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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

Hnish hansm, t0ssss. eoastsy-1ntn -
500. ooupisy. 6niahed eDpss, e0e1ees hoDs
lock sole, ISs2lc.; oak sole. eoaeee.
esiIos; Labrador. ssssse.: ssssi4 ~
frox. ssrrl- xArIs. "a
iron American rsfped, Oid Dosnloo -,
$50: EngliAb and American siAeet. ~
stc. swedss hammered. <7<ssc-; nocS
sails. oIc dominion. sa.io sos 900 49,
for standard sizA.
i PioueS-csstnes, wholsesIe. ~; 'sssal
a5pe Manila. Desi. ise. Juse. ssAss
LIaroEs. wfTE~s &C
Ale. scoScb best ssznss), p;nta. et.po
Espdiss: Domestic u.Iossi. 80; srusl
7se.ss1 apple, new, sl-sossl-7s; visinn
Ese Siisssss: ixecian. y,.so.sq, p.ss
Old. s3aSf Virginia mountain, new. tf7oo
o.; old t2ss3 and upaarts.
Gin: lOmsstc. tl.tCssi.so. tnporte1.
~ .Sosss.75 pei case.
New England RUIZ si.SgssI.ss.
Esctined Whiskeysi gissi.so.
LunBEk. sTAyEs az.
Lumber Waite gxk, cob - Ofcsr, 1i1o
$40 per LOCO; on rsETksf. tezsi2.5o, po9
l.oooi western virginia poy,sr. tiS1s1e
peT 1000: West Virginia white pine, etso
tSs per Loco: yellOw pfne--rougb DoaydA
Sc dry clear fi2asis: lOasf. sessis, 40
curciDg 20 size and lengths sbingssS-PfDs,
sl.7Sas2.so: cygrees s-fpch. tfsse prs
600: saps, s4ass Isths-split n sawsA
ti.75st2 per 900.
slaves; MhiSkey-Osrre! umDo4, sneen.
Slsat20 pef 1000. seasoned sz0ssz5 OF
LOCO. Machine slaves So b0at7; TUNED
heading &c. per set. flour. re rel poles ~
ss6. Horshead-boops, zoe. bundle. sarxee
exceedingly dnu. With very 'ew buysrs. -
prices quoted.
POWDER SHOT. &C.
fuse Toys mining. s5as5c. per 100 feee-
Poxder: t4.2s pei keg; blasting. sl.so:
mining, t2.7s.
Shot: Northern. $50 per bag Of -
rounds.
Grindstones: lsa2c. per pound
sKED.
Cover; ts.soss4.2s.
Timothy 81 .25asz 50.
Orchard -t3rsss 81. lOaSl 10.
Herd Grass: eoa70c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
TWO ACCfDEaTs.
Buried Under an Embsnkmeni-Les
Cut on.

Specisltelegram 10 the Dlspatch.I
NoWOLK. Va. October GA shocking
accident happened on the Western Branch.
neSr Portsmouth,, its afternoon. Three
men were engaged ia diCEin: through a
heavy embankment On TIE farm 81 G.. Z.
Sidg0od, for ibe purpose q putting down
pipe 10 d-ain a miLp0n1, when TIE en-
laukueDt suddenly caved 10 aud buried
thethrce men about ten feet under ground.
- soon a possible the hands on the farm
c0Umtuced digging the buried meR out.
When they were reached one Of them
Henry kiDc. Of Por1smouih-was found
dead and the ether tWO barely alive, ana -
ITosiraifd that { j. thought both will die.
Frank Ray, d1ck-Alnd on The steamer
II. :. Phillips. 10 making z line fast thi,
afternoon. Wa caught IN the b.glt o. the
rope end had his right leg cut OF o. neatly
a> II done Wiiha saw. IL was carried .
-. NiLCeui's Hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

y Ut D = = y " ~ -
Vt-ulNeToN, Del5bcT 31.-5euer.i La-
-er. Wien a-kca by reporter tIr efe.
-ir- r-rerdirr The disa'l1wa1ce. hy .h-
second Controller o. The Sign4l--tryi 20 &c.
counts. sald: "ILe published announce
l.tll Of lailiau-doi,ar disaIl0w4u-c is
very misleading. aul RE statement made
lv Ite second Controller thai spiIn Nil,
md I.eugnaGt Ir-ig were Dol bonded is
incorrect. i fair -tlteoaIt WouiI have
INCLUDED the faci that these Cl,all3w lnces
we're onlg based upoD al. -ed lltorma iii~,,
.rd tbst these cIpea aitures Were ba,c-
up1u order. r. the :, crCtary Of VIZ upoa
d tTcceC-lt q fifteen ytGrs. and the az
rroral and ile settlement u t-e-c accounts
bed been mace previously ..y ihe Treasury
ItVzgtmtaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
EnsIann.. Izrnti.n poIier.

~ Anglo-AmercsD cable 10 the Dispatch
PAM-. October 22.-The J0urHGi des De-
hats ceEsures The British Tor their financial
policy ia Egypt, which, il sIys, has Pc 2
..r.riEed with yirT % avert EI-Jr q
lt,Iycuii5n r. the finance q TIE c0gn'rv.
tr-tId Ull never succeed, TIE paper
E--iE.ails, IN Withdrawing Egyptial ldiils
.r ODD ;ae ius. control % tl1-c III rts'el.
I'D odG-:
" Eagllnd remains IN Egypt rs long n.
go possibly can. hoping tia, the trouble %
trlore, which .ie seeks 10 provoke. viii
slow Der 70 establish bcr n permanently
r. nc county. En-lc2i imagine Frll Pc
ri it-.-p LCT>sh O. ila gct % apqr1p-i2-
t'on rendering England mistress y the
faufefofhc French colonies and severe! Ign
e the Neditrrautan. Great people .ome-
vines cherish great illusions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

INV telerrs pb 70 Tie DaxpaiSa.l

% IEITT'~F~
FRlcAGe. Ociottr Z2.~-one9 i we eouhse,
for tie seven condenne- Anarrhists slAlte {,
b. day that aro,beF al5iion I5f Ls. ga
would De eElled - rs attention o. Jal2s
(,srr. on the ground q nss,y-ais''o's .i !
SerI,ios.. Mhicb, II IL eisiIed, sae~ NJ
lie Iusirecisons o. Toe Conf "eFe Ia
rfopeY hirh bed that ussa VIC inc''s 81
oGenee bys speech Or ~fnlag was - -
bel6 eqnagly guilty With tee actual $3.50
traitor ~ iie 0eed. I; Is elliaie'i esAi. y
lie term bias Dot expired. the eoufs ca"
grant tie motion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Bnunc. GsEged. and Robbed.
Nv teIeuraph 10 the DiepatchI

NFENoy1vnLE, MICH, October o.
Three unknown men entered the oGice q
The American Express Company last eve
ulrg and. Selling the agent, ". II. Bale.
hound aud gagged him aBd tied him 20 the
safe. They then riled the safe, securing
ab0u, $500. Charles Hull, while running 10 q
IRE heard noise in the Office. and found
Bale and released hin. lie bad becp hand.
cUiIed around the, leg % the safe, and Il
was necessary 10 VT the safe 10 release him.
lie can give but 4 vague description Of the
rcI1crc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Tmperer william, Health.

By Arg,o-Americsn cable 70 The Dispatch.
PErIU, October 22.-The health OF En-
r5ror William T, improving. CroNu-Priuce
Frederick william, becoming alarmed n
the rurors appearing iB French AM Italian
papers. tciegrluaed O. Berlin f1r q .peci1l
medical .ta eUont concerning bis flther'-
con Ition, and. q is reported, De- received
rtassurinr re;iie- 20 The effect that there lie
u0 cause for slar,a nor any reason why TIE
crown Prince should hasten his return 10
Toe capi,al. Thc Emperor vii at.eEl the
frs, cutting 81 the sod on be Baltic and
North Sea canal in November. This VIII
De- the only ceremony 10 connection with
tie inception q The enterprise. The work
cf digging The canal Will not BE- regularly
tegun I'll February.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Tba ,fsinan was Awake.

i,oSTON. October 22.-rwo riyer-thleves
last might invaded the United states Forts
Independence and Winthrop The men
got Ashore at Fort Independence, entered
~ an open casemaie, and stole several arti-
clcs. The garrison, which consists % a
single soldier, was asleep 81 the time. The
thieves then rowcd 70 Fort Winthrop.
which il defended by a solitary civilian
wa'chman. He, however, was yigil-.--t
and succeeded in capturing 9th men.
whom be turned over % the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
WSrnca's Temperance Uot0u.
tRy fslsvrsl,t "a lle Dtsoafeh.i

NrsyKAT0tIs. NIsE, October 22-The
National Convention q the Woman :
CHRISTIAN Temperance Uniou opsged tai'
mognln- 10 tie Casino Themre- Miss
TYzrrts L. Willard presided. TIE role.
al sboE ID neariy every delegate present,
ipciudirg z uuc.bCr from Canada Mrs.
wHrv r. willard. nsoiher Of the president.
lsdy eixatY-two year, old. occupied u
,,leee on tie platform. The president
snueuncea the COMMITTEE oa Cfe1sniiais,
80 tben delivered ber annual address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

=. tc-tH- ga ~ s-Ap G-rs-f-----t
WASGlNCT9S. y. c., October - 1 o.
President ha- soioacd J.. II. Bui5rd' q
Mississippi, iGr appointment a. DepuiF
Tcurth Asci. O; O. Tie Trea-uT! ,Caoe DAVIS,
Ic,igufd.
Tie following Telegram from General
Mics, datfd For Ali20he. Arizona. Octo.
Ter e.b. has teen trsusFni;ied ly Geaerai
Howard 10 TIE War Department; :. A de-
fsrluen. under Capita Cooper, Tenth
cryairy. has Just rI1ved Ai l5e post, hay.ng
rserure9 MsncUs AID as s. 5oie party, co1-
sirilug & Nsngus. tho mon, three sqaaEs,
erc Use chil1rcu.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

a fsErsI Caves Lea. sary1sE Father
and g.s. -

= oisii.gson ielesrtsa says: There was
ERIE aeci le1l a tie Sterling eisle
- l'Aas 2 eas ~, situated about one mile
,.lti,'Asi Q! >snEgsoD, this morning. fs3
,Sps E'fi - u deals 10 3 peculiarly har-
!. -" HsnBeE They we're DaFid Egars,
a. 80 io1-y-6gt wears; David kganss
o., is'd tsis yesss.
- ~ s.s'.i41 y ls working xaa1 Is kns va
a"s halm ak s.aie- bc1s and has al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

AfafEarlc- va, OAoafr 32.-Tsree
-.ist creeks q tte earh have Just bern
-,'efefff CO icB q fis-Top mountain,
ih"pi q 70 PseaA ntss coai-4ii9es, N
i-@entl eouDis, a4ieh Here evidently
e.-.f1 lF Zee earthquake last month. One
" riis cfof.~ re m9unizln wagon
.,ll' 2ue lssgc usts ana rocks have beea
=. lyHn ITO Z III ~ % make il psssabie.
- si2els raiesd = lsng distance aud run
i,F'A aId sGUh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Fatal fire IN Chicago.
by telerraph 10 TIE Dispatch. ]

CHICAGO. October - The contents Of
JlcObs'- lumber-yard aud the warehouse Of
The American Narnish Company were
damaged $4,000 by fire THIS evening.
Henry stock. stephen George, and MAJ
whose name j. unknown employees u the
Narn.b Compsny-were badly injured.
stock has a chance for lie; the other two
arc DIVING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
TreInman Steamship Company.

y A-Elo-A nler can abe 20 tht Dlspafc--
LoADoS, October 22.-At \ meeting
ihc creditors %! TIE I1uan >t.s,..bip Com
pauy to-day q w1s resolved . sen u. ..l-
Germ % the ID!cTn1iiou.l stern NaYiE--I.1
Company Tor Eg1j.0J2. The u1-cclr
creditors will receive little over zen -i.-
.'--- in Tie pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Toaquss Credit


= &-E- nerlcau cable 70 the Dispatch
PGls. October 22.-TLe Budget Comm;
Jed. rrrcv-i lha RI. tot Coz. bfJ. 900 frame.
r.- 1oaq-i1.
Ilc Minister q Commerce and Iui1,rE
informed tie - arau;e. Committee ~ o..
proposed exhibition thar ile ncca-,--.
capital Of 22j"0UJ fr--cs lad been r.-
-lrld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
RuS.uess Failures
by telegraph 20 me pispatch.l

NEw YORK, October 22.-The business
failures throughout the country in the las
seven days number for tie United states
Ie2 and Canada 1G-total l93-compartd
with 10 'ast week and 100 The week pre-
vious. The casualties in the Eastern and
Middle states were light. while IN the West
err. southern. and Pacific states the num-
Ter reported f. above the average.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
PfmIfe. Races.

BALTIMORE. October 22.-First rsce--
three quarters q milo Nellie y. won
Drnke second, Ermine third. Time, LII
Second race-one mile E0liau won
Catesty gelding second. Burnora third
Time, 1:4il.
Third raee-Breekinridge stakes, tive
m'lcs-The Bard won; Blue wing second.
Tine, 3:3J.
Fourth race- one and ono quarter miles
Frank Ward won; TGlie Doe secon 2
Hfci-and-Tce third. Time. 2.lI.
Flfth race Bowie stake, three miles
ElkwOod won; Rupert second, Lucky ?
third. Time, j:25.
sixth race--OBe milo. gentlemen F1ders-
Won by John c; Poet second, Barr 0ik
third Time, lbs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
rrl1i.h ni.nafch.Ront W reeke,I.

LONDON. October 22.-Ile British 1i--
i4.cL-1arr ITlogeue uls been wrecked az
Ial during i for. -le VS. q. '--
eH. proceeding from Con-'aH,inop.- .
-'ll ica. from whore she WIS % COW
-.r william Waite. iae naWiT-1upe d
British Minister 20 Turkey, % CJns.ll.i-
rcjc. Z BE- crew ws~ saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

was weighed down with business carr,.
which, together VI tn his bitter dIsappoiot.
mcDt AZ the fallure TO get the nomination
for Congress IN the First district. undoubt.
edly led 10 the taking q = We. lie Ia
been The mayor Of thls city an member
81 The Legis sture, and vas irjmfieiy as.
ISOLATED with many business enterprises
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

>AN FEAAlI-Co, October 23-The Arctic
exploration expedition. under TIE CON.
mand oi / eutenlnt >t01ey. arrived Ia
nigh, from Ouaa'a,E1 on the United state,
-f.arrer Pear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Ehe Question Of Taxing Foreigners 10
Trance.

PNI-. Oc:0htr 2z.-ILe committee ape
pointed hy tie Chamber q Uspl..c- 81
,oa.idcr bid for taxing All ijrei -ner- car
Yiug on business ia France. anL DID
maxim. 10 obligatory On aii contractor, Cd
lut..c works iu France - l!r. only Flcacl-
men. have decided % report iaYCraJly upon
fIl .f~-r measure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Died al Sen.


NEW fokK. Ocfober 2a.-The National
Line steamship America, from Liverpool
arrived 81 quarantine to-day, having On
board The hodg ~ her lnse master, Captain
Grace. who died at sen on the lG,a instant,
Il sp0Iiexy Csptain Grace va. one Of
tse besi-known ocean steamsb:p captain.
sailing cut d this port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
ruE aUAKE rs NORTH CAKOLINA.
Three very Distinet shocks at Sails
bury.
SPECIAL telegram to ne Dispaich.l

Special telegram 10 the Dispsich.i
>al-BCEY, y. G., October p Three
shock, q cart hQuske mere felt here To- iaY.
tts fr.i about a. NJ. the second about
-..t A. NJ. and i5o third NJ 2:fj 7. NJ. The
1850 .a.i were about equal 70 the second
.hatk 0f August 8ist IN time and eject.
No lamace vas done. The last shock wa>
IN along thc hDc e the Western North
Carolina railroad - f1r west As Ashevllle
.fau- - ern.iUly O. i was here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
special tsiegrNpn 70 the Dispatch. ]

PuuCu. y. g., October "a 4
Wv rerc,rille shock q earthquake
ue. ff here % 2.47 this afternoon. Il
vs. et 81 nearly every place in this part
= rte ~t8tc. T. was very noticeable ~
p.r5s-.an and FrsnkUnt0n. Il did no
f.lna.e. bot caused some fear and a good
a.rI % comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Asehool Vr~ek.s

Try Apglo-Anerican cable 10 tae Dispatch.
DUBLIN, October ga national school
u CahcrmUrpby, West Clare. was wrecked
last night by unknogn parties. TIE teacher
bsd admitted 70 the school children 81
hoycot.ed citizens IN spite Of warning no.
tiers uogtfd in public
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
That Interior

p A-e,o-AmericRn cable 70 the D.Frstc-
EIBLIS. October 22.-The E1.i0n1 Jl
-rHe says the object q the recent inter
I'd bad by the Russian Ambazsadcr vil
Prince Bismarck was 70 nogotilfe co.,
cluiDg customs duties aud eommerriai g.
liions between Russia aud Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
acttrs Miiltars oner.tiou..

y ADglo- Anerlcsn cab'e 20 ne Dlsp8 =.
y. P-gEEsBUEa. october 22.-New- csa-
tn-cs 20 arrive from reliable s0urc.- ai
t1c extensive uHn-p0u and military III pc
r1i,ls 10 the Bisck sea and other southern
cep1ts. Furlogghs have hcen s.1pI f.
nd reserves ere retained under orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Torthe sabine Pas Sufferers

NOBLE, october 22.-Tle Cotton Ex.
change opened sub~.rirti0n-.i>t for the
Saline Pes, suIcrfr- yc,,erlly, and SIP
forwarded today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
PaEor- :, nrl.s RnrnnlI

MCSTEEAL. October - The works 0f
tle Canada Psper Company a. Windsor
were burned l,t night. Loss s2W.H00,
which fails entirely upon American mH-
iual compiEies. Three W0rkmcu were
badly burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Two Women Murdered.

~ ielegrap1 % Inc U-spaIcn.I
CEDAR Rapids. Iowa. October 22.-Tw0
Bohemian farmers wives. living nine miles
from bore. were murdered ll,' nigh. by q
Bohemian. who cit their head. opca with
81 exc. He wa. captured. NJ cause j.
given Tor tie deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Static ts zfeagi,er.

BY Apglo-Ameriesn cable 10 the Dispatch
DuHLIS, October PA meeting was
held al Waterford to-day, the Mayor pre-
siding, al which Il was resolved % erect 4
statue to General 1bonas Francis Meagher,
" ho vas born In that city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
Prince Napoleon AZ Buffalo.
by telegraph 10 the Disaaich,l

BrFFALo, n. Y, October 22--Prinee
Victor Napoleon, accompanied by John W.
Maekay. the bOnanza king. arrived this
morning from the West. They went 10
Niagara Fails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

CIyCINEATr October 2z.-Fou. Quiet-
wbest stronger 40. 2 red 77.s7sc. Corn
easier. 80. uiXed. sec. Oats Il Oderats
demand 10. .Ixe6. z7so. Pork Quiss
st g. 90. Lard scarce a. S5Tb. ECIk.msats
AID bzcu. quiet aud unchanged. MAxkey
STEADY tsIl3. Sugar easv. Hogs weak,
conlca sDi light e 40sS4.l5; paeken
AID bUtcLers', s.. s5aSf IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

CHIIE-Tou. October 22.-The South
Carolina synod. In session 70 Cber3w, r.
4ucsted Professor Woodrow % resign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
snfeids Of . Promfnspt Man.

MANCHESTER, y. H., October 2a.-H0n.
Joseph Il. Clark, one OF the most prominent
citizens 81 this city and Stale. committed
suicide In barn to-day by hanging. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
7teU echero R.ehmord Tes'erdqy .-a.
1 CHAPTER FOR THE CHILDREN

Cor6rroy IS a rihhed vslveteen. made en-
treIy u cotton. Wi corduroy fadss H.
tar p =. wreu washed. We have an 10
iva .co assortment Of Corduroy suits TO-;
b0ysstt g eac1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
HOW We DO IT.

Iovhste sell him nice little Over
coat fCrS3 - We cannot tel you nov
many klLts We have Al tCIs price but
E- sL0g we have l0ts u them, and we
E4Ulg We csu rs o iI vel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
10 vt.1a Uu,,,..-,

by Angio.Anericsn cable toihe Dispatch.
VIENNA, October 29.-Tbe Emperor Of
Austria viii soon visit The King Of Italy 1t
Florence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

New York: Brooklyns, s; New Yorks. G..
- Loti-: flfgn -Imr for tfrr wUrld'-
champ i0r,hip- Louis, 10; ChIcas0., 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
NOT BAD

TIE 81 90 - sud85 Overcsats are not
GA styles len over neither from our
DEl 6a. cs Lor tie B2.ts 0i sJ ue 0De esq.
but sre among the latest productions
- pith Cspes, some villa AbiraEnan
Fur-IrimmiIgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

their private signals. They arrived safely
Few days ago.
The Russian Prince wiitgenstein, Prince
GaiiizeD, and Prince Tsrolini. two nephew
OF tb.sCzir. aud Nice- Admiral lynn shorff
knn. Minister Of Marine. were on the yes
sci on which The Nihiiisis came 10 sau
Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23

WIN ,yr5Tos, s. ., Octooer 2g.-spiPin
,UspenCne steady ~ Ssl.c. Rosin quiet:
nEsu a. tISO. crude turpsntius rrn:
lard s.. yEIcw-d4 > ard virgin, 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
BEAUTIFUL

PeorEs % Inc O. crimson. purple.
crab, and varied co'oled kcuns klt
0ge.coais lJf The little fellows q d-es...s
ne have never seen more handsome
variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
kEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

EEW YoRK, October 22.-Cottor-Sst
fecc!pis- none: gross receipts. l.7sS
bsles. Futures clossd steady sales. ~, zoe
bales: October. SsssAss ~ November,
81 s7Afs o.; December. ts.0ssss a. jan
uaFy. ts.lIsts.iz: February, - lssss.ls:
March ts.2sese.z7: AprA, 80. s3sys. SO:
May. se4fRs2.s5: June. ts.bsatS.54. July.
81 81 lsS62: ADguft, -. gssss 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
IS THAT so a?

Yes. ve are mpsi.ei % say that 10
hoy utet 60 crt of srr house unc!oih5d
~ l8cuu'CrraD Vnsn We snow suca a
good ..De ri. Uvsre0ats Tor $50 aud q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-23
NORFOLK PEANCT nAEKET

HORFoLK. October 81. Market Gun. Sales
Of leo bzggsI SC. No work al the factories
except for local den Rod. Prime. ss33<e. !:
fancy, A.. DOM non. ls2e. shelici. 2A2xc. !;
factory hand picked, 4s34e.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-06-03
St. GATHERINGS Hall.

A meeting of the trustees of st. Gather
ines Hail. at Augusta, was held in that city
on Thursday last, and the affairs of the
school were thoroughly canvassed. The
board was very favorably impressed with the
condition and prospects of the school and a
report to that effect will be presented next
week to the annual convention of the do
cese. The trustees were satisfied that the
institution had never been in better condi-
ton at any period of its history of IS years
In addition to its presentvery efficient staff
of teachers, two others are to be engaged for
the coming year, one from a prominent insti-
tuition in Boston, the other, who will be the
instructor in music and French, having the
highest testimonials from the heads of
schools in New York and elsewhere with
which she has been connected. The lady,
Miss Porter, will be in Augusta several days
previous to the annual commencement which
takes place June oath for the purpose of
meeting the pupils. The schoolhas met all its
expenses this year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-06-03
SUBURBAN NEWS.
CUMBERLAND MILLS.

The receipts for passenger tickets over the
Portland and Rochester road during the
month of May amounted to $35O,and over the
Portland and Ogdensburg road $3.50. The
amount collected on freight at the Union
station of both roads was $4,000. Station
Agent Clark sold 2O4 excursion tickets to
Morrilps Corner, Memorial Day. There
were $50 sold at the Saccarappa station.
Superintendent Warren ordered the paper
mills shut down Memorial Day and gave
the employees of the mills an opportunity to
participate in the exercises of the day. Sci
dem, if ever before, have the mills been
closed on any national holiday excepting the
Fourth of July.
The elevated railway is completed and ten
new box cars, built by the Portland Compa-
ny, are placed on the track for transporting
paper from the packing rooms of the mill
to the railroad station.
Mr.. Edward Sampson is laying the foun-
dation for two story dwelling house on
Main street, 90 by 30 feet, with ell 20 by SO
feet
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-06-03
DEATHS.

In this city, June 2, Catharine Elizabeth, only
child of John B. and the late Mary j. Crisham
aged months 10 days.
Funeral this afternoon at $50 o'clock, from
No. 10 Spring street.
In Limfngton, May 80, Asa Charles, second son
of the late Dea. Parmenio Libby, aged about 81
years. massachusetts and st. Louis papers
please copy]
In Southport, May IL, Julia Mari, wife of N. B
Mari, aged 81 years months.
In Bristol, May II, Giles Lewis, aged SO years
months.
In Damariscotta, May 81, Sarah A., wife OF
Edward Flint, aged 65 years months.
80 years.
In Hope May %, Eliza Heal, widow of the late
James Heal, aged "a years 5 months.
years 4 months.
In Union, May 20, Harriet, wife of Aaron Mad
dox, aged 55 years.
70 years,
Funeral at Evergreen, June 8, at 1oA. M.