red. 80
busheis coIumo 20 good BhOTtDerry NJ -
TO s0c.
CoRH.-White, 90 bushels common new
Rts48c.
81 $50,
COTTON REPORT
Received al Roanoke warehouse, bales