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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

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REV ToEE. October 25.-cOftnr easier
safe. AS "a .es upiand2 s.sc.; 0fisanG
s iItC. rsceipts 5C.th3 baies exuOrJs-
"a GREAT hsitIlE. - Ja8 Daiss o. France
6.67f hllleE 20 tine Continent. e5s Dairs
stock, b7-.5L1 bales. southern iiOur nm
and qulef. Wneaf about &c. lower aHt
OUR; NJ. REQ lctUDe-. nOnItua IA s5fc-
November 5s5 fsG &C. december e. - Ida
e1sc. gOn ssHHC. lover and dui No.
hctObel. 41kc November - .A464c.. ~.
cemher z7s47sc. uat sEtsc. higher and
only moderately active. No. Bctoger
SzHc HOP uuist coffee falr Rio lZ3se
sugar sleaGy. hDiSsee~ steady. klGe uTn1
Cotton sesC oil unchanged. koslu nut fnf-
Nentiys stesny AZ Sec. Voc QUEST anC iirm
F0rt dull. Niodlss ilrn long clear 81 81
J. aIC opelEsC q saade lower MAJ eisszsa iirlt
Wesieru steam spot and Oclo'e g. pa
November, a. soaso co relsI-e steady
lIEulErAz
CIFCrEBATI Octonef 20 --FIoul IL goud
demand family 1.S0ai3.3D Wheat ufm e
No red TEE, Torn fzsv =. No mixed
87sc. Oats easy, 20. > mixed A7s4c. PORK
Gul 81 zs.5U. LArc quiet ~ t5.T5. Blia-
demaud shOYI-rlb q So gnOft-cls4r 81 70
Wnlskey active and hrn a. SI.l5 su9ar
Quiet hO@s steady; common anu ltguI.
ss8oays.sU. packsn ano BUTCHERS so.aos
sac.
Wheat opened frm Dut declined. ciasnig
lessc. blue saturday; No . red, casa.
75sr: hovemDeT. 7ss-aTe sc-; IIecsmDer,
Ts9lc: MAY As3zas7ssc. rurn lower no.
: plt1ed east aS5fc.. November. 3ss.e.;
ersnluer. S4k4 tRis ffrmar, No =. CASH,
S99ac: November 263ss lsrcenlBsf. z54c. I;
Alsy se3dRsOssc. Wnisksy, AIS. PrnVi-
eiops generally firm. l1JKk II light d1aa4no
al g. 40ass.6o Lard $40. bnls-nieais--
fsnxsf-lots long clear. sc-s5at6 30. sflort-
rin 81 g0axG GA; short-rlset, 90 e5seb s7s
fsHcnT--t onE-eIear aud snoxt-rtn. ST-x3
saori.cleaT 81 .noas1 &c. HanAs steady ~
sIU.6eaSl2 sc.
CHICAGO.
CIIIcAGo. H., November zs.--FlOur IN
changed caail QHotatIoDs warr ~ foiio@s
30 : frd wheat 7ac. DoFl soc. tksis x57E.
Ne-~-p0gk ge.67A i4&ro, g.. 7n- Saoxb-rft
slnS& loose 60 10. Isfy salIrn snoaiders
roxsd 50 .40aS5.an. Hnuri clear aides. box
I'd. se.Jcas6 30. Wnizxey sl.1s. Toe
ls.sfiipg futufes ranged anc ciisssd - tn
fasss " heat- tsstDisey hsgfisst 1tsc-: tssN
eat 7s1y. eiusing ~ C.; cnsagisser, nsgn-
sxg, 7ozse.: lowus. ss1se-; c.osinx. 7S31e.
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i,Istinory Dnrnso-ga la .nlesded !. Nv
Try telegraph IA tne D,.n.,ch

LOUISVILLE, October "a go,rir
Journal special say: The Large Wsi:i
distillery. rear oweDsboro', By., owned b'
Tripleti Walden, Wa burned inis morn
ing. Los, f5i.0il9.
After a friendly vrestling.matct ye,teT
Gay, near Williamsburg, nv. Wili4IH
BTougiiton shot and killed John Wi,tr
hunt ann wounded Wisterhunf'e brother
The shooting was e0lG-Dl0oded.
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guraereO s,s q Boy.
~ t..l..rr.lr,il IN Inc DizIs.tcr .

LEBANON. No.. tiet0bGr 25.-Otio llillIS. q
farmer living twelve mite from here wa
shot ard ialaliy wounded yesterdny alter
noon hy ChaFies M0i0t, iae tTeive-year-0l0
sou ~ . neighb0V. Dung Nol0i wa
throwing stones g. iiillic' two littie 0augi'-
ten. when their father approached anu
frightened INN away. lie ran to hi, home,
procured d Shotgun, returned, and hred
the charge into Illliig's body, iaEaiiy
wdundmg HIN.
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Adomh Surro, Of tunnel fame, has offered
~ prsseni each Of tiIs 40,e Observation-Disclosures
II san Francisro with trre 10 be planted
on November eth. and General Howard
has agreed 10 furnish tnact Of and m the
prcsidi0 reservation, where they may ~ on
that dsy and ucgiu the iit1 general tree
planting by ihe public IN California.
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lie Les~eDs and tsHrtDD,di Iaits
NV teleV-ap, r. tns itrr..fr.,,

NV YORK. October 25.-M. De Lesson
wa Ic-,iay asked VIM, be- thou.h 81 Ga.
statue %, Liberty, and replied l. T. liE'
iuis great UeOpl---AnericTL. /, g. grand
1uG h shows ihc growth OF the artistic -er'-
iiment IL tli- noT country. i Is iIrui,-
ui1us'
N. B1TihOld sIrd b. wa very much
pleased viii tire wJE the statue tai been
uut NJ. Indeed Dr. Wa tine frs plee 0
ni wOrh, the mounting o. which Needed
%, criticism. IN other pisee- Of NJ Wort
boz bad frequently nId % sly: On, wh,
didL', ! 1IpefInteud this 80 Bu' n regl-l
g. the erection % the Statue o. LiBe-rf lg
lmL nothing L. say.
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Iup-ovniEeu Murder.
lIyy teieasraDl u the Dis,atru

MoNTG0MEEy. ALL. Oet0ber - -
special Ia the AauertiseT IRON Gad,dei
reUort- the killing Of Widow Cannon hv O.
drunken Young man named Abif NJ I.-r-
Uah county. lie went % her h0u-e with d
irlau6 and was pur out On account o. ni-
condition. liz crowied bac! through .
window AND while the woman wa. stoop-
ma over the tie hc sh"l her IN the ba j 0'
The head, killing her instantly. il. e--
tIp-G.
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Tne arof,ert of s,,o Ia nr BIC.

rHy Anglo 4 meffcan cable 70 Inc DlspAtch,
LONDON. October - Tie crOf@r- VI
Eimuir. Isle Of skye. attacked q force 81
rohrc VINO were assisting . sheriff "a maze
cvictlous and the military had u bc calisd
OH Il wa necessary to ctarge the crowd
with tiit hiy0nei before 1. was DISPERSED.
several were woundeG aud six werc Al
v.sf~l
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A Russian Circular.

rs Anglo Amerlcan caDle q tnt UlsratcL.
PARIS. October 2s.-The FtQ1ro s1ys b.
/. ezl,ecred that IL Giers. the Russian Mn
ister Gi Foreign Affairs, vii. issue circu.
lrr e. the Power declaring that active
measure are Necessary IL Terminate Iht
anarchy prevailing N Bulgaria. on tiie
ground tia u T. dangerous t0 t-ir peace Of
ia. balkan State anu offensive % Russia
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E,eIiisereIsl Odessa.

nv ANGLO American cable 70 the Dispatch
vienna. October - The P0.itica. Orr
yeyY0t,aeHr. hn- received telegram from
t,aes.... which say,thai the Russian Consul
AZ Varna asked foI the dispatch Of Rus
.igr warshrp L. tina; place 10 pr0t-ci the
eou.,llats AND Russian residents from viz
lAffeg
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ssnaa,an DsleGssss Returned
fIsv fst~ar,spi, 10 tine DlspStch

MONTREAL, t,ct1heT 2j.--Jhe Aoiitfea
delegates u the hnighiF convention a.
hieilm0na Va, baye returned. ~ 4, uts-
nerstasd Anal efisrt~ Wit be msds, ny
amending the constitution, 10 satisfy shf
Roman taihslic authorities Of the pro-
Yiner.
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Il,v Anplc- : uerlcar cablf 10 tine Disutch.

lliy Anglc-American cable 10 tine Dispatch.
VIENNA. October 1.-The Po!ilica C0r-
TeSp0pdHcf na, 0 telegram tom -0il-
saving thai Russian rartisans thert
uave circulated q report tnI- two Eu--
sian frigaIes have arrived Il; Varua. TIE
bulgarian Government put no faith "a tiIc
JeuOrt, and consider tna 4 was invented
~ m ihe object OF intimidation. the people.
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BSneissG
IIsy telegraph 70 tne Dispatch

NEnPHIs. TEKa., October 2s.--siamcs
Haynes iroi0rgda who murdered Mary
Jaeksau also coloredj E3I Friday, N Boi'-
yar county. Hiss., and afterwards muiiiatFa
iser remains. was Gaken from ihf jah III
ilrowBsyille, Mis-, ia@ SATURDAY nishi ny
4 uaoi, al eol0red men and banged.
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srnunnre NJ Irinl-Narks.

CHf TER, Pa. October 2l.A strike Gee
CURED a. the Eddyst0ne l'riu'-N ori.s To-
Ggy Oh acrount 81 the printer wages nos
being increased a. his request, and the en-
ii-e works are stopped about 1000 hands
being Idle thereby.
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Desfh OF a r,....a..,nn

tBicAdo. uetober 25.-Eev lLOi'ert
West tiir editar Of ihe aciuanoe . wideiy-
known lieotesiaf. died suddenly q ,yea-
mort. ili.- this nsornins, wherr b. lad gone
10 deliver xcru,on.
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rritrrinn slakes.

nv anglo. American cable To the DiSpateL-l
I0sBox, t,ctober 23.-Ihr rae iof .i'e
Criterion stake a. Ncwmlrkei TO-DAY iur
,yo-veaT oids, SIX iurionss' was VOC hy
Caller Henin, Jacl O'Idliern sse9h a.
Reye d'4r thirG, and -oliihiii iouftl' JACK
f,'i auterr vras tlIe tav0riif.
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- - fI1f u TEflI.-I|
h0HILE. October .-supcrin,enti>nt
heriwctheT authorizes tue statemen. tBai
ali % Manager I. {. s,cwart's ina.bIed.
ness to thf Western Union Teleyrapi. COM
pary, ~ Mobile, iHls been settlea.
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MAXINE IErEI.laeEsCI.
sCgr o. RICHMOND OcToBEE e. 1850.

sCgr OF RICHMOND OCToBEE 20. isss
ARRIVED
steAmsniu Oio dominion. emifh. Kev
York Hierrnancise guc passenger, u. ".
Alien 6 Co., agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnii! Pnliadel-
pnia. merchandise Rnc psszsDgsns =. W.
DC urricE agent
AcnUGner 4 a Plummsr Hoves Rsune-
Tee ice Richmond ice ON pauy.
-enOoner Thomas Elcllarus hOpAins.
Baltimore fertilizer. p v. ifayefs.
sAuiED.
Steamer Arle. DevO Norfolk United
sial=f Ina. nierc naudLse and pstsaslesns
l. B. 1atu'u agent
Brig Gord0n Aos.a Jensen Sal Juan DO
sCrte nOur.
Schooner arthur b.. Rose. Rio GTands
eeHonEeT Nellie Irset Downs Quincy
Point cuai C;iesApeEKn and OHIO hallway
sesss! luftIs Pa ksg
SCHOONER g. II Hort ilunbsrf james
river 90 cad ia "a Der To- baltimore.
OK nE NEWPORT EKvs. Ocg. -. lsse.
rBy lie graph.
AEHrvEj OCTOBER Earn.
Steamship Empress ~ RiSdsn. calves
IDH and pIre~snsd o. Liverpool
eieanssnfu KnssnoSs Couch. We.l Point.
aud sailed ion New lora
s3teausnip tsuyGnnofte kelley, &cu
) ORR and sailed for " 80 PDiml
-cnooners nellss ". CrsiS. Fedrcc New
1orE J.. Campbell. Val. Boston.
ARETvKn orroHEE g5TR.
Steamship JOnns HOpkinS Fs-isT. Pfovi-
ceure and ssiisd tuT v szi POINT
steamship kanRwua Fs-Arre. Nes fozA,
and saiiru tor keW 0~E Win coal
EchUonsr AGry HDcc eonlefs. k.cnmoad.
light
sAfLHD.
Echooner ". Il. Bailey, Bailey New
=, ork coai.
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Rrncrrno go Death.
lB1 telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

nEABlYG. Pa, October 25.-W While JOe
Bailey. Of Evansville, wa returning from
rllfrch SUNDAY Noon bi- hOnse ran away.
BAILEY fell oui the carriage and M foot
caught N the harness. liz wa dragged
several Mills. and when extricated Wa
dead. Tie was the iaiher Of thirteen chill
urgn.
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TIKI H.NAI B'RrTH.
Atlanta auisscriscs s7s.Weo se tses fiae
orphan Asylum.
Itpecial telegram 10 .lle Dispatch. !

ATLANTA, GA. October 35s- ThiTty-iive
thousand dollar hss been raised b. secure
the location % the B'Nai BIRTH Orphan
Asylum IN this CITY. 4 will be benef-
eeBce 10 the south Atlantic States. Their
sre bat two ellies competing Tor the Asy-
lunl- RichmanG. W.. ana lhis city.
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rur.,..ap Cholera

IBy Anglo American eaADf =" '-i'
I.oxBos. Oct0bcr 2j.-since tlir 'Asl ny, y,
port there have been - new - A. ~. "a
cholera and Il daatiis az es.H' "'' -
new case anu ~ deafns a. IIie'"'
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Ei-i:TOSD ..fvT sTOCE nAEETr.
OCTOBER 5.--kecelpts sos mead o. cattle
500 sheep. ss3 h0gE
Sales: 4s1 head o. cattle. sss sueep AZ
nOgH
Prices were ~ follows
Cuttie-- Best- 4 a. -. gross, medium g.
gUuC 1a4c. gTOSs cOBInlQE 70 fair, I1ss
@.-c gfus.
huesE,-2 sac grusE.
hogs s.a6sc net.
Bulls - SC. grosE.
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WASHINGTON, October NJ 4. N.--f07
Tn8iGjG, tau ir,dthe, tgll.l!s sal fling q
Rorftsri,. a, idedg colder.
FOr N0Tth lQr0iiHC and S0Hth Cdroiiaa,
FAR tgsathsr. f0li0i.ed by loeal rams,
HOTtacQsterti lcIHds, c00tsr.
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KnIlnnnp .rnrk fNrnANeh

MONDAY. October %. 1885.
sALHE--FTRsI BOARD -S2T8.80 Virginia
per cent al 651 sS4@ do. a. 50. S45 VIZ
sinih lC-4CE a. AZ; 100 Richmond city &c
a 1I7A: 2 coo Atlanta and Charintte in
rOmeE a. 1898
fla.--vry.fxre-~ EugFru--rvg E,u aszrc
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r.oUI

Vs ou1te ZINE g. 50aS2 70 81 % ms
y T5ass. - BZtrss @@.z3s.ss.ao, La.u - StF
s4.5D us.teu. family cugu-ri, d. 13aft,2A
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ssfa''se t'"scrnmani Ter Hinn,pss'

WINNIPEG. October 2a.--The Northwest
Council has decided toappoint commlt.ee
" etrcied n!enIi,ers o. neyI.ea scteine fer
dividing the territories into provinces, and
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT General Corvs''-
HON.


Iby Telegraph a. thn -.
cHsnsna, October - -Ihe e'r' u1 . ~
sention of the Protestant LIlisrola, -n", 49,.
ihis INCOMING iIsieped toa repon HUN ivy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-26

WHEAT White 500 nushels common oh
pr'vste terms + bushels common O. lair
a. - 90 sCc Mixed 800 bushels common
a. urima a ~ a. k-C Red 4. $50 nusneis
fair a. prime I.OugDerTy a. - 90 s9c <
nusueh common "a fair snUrtDsr-y "a 10 o.
71C. 500 husuek common snortparrY On
pi veie ie-uIg
AoaA ~ nife, O4O bushels verv good "a
UrlMe irglniS a. - a. Doe l7z bushels
s.-g gCOc Irginia new OF private tsrMh
1l.1sC Z bushels verv rDOt 81. al 4sc
OATS Mixed z4O nusnes very gD3d OF
private terms.
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III I'nrvAIIIsG uHoUGET.
The D-fe4f uctober on Record ~ tns
BIstrfcs ~ Columbia.

Z very accurate record OF tie GIiif riii'-
,il 0i precipitation l. aen 81 lna .'cna-
flee. vhert s- small quaint 81 TEE On.-
Wuuredll uIri OF an inch D. measured
r0u irgulrv :herf to-day F.Ir REPORTER
va informed tul' ilf present mouth pro-
ml.e. .o De- Oh, drl r. October 90 record for
Washington Suct IN organization Gi
tn. weather bureau of th, sigma service.
o. 1870 no mouti ~ October bias -lcl ID
slal uerecnia1e o. raIulal ac)rdmL Co.
tie records a- betoheg. i>Ss. a. Ger
a- Be- has gone Tne ayarlgt iil. OF rlil
during ia, month A1- been three incAer.
u' o. igr but ~ Huudr-d.h- 0i AZ iu.r
i.ss fallen h. tTc -m1l snow -rs. During
,he ni.A; OF Dct1Der liln there Wa 3
shower lasting uUou- E1u ar uour- WIN 81
precipitation OF tVo 0ne-nIib. fredtn- %. al
inch. auu again 0u tine morning 0 tht = (.
. -ligil shaver occurred. bur tHr T1L lil
measured only four on--hundrelth. %. lr
inch, 90 c1ur-e tHe record mlv bc easily
broken rs G smIri shower before th- ls of
November but uuies- one arrive GcluYe-.
I.-G, vii uc the dri-sf OF DeloDer- 0r Pee
cord. Tie largest amount W rain recorded
u that month previously was lC.5n iucae.
% 49,. Whii, he li-ite.. preri1u tIl wa-
- N lS74
TTIT CgrNTET s-FFEgING F0E RAIN.
The countrT IN thc neiehu0rBood o, thil
-Ity h suffering. for rain. ou there are no
indications o. break n tFe dr. spell.
l-1s month va, Also y>ry dry here. and the
precipitation Wa - mcHea below tin
norma. average. which l. H. 80 ttI- tne
l5iHial. ia,t month amounted o. Ouly ~
inches The inWes- rainfall DO tu. month
% TseOrG-iourteer bmdrsin- al ~
ucif--Was b. l.4. aud tht highest Iq.Si N
lh5g. Turing the Ia.s Two ui1utt- turr
LIPS fallen H. this vicinity less tLlr we
inches 0i ram. which q iu belpv tut
Verge for the single month OF Dc.0ire-,
Iuc Oniy L..h o. TIA, usua for September.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL



NEW YORK. OctobeY 2bs-,The STOCK nlay-
ket to-day TxE again dull and fluctuations,
- ruie, WEIR confused within q marrow
uBge. There werssDuss wf1e fluctuations
however In jersey central. Canada South
eyn and Onion Pacific. Tine general toHs
OF The market was weak which wns simos,
entirely due to heavy ~slliBx By rpons-
tfaoefs. thouxt there we're some ffssb annsf
lines put out by PROMINENT beam. Iasre
wa son,e excftsn1enf IN western Union ID
the esriy part " the deS. and Louisville
and Nashville was eDnspirunusiy strung Ia
huying for foreign account NandefoilR
End 0rnDgsrs were heavy throughout tnt
day. ht Paul being the ouiy one which
showed any activity. There VIA cuusfdsra-
Die strength shown by Jersey Csntfal up 10
principally to the covering OF snofts.
ihe general weakness In the mar
net n attributed 10 tine efforts o'
besr leaders who nave made scarscrnw
of the possible election Of Mr.. George. siyo-
cafes OF hgner prices IN the mean ttme do
irE little ~ nothing II the market. the
opening was generally urn tne sst fricsH
shoWipg advances OF &C.. Trading Wa ttie
oDllest for the mrs. hour tor many weeks
ffices were somewhat irIeguiRrand IN some
eases feyeftsh. being left NJ mon ~ aoosi
lht' opening figures Tine martxst then he
come Intensely dull fzrept tor the move
DFent IN jersey Central nnc Cana On sOuth
PrD, Dui price began to yield. and n the
c,cse which was steady. Qnntstious were
generally fnctions below tine opening. Jef~
sey CeDiral was tise only active stncs on the
list and 10 u higher. Tonight Louisville
and Nashville. new England and Vest
Point SHOW advances OF slight fractions.
The remainder ~ the active lis, h ipvarta-
biy lower Manhattan snowE iose o. Ia
MCKEE Plate preferred and Union Pacific
each - and others fractional amounts
sales 2sB. 600 SHARES
No0ss.--tstncEH active and weaE Money.
Saf r.sr cent. Excnange--I1oug 4sca4sC1r I.
short 4eSR4S3a. Governments tiull.
EtenBtg. --Excnange, 4S01+. Atnney, 4s6
per cent. Sub-Ireasury paianecs--sOlc.
sl25. g2I 900 currency. s22. CSC 00Q. Gov
srnmenu duh: = per cents 12ess; POI
cents 9pI bid. State bonds dull.
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The " eai,sr "a Richmond l;steT'iay ras
- -

eteGf, 0rtqal, dltc u0ffA.
RnflIe nf Ihern0nsigr ] estertLa4.
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letter from ihc Yves, say that the v ed
-., N.-f. 1rtliua Railroad Company has
t. r-t @ tunne through Red Marble zap,
... 81. v1-i sf ihe approach Of tiie tunne.
q. H.1m. O. VII take Two years yei to
-.. ;iu~pny. Toe force consists 81 40
...-i-f. Tl. Narieit and North Georgia
-.. as. r,qrheU th, NORTH Carolina line.
IL. ,.fr rta-t Murphy Wltbiu q ycaJ.
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T.o Lair rem sa-Asslr1carsox

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
Il 1ACksfiN-NA ARD DEAOc Ratio
Cl4Tb THIS TUESDAY EVENING a. CAin's
bal corner OF Firss enc BAKER strsrE = =
O'Clock business o. inlpoftauee ENvry
plenlDer n earnestly requested u ~ pro-
eDt
~ Order OF tina President
o. xB-lt JA8.Es 7 LTWS.
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pIuEMuND THEATRE.

DIuEMuND THEATRE
TWENTY Tfigsin sEASoN.
LAsI MORT HUI TWO
OF lie grsaf popular ses ioyk s.sceeR.
"A AlI~hTEkkJ bAkilf1."
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GEATs AN UUrTu> ENCaANGE
gICnMurL. OctOner % lSbG.
oTvBErEGS.
WHEAT White $50 bushels. Mixed ye+
nusueis hsG, ..7sf DusneH- 1Otas -.llt
nusueis.
COIN White ! dze DususE. Mixed +.
bushels
rzTs.-g7. nr.uei.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number of people annually afilic'.
ed with this most annoying malady
seems to be greatly on the increase. =
n The editor of this journal is an
annual victim, and. with a view Ia
discover q specific cure, has sried
numerous remedies. or these Ely q
Cream Balm Is by all oods the quickes
and most satisfactory, two applications
greatly allaying the usual symptoms IL
the nose and ey es. We would recon-
mend its use by all subject to hay fever
and we galdly bear unsolicited testi
nony to its efficacy in our own case
\ Media, Pa, Record.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
RUSSELL'S
BE. HIVE y
|06 Market Street.

or one week, commencing
nday, Oct. IL.
We will sell Blue and Gold
lnts at 5 cents a yard; best
pity of cloth made.
lso 10 packages Bleached
Brown Muslirs at as low, il
lower, prices than the agents
for the same &C DDS. Muslins,
many other goods, are ad'
fcing in price, and when we
Ne to buy again cannot sell at
eeent prices.
We have on sale 6 lines of Col
Pa Dress Goods in Wool at 5C
bts a yard. Most excellent
Ques.
pee our beautiful striped
e,vets for combinations.
ore case ef liza Blankets,
ehtlv sol ed in manufacturing
prices you cannot resist.
Underwear. Underwear TO
fcrybody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
Blaine Forgives His Son.

PIrTsBURG, Oct. 21.-After Jamtl
g. Blaine had left the supper table d
tho MoDongahela House last eVeninf
he gave strict orders that no one be al
lowed to visit his room except his sou
James g. Blaine, Jr. As the gentle
man went into privacy he wore an appa'
rent look Of anxiety.
MI. Blaine, Jr., accompanied by his
vile, soon after arrived. He, as Ii act
ing on some prearranged programme,
at once went to his fathers room, while
his pretty young wife waited In the
sitting room. In q very short time the
ron returned to the sitttng-room with
rather downcast countenance. He
Whispered to his wife. She became
evidently little nervous as she rose
from her seat and made her way to the
presence of the famous man from Maine
whose son she had clapdestiuely mar
ried. When she had entered the stAtes-
mans room she closed the door and
they were alone.
The private interview between tn 9
fsrther and daughter.in-law lasted
about twenty minutes. Many guests at
the hotel who were aware of 1t took ex-
ceoding interest in the nervous move.
Dents Of James g. Jr Suddenly he
caught sight Of his wife returning to
the sitting room, and he rushed to her
side. An earnest and half.whispered
conversation followed. Mrs. Blaine
wore q happy smile, though her face
bo1d th6 tale of previous excitement.
When she had talked to her husband
about two minutes his countenapce alec
frightened up. They together went to
the fathers room, and after few min
utes left in the most joyful mood. Their
looks unerrinaly said: "All is forgiven. I"
After they had left the hotel friend
Of the young husband confidently re.
marked: "The old gentleman was en-
tirely won over by his captivating
ldaughter-in law. Ever since young
Jim.' as we call him, made his hasty
and rather surprising marriage, the
father has never definitely settled his
mind about it. He has anticipated
meeting the lady In this city, when be
would have tete a-tete with her and
Judge of the case for himself. 1t is nc
&c cret that he had grave faults TO find
with the marriage. He spoke kindly
to her, at least she Gays so. She an
swered all his questions In such an
unequivocal and artless way that If he
held any bitter feelings on the subject
they all seemed to vanish rapidly. He
was favorably impressed with her in
telligent looks, and apparently came
to the oonolnsion that true love only
was responsible for the impulsive con
duct of the two yeunz people. At any
rate he gave his daughter in-law to un
derstand sueh."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-22
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