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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

91t3 1tn9egeDen, mar tW ettDas - ntWl
menf9eui9eu - aber gefeli6aftsf9eu
getpor5en. Mir NOR es in benn bunten
fremben Greife genug, 5u Difien, eab
Sic ba tparen. Miabame Senede fdeint
mir Elm titles Wafer, aber nb es pers
len In ieiner Siefe birgt? = Mer fann's
tpi1en? Sd trat nit Brudmann In ibr
nit Gemdloen, @tatuen, pra1tbollen
pFauaen gefdmldtes 3immer, Sic
itanb In ber Wsitte beKeIben, gum Nus.
seben getleioet, bic 0anbi6ube in Der
6anb 1alfenb. Das Gnappanliegenbe
@emanb bon griinem Sammet 5eigte bic
f1Ianfe, biegiame @eifalt ber Dame.
Mls Brudmann mid porgeFeut, fraste
fie nit etmas perf9leierter, fanfter @tims
me, pine bic glugen auf3ui9lagen
Ginb sic gum erfen Mal in 9amburg,
6err Doftor2
Gum eriten Mal, idb finbe Die 5tabt
f16ner, als i6 fie mir borgeitellt bate,
Der eSunfernitieg bat mid iiberrafdt,
Dbglei9 i1 erit fiir3li@ In 2onben unb
paris mar, ertpiberte i'd.
gs trirb 8enede freuen, bies bon
Sbnen au b6ren ct liebt 0amburg iebr,
iagte bic Dame, babel INNER bic SpiBen
ibrer 5ierli@en GlBe betra@tenb.
gs fdeint, Sic tuolten foeben aus
reiten, goufine2 fragte 8rufmanu, oa
biirfen mir sic ridbt aufbalten. Sbre
Mntwort mar elm nit 2dbeln begleitetes
ldngge5ogenes 81
Mein 6reunb Scott iif fan,oier Neiser
un6 beiibt elm pfero, I'M bas sic
| ibn biellei9t bereiben tperoen, f1erss
te 8rudmann.
4bl bau@te sic unb mir einsen.
Abenbs fab ib fie in einfa6er, aber
bb9ft gei9madbolIer Soilette. Sbr
3ur &e@ten faB ibr @atte, Der feline
Nugen ni9t BON ibr abtpanbte. aur
9infen bate fie einen 6errn gum Na9>
bar, Der, tpie 8rudmann mir iagte,
bas ganse 9roBe Gei1dft Benedes Ieitet.
Sieier 6err Br6iing fdeint b6@fens
Dier3ig Sabre 5i 5dblen; nu9 er fenfte
bic Mugen, als iei ct INNER In @ebanfen
Dertieft, feline 3ase tuirben mir sefaIs
len, tpenn iih 81 ben ansenebmen ni9t
elm fdlauer 3ug Inn ben Munb seiellte.
Sd freute mid on ber bb9it selunge.
men Sarifenung bes Wlaebetb, dreerte
mid Elm tpenig tiber Grail bon 8ruds
mann, luel6e mir ielbit tpdbrenb bet
Worfelluug tpibige, ttiitunter aud febr
bDsbafte Bemerfnngen iiber peridiebene
Sniai1en Der 2ogen bes erlten &anges
In bic Ohren sif6elte.
go tpifen sic benn, tbeure 6ilbes
garb, tpie es benz ergebenifen Sbrer
Greun6e In 9amburg gebt, bas fir i'm
cine neue Melt lit. @ute Sta9t, quite
yfaGt, 9ilbegarb!
Wenn i9 biefen @ebantenbrief nies
bergel9rieben on 0iloegaro ienben
biirfe, tpie i'd es tbun uiirbe, tpenn fie
iih nibt bon mir geipanbt bdtte, i9
tpdre gIidli6er, neil rubiger. gs giebt
teia bauernbes Slid obne Nube! 10
fpra6 ber f1infloie Grans au fid5 ielbif.
Bon Brudmann unb Melanie ftibIte
er fi1 nidt berifanben, 2otbor, ber
| SerSensgute, bate au9 nlebr Neigune
als 9erfidnbniB ftir i'm; er tpar mil
feinen eigenen 9lngelegenbeiten bei6df=
tigt uub fern.
Sd tuollte, Grau Galfner ipdre bier
o0er Meiblin, unb i'd bdtte germ Nsnes
bier, bas Iiebe treue @ef96pf. Mit bic.
len Worten enoete Grana' 6elbfge.
iprdG, er f@Iief elm.
(Eortfetuna foIat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
8ei6e 9awus.

25oo garss sbeer, 1aii,eoro, glaib
saDns, 10 Gents PER Darb; M2atieiaes
BON l2a Gents per yaro an; feline
piques, Is Gents per ya,b; Dres Cans
bries, 12a, 16s unO 20 Gents; easliide
eamtrles unb 9aaiaioOfs, So 3cu brett,
20 Die so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
@efdrbte 9apus.

40 3oll breiter 8attilf, quite Waare,
10 uno 129 Gents per garb; glait
Sawns, 80 3oll Brett, in 4 6arbem, 1O
Gents; 100 @tade Berth Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @oro Srsanbies, 12J
Gents; Berfii6er Mua aasr grt, 80 uno
35 Gents; Gmeriean G5alies, seorudt
unb edtfarbis, IA garbs far 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
Gin gtii6djen Gintptf .Papier rettete
ihr 2eheM.

Gs rar nur elm sep5bnli@es Gtu6 Ginptdel= gapter,
aber es retete ibr eeben. Gle i'm lssten Stahium
unbeiIbar unb nit mebr sbensdbis; iie iprs wenser
ais 20 Piunb. Auf einem Gthd Ginpidels yapier las
fe ppn Or. Rings aew Discovery; lie hplte id etne
Slaide uub fablte d5 ssbssrt unD fur6 tcrtasetten
Gebraub mnrhe fie mteher fart, seiunh, rcfs unb
riest nun pieber 140 4fnRe Sur rettere Gtnsebeten
ienpet cine Briefmarte u. s.. Sole, Nprtbeter,
Bprt Smith.
Prcte 6lulhen gratis ju baten tn allen Nprtbefeu
4rets eer srcben Sldi6en 81. WbcleidIe BET Dreib,
Itcmpirn q Co., Gan Mntrnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

Gluctuationen i'm Marfte far 81.
ientpaaren fann Seoer bermeiben, ber
ieine Orbers bur@ pieper& g 9uIt.
B eB ausfiibren ldBt. Gabrifanten re-
guliren ibre preiie nod hen1 Rnniunt.
piper & 96ultbeB baben feis einen
enormen Iorratb bon Genabrabt, gifen.
bleb u. |. 10. unb fie rtottren frtibere
nisorige preiie, iuenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Warfte iteigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
urfade unb Wirfuuo.

Sagens nal, 0err portier, mas If
oenn bas fur elm 2agerbierseru6 biei
auf benz perron; Der eben boriiberges
gangene @iiter3ug bate bod teine 9a'
gerbierlabung.
ytee, o6s grab MID, aber Elm 59nel.
aug ts bur9gefabr'n nit am 6aufen
Stubenten, bic bonn Gommers in Man.
den famen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

ldrer. sic iinb aussessidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm @arn sefdrbt.
Sdcttif4e 3ephAre allerlester Wlobe
in alien Wuitern, iciib Sefdrbt, 81 3cl
brett, rs Gents.
Cine babf6s Nuswabl BON S&cttis
faen gbambrahs 35 anb 40 Gents.
@roBer 0orratb bon @lasscu Be-
pbhrs aner Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

5tubent u: u@as, bu bait nod fei.
men Gplinber in beinem 8eFbea Mas
tbult Ou aber, uenn ou bein gramen
madf2"
Stubent 9: 20, big babin finb bic
GpIinbtr ldngit aus Der Mo6e!s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

Der als beutI1 amerifanii9er
Sournaliit unb 69riftiteler bortbeils
bait befannte Gallus 5bomann, tpeld)er
benz literarii6en Bureau beg ameritanis
f9en 8rauers8erbnnbes borifebt, bat
feiner langen &sibe bortref1iGer Werfe
auf bem @ebieie 6er @etrdnfefrage, be-
aaeli9 Der Semperen3 Elm neues beige.
ifelt, pel6es, wie bic porbergebenben
aud, in engIii6er 6pra9e abgefaBt if,
neil es ba3u bienen ion, benz anglo.
ameritanii9en publitum elm ueiteres
2i9t aufSuffeden. Das a9tunbneuusig
Seiten farte unb babi6 ausgeitattete
gDert 1T brtitelt Inebriety and Crimes
uao iu1t auf @runb ftatiitif1er SabeI.
len unb amtli6er 8eri9te na6auweifen,
ipie unberedtist in bieler 8esiebung bic
&rititeH finb, tpelfe benz @enus BON
SpirituOien bic meifteu gerbre6eu su=
t9reiben. Cine genaue 9ur1Ht)t bes
Wertes 1T Seoemau empfebIen, Der fid)
fur bieie Grage ndber intereifrt.
- 8is 1889 finb 1902 5dluei,sr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
QaWns.

@ir baben iee! msbrere bunbert 5tads
amerltaaii@en, enslii&en, iriiden, fran.
sSiiiden uuD i6weiaer Tubritats Sur I'm.
(idt ausiesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
& m 8aIIe

ginbeimifber: rgaun, mie eefdlt
Sbnen tnfer 8allet2@
Grember sd fam mir niGt bel.
fen: es ma9t mir einen re9t beinli1en
Gin6fudl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
3urndge tp / eIe n.

Sd ratbe Sir, menn Du beiratben
pillt, nimm Die fleine Nbele, bic 1T bod
pirfli9 gum NnbeiBen.
So, aber iG bin Begetarianer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
OHereier.

Wo fommen Sic benn 6er, sndbiee
Graus Sic ieben re9t angegriffen auss
Sa. lieber Greunb, i1 babe beute ben
ganaen 8Drmittag i'm Garten unb i'm
9auie fiir meine 2inber gier geIegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
8 d mer3Ii6es greigniB,

pWober baif Su Die 6ide Bafe3H-
s9at ber SeoD geluettet nit mir, baB iG
IN ben ndd9ften Dieruna3wan3ig Stun
ben mhrb' babeH elm fdner3li9es gr=
eigniB. Wie bic 3eit 1T beinabe bers
unl. geb' id5 su ibm unb iage: Du
bait berloren, Sebb.@ = rWas t6at er2"
= sSos faSt er, unb baut mir cine
heruufer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

Gine poultdnbise auswabl ter neue.
fen Msuiter gu 12l unb Ia @ts. per Ourb,
156 Stide "New Departure gu 90
unb 25 Gents.
Dies finb Wuiter fran50fider aanffs
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Trahtinsswaaren in fOliOen Gor.
Ben 125, Is unb 20, Gents.
sdottiide Sepbprs.
Dieie Waaren merben INNER rppus
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
Cine unsebeure aasDabl in bieisn
Nttfelp.
Srii9e 9eiuenseuee.

SfOuien.aeinen, 8sIfnit grppn Dres
sinens, Is Cent?; braun 2sinea.g .gattiif,
bon 10 Gents an; 2einen. gambrics, SO
Gents big 81, unb pieles glnbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

- gs siebt In Ga6fen 1926 gu@s
brudersebilfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
ssrans0iiide eatins.

sSn Stem DOrter unb 8OitOuer 3eituns
gen perben iie nit 374 unb 33s Gents
per Narb anncncirt. 9Bir ocrfaufen
bieielben Waaren in ben fdSnffen Waus
fern ju 35 unb 80 @ents per Oarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
9leue 8rQljRlln:

8arnabs's amerifanif&e @inSbams
fiir Damen, uno ainbsr aleiber, ertra=
tein, 20 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

Sn ben Ser. 9taaten tuerben
idbrli6 674 Millionen GnlIonen
Branntipein DertiIgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

= prompte 6eilung brinst Dr. Nus
gut &6nig's 0ambnrger gruittbee bel
allen grtdltungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

Amerifantide Safins.
Sa aeuen idSnen Wsuffern nur 10
Geuts per Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

- BIS 1889 finb 1902 Gdwei3sr
in ArgentiHien eingetpanbert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
Ak ARGUMENT W1rH A
PoIXr.

We feel sure there mus; be lots Of gentle
men who are "almost persuaded to give
Ready-Made Clothing trial-but are hesita-
ung-shy Of the resus-atrad that after they
got the Suit or Oyercoai home 1t won't suit them.
Listen.
Don't take any one else's stock as critic
rion OF op,s. one might look upon the
James and try to picture in it tho malestic
Mississippi with as much propriety. We
AIRY lines Of goods that are total strangers
to their tablcs-ln fact thore are very few
Clothiers ia the country who make ~ the
rnc, superior grades Of fabrics We 10. When
we say re are challenging me egorfs # msr-
chant tqHors II mans JUST THAT. Thoy
boast OF tho perfection Of their nj. We qua
rant,e ours 10 Ut you perfectly in every par
ticuiar. They announce the exclusveness Of
their patterns. We've hal opened 20 us
within tho last Tow seasons tho same pur-
chasing facilities they enjoy. They look
over the market side by side with u. Nov.
the only question Is: Is it worth doaj'e the
B,oney 10 have your Clothing cut for you per-
sopnliyg To a man you'lI say Nol"-snI
you're right
Our Ene Oyorcoats run fron 81 70 So, AMI
are made up in Castor Beavers. Fur Beavers
Montagnsc$ Kerseys, Cars English Mol
tons, Chevlo,1, Irish Fr!ose &C, all tailor
cloths aud rarely seen except on thoiT couu-
ters. ours are just as we'll ani as fashion
ably msde AZ are thelrs-wth silk
Innings. Quilt ami not Tapped seams; selysge,
pipol or stitched edges n cape coats, walk
log. driving aud coaching coats-reproduc-
lion Of the latest fashion pistss-and you
save q clear hall On your purchase.
40 difference with tho suit-we 60 20 i4O
with thom, but VIZ ggo you fabrics cut,
made aad finished in q manner that will
puzzle an expert to tell whelheritis acuston-
made garment or not-Cheyiots. Cessimeros,
worsteds in The Clay. Rock and Hockauum
order-thats the klnd.
Now-you "hesi'aters WE take all the
responsibility. We're behind our clothes to
the end-literally. II they're not absolutely
satisfactory all the way through--l,e want TO
know il. There never vas claim made to
US that wasn't adjusted speedily AMI AMIGA
bly-and you're given the benefit Of all ihs
doubts every time We're not doing busl-
ness Jus, for now-bui for the future ss we'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1889.

be consecrated sermon, compressed
force, entering the mind, there TO put forth
expansive power acting with holy pressure
upon heart and life The whole doctrine
OF Christ in his birth, his life. his tender
ness and compassion, his suherlngs aud
death. his resurrection and ascension, and
his glorifcation in Heaven, Is tenderly
brought out. and vividly and forcibiy
stated in the spiritual songs OF the church.
and kept alive in the heart IA flame OF
pious devotion. Men, when singing these
songs, and instinctively feeling their power.
may not consciously realize 20 themselves
the full effect of what they are doing vet
they are practically giving utterance TO
grand creed, and preaching that creed 10
themselves and others.
DR.. johnson once said that il no we're
permitted to write the ballads and popu-
lar songs of q nation he would not care
much who made the laws. IL IL very much
so with the songs of the Church. They
are creeds warmed and made lively and
fervid by the graces of melody and the
beauties Of poetic expression. The hymn.
book. the tunc-book, and the Bible go well
together As mutual helps. making triad
Of power that will last rs long as the world
stands. The Church viii never forget TO
sing rs q part of her worship. and, while
she sings Gods truth, that truth will 1--we
in her experience. Yes. Paul was right
when he. said TO the Ephcsians Speak
ing 10 yourselves in psalms and hymns and
spiritual songs, making melody IN your
heart % the Lord"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 9l-C0tton quiet; sales,
lis bales: upiands, i0kc. Orloars, i0kc; net
Fece pts, 500 bales; exporta--fo GrOst Britain.
ie.iyS bales 20 tho COntinenf. S6ts bales: stock,
$3.50 bales southern nour quiet and stesdy.
Wneat--SpOt fairly ac.i and kaic. higher and
nrm. No rod. sshsSgac. ia elevator options
active, strong, ard i.ahc. up; No rci. Octo-
Der, s2i.c.: November. - g.: May, s9kc. Corn
higher and strong. No. . 39S31i.c. In elevator;
options frmer and moderately s'tive: October.
Sc: November 39kc. Nay. sisc Data hrmer
ADD fairly active options stronger. October,
2Ac: November, 2jkc. May. IKE: No .
spot. g5a25',c. mixed western. BY &c. Hops
steady ana quiet Coffee Options closed steady
snd lower; November, $500: December. siss
slSi0: May. siA05aslii0: spot Rio quie,: fair
cargoe~. $40 - SuKcr-Raw nominal. rsnDed
easy AMI quiet. Molasaes-FOreign nominal;
New Orleans dun. Petroleum nrmer crude in
barrels az Parher'e, u.s.: reiDed hero. gOc.
Cotton-see1 oil lrm and quiet Resin nrn and
quiet rurpentne higher and quiet Vt i9aseNc.
Pork luiet and irregular Beef quiet and STEADY.
Beef hams suong. Tlcrcei beef nrm. Cat
meats weak smoked shoulder. s.c.: pickied
shoulders. fHa4Ac.. picSlei hams, gaaskc;
pi,slo1 bottles. 7ac. Middies qaiot Lud
slightly higher western steam. $40 octobar.
s69l. Ere zAts sWong; cotton, ID grain, Ga.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. October 2A-rhe cash quotations.
we're Flour steady. No spring wheat, 5skc..
No res, ~. No. corn. a0Nc No : oats,
isc Meas-pors. slosa Lard. i6.Sssay7x.
shor--riba. - 2sat5.iA shoulder, O.. 26ati "a.
Shori-clesr, <A62s Nf5.7A. Wuiskey, t.01
Tbeleading futures ranged a. fOllQsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
THE CAMPAIGN.
APPOINTMENTS eYTHE STATE DEMO
CRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Visitors 20 Northumberland Feel
lng-A Democratic JcctinS Ia
Fairfnx.
rpoci,l telegram to the Disps,cb.l

ALEXANDRIA. Va. October 23.-The, state
Executive Committee tonight made The
following appointments for addresses by
Democratic canVassers
Mr. Charles Sharp. Of Norfolk, Abingdon
Thursday. October 3lst.
Hon. RI. G. Allen. Pulaski barbecue
Wednesday October seth.
Hon. Holmes Conrad, Page, Monday
October 23th.
The Democratic Headquarters to-day was
no buster than usual. but II seemed so, FOR
they had number Of visitors from vari-
ous sections of tho state, all OF whom We're
jubilant at the bright prospects OF clint
mating Malone and bis methods from the
politics OF Virginia. 49,,
Among the visitors were hon. >. l. tiy-
son, Mayor Of Richmond; speaker Card
well, Of Hanover, Hon. George =. keezell.
Of Rockingham: and Messrs. Thomas =.
Martin. of Albemagle, and C.. $. c. scott;
Of Ashland. Mayor Ellvson, accompanied
by several Of these gentlemen. went 10
Washington this afternoon to take part IN
the Three Americas Convention there
The Democratic campaign club Of lAnea-
onia. Fairfax county was addressed az IT,
meeting last night by General ". II. +;
Lee and Mr.. Pichett, 0f Fairfax, ana
Messrs. Julian II. Holt aud A. D.. Wedder-
burn, of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

80. 600 Happy and Luxurious People win
Ncithcr shop. Artisan. nor Trade.
rTfrfrn Tfrnea1

Living between Assam and BurInah : the
remote little hill State of Nanlpur. lately
visited BIZ Indian officers, one of whom
writing ON the forests of the State IN Indian
E0ro.g riyee an extraordinary account
% Imphail. the capital. II Is situated
ia what appear dense forest. Neither
spires nor chimu"ys cut the blue SKY, nor
j. smoke observed To- ascend from the syl-
van scene of the capital. Nothing. Ia fact.
be.ueake the busy home of 81. 600 10 80. 900
people. and vet hidden away among these
trees r. the palace Of the haiah, and hard
by are the houses Of his fayOrites. each
family having "a large inclosure around the
homestead. Imphaill may ihus be de-
ecribrd "a. "A city of villages or rather SUI
Lurhau residences around the palace
STRAIGHT. wide roads lined with trees. ire
quentlv iutcrsccting each other ut right
ANGLE, afford the means OF communca-
ton. but neither shop. artisan nor
wheeled conveyance exist IN TIE city. IN
dustrv and skill occur only IL the distant
rural homo-.'
Tho people Of the capital are the pro
NOTED iavortes Of the ruler, who have had
assigned TO them plots of ground near
the palace. AMI live hy pressing upon the
prosecuted agricul-uusts of the State.
The capital of Manipur Is royal resi-
dencc dedicated 10 luxury and amusement;
al are happy. The streets are rrOWdcu
with smiling. healthy faces. of which few
bear the marks of toll or labor. There are
no schools jon the State. and court favor
and promotion ar secured by success IN
polo. Coinage is unknown, and the men
are not allowed to trade. Imports and eX-
ports. except IN certain articles that weld
y royal revenue are practically prohibited.
The women from the distant villages re-
pair on q certain day 10 the capital or 10
other recognized centres. EAcn carries on
hor head q ncatly-made square basket, IN
which has been placed the surplus stock of
the homestead. the labors Of her industrial
skin or of her husbands agricultural know
ledge. ON reaching the .market-place the
contents Of those ua- ket- are exposed and
battered, when each returns again TO her
family. carrying of the proceeds.
On market days tie long straight road
from BiSbcnpur to lmphail Is crowded by
groups of women hurrying TO and fro.
Each wears au ntly-striped dress
i'm bright colors. made OF silk and
cotton. The stripes run along the
length. and the top and bottom are
neatly embroidered. A long piece Of cloth
is cleYcrlv carried across the breasts
and lust under the armplts. instead Of
round the waist. and is firmly tucked up,
So that the ton embroidered edge falls for
ward. adding an additional fold TO the gar
meut. while thr bottom edge reaches lit
tie below the knees. The legs and arms
gre left exposed. The women are the only
traders ia the whole state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24
CATTLE MARKETS

NEW YORK, October p -Doeves-ReceiDts
1880 hea1-au for exporters and for city
sisughter6rs direct, except i've car-loefs. No
rnark3t for beeSes steady for dressed beef at
5Aa7Ac per poU1d for native sides, and at Ia
SIC. for Texas and Colorado DO. Exports 10
day from this port, l,50l beeSes AMI $3.50 quar-
ters OF beef Liverpool aud London cable ad-
vices % exporters here quote American steafs
dull At l0Gl5e. per pound. dress-weght and re-
frig rated beef steady at nc. Calyes-se
ceipts, c01 head dun and weak. nearly n0mi-
ual business ~ y g5c. per pound Tor yeals and
az 2a3c. for gruEsars and western calves Sheep
and lambs--keceip,s, 100 head, aud ! 90 we're
carried over yesterday; extremely dun. with
very little trading; good sheep sold a. sake.
per pound; good lambs az oaokc.; common
sheep az 81 50 per 100 pounds: common lamts a.
81 Hogs-Receipts, 3.i00 head duh AID weak
for live hogs at sL3oesLso per 100 pounds.
CHICAGO, October s2.-Cattle-Reccipis. 800
head. shlpmeniA ---- head marAet active gud
slroag. native. t2.55atiJj; stockers. f2asAoo;
Texans, flO0aE1J0; c0ws, bulls, and mixed,
81 70aSI50; western rangers. S2c0atL5O. Hogs
Receipts, 10000 head market strong a. an al
vance aud light a. a 25; heavy. s. l0aft -;
packers and shippers, 81 Saft25; szips. tl.75a
S425 Sheep--Receipts, 1000 head (, shipments.
- head; market SLOW and lover, natives,
ia40as5; western, tisn.a5: lambs t6ash7a
ST. LOUIS, October 22-Caflle--Rec-ipts. f,7OO
head; shipments. 100 hosd: msrko' stronger;
choice heavy nE.iye steers. 81 paNO. lair 10
good do. ~ % sass: siockers aud feeders, sif3A
AZ 80, range steers. a. l0ssas5. Hogs-Receipts.
&, 100 Lead; shipmenu, loo hoAd; fn9rset strong
er. fair 10 choice hDavy S3.S5qSAi0: packing
grades. sa7safi; h2ht--iair 10 best s2s0asts0
sheep-hece!pts, e09 head shipments. nOae :
marke, firm; ialr 10 choice. s. iosts.s0
EAsr LTBEsrr. PA. October 2l-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. go hesd shipments. 80 head market
slow: prime, g. l0asiiJ; good. t2roa$i@: fair,
S3iOssl a.; bulls, ,iags, and fat cows, N.5os
S2s0; fresh cove, t0asS6 none shipped 20
New York today uogs-Roceip,s, s,soo head: :
shipments. i.2a0 head: msrxeG slow: best Sc
lected Philadelphia. sAAostA 50; Workers., 81 sa
"a al: roughe. sSaSa %; Three cara shipped %
New York. eheep--Recspts. s.ooo head; ship
mangs, $50 head inerke; slow; prime. 81 toa
$3.50: fair to good. 81 s1s$4: common. ~ 70 S;
lan bs, sAt0sstsa
Ssesne.--Ihere has been afuii Offering shis voss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-24

Dr. Lewis Dodge. an old resident and
formerly a practicing physician in Chicago,
now residing at 1901 Wabash avenue,
claims 10 have been defrauded in 4 very
curious manner ont OF $4,000 worth OF
property in the last two years by q series
Of very peculiar real estate transactions.
His story is that Marford Corhin and his
wife. Of Crown Point. Ind. assisted by
an attorney named W. W. Nichols,
also an Indiana man. have system
atically worked fraudulent deals on
him until he Ia now almost pom
niless. in one transaction he claims to
have decided Corbin valuable property for
q piece of land which the latter claimed to
be free of cncumbFance, but which was IN
reality encountered TO its full value. In
two other cases he says he sent deeds to
Corbin TO be recorded. which the latter
not only failed to record. but on the con-
trary sold the property 10 third parties and
pocketed the proceeds. To recover some
Of his lost realty the Doctor Tuesday
brought suit in the Superior Court against
Corbin and his wife for $4,000. He will
follow the petition up with another suit to
the amount Of $4,000.