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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
comls,on Of Freirht..
fspeeial tolccram 10 me Dispn'ch.

Spoon V'T'tTTIN " "" UIHIl''HI
CmisrfASsBuHG Va, October N-OwinR %
some Ge'ay or confus'an Fra receiving orders two
froIght trains c0lutci f.st vess % this depot this
morning. 40 ono wa hort. the engineers anl
rrrmcu escaping death by jumping Both en-
c'nes were badly Knocked up and probably hi-
teen cars were injured The fcndcr ~ each train
WA "a total wrecN. Tho cast-houud train had
nfecu carloads - c1tIe ab0Rri, but none OF
th~m were injured. ono N ne cars was loaded
with cotton, which vas possibly damaged some.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
The HichsHond Terminal.

NV Y0Rg. October 1A-1he officials OF The
Richmond Terminal Company state that the first
payment o. f5.0U WAS yesterday provided.
but that lts Gual transfer g. ue foiles has not
vet boon made. Thoy claim. however. that for
AM PURPOSES the moncy has boon actually paid.
President lnman -fstes that Tie fun amount n
fho purchase money win 10 paid within ten
days. The East Tennessee directors today de-
clnrrd % dividend Of 3 per cont. ON the 1rst pro-
f.rr@d stock out of Tie earnings for tie ascal
year ending Juno ~ lS&.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
RIcket RepubIican-.

10y I1logrhph 70 Tho Uispatn.I
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October 2L-This weet's
.Jur0G'0f Cuufd labor. in its editorial columns,
saws tlat positive Information has been received
from . number Of sources That tho mail-llst OF
that paper Tor tho last week IN Auguet sin poo
session ~ the Republican National Committee,
and that 70 was -lrrepfitousy taken from tho
Ofco Of tbe JnvrugL Tho editor announces that
an investigation r. now iu progress aud that by
tho time the next i-sue Of tho paper goes to press
De hopes 90 bs able to make a complete expo
sure Of the means employed 60 secure the lis-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

JAMES b. ELAN and IL. SELDOM TAYLOR, E30
T.. NJ, property o. west Broad street, aud
about $50 r.. NJ. tao tcnementB AMI ID. On
Bslvidere street between Main and Cary.
R. B.. CHAFFIN & Co, 40 P. NJ, frame house
on west Duyal street
J.. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, groceries, count
era showcases, &c.
GEORGE W. MAYO. l0H A.. NJ, general suc-
ton sa.o Of household furniture, heating
stoves. Competing, sc.
J, h. VALENTINE 1920 A.. NJ. AMI 4 ?. H., dry
goods, cioaks, hosiery. notions, Re.
FOX & RIDER. 1@f5 p. NJ, vegetables, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

u IcINFTlID y No UI7IHI'l.I
ArarsrA Ca. ortoDor 2l.-W. D.. M~cKimurry
and rs. T.. Jones. b0th 81 NaFnesbornt. Ga.. at
femuted 90 pms through hero uis morning %
tne famols ~ald-lar Ferry dueuing-erounds 20
settle q business dispute on tho nrld of honor.
Tones reached tu- -ppt sriccre-I aud waited ti
nirhtfnu for ni- opponent M~cElmurry Was ar
rested hy tho Augusta poitro, and the meeting
Xas prevented. The dIrIculty was settled to-
night by mutual friends. The parties are highly
connected alI tho attempted light caused IL
great sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Railroad Injunction DissoIyed.

Taylor rendered q Judgment thus morning In ne
i1iuucti0n case hehini which the Canadian
Pacific road hos been intrcnchsi In its resistance
90 THO Provincial road crossing their inc. Aftor
an able rcvlsw ~ fhc case ihe chief Justice ren-
derod o Judgment liesolvine the Injunction. Tho
Provincial road Will now ~ ON. hl)rney-Geuo-
rnl Martin is advertising Cor good. loyat citizens
20 report at 0'e.ock tonight % be sworn 10 A.
sperial r0i-c 10 go % tho sceuo ~ tho trouble.
Tho Canadian Pacific has determined 70 re-
si-t, Notwithstanding tho Injunction has been
Qua4lql.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
M Pnllneal Eneet.


JACKSONVILLE, F1.L, october 2l-Th0 rigid
rue-.ufurs heretofore existing throughout the
State have seriously intcrierei with tao poliu-
cal campaign in Florida, but now nat the icyer
d. ahating moro a-riyt'y is noticeable, especially
among tlo Democrats, RhO are preparing 90
mako y fico0.us canvass. The hcplpNcans,
however. except ln the Second dtatirt which
win be very close. are making batlit'e EFFORT,
and no 50 systematic movement las been inaugu-
rated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Four children Burned TO Death

by FIeKfLil 70 W' UIfptlch-I
CHICAGO, OctOber A dispatch from Black
ehear. ca, says: While Joseph Whitaker color
ed} was ahsent from his home bis house caught
Ore and bis -four small children we're burned 10
death. The cause Of the Ore Is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
aAHHIAGxs.

HUTCHEsON-aAHCOC Married, Al tho
residence ~ tho hriles mo'hor, No AO west
Main street. on "Wednesday, October IAN, hlsa
SUE &. HuTCdR-ON to Mr. JOHN A. HAN
COCK, OF Russell county. Va. No cards.
THOMAs-WHBELER.-Nalrio la Rich.
mond. Va. October ~, 10y itny. X. II. iit,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
FreIsnt rates In Court

DES.MoTSES, Iowa, October 24-AIRument has
been begun "a uhe supreme Court IN Iowa Ia The
railroad case on an appeal srOm Judge Fatrall .
decision sn10ining tho commissioners scheduie
OF freight r6hss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

NV OKLEAss, October 2a-Ihe Pie1ytn@s
Vlcksburg Missy special reports TIE sinking OF
The steamer Phf. ONouu1r 40 W atoms schultz,
forty miles above Nick-burs, this morning In
eight fee ~ water. SO lives were LOST Nearly
ali her freight Wa savoi. The steamer Is IL
surei in Cincinnati Tor E,0J0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

BALTIMORE. Nd. October 2l-virginia lOA0's,
~: 10. new 49,, "a. Baltimore and ohio s;ork,
r1lsJk: Northern Central. 7lR'0 Cincinnati,
Washington ana Baltimore ls, 99h; do. e-,
-e. DO. 3s. y0alj. consolidated gas bonds, IOeHa
IlJ; do. STOCK, 5la.Ih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
The Preslaenrs Movements.

WAsHTNGTOS, October A-fhe Predden will
leave W~ashinCton Friday evening for New York.
and Alter reviewing the Buslness-Men'a parade
saturday Ein take The afternoon 9ain for Wash
ington. Ho will be accompanied by Colonel
Lamont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Father Kennedy Released.

Try Anelo-Amorican cable TO the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN, October 2l-Fathcr Kennedy, who
was arrested at Duhallow, County Cork, Tor an
offence under tho crimes act has been unex-
pectcdiy released
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

mr teIegrapa o he plspatch.

JERSEY CITY. October 2L-Iwo hundred war
RATS are o. be issued Tor the arrest q persons
illegally Registered. The police DO not expect
that bogus voters vii 90 ~ the polls when they
are sure % be arrested. Both parties have been
hives eating tie regissry-books 70 shut out re-
neAfars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

rBy Anglo-Amcrican cable 70 the Dispstch.l
BELGRADE, October 24-The Ofctdi Journal
publishes q pastoral prepared by the Metropoli-
tan Tbo0do-ius, ia which he Gays that IN the eX-
euise OF his power A. leader OF the serYlan
Church. n by virtue 81 tho rights consecratod
by precedents. be dissOlves tho marriage. OF
King Milan and Queen Natalie, aud declares
tnat IL Is no longer existent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

by telegraph 10 mo Dlspsich-l
ST. LOUIS. October 2t-A special o tho Post
lnlfch from NrksDlrG, hl54, says: Ih5
steamer PM Armour sunk 90 Nll.Ou5 Landing.
"a short distance auoys here. sno was engaged
in HE NicksDurg and Gr,onyille trade. NJ par
uculars have boon obtained a. yot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

His a fact shat people have appreciated Julien
Biufori's hespita ity, which bar been letnon-
strated by she crowds who visit dis store daily.
and who purchase from him he most reliable
medicinal aud family Lig1ors-tm ported ana DO
meatic. Then, as 70 his Fancy troctrin-. theY
mood no comment His store ~ itu2 east Mall
street. two doors below the DSpIleh onioe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

81 have spent thousands and thousands o.
dollar myc-lgaliug this gigantic huu.Dug, y
said the Doctor, " and think ] am entitled
10 the pleasure 81 being present az It's death
and assisting in the funeral
II Wa the general opinion 81 people who
we've in the Academy iSt night flat the con-
fesslon Of the two founders 81 Splrituaiism
and the complete exposure Of the tricks 0i
mediums ends this form o. s%windhng, and
hat il can never recover from this crushing
blow. The SpirituliI-.s IN the audience al-
most irothed 90 the mouth VITA rage %. they
left The building, and mlttered furious
threats against their foes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

TBy Angl0-Amsrcsn cattle % the Dispatch-l
CAtKo. Octuh0r A-Dtspatehes from Wedy
Hhlfa stala tbaE tho Wfre Pssha WIKI a large
force ie SIN IN bahr-eLtsauile. and Thai troops
from OmdurmAn are marching " onpose hin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
ueYy,b,e Deaah by fire,

10y WTNINTW II ""FI
Urea. n. y. October A-The reshdenco ana
farniture store OF Charles kignbower, IN iifon.
was burned At az early hour this morning. aad
Mr.. sIgsbewer aRd daughtsf. egsa tsetVe yter
.artshed 10 he namaS The residence Attained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

lBy Anclo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
lONDON. October 2L-Thes strike Of the collier7
g. assuming alarming proportions. and II Is Tear
rd no movement via become a genersi one. In
Yorkshire 1000 workers wont out today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

fBy telegraph 70 the D1spatchl
WASHINGTON. d. C.. October 2t-lhe bond Of
forings today aggregated tSd,l00 Acceptances,
$1,000 as at loth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Gold Coal. Hwners.

ny Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
LBBDs, October 2l-At a meeting today tho
c~oal-oVners resolved 20 make no concessions 70
the strikers. The strike IL spreading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Fever o" Ire Deciinc.

- W''H""I"
FEuNANuNA. ia, Ocloter A-New cases.
a. whites. 9-Iulie ". Ennis ana David Rich.
X t.atb- Tt.. week Will exhaust our supplies.
7n,rs is uo dinrults in shipping lumber. crews
rsin. left on Tiger isianiiu the shelter prepared
rv the Goyorumouf. The steYoloree DESIRE CD
r.spr,o uork. ateamere can come ON the ssWo
r,rulauons or ly returning 90 The quarantine
,t,tou as rundown. Tho Government has taken
rnarcs of the guards.
,1t-,.tu II. =. SCuJYIFR,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

lar and within q nsrrow rsopo. The cpoptrg
sales we're I'D At sn7kn dociine. bo, rallied
~ a5c. and closed s<~sdy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
Po.sibie ocean Nieamshtp Nae
~ .ninrrnnh % the Dispstch.l

Nxw YoEE. Octoter 2l-Foar ocean STAN
49,. t.ft this porl AZ About the same hour shis
onYs,s .na sbtprIpg eircles Aro aroused over .
.nIt rs.e betEoun the cgty ~ Rev fosk o.
me Inman LAae. the cunsrder Galns. me s9aa
1917 px{t.nn,e. The Irave wss under WAY
~ oselock. tho others leaving q half hour earlier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CosNEcTTos THHRswIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the Kew York and Richmond
Stock gxchsnges-Grain. Flour, Cot
ton, Meat, aud Other Quotations
rnr telegraph to tho pIspa,ch.l

- WASHINGTON. 4. c., October A.-For
Virginia. fair and warmer. with south
khlk leriy winds.
'"" For North Carolina and South Caro-
--JilnA, fair. followed by local rains Thurs
day night stationary temperature, AID
~easteriY winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
h K BY rEtEsRAPa



Wyw Y0xE. October ELECTION nrm; sales.
a. halc5. uplauds, . il-l6c.. OrleRDA gB iGc ;
not Receipts, s.2l3 laios: oXport8-tO Great Bril-
tain. 1875 Pos yea; 90 TIE Continent dO2. bales
ata-x, Ji2lTT bales. -Four lrFegu'a.
moro doing but wsak. Whcat-apOt quioI aud
.sf,.. lover: options moro active: No. 2 red.
october closing a. fl03; NOvsmter, N.0JHa
U.Is. closing a. u lys; D"combor. Au+a
sI.l1s, clrlrg gt iLlls. Corn-4pYt muly
acnto aud &C lp'err; options more active, r..
loVer. and geak. October, 4c. hogoniher,
4g4 at9E,. rlo-ing a. l3isc; Dec5nfissr, fAysA
rlse.. closing at H1r. OGts Spot oSesor aud
loss active. options moro ac-ipe. 80. i0goT, and
wax. October. Bf..r. NOVcmbof. % sasAlisf,
c.osiug SO 80 &C. So. =, SPOT Wsc miNed west
.ru. s1Ilkc. Hope eUay 3nd qllot ~atc "a
- Cnnee-CUnon rIendJ and HbAsO friiutt
up: Oct4Der, tlLU. H~o,0fnpor. tlAsl4lAs;
spot BIO dun and neady as tl1'3.
suxar- inactive a2d casy: rohnod
u moderate doma1d and Tepiy. No.
insse5 nominal. hlc0 nrm and quiet ONES
&C.. 4kaJaG; japan, 5aa4c. Petroleum nrm
aui quiet: rofuei 7%c Cottpu-seod "a very
strrut. crlie N.: yollaW. 5la53c. kosiu dull;
common so good strains1. fiAsl.B. Turpendne
hwrr ami quift no 43Ec- hkies ste9dy and
l.ist. Wool stseiy ani qulst Fork easy ard
moro a-sifc: mess. fihT5atieA beef sie"iy
lud moderate demand: extra mo.s, U-aoy.
- hams Unchanged. rlorced beef qutet: city
extra iulia mess, lga<N. Cl~meats slow:
: s'ed toiiios, 9lai1-, pleEiod hams MA
l9 r. picfiet fhorlIeIs, HbaDc hidilos quiet;
.t.r .icH-. Nt- lard esisier and qutot. western
-f.ar, ff0f. fAfntts.l te. city, $50 options
October. raN1 November. tes5; refined quiet.
Coninrnt, p0a frtwhis steady; cotton,
rl5I. askei, S IaIu, 1t. asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

ANDERsOS.-Died. at tho residence OF his
mother. Mrs Mary l. Anderson, ~ west Mar
shall stroot. JOSEPH X. QRANNf) ANDsksoN.
in he thirty-third ysur ~ h5 age.
A precious one from ue Is gone;
4 voice ~ Loyoi a. stll;
A place n VBant IN our homo
Which never can no hloi.
'Tis hari. dear RANsy. u part with thee.
TO part - me.s CA earth 40 iuofc,
We feel this world can never ~
Tho plsco 10 was onco before.
The funeral will lake place from he Centenary
Methoilat Episcopal churrh his GhuupiaD
AFTERNOON 80 3 O'Clock Relatives aud friends
are Invited b attend.
CARTER.-Died. AT 55s 2. NJ October q. 1879.
az her residence. cOrnor u Beverly aud Temple
strrsfs. iu the county Of neurrO, Mrs. LUCY l..
CARTER, relct Of X ID. Garter.
The funeral will D. preached from her reel
denco TODAY at 81 oclock A. NJ. fnenis sn1
aoguA.niauc0s arc Invited ~ attond without far-
ulor notice.
BURTON-Died, October %. iSsS. at tho rest
dence Of hia daughter. d2f west Baker street.
CAkBkEY BURTON. aged ninoty-tnroe years.
A precious QUO from as has noNu,
A voice We loved i- aHll,
A place Is vacant iu our home
Which never can ie nliel.
Tho funeral viii take place from tho EDenezor
Baptist church ats o'clock.
HRRGRTT-uisi, AZ no resiionce OF John
W0ker, fsl, ON Maddox ulil, Htb ?. ". yertor-
day. H3SRT HEHGElT, Ia .ho leoniy-sixsh
yeHr Of his age.
Tho romaIns win DO removed 10 Western
Maryland fr burial. Friends are in0tsd 10
meet nt nc h0u-D 8tbP. a. TO-DAY and Join
tho escort ~ us byrd-strect station.
KAss.-Diol. yesterday. az =. ", WILLIAM
KASs: aged nny-nins years AMI ton monthA.
Uea.s father, uou hast loft ua,
Ne 40 loss most deeply fol.
But ius God Nbo has hertt la,
he can al our Sorrows hsah
Funeral gin mko place from s. Johns Cor
| man Lutheran church af RN TOMORROW.
Washington aud Baltimore paIers please
copy.
WHu0UT.-Dird, ~ her residence, 23iS vena-
bio street, October pa. airs tAliibhlNk
Wight. ~ tho event -sixth yoar - her ogs.
Ler busy hands eco folded.
n.r work on earth g done,
Haf trials arc MI ended,
her heavenly crown BE- Bon.
Funeral viii take place THURSDAY NORM
ING At n oclOcE from hsr restlruce. fneuds
and acquaintance aro nffted - Atb5ud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
"
2 Wall srRsxT,l
NHw YORK, OotOosf 20, l1S+
TO TIE SECURITY-HOLDERS OF
TIE
and Allegheny R. R. %.

Holders repressnung 8 total Of over nineiythres
per cent Of Tho Mercantile Truss Company ccr-
tiacsfes for bonds and stock ASSESSMENT ystil q
the RICHMOND AND ALLBGHANY RAILROAD
COMPANY having accepted 40 pfogtsions Of
tie agreement dated August 1, iS8s. between c.
II. Coster aud others, committee q tho nrst part.
and Ersia Davis and others. committee u tbs
second part, noiice Is hereby given 70 ne hobfors
Of Outstanding certificates OF ths hercAntis
Trust Company that NO sans may srli 10 de-
posted with DEExEI, MORGAN b Co. e wal
street, New Yorx, on peymentof q pcoaliy Of !
per cent Ia cash on the par value Of ooed% aud
Of one half per cent In eash On tEo par value o.
stock.
The right Is reserved 10 terminate. stihoas
notice, the privilege q deposisiag securities a.
above, aud after such termination no dspoaiss
w1n be received
Further notice "a given that Drcxei. Morgan q
ca,s receipt, for securities deposited may 30 ex-
changed Tor engraved reorganiz1tloR ceTunestas
"A ne above address On aud after WEDNESDAY,.
October "a. ISIS
DRRxgL MORGAN &co. DsposiisxisA
@ ccsrsAl
RI cSoss. fcomminee.
me2a ALTaoAS.t
To LEND 500
500.
ssco@
&aA
ft9oA
$aNn
MANNING G srAPLzs = CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25

IN oay Da,ssrtans recomnend pr bulIs Cough
eno ~ hearseness and colds &ean%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

OCTOBER 2L-Martet quiet NO transactions
reported to-day. orders oming ~ slowly At Tho
factories. Prime. 3<alAc.: fancy, &C.; common,
iNassc.: sheileI, 2Aa2Ac. fs'torJ hand
picked. 3Aa5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
MEDICINE MEN.
ercoND DAY or rHE MEDICAL SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.
v,roris Of Special COmmittees-Tbe Medi-
c4l Examining Board-PrOgress of
Medical Education Discussion.
noporicd Tor The Dispatcn.l


NORFOLK, Va. October "a. fsSs
-t. n-irfy poocccici 10 regular bueineas Al
fls morning. and under tho can ~ 70
special committees the rcucrt 81 fbo
...r. rr lninMlltcc in regard % the Medical
H'arl ana the Jaw ~ 20 now stands
...s. .r thr chairman. br. Thomas j. Moore
-.rt. Va The report vas fun. cleay
hnuflve, embracing tho various
NN" tla assumed ~ tha hands Of
...nfurc tof'ro So became % law. The
e rr-ommcpici that the society a.
furthor modification ~ ue law Tor
e. Al ~ which was adopted by no
,..'n b. Niwarls ucxt read his report ~
rotary. 10 appears that thirteen
'c-.rrcl @ncc $50 last secession Of uhe
10 thie number being iu the city
Iho remainder ~ this report re-
routine business only.
heal az miscellaneous hualnoss DE-.
iiworia proposed thc following
-f.t to f0ction ], Article f.. Of tie consti-
tHo society. relating to eligibility %
Aiuf SEE word surgery H-fhc Inst
'nriiHn Insert cor who has not TO-
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Thc CIV ~ nanhrupt.

Ivy foIOFTHUn y Do TIHUHI"N-I
C~iRvFIANn. ONO. October 2i-lhrrc IS about
sf50Oll belonging TO the ely doposlt"i Doc o. half
do1ou banks, bus the borlsucu 81 Thomas Ak
worthy, the dcfauluuf treasurer, have attached
d. aud the result i~ that ihe city t- bankrupt
kaufman liayes. a member ~ mo council. has
been PLACED n charge uf tne 0fce. End viii con-
unIe to at a5 trtnsurer until A1Worthy sue
ccssori elected AZ present there De- only f-,OO
i'm ule c.ty's vaults. anl when This ia paid oni
the treasurcrs ollco will De closed Tor financial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
The wEArHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy IN the morning, followed by fsir "eether'
Ranaa nf Tharnnmatar Yesterday:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-25
This Evening.

Tho mu.irals POSTPONED from Monday Will take
pInre thtp evening 40 $50 Ociock. The husin
Grnnd Concert Company. composed OF the fol-
lowing artists Monsieur Divide Musin. violin
ist: AMMO Louise Tanner. pnme-dotna eopra-
DO: Whitney Morkridgc, lyric tonor- and Edwin
n. Shoneri. pianist and diroctor-hAs boen en-
enged. This musicale viii be q most enjoyable
one. The programme. which 10 Vi rAro excel
lcnce, viii be as follows:
PAETL.
J.. Overture. " Mons Choulouri," tOhenbachD
Amateur Orchestra.
D Plano SOLO. "Rhapsodio Hougrolse," No. 6,
list Eiwin VI. ShoncrL
4 fsnor solo, 90. Vision Enhancing" tGortnR
gnowaaI Whitney Mockrdg0.
4 soprano soto. Air and Variations" (PrOch,)
Annie lnnke Tanner.
B. Violin colo, " fantasie," (BazziniJ oviie
Musin.
g. Duott vocal, selected. Annie Louise Tan
ner nnd Whitnoy Mo'kridge.
PARrm
r.. Piano solo. "Po'onaso," q malor, Chopin
Edwin ~. Shonart
h. Violin all. 70 "bercclse," o Vase tiu-
sin. OTide hus1u.
O. Soprano colo. "tnrhllden frull, VthalAl-
douD Annie Louise Innnor.
lU. Tenor sOO, "tcicsto Alda.' eefii) Nhll-
nty Ncckridgo.
n. Violin solo, air Russos." C|lemawskl,)
Drtle Nnttn.
il. Duou vocal. collected, Annie Louise Tanner
ami " uitroy NCDbriise
The next atnstcatt WIll take place Monday oyo-
ming, November 5th.