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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
CATTLE Markets.

NEW YORK. October S-Beeyea--Recoipts
2l10 hend, including 20 cat loads Tor export aud
81 carloads for city sisughierers direct No
thing doing In beeves; sieafy for dressed boei
al >, n. e. per pound Tor native siies. nnd AZ %
&c. Tor decent 10 best feSas and Colorado stock.
Exports 5li booyes AMI s.Ihu quarters OF beei.
Io-day's Liverpool cable quotes Amcrlcan steers
lower at llalshc per pound Tor The dressed
weight. sinking the ufai, and American refrge-
iatei beef dull ana easier At 4i,c. per pound
Calves keceipts, ,60 head: about steady but
slow, aud NOT All SOLD veals, Base. per pound
lrpsserH and hutiermiks. 2a3c. sheep 6nd
lamis-Rer9ipis. $500 heal. no important
change la values. but a nrmer feeling, pariicu-
larry IN respect To- good lambs sheep, s4ts1oo
per 100 pounds iambA sAa<7. hogs-heceipt-,
so head all Tor slauchterers direct, except
about 100 head These we're selling ~ q. 0Oath ~
per 100 pounds. and the market was rated
steady
CHICAGO. october S-1he DrOrsys journal re-
porfs. Caitle-Rereipte ii 100 head shipmenth.
: eco head market steady 20 Zoe. higher on good
Grades: choice % eXIe Dceyes, titOatiS;
steers. g. 7sA8tt0: stOokers auc feeders. s.1ja
~ sc; COWS. bulls. aud mixed, si.i0af23O; Texas
cattle 81 3jaf2 ~: western rangers, fl5Oa.hNd
Hogs-Rcceipis 1900 head shipments, $50
heal. market sfong and o. higher; mix
81, f890ai4 81 heavy, SAsaND; hghi, ttios
$40; sups, f35oaSt p-Receipts 10000
head All pmtufs. j,Olo head, nhrSet weak anu
common grades Zoe. lover.
81. Louis. October s.-Cattle--Recepts 42tO
head; shipments go he1d martc' strong;
,hoi-e heavy native steer. slg1aHiO; fair 30
good, s. eleSl: -tockers and feeders ti.WH2bO;
range steers sl.1Oaia ii0gs-Roreipis, 100
head: shipments 100 mead. market active aud
higher: fair 70 choice heavy, .3s0afAi5; pack
iue grades. s31OaS4: ight-fair TO best. $As5a
ST.. shoep-Receipts, 100 head; shipments.
7Al head mark OF steady; iair 20 choice, Sl2iA
$50.
EAST LmsRry. PA. October S-Cattle-ke-
ceipts. 40 head shipments. 100 head market
ye'v tull aud 20 10 49,. on from yesterday on
common grades: no GOOD cattle In the market;
none shipped 10 Now York. ilogs-keceipts,
1910 head: shipments i..10 head market slow
good corn-ied 0rkers, iii0asA5J, coTamOn 10
faic Workers, q a5ag.2j; heavy graf9-, s4.2aa
$50: three cRr- ~ hogs shipped TO New ORR.
Sheep--Rersi pts. 1850 head; shipments, $50
head: market steady at yesterdays prices
BALrIHoRz October T.--CairSrt0n stock IGds-
SuIue.-Ih0 quality IL fully a. good ~ last week'
Prices have declined from q. 10 ar. We quote
gOoi hogs ~ Gu to 6kr. most Of tue sales male
atG.. and exc p0r d., net: common rough hogs
bring from 20 5l,e. per TO- Arrivals 5,3i9 heal
against Z, 30 head FOR last week.
liafsB.on' Lirs-Stort Nartei. Rec 'lpts his
week 5001 head against 32l3 hcad last week.
Good light selling 81 g. 10 good heavy selling
a. g.: r0uRhs selling al 81. hecepts OF sheep
and lambs i.05g henl. sheep selling from ~ 10
e.; extra, ~. lambs selling from a. TO . a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
Great American Travellers.
nv Telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.

WORCESTER, Mass, October 9.--Ihe tram
bearing the Pan-American party from
Portland reached Union station here at ,
o'clock this morning two hours ahead of
schedule time. The party were allowed 10
sleep. and nobody turned out before Z
o'clock. At 3 the Reception Committee Of
the City Council arrived. BY that time
the visitors had breakfasted, and after in
Productions they were taken IN carriages
through some Of the principal streets and
past some of the large manufactures.
They did not alight at any point. They
returned 20 the station at 10 o'clock and
fifteen minutes later left for Willlmantlc.
At Willimantic the visitors inspected the
works Of the Willimantic SPECIFICATION
Company, going thence 10 South Man
chester, where the Cheney silk-mills We're
visited. Hartford was the next stop. Here
the remainder of the day was devoted 70
the shops of the Colt Arms Company, Pratt
& Whitney's gun-shOps, bicycle and cali
graph- factories, and the manufactures of
miscellaneous hardware. all OF which ex-
cited the intelligent interest of the South
Americans.
A dinner was given the excursionists to-
night at the ALVIN House, at which Gov
crnor Buckley presided and Senator Hawiey
was the principal speaker. After the ban
ouet a public reception was held at the
Capitol. which lasted until midnight. when
the excursionists retired to their train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

LONDON. October 9.-Thero was riot at
Bristol this afternoon on tho arrival OF "a
number of laborers - replace the COO gas
stokers who are on strike. The new
conlcrs were hooted and peltcd with stones
until they took to their heels and disap-
peaTed.
u-rrr NoT pTgTGN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10

NEW YORK. October 9--The stock market to-
day was much stronger IN tOno than for any day
during toe past two weeks and material nd
vlnces we're scored In all active stocks. The
feature Of the market wa the buying by London
houses. though these purchases did Dot have
much effect aftcr the noon hour The market
opened iSRi higher than last nights close. IL was
a see-saw game ia the early part OF the day, but
the news was IN the main favorable, and money
eased of TO below tue legal rate 80 that later In
the day She upward movement made fair pro
gress There was some realizing on profits sc-
crued during the day in the last hour. but the
market recovered its tone toward the close,
which was active and strong NJ OF near the best
prices Of the day. Tho declines tonight are
very lev IN number. aud . lose OF ~ per cent:
In san Francisco preferred was the only one OF
Importance, while Cincinnati. Chicago, Column
bus aud ~. Louis IL up ,; Louisville and Nash
Vile aud cotton oil, ~ each. sugar. la Lake
Krie and Western preferred ana Oregon Trans
continental. II zach, and Commercial cable,
Un.ou Pacific. and Western Union. per cent.
each. sale aggregated 2f6,6O shares.
EventnO. Exchange quiet and nrmer AT {S9a
49,. Money n.rwha' easier at 5ai. sub
Treasury oalsncos-Gold. sl'Astf. 600: currency.
Sln.l6 .O1O. Governments dun ami sica IS for
4s 4per cents. ~. OK. mt a. coupons, I'D :,
* honda uliTely neglected.
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nfATna.

HORD -Diel. Sunday morning, ortebor .,
1884 az rs fathers residence. Dz3 norm "enti-
dft6 street. WEXFORD Lynn. oides, son Of Is.
Il. HOrd; agc,l tsenty -elghi years
Funeral took place Monday evening rom
Leigh-street Baptist church.
OGRADY.-Died. on "Wednesday, Oct0bor s'h.
NJ a quarter pat 40 O'Clock, DkNst> l.. Deio,et
.on OF Ellen and tie late Dennis O0raiy' ia no
tventy-fOurth year n his age
His funeral will 'ako plaoo IRON Ms ino.hofs
residence. Fifth ani Denny streets. FRIDAY
EVENING n. 3 O'clock
Washington. 81 Louis, and Trenton q. - pa
pers plea.e c0Dy.
REDFOkD.- nfoA, al his resiconce, seventh
aud stOc, ton streets Manchester, Ociober sih, at
Il.z1 o'clock r. ~. CALVIN N DfOkD, agsd
sirty-two year ami nine days
Ne leaves a wife ara ten children 20 mourn
their lOEs. ,,,,.,..
Funeral from Meade Memorial church Thurs
DAY. october 10Th. ~ gyl ccio'k. friauds ani
acquaintance. invited % aiiend without fur;hsr
netioo.
Charlotte and Lexington papers please copy.
WOODY. Died, October ., iss9. RICHARD
WOODY u Henr.co county, 10 no seveHty-nna
year % his age
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Pension Order Rescinded.
nv telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l


WASHINGTON. October 9-Assistant- Secre-
tary-of-the- Interior Bussey to-day in de-
Gliding pension appeal ease rescinded an
order of Commissioner Tanner, which
reads as follows
April q. 1889 Ord,3.-In all cases
where a pensionable disability is found the
rate allowed shall not be less than y per
month to date from and including March
%, 1889. lSignedl " JAMES TANNER,
Commissioner
In the case under consideration the pen
sioner had been rated under this order,
which was cited ~ authority for rating.
Bussey, after reviewing at length the ex-
is.ing law and the former practice OF the
Bureau. says: THE error of the above
mentioned order, issued April Is, 1899, 10y
the late Commissioner of Pensions, is
manifest. and the resembling Of it necesss-
rily follows. Ii has neither the color Of law
nor the authority of precedent. If. how
ever. it appears to you in the light of
medical examination that a pensioner Ia
entitled 20 an increased rating for an IN
crease of disability from chronic diarr hoea
you will proceed to adjudicate bis claim
occOFdlngly.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
An Unfortunate Occurrence at Alexandria

Especial telegram 20 tho DlspAhhj
ALEXANDRIA. Va, October 9.-The St
Johns cadets went 20 Washington ycstcr-
day with their teachers 10 witness the pa
rldo Of the Knights Tcnplars. Among the
few cadets who remained in Alexandra
was Auburn !. liagan. young man fully
grown. bat only about eighteen years Of
arc. During the course Of the night he in
Ntrd William l.. Wheatlcy, a young printer
who res dos on the opposite side of the
street from the barracks. into his room.
Hagan took q pistol from his trunk, where
it had been hidden. and while Wheatley
was examining il the pistol was discharged
the bail striking Hagan in the right eye and
penetrating the brain. The wounded mau
died about O'Clock this morning.
The Coroner held an inquest tins morn
ing. and the iury found verdict that the
pistol had been discharged carelessly. but
declared the occurrence was not duo TO any
discipline or care on thepart OF the supern-
tcndcut OF the academy. Wheatley. who
had given himself up. had hearing be-
fore tho Mayor this afternoon aud was re-
leased Young Hagan was the son OF Mr..
Patrick Hayan. of Scott county, IN tins
State. and was highly popular IN Alexan-
dua.
4 large number Of Knights Iemplars
have visited Alexandria to-day, Alexan-
dina Washington lodgc-rOom and the
Washington relic, there being the especial
objects of attraction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
FATALITIES ON THE BAIL.
CarcIessucss Alleged Wanted 10 Lynch
the Train Crew.
m1 ielerrnrh 10 the nIspe,ch.l

LARAMIE. WYo., October last night
on the Carbon cutoff road, now being
built west from here. a work tram Win
about fifteen graders cOllided with a con-
ple of ears standing on the track. 4 man
named diamond was instantly killed. and
William Penn fatally injured. Patrick
King had an arm broken.
The graders said that the accident was
the result of the carelessness Of the train
men. and, procuring rope, went after The
train crew with the intention Of iynchrng
them. but The latter escaped.
Topeka, KAs.. October "a freight tram
on the Missouri Pacific stoppeda few miles
west OF Astoria. Greedy county, yesterday
for some slight repairs. \ stop was made
Oh an incline, and when the engine started
of suddenly the Train broke in two. The
rear part started down The grade and
crashed into the west-hound passenger
tram. The caboose and one freiSht-car were
pitched up over the passenger engine and
caught fire. G. i. Orwan, mayor of the
town Of Horace, was asleep IN the cabOose
and was burned 10 death. The people on
the passenger train had all been warned M
time and left the train. The coroner's Jury
returned a verdict that it was an unayoida-
bio accident.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, October 9.-Cott0n steady; sales.
3l3 bales: uplands, l1'c.; Orleans. iV'sf;
net rDceiut- 81 .g52 balcs: exports TO Great
Britain, .Jl9 baios; stock, 36i,1G bales. south
ern -four steady and In fair demand.
Wheat moderately active add haHo nigh
OF and strong; No. roo, HasfoAc IA
elevator: options faiTy active aud 'saisc.
higher and firm; No. red, October. 80:
November. 4 &C.. May, 92sc. Corn fairly ac-
five and 81 n ,c i0w0r. No 2 a8t a39 a.. IN eieVa-
tor. options more active and easier; October,
2s7 ~. November, 80 o.; Nay, -. oats mode
retely active ana eeser. options urn and
quct, OctOber. $50; November. &c; MAY,
- e. spot, No. p 3fsa2ue.; mixed western
2tsl7 e. Hops quiet aud easy. CoHee-Options
opened barely steady and 5ai0 points down;
closed steady ~ 2Oa23 points down; free sellers
and fairly active. october. fihUoaSlhl3; NoYem-
Der. flAo0ssI5l0; December sH9lasia Is;
May. tlfsSaaihlo; spo, RIO easy ana qnie'
FAIR cargoes. lgsc Sugar nominal refined
steady ana ia fats demand. Moissscs-Fore'gn
norniaal: New Oroaas duh Rice qaiet AID
firm. Petroleum luie'; refined, q. Col,
ton-seod oil quiet AMI steady. Rosih nrm ana
quiet. Turpcntne quiet ~ q a4sHe. FORK hrm
xiO.gSaslHs0 Beef Strong Beef hams weak.
Iierced beef duh Cut-mests nrin and un-
changed. Middlo- firm. Lard-sDot easier /;
futures firm western steam, so.bSath's, closang
b 20. closing $500 hi; November, toi2 b..
Froights nrm; cotton, Aaii-%e.; grain, jda
ia. o
CHICAGO. October a--CAsh quotations were !:
Flour steady AMI unchanged; No sprtng
wheat. Si4c. ; No. red. SiRc No. corn. 30Ac
No. goats, lss.c. No. 2ryo, iiEc. NO. Buriey,
seed. A.% Mess-pork. si0s1 Lard. tn0s
ss.32i< ShOr' -ribs. $1zaafA@ shoulders.
sLS7k asi.5O. short-clcar, 1&hatS.s0 Wits
key. Sl.Vl
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1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trust.
rr,. ,o,,.--s,.t, "a t,e plaratsh

BosroN. October 9.-Ihe american Wool
lD, Rcpo,97' VIII say tomorrow: 4 meet
inc was held at the Fifth-Avenuc Hotel,
New York. Yesterday. to consider the pro
r0sitiou to form oarpet-manutacturers
trust. Many of the largest carpct-manu-
facturers of New England, New York, and
philadclpnia were present The real OBJ
iect Of the meeting (Which was held with
closed DOORS was to discuss the situation,
and. if practicable. 10 take the initial steps
toward forming trust or close combina-
ton. Il is stated ON reliable authority that
tho promoters of the scheme have III
tcresied q majority of the manufacturers
TO consider the amount of production,
aud that they expect 60 be able 10 control
from 10 90 50 per cent. of the whole pro-
duction. There are those on the outside.
though directly concerned in this move
ment. whose interests would be seriously
affected should the trust be consummated,
who are inclined torogard the whole thing
AS visionary and without the shadow of o
probability of being carried through. A
carpet trust is among the possibilities,
however. and IT is said that German and
other capitalists stand ready to put S25,-
GOO 900 into 10 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
WEDDING BELLS.
A brilliant Marriage in Petersburg.

Especial telegram - the Dispatchl
PfTrnsBuEG. Va, October 9.-One of the
most brilliant marriages which has oc-
CURED in our city this wear took place at
the Nnrkot-Streot Methodist Episcopal
church this evening at $50 o'clock, Rev.
T. ". Twitty officiating. The parties were
Miss Oracle l.. Young. daughter Of William
T. YOUNG. prominent JewelIcr Of this city,
ard Mr. Edwin 4. Morrison, rising young
druggist # Memphis Tenn.
Tie church was beautifully and hand
somely decorated with ferns and flowers.
Promptly at tho above-named hour the
bride. dressed in white faille and Duchess
lace. entered the building on the arm of
her intened The following IL list of the
walters: T.. Z. Goodwin, of Memphis, with
Miss Rosina Young; William $. Young
with Miss Lucy Stone; Ihomas Garrett
with Miss Mamie Young; T. n. Griffin
with Mary &. Bahm. of Richmond; K. Is.
Anderson with Miss Annie Meacham, and
II. VI. Young with Miss Annie Hawthorne.
The costumes Of the bridesmaids were
an elegant and handsome.
Among the prominent persons present
were IN. Samuel Morrison and wife and
Miss Mary Morrison. Of Memphis; Mrs. +.
H. Rahm and Miss Matte Stacy, Of Rich
mond.
The couple left Immediately after the
wedding for Memphis, where they will IN
the future reside.
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ncssed beautiful display of fireworks in
cmpIar Grand rncampment.

The White lot.
TcmpIar Grand Rncampment.
WASHINGTON, October 9.--Thc Grand En-
campmcnt of Templars to-day disposed of
the Iowa question. Past-GTand- Master
James II. Hopkins. Of Pittsburgh. Pa,
chairman Of the Committee on Jurispru-
dence, brought in n report recommending
the adoption Of resolution which began
bv reclting tho passage of the resolution OF
three years ago that caused the trouble. II
then pointed out that II was the duty of
the Most Eminent Grand Master 10 enforce
the terms set out in this resolution, and
that the Grand COmmaudory OF the state
" Iowa had been disloyal in not obey
ing the edict Of the Most Eminent
Grand Master and We're censurable
for this action. Bnt the committee
were of tho opinion that the Grand Com
mandcry aud subordinate Communicates
OF lows had been sufficiently punished in
being suspended from Templar Intercourse
with the commentaries Of other States and
the order generally throughout the cOun-
try. and recommended that the order IN
tcrdicting all Iomplar intercourse between
the Grand Commandcry of Iowa and
other Knights Templars Of the United
States bc no longer considered IN
force. The recommendation Of the COM
mittne found immediate favor with
the members Of the Grand Encamp-
ment. Speeches were made explanatory
and IN support Of both sides. and also in
which the love of each for the order was
proved most pronounced and ardent. A
love feast prevailed. and amid considerable
enthusiasm the resolution Of the commit
tee was adopted, and the Grand Com
manderv of Iowa was cordially welcomed
back into full fellowship.
The committee on the next place OF
meeting Of the Tnennial Conclave reported
ln favor of Louisville. Ky. The report Will
bee acted upon tomorrow afternoon.
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4 Costly Residence Burned.

SourH BEND. IND, October 9.-The mag
nfcent stone residence of Glenn Stude-
baker. which COS; about $500, 600 was almost
entirely destroyed by FIRE this morning
The residence was one of the largest and
costlicst in the West. twas built of Indiana
field-stone. with a tile roof and copper
facings. and the interior Wa finished IN the
cosiliest of native and foreign woods,
while IT was furnished in the richest style
throughout. The art gallery on the third
floor was filled with rare works of art, and
all of these were DESTROYED. Mr.. Studehaker
il absent as a member of the international
American Congress and was to have enter
tained that body in this house on the
18th instant. The rest of the family, eX-
cept Mrs. Stakeholder and her grandchlld,
are away from home. Both escaped. Mrs
Studebaker was slightly scorched. No
other person was injured.
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Dynamite-Guns Of tho Ncsuvius Tested.
fBy telegraph 20 the DispAtch.l

PgrAprtrmA, October 9.-Ihe official
test OF the dynamite guns OF the cruiser
Vesuyius took place to-day and was entire
liz satisfactory In the distance-firing pro
icctiles were thrown from 100 10 $50 yards
beyond the required mile. In the test for
rapidity OF firing the contract required
that the loading and working machinery,
pumps. and reservoirs should enable nj
Teen shots tobc fred IN thirty minutes FIVE
shots from each gun. ln the test fifteen iron
plugs weighing about 52j pounds each, all
were Cred. and from the moment that the
loading of the first gun Was commenced
until The last shot bad been fired seven
teen minutes and fraction elapsed. The
air-compressurs were not working. during
The time. although it would have been al
lowablc. and yet At tho end of the firing
the reservoir contained enough air to hire
eight more shots az a nile range. haeh OF
TIC fiftocn shots were fred with Il volume
Of air which had suficed TO carry the
service shells one mile.
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sALEsHsPoarsO r, ssceer ,ay
rL0UR.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
OcroBka 10. 1879.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
ocroSss 10. 1881
COUNTRY FRoDuck
s,r,r Eoos, Foels. LGrd, Corn Neat
Bu,tor Choice. Creamery ssa25o.. choics.
family packed. go; choice store packcd.
9Oa2sc.. good 10 prime. lsa2O1 poor TO falr l5c-a
I8c. common. eal2c
kgey: Fresh. Iyae0c.
FoSltrg: Chickens. spring. email. i9al4,; NO
dun. i5ai8,. large. 1Oae5c. old fo~ls,gsaSc
Lara: COuatTy. saS4o.. active.
Corn Meal J3hjJc. per Dasnsl TO- eoaauy'
Coo. toI city miHA
Cabbage. Si.55aS2 a balrsl.
Potatoes: choice, sl.75ase per barrel j5aGoc,
per bushel; medium, SL5O per barrel; ooaoS
per busheL
AuuleS Greea. choice. 81 psr barrsl de.
maad good. Peaches choice. bushel COX sl.t0,
half bashei box 75c.ssl third-oushel box o.
kiscellaasso
besswsx. glc. psr pouad.
blacS-O OAK Bark; koased. Oil per s2i1 pounds,
black oax and CHESTNUT rough. 81 per 5000
Fsomsrs Prime live eooss. 4eAi5ss common
$50.
Fisxseed slasi. 10 per busheL
Hay No ] timothy. sis~asif MOI. tlssi3
mixed clover aud Timothy tasis clover.
Mii.-otfai Brownsud. 81 per toa. praa.
ST. PEI sna snipstaff. slfasie per soa.
Baied Oats. Sll&uG
kooss. Ilinseng. s.. per pound sens-
es.iree OF tops. 3 $50. per pound
feanuts 6Ac., extra nand-plckea fAa,kc.,
shell. 3a5Sc; sctve. a. 10 quality
kye 5dseec- per hushs-
Shucks o6a6Sc.
| Baled straw SzHzfA.
| fallow ID per pound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
Two URGENT NEEDS.

There's no doubt in the world bat the ma
jority Of you arc in pressing need Of either
fall suit or an overcoai, and those who need
both are not Few.
Ven tell you what it is--a pair Of sum
rner. weight pants dangling below top-coat
this time OF year looks a. much ont Of place
"a would white flannel s1lL A. long rs
chnee must be made. why not mako it aOe'
II youn thInka bit youI come to the con-
ciuson it's tho best thing you caa do, and
do at once.
Our floors arc perfect panoRmaof The
highest types OF late fashions.
suits. for instance: We take all tho newest
patterns OF the wesrable wesves-cheyot'
Cashmere. tweed, etc.-snd make them up
into the very bes, suits We know how. We
say WE do-tor you know we're creators
now. After they're made, trimmed, and
have passed inspection then We mark tho
price on them Our prices this season run
from SO to 80, aud We mako this claim:
The qualities are the beat IN each grade that
hau, ersr been placed on Richmond oountcrs.
You don't havo to take our word alone for
shis-a comparison ,cia gfre yOv posttirs
proof
And the overcosts-iight Weights, mediums,
and the heavier reights-Is it very likely
we're going to pm, before you anS but the
iatss, styles, the fn,s qualities, and at the
forrest prices, Not much, Il isn't. We've
been serving you To the best too long 10 leave
you satisfied with anything indiferently
good. The coats run from IS 70 SIS, and In
between those two "outpos,s" you'n mud
What we're all searching for In this world
TIE BKsT FOR THE LEAST.
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vneclnl lolegram % the DIspat,hl

fopecial lolegram % INC Dispat'hl
NORFOLK, VA, October 9-To-uight while
being driven on the DE Bree road the team
of \. IL. Farquharson. manager OF the
Baltimore United on COMPANY ran away
aud Mr.. FarQuharson was thrown ont and
~ badly injured that fatal results are ap-
pretended lie was terribly cut about the
head and bruised about the body.
Charles Frederick Clarke, gallant Con
fodrrate soldier. died here to-day.
The annual election of officers of the
Norfolk and Cotton Exchange took place
to-day at noon. w. ID. Rountree was elect
III nln.IlDnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-10
Mckinney In Loudoun.

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I.rrsnrRG. Va. October 9.-Captain ?.
W. Mckinney and Hon. II. r. Pollard. one
of the State canyassers, arrived here to-
dav Oh the II o'clock train. and at o'clock
spoke in the Lcesburg Opera-Bouse. They
,yorc followed n brief addresses by J. 5.
Mason. the hoatcr candidate for the Legis-
ln,u-e. and General W II. f. Lee, congress
man from this district. Owing 10 the busy
season many farmers were kept at home,
but the Opera House was well filled with
an appr,clat.Ne audience.
John II. Alexander, chairman Of the
County Committee, presided and intro
duccd the speakers.
Mcssrs. Mckinney and Pollard left ON
the G.3O p. NJ. train for Round Hill, where
they spoke tonight.