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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
The Now Policy of the Equitable Life
Assurance society.

The Equitable adver,ises a new form %
policy" The Free Tontinc." II is said %
combine ali the benefits which can properly
be united in one policy. II retains all the
advantages which have made TOntine as
sursnce so popular. II has surrender
value in paid-up assurance after three
wears. which some Of the older forms OF
TOntinc policy do not grant. AT restric.
tions a. to travel, residence, and occupa'
hon are swept away at the end Of the first
wear: the policy becomes absolutely incOn-
tcstihle at tie end Of the second year, and
not. a. heretofore, al the end OF the third.
These policies are made payable imme-
diaiely upon the death Of the assured, and
all unnecessary techuicaliiies an confusing
conditions have been cXpunged from the
agreement
II would seem that this policy Is worthy
81 The attention OF those looking FOR lie
insurance. Toy it, claims to popularity are
certainly attractive and new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Hastings Courr. Yesterday.

Richard Howell, charged with selling
liquor without a license. was acquitted.
John Coleman (colOredl. who was in
dicl,d for attempting 10 incite a riot In
jaIi and violently resisting the police. was
convicted and given six months additional
Imprisonment in jail.
Richard Allen. Charles Harris, Thomas
Walker, and William Henry Jones, charged
with resisting the police, were each given
fifteen DAYS in jail.
In the ease OF Robert Harris, charged
With The same offence, noHe prOSeQui was
evfgrfd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Ne,t.Tna Narke.-Honse.

The resolution providing Tor the appoint
meui q O. .pecisi committee 90 inquire into
tle exp, d.cucy Of ercc,in. @ m8rket-hou,e
be- tle western pan Of the cl'y. adopted 10y
tae Counel Monday night, was introduced
iy By. stark. not Nh. Render. II the
Board also ree- 90 the resolution tue
,Ifca. committee, composed Of three MEM
t,r' 90 ihe common Council and two from
ile bo-rd. viii be appointed, which com
mI'tet Vii consider the questions OF site,
la.f. DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
ErooLIyBJ Jockey Club.

by IeItETs pu 20 Iut De paI-II'I
INV YORK, October J.-First race Brook
kn Jockcy-Clu5 course to-day I'll,
ares. one mile-Glelncr won; Little Mn
RE second. Editor third. Time, l:4l3. No
batting allowed.
second race-one and one eighth miles
Climax won: Nakomio second, Fcrona
Third. Time, l:5Gs.
Third rsce-ior two-yeu-old', six FUR
longs Bessie June won: Laredo second.
Fenelon third. Time. lljt.
Fourth race for three year-oid- aud uQ-
ward one and q quarter miles-Nolanie
won; Mile second. jim Douglass third.
Time, 2:Cs4.
Fifth racial ages. one mile-Begcer'
Bush won; Jessie second, War Eagle third.
IiMn 1.aaI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
DAsNILIE.
DieoTrom the Effects Of Ills Injuries

'speclsl telegram 70 ne Dlspaicn.I
pANyUIL, VA. October J.-J. ). NJ.
lntvrc. who vas assaulted last nigh, bv bis
negro tenant. died from the edcct- II injury
received. The past norton showed the
>kulI wa, rotiraciurel. tut The blow caused
cxiraya-a,iou Of blood on the brain. Do
ducine death. Hcurg Fuller. who commit
ted the murder. ha~ not been caught. De
ceas.d came here from Richmond eleven
wears ego. ard engaged in the furniture
business. lie tad amassed considerable
fortune. and owned much real estate. He
Wa for some time engaged in the furniture
business in Norfolk, whore Be Is We'll
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
The state Bosra of Pharmacy.

The STATE Board Of Pharmacy, consisting
q Mc-srs. 7. Roberts Baker, Richmond.
President; J. A. ThOmls, Jr.. Norfolk ;
Eugene Warteid, Alexandria; Robert
Bfydon, DansiIle, and l.. Il. Beckwith,
Petersburg, secretary, met in the Hail Of
She House Of Delegates yesterday. They
aie engaged IN examining applicants for
positions a. pharmacists, Of whom there
arc some fifteen. The Board will probably
adjourn tA,is afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

Bergman Green, for Colonial Thomas r.
Gcodc. The controversy between Colonel
Goode and the company, which Is organ.
ized un6er the laws OF New York, arose
out Of lease, Colonel Goode alleging that
the company had violated the terms OF it's
contract, and he applied for and obtained
an injunction In the State courts TO re-
strain the company from exercising any
authority under the lease. The case was
removed by the company INTO the Circuit
Court OF the United states. The counsel
for the company made motion that the
injunction be dissolved. and this was the
subject ~ argument yesterday. The argu-
mont viii be continued to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
A New Departure.

Reform your laiIor's bills. DO not pay a
percentage on large stocks Of goods carried
over from season 20 season.
lam selling from samples OF some OF the
Finest Goods in the market.
II you can buy clothes for cash you can
saye a. least % per cent. by giving me q
cali JOHS LATOUCHE,
g0J Bank street,
next 10 the corner OF Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Cure or u sprain.

MACEpoN CENTRE, WAYyE COUNTY, N.Y.
February y, lSSJ.
some wears ago ! badly strained nv
stomach picking cherries. aud have suffered
greatly ever since Nothing has been -
beneficial ~ Alcock's Plaster.. They en-
urcly cured me Of that trouble. have
also been afflicted with a lame ankle. bW
these Plaster, soon enabled me % walk. /
recommend them Whenever | have an OPP
portuuity. a, | have found them very useful
for over ten year. AIlcock's Plastcrs hava
always done me the greatest service. and !
am every day more and more convinced
that no household should DE without them.
Mrs. SUSIE 1. BILLS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
hentences HOmmuied.

The sentence OF Thomas Cordrl. con-
v;c'ed last saturday in the llus-Ing> Court
o, Manchester for unlawful cutting and
given one year in the peniteniiary. was
YESTERDAY c0mmUtcd 10 one year i'm jail.
The sentence Il J. 7. ia ,ksor. convicted
in Pare county i'm July Of selling liquor
without o license and sentenced TO six
months u jail, was comuutcd 10 two
months In iII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
ne Cnnmnker. Gnne.

The CaumaEcr>' Mutual Protective A.
ISOLATION branch ~ the knights II Labor,
II Baltimore. Who came here o. escort a.
the Maryland delegation and Noucl.
large excursion party on the steamer
Louise. left for home Yesterday afternoon.
They arrived here sunday afternoon. and
brought with them Dickinson, Band of
twenty pieces. WMie here they slap. an
She toat ana spent the day >lsht-seein-
Ground the CITY. and did lot, Of >erenaIias
IL night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
DIS or T1Lk.

The elec'ric Hgtt is Of great odraHtaJ' 70
1ose irbo ore obtiged TO make tte'r selections
atntgLh Rg hrs form of illumination pat
ter1S and c.'ors oppeGr mare oi1Hcty than
IN gas. dgiL and the purchaser e. fnnb'ed H.
C,t almost an c1ac' idea h5tf goods edl i'.i
40 he daytime. W Keep open until :.
I7ooJs ltsttcd by ne electric arc.
1ol conuo. ilidIc ~ mans ..eaf0' cnp1-
city bu the size ~ his heqd or ~ The tDlnit of
ne ro,~e. Hb0 n4,s.cle 10 suppose that az
man trin Big francs hare BIG trains. or Ma'
ilrd tqit.~s make me test Impressions. IN
discussion a. Is tri,e that victory usually rests
triA he man trlo tails the loudest and ue
fastest. buf ,,hen Dotl coJne doirIs t1 business
the case /, different. The patient and mDd"''
,qlc.7aa1. u most ARRAYS successful. Re don't
Deru.it or sGlesDten o. -reraWe our customers.
5ut ,1act yoite attention "a cuery department.
THE WORLD
Informs nt many reqlers that nc citizens Of
GIosgotr haze presented queen Victoria
"t,iih an UUjrelia hGrmg q h1nd'e orna-
iaerfe4 trifh q round gIobe 81 GGc gOlG repre-
senfing tie W0rld." Non. n q hal been
square globe or an obi0ng globe there uoaid
hare becu sn.n,fhiog unusual a5OW and d.
.crpf.on OF .t dopJt'ess rey1 interesting. oar
>ilk Tmbrellas, nth o0iH-Siiter HAAS ant
gold plated heads, lOe hink ,ciH interest you
more.
TIE FIR NINIING-G OODS RETIEW
says thai H.e DEMAND for Opcn-Front Bosorns
d. Readu-Nade shirts Is TOO pronounced 10 BE-
mistaken. No man WhO Uears an opcH'6ack
SHIRT has an idea ichut comfort Is. Try one ~
or open-'roHtS.
MS sad nat up % 1883 0,cre icere o. coD'
lafssiou.ho,,scS oil The time from 81 100000.
s. OOO, Q, 0 iH Init goods on hand. n Is s'aied
that The amount iH hetr hands to-day nil mt
,Iceod s20o 600. This tells ne "hole story.
IN early adrance IN knit goods al along ne
Tine IS inertfdble ours uere purchased dt n"
lotrea pr,ccs these goods hare touched this
year. I'erblin' SAP.
We read Of Mrs. H. c. Harris Of Harlem.
VA York. uAo has collected from az quar-
fers Of me 0ioJe 5000 battoHs-probdtly d
more practical. Jtt not 50 curious collection
osirc Eucio an Old man 70 make once Of old a.
! ipeIl az uc,c bricks. UtHter Or summer, rain
or shic. n might be seen. b. lex IN hand, add
ina IL his pile. Considering TIE shOrtness Of
/ lJ,. tou cannot oford 10 tVaste your time loi'
/ Iotlinq the chimeruS C( eecentrIcitU and Old
oOe. nor yef The i0Ris JGiUuS Of cheap mares
fror, small stocks Of goods. our stock u large
and cheap.
C7eon ltHcn is great ciriiizsr. Put he
,rildesf oC our AndrehiSts into Het0ly-boiied
shiyts nat ~ them and yOu reduce Their
crmiag far blood about 80 per cent. But
mind yoll. he shirts D,Ust nj IKE those sold b.
4. SARS & 60"
CiofAiers. Haneys Tutors, and faTnisheTS
1908 MGin street.
fOc 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Manchester News.

The Ilustinc, Court will probably adj
iouTn for the term to-day.
OnacCoUni Of the sickness 81 hon. George
u. Wise the Democratic meeting which was
60 have been held last ni9h ut has been post
poDed until Friday night
The case Of Linden Clarke, charged with
emtcZzlcment. was called in the Hus.ings
CONT yesterday, was continued Until The
November term, Snd Clarke WAS bai'ed.
Immediately afterward be was arrested on
q warrant from the nit"d STATES District
Court charging him with deirauding the
First National Bank. lie was committed 10
the Hcnrico.couniy jail. and will be tried
Thursday. It's understood that h. will
Mead entity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Thes,rnncIersofP Paris.

Tii, play Of BeIa>co'- was presented al
the Theatre again last night. with Mr.,
Prank I. Tannehili and Ms, Edna Court
nav in the leading parts. The play Is q
drama Of the sensational order, and l. well
presented 10y tnis company. Tie scenery
which The company carries With them j,
superb. The play viii Toe repeated ~
ni.hr. and viii doubtless have a fun house
o. witness the closing performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
6RoCEhfSs. aA.
PROPOSALS.
BUEEAU or YARDS AND DOCKS.
NAVY DEPAkTNENT,

A
WAsHISGTON. ID. C., September 8. 1858. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLl-
~ CATE, addressed TO the Chief OF the
bureau OF Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment, Washington. ID. C., from regular deal
efs or manufacturer only. endorsed 9 Pro-
possls for Granite for Dry Dock" Will be re-
celved AT this Bureau until oclcck L. NJ
OF WEDNESDAY the lSth day OF October.
1855 al which { me and place the proposals
VIII be opened, IN the presence OF bidders.
for farm lshing and delivering free OF ex-
pense TO the Government, and subject 10
The usual inspection. at the nsvy-ysrd.
Mare island. California. 40 600 CUBIC
Yet. MORE OR LkSS. DRESSED Ok DE-
MENsION GRANITE. as may be deter
mined after The bids are received. according
10 printed schedules and specincstions 70
be had. together WITH forms OF offer. by APP
plying 10 the Bureau aud a. the Navy ray
Office, san Francisco, Cal. The granite re-
CURED is for the altsrs, umbeT-sldes, and
coping OF the dock.
The Bureau reserves the rght 10 REJECT
any or al bids that may not be deemed adj
yantageous TO the Government and 10
waive In formallties. ID. X. HAMNf,
81 l5-M4w Cnief OF bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
he Declined the HONOR.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 5.-P. W.
Morgan, who was nominated by the Prohi-
bitionists for the State Senate, to-day IN a
card addressed TO the Executive Commit
tee declined the nomination, alleging press
ing business affairs as his reason therefor.
The same committee to-day endorsed \.
+. Humphreys for county commissioner.
Mr.. Humphreys is the Democratic nominee
for that place.
The true reason for Morgan's resignation
IL the knowledge Of the fact that he could
not possibly be elected, and the action Of
the Prohibition Committee in endorsing
Humphreys, who has always been tenn
perance advocate, is an attempt TO straddle
the fence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Fatal and Di.tressiug Accident.

GALEsBrEG, III, October Mrs. Will
liam Cunningham and her little children
EDDIE and Mile, were run over by
switching tram at q street-crosslng Last eve
ming. The mother was cut 10 pieces ana
killed. The boys leg was cut of, and he
cannot live; and one Of the girls feet was
crushed, and she was otherwise hurt. The
regular flagman had gone 10 supper and
left bow TO do bis work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
The medical College.

Tue ioriy-ninth annual session o. the
Medical College Of Virginia opened day
before yesterday, with sn unusually large
attendance o. students. The prospects for
tery successful session and large classes
are lsiteTirg. Professor and Dean j. ;.
Dorsey Cullen Eisde q very appropriate iD-
NOeuctOry address yesfefday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
AIhemnrle DcInocrafs.

The Democrats q Alhemarle Monday
nominated James L. Gordon for the state
senstc % I'll the vacancy 0cclsioned of the
resignation Of senator Win-teld. Be.o.u-
Luton, were adopted endorsing the Adj
m,ui,iration, pladcin- support to OFT
rail-. and advocating the establishment; Of "a
system 81 frost signal, for farmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 3, 1855.
An excursion train brougnt good many
iohscconists from North Carolina here to-
day, and The Exchange was made more live
~ by their appearance there. but sales
show g. far but little II any more life In bu-
siness-csused by the frost-though It Is not
20 he doubted that later prices will be
helped. Samples OF badly frosted leaf were
exhibited on the Ex change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
silver Dollars Outstanding
NV tala~ranb N the Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON, October "a statement
prepared at the Treasury Department To-
day shows that there are now outstanding
eco, 1882 in standard silver dollars, belng
the largest amount Of that coin In circuia-
ton since their issue began. rapid de-
cline, however, Is now expected, as Result
Of the issue OF the more CONVENIENT SILVER
certificates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
A Train Ditched.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

SIERRA BLANCA, Ten, October j.-The
west ound Southern Pacific passenger
tram was wrecked twcuty-thr,e mile west Of
here yesterday. The engine. matt, express,
and frst.cla.s coaches were all ditched.
several passengers ard the express '.sen-
ger were injured. The most seriously in
iUred was lady passenger for RI Paso,
who had her hip badly crushed. The acci-
dent was caused by a washOut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
He Was HING.
by telesraph 10 the Dispstch.l

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch
GALVESTON. Ten, october "a special
~ The Na-S from Uhroc6mOrtOn, Ten.
.ay, An armed mot broke into the jail
here sunday night and took a NJ gro named
Tom Tarrcr, put q rope around Biz nc h.
dragged him q quarter Of q mile and then
hanged him 10 tree. Farrer had con-
fr-- d that he killed farmer named jcrncr
and assaulted and murdered U-ruc:'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
MSb Charged with narcer q
fukitive.

A.ioT Jobn Poe, Jr.. chief OF police,
yts,Iuay received the following:
bsSUIL VA. October j.-LOOk out
~ and arrest Henry Fuller, charged With
murder. Color, Ozark gingerbread; twenty
ot' % TWENTY-FIVE YEAR old; five feet eight
~ ien inches high; weight about one
hundred and Giiy pounds; Hat nose.
T.. WILLIAMS. Chief Of Police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06

WHERE TO FIND PEARLs.-Scientirc PEG.
pie have been instTuc;ing folks where 10
look for pearls; but right mere in Richmond
and SO AGENT territory they abOund-in the
mouth OF every lady and gentleman wuo
uses MINOT's DESTIFKlCE. ~ 81 drug
gists. IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
r. PAxsOS.

II viii lie observed that here Is direct
Effort upon the part OF witness for The
company 10 induce third parties to inter
pose In The litigation between the COMPANY
and mys II, and at least 10 make the effort
10 influence the administration OF pubic
justice in a cause pending before one OF TIE
highest judicial tribunals In the land. Is
not this prcscntable Oftncei respec :
fully invite The attention OF the United
state, grand jury 10 this man. VIII adn
Shat am at this time his cndorser upon an
accommodation note at the "Bank Of
CIarksville," and that within the last thirty
days be sought and obtained from me. TO
meet a very pressing demand. an accOmmo-
dation loan II one hundred dollars, which,
however, has been returned. | leave him
10 the scorn and contempt OF all honest
men. THOMAS +. GoODE, per ID.
Boydi0p, Va, October 1, 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Connection, Elections.

TBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.'
HARTFORD, Conn, October 5.-Returns
from 100 towns give Republicans "a towns;
Democrats, 81; divided, Is. The same
towns last year stood: Republican. 40;
Uemocratle, "a; divided, II. Net Repuo-
hcan gain, towns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
HIVE ,ss 30 Cents

you can be- permanently cured Of Chii's ana
Fever, a. numbers Of Others have been, py
the Use OF the best and simplest remedy
known. We mean box OF ''OwenS Anu
Chill Pills.' Price 80 cents.
OWENS a. MINOR.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
sxoKITRrxY CIGARS.

ATCAHELL's PHAKMACY, Third and Main
streets. WofTrBp Lithis. Buffalo Llthia.
Bethesda, and all mineral waters on draft
or by the bottle. Deep Rock. Vichy. KS
sengen, Plain Soda &c. delivered in syphon
bottles anywhere IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
nv felegrs Oh TO the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, October G-1 4. H.-For
Tjrgirjd, fair rsattsr, nOrtheGsteT!y 'cUdS,
ncQriy stationary temperature.
FCr AOrih CGrOinI, south Carolina. ana
Gco-gio. tq.r -eqthsr, H0ytteqsterly J-iRds.
nearly stationary temperature.
Tie U edti,r IN Richmond leSteriqg mas
clear and pleqsGEi-coo' at night Gnd ~ the
early morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-15 Virginia cou-
pons, new, at 40; 20 shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte AZ 81; 1000 shares Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend scrip
at ssIt; 10 shares Petersburg railroad at
e7L, 10 DO. al s7l&. 10 do. at e7s.
SECOND BoARD.-l, 800 Richmond city e's
ftna lgs7laf lnQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
MEETINGS..

TTENTION KNIGHTS OF La
~ BOR-All Assemblies OF knights or
Labor and trades organizations are ex-
pecfed to take part IN the Grand Street
parade on MONDAY NEAT, October nth.
II Is essential that each ssse moly should
send their nun per and all trades orgsnl-
zstiors the name OF their orgSnization TO
the secretary. so a. 10 assign them their po.
sition In line Badges may be had OF any OF
the follow ng committee Il. r. Turner. 10
west Leigh street W l.. Smith, 272l N
street. VI. Walsh, lOi west Charity street;
J. + Bass. llo2 vest Main street banners
OF !. J. Gam. 5Og east Marshall street.
j. n. BA6S.
Secretary Committee Of Arrangements.
oc s-2t knights OF Labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gaze.

fbis esse va. called IN the United states
Circuit Court yesterday morning. The
,sfgumeni wss opened by Mr.. 4. y. VIII
name, ior the Virginia Buffalo Lithia springs
eoisi'aiy, and Le was followed by Judge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Operatives for Augusta Mills.

AUGUSTA, GA, October "a dozen ope-
ratiyes from Upper Carolina arrived iast
right and got TO work at the Augusta Ia
tory this morning. This swells the force
Cf men now al work 20 eighty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
ornnc Ann, Of The Kepnbllc.

Phil Kcarucy Post. Grand Army n The
Prrutlic. Will tonight give their com
r.dc- VITO ore member, Of The knights
General Assembly a reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
Sale Of the EIygeia.

The sale Of the Hygeia Hotel, at Oh
Point. Z, announced for tomorrow. a
number o. capitalists are on tho ground.
AID there j, promise Of lively competition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
HARKEIs BY TELEGRAPH,
NV YORK.

VIEW YORK.. October 5.-Cotton quiet;
sales 586 bales; upisnds 7-l9o., or.
cans esc-: net receipts, Ss,li9 bales ex-
pOrts- 10 Great III tain, 1872 bales; 10
the continent. RS bales; stock. SS5.766
bates. Southern four quiet. Wheat about
&c lower, closing heavy; No. < red, octo-
her sSAs33Zc.: November e4tSasj e.
Corn about &c. lower. closing heavy; No.
2. october, 45sa4534c.; November, 1914
4s,c. Oats l-8i,c. lower; No. ?. October.
8OLc. coffee fair: Rio dull sugar dull and
nominal; refined dull and easy. Molsssee
steady. Rice MN. COtton.seed OIL IN
changed. ROsin quiet 81 slaSl.O75s Tur"
pentine. sac. Wool nrm. Pork easler;
mess. 50 7sasIO for old: $40 25ssl0.50 for
new. AIitdles dull. lard, 7alOc. lower
western steam $500; October. IS 0Zaso.l2.
Eretytfg firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
A. Mhitc Snow
Linens washed with the famous Pearline.

AT CAEELL's PHARMACY, Third and Mai
streets, Lub.ns English Lavender. Lub.n .
LAit Dc ConcombIe. Caswel No. Cologne
Dr. Pierre's Eau Deutifrice. Mrs. Pray =
Manicure Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-06
AIovEI.Y COMPLEXION.

what lovely eompexion." we often
hear persons say. ~ wonder what she does
for it?" in every case the purity aud real
LONELINESS OF the compiexion depends upon
the blood. Those who have sallow, blotchy
faces msy make their skin smooth aud
healthy by taking enough OF Dr. Pierce s
"Coden Medical Discovery" TO drive out
the humors lurking in the system.
MID. soothing. and healing Is DIR. sage's
Catarrh Remedy.