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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

About one thousand people congrcgated
around the parties who superintendent the
great balloon ascension last night, and
Mr.. Louis Fellheimer by hrs very generous
action has proved himself the most enter
prising citizen and merchant in the city OF
Richmond. His famous =. o. y. G.. ~
really the town talk, and people in need 81
tailor-made clothing should certainly ex-
tend him a hearty support.
The next ascension will take place FRI
day night, when an order for suit OF
clothes will be attached 30 the wire frame
of the balloon. aud on It's downward Hight
the party finding the order and presenting
Nc TO the establishment. corner Third and
Broad. will receive a suit Of clothes free OF
any charge whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
APReseNT FOR Mr. MASSEY.
The School superintendent VIII Surprise
Him Very Soon.

The county and city superintendent of
schools in this State are preparing to pre-
sent Hon. John f.. Massey with hand
some testimonial when he and his charm
ing bride return to this city.
A committee consisting of Mr.. X. Q. Muir
ray, of Norfolk MIR. W. f. Fox, of Rich
mond, and Mr.. j. A. McGilvray, secretary
of the State Board of Education has been
selected to choose the present.
1t Is likely that the presentation will be
made IN this city early III November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
r.,.o.o rrch.nce Oniccrs.

A meeting of the Tobacco Exchange was
held Yesterday and officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year Under the constitution
Vice-President Christian succeeded presi-
dent X. A. Patterson. The other officers
elected were as follows: w. Il. Miller,
vice-president; G. McCloud, secretary and
treasurer, and II. A. Tree, auctioneer Inc
members of the boards and other officers
were reelected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Roth VIII lie Elected.

Mayor Ellyson has returned from Staun-
ton, where on last Saturday he had q
conference with the county chairman OF
the Seventh district (OFerralPs), and part
of those in the Tenth Harry Tucker's).
The reports received were very encou7
raging. and but little doubt is entertained
that the representatives of these districts
will be "triumphantly reelected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Announcements for Speaking.
The following was issued last night !:

Inc following was lssueu shst HlShI'
STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Va, October 6, 1890. !
The following announcements for speak
ing are made;
October llth-The Hon. Paul G. Edmunds
and Hon. II. b. Poore at Buchanan. Va.
October iSth--The Hon. Paul G. Edmunds
and X. Il. Poore at Fincastle, Va.
October 1sth--The Hon. X. Walter Moore
and Hon. w. Ii. +. Lee at Louisa Court
house, Va.
October 1sth-The Hon. w. II. Alexander
at Leesburg, Va.
October i5th-The Hon. +. f. Meredith
AT Stafford Courthouse, Va;
October 2Oth-The Hon. Micaiah Woods
and Hon. NJ. l.. Walton at Culpeper Court
bonse Va. j. TAYLOR ELLYsoN,
Chairman.
James II. Fisher. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

Gates were placed for the first time yes
terday on some of the electricians. These
are intended 10 prevent passengers from
getting on the side of the car next to the
track used by cars going in the opposite
direction. Safeguards Of this character
are used in most of the northern cities.
They do not disfgure in appearance OF the
cars in the least, being very neatly con-
ofructad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

CHICAGO. October 6.-Dr. Garrett, the
senior of the corps OF neutrality-suspicious.
Ia the health Office, this morning received
this notice from his superior ofncer'
Health Commission Wickersham; Here
after the Medical Inspector Of this depart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
PRINCIPAL BOWLEs RESIGNS.
He VIII Become Manager of Properties
Near WaynesborO'.

Mr.. William A. Bowles, the very efficient
principal of the Richmond High School,
yesterday rendered his resignation to SUI
perinteDdent w. +. Fox.
He did this to accept the lucrative posi-
ton OF manager Of the Basic-City Land
and Improvement Company's properties
near Waynesboro'.
Mr.. Bowles has been connected with the
public schools of the city for the past four
and "A half years, two and bali years as
principal of Leigh School and two years at
the High School. He has given complete
satisfaction 10 the board and to the patrons
of the school in both positions.
Mr.. Bowles's determination to accept
another position will be received with sim
cere regret by the board and the numerous
friends that he has made during his con-
nection with our schools.
II is UNDERSTOOD that the resignation VIII
90 into effect as soon as the board can
make satisfactory arrangements for sue
gpSsOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Improved Order Hepiasophs.

Richmond Conclave, No. 1862, of this large
and influential endowment organization
Will assemble at Schiller Hall tonight
when they will be addressed by the gu
preme District Deputy of the order. Other
supreme officers of the order are expected
to be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
ArcTInN SALES TO-DAY.

Y. A. CATLIS, r. W., frame dwelling No 9i1
north rwenty-nfth street
John r. GODDIN, s y. NJ, two small frame
dyeIllngs 90 Carter street DotSueu Taylor
and Milihmz.
0KORGK ". MAYO. 1920 A. NJ, showcases, SOW
iug-machine, clothing, parlor and chamber
furniture. &c.
TIMBgRLAKg & FRAYsER, 1870 A. h.,.coun-
tors, Jars, cases, &c.
1. POWERS, 1. T.. ~, cabbage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
IIcrricn Cnnrfa.

The fall term of the Henrico Circuit
Court. Judge Beverley X. Wexford, Jr.,
begun Yesterday. Court was in session
for some time and several DEGREES were
entered. The will of Mrs. Lucy Crouch
was admitted to probate. Mr.; Robert
Crouch qualified as executor for the estate.
He cave bond in the sum of $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

of health and strength renewed and of ease
and comfort follows the use Of syrup Of
Figs FIGS as It acts In harmony with nature to
esectually cleanse the system when costive
or bilious: For sale IN Soc. and a bottles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
The M,tterhorn Disaster.

A correspondent writes from Courma-
yeur to Milan newspaper;
During my recent visit 10 Chatillon !
CHANGED 10 hear some details of the dread
full accident at CervIno. SinIgaglla. the
engineer, and the two guides, Carrel and
Gorret, without either food or drink
had been thirty-six hours sheltering
under a rock from the storm IN
the hope that moments calm
might enable them TO reach the lower
ground. But instead OF diminishing the
storm increased. and the cold became I'M
bearable. A longer stay would have been
certain death 10 all three 1t seemed as
well 20 dare death manfully in final
struggle with the elements. But at tins
moment Carrel began TO give in, and died
in spite Of the best care his companions
could give him. while SinigeglIa's hands
were swollen and bruised from haIlstones
as if they had been hammered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

in new place. We mean Ryland 4 lee.
They have exchanged wareroOms with tho
Southern Express Company. aud are now
ready 10 show the public u splendid line ~
Pianos and Organs AZ $40 Main street. ono
than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
the States of Virginia and North and South

the States of Virginia and North and South
CaroliDas.
The Office of southern travelling agent
is hereby abolished.p :, =,
Mr.. Frank Walker, as he Is generally eau;
ed, Is well known in this city. he nyeu
here for some years and then went 20 re-
tersburg. where he was ticket agent for the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. ne
married daughter of General lnow Judge,
Roger A. Pryor. Mr. Walker has returned
to Richmond to live and has received
hearty Welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

When q man wants 10 belisytin ghosts
and Is ashamed 20 he belieyesit hypnotism.
Many nan who cannot e cSas oIi ss az ~
minds oe othsrA lluAfepA GINA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
wh.t WIN Be Done ?

The Board of Police Commissioners Will
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning TO
consider the question raised Is TO whether
Mr. Dennis Wren. recently elected MEM
Der OF the force 10 I'LL . vacancy. comes
Quite up to the physical requirements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Tn. Cer,n.,-Dax pl,patch.

Copies Of the Dispatch containing the
most complete report of the German-Day
exercises, the parades, etc, may be had az
the Dispatch counter put up for mailing
Price cents per CODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Movement to Defeat Tammany.
fpx ,.,.h 20 tina Uispatch.l

NEW YORK. October 6.-The Republican
county convention tonight virtually de-
cided, although after. strong ngnt, 70
unite with the other factions 20 orusb 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Children Cry for Pitches CastOria.

Iaiies needing tonic, or children who want
building up. should take BROWNS 'RON birrERs.
IL Is pleasant 10 take, cures malaria, indigestion.
bliousIese, and liver complaints, lnd mhAes
the blood rich and pure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
TERRIBLE HARDsHIPs.

The three climbers were bound together.
Gorret "a colossus 20 whose strength and
yigor is due the safety OF himself and SIM
gaglia) went first, then Sinigaglla, and
Carrel last. The cord had become q
SOLID bar of ice. When Carrel died Cor
ret tried 10 get his knife out OF his
pocket TO cut the cord. but his jacket
was so completely frozen that he could
not get al his pocket. SO for short time
time these two half-liying men were CON-
PEELED TO drag after them the body Of their
dead comrade, which seemed to wish
10 drag them back with il into its icy
tomb At last they came across a rock
rising from the midst OF the ice, and on
that with his axe Correct was at last able
TO cut the cord. With last look at Their
friend and farewell which too closely re-
called the =" hOrit,gi o sGt,ddnt" the two
survivors continued their melancholy de-
scent. How they saved themselves they
are themselves unable 10 explain. stop
page of even ten minutes would have been
enough TO freeze their stockings like the
rest Of their clothes. and then all progress
would have been impossible.
THE EXPERIENCES OF THE orHEs woRLD.
The day before yesterday saw Siniga-
glia. The marks of his wounds were still
visible. Correct is getting better; he stu
walks with his hand in sling, but there Il
hope that he will shortly be cured. The
terrible tragedy of which he was the hero
has left deep impression on him; he still
speaks of il as an experience Of the othei
world. and Is unable to explain how he es-
capped the fate Of Carrel."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Extra session Called.

CoLuMsUs o.. October 6.--Governof
Campbell has ISSUED proclamation con
vening the Legislature in extra session on
Tuesday. October 18th, TO consider iesisia-
ton relative 70 tho city government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

See advertisement OF auction sale Of Two
Broad-Street Stores. Nos. 40 and ils west,
on Wednesday. October Sth, az . O'clock.
by +. 4. Catlin. This j. the most desira-
bic property now on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Children Cry for Pitchers CASTOR.

Doctors have cured; yes. but not IN your
case. Suppose you try A. b. {. AtoraIve
and be healed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
No Water
No Water
stands on the Lisburn lots. They are high
and dry and yet level.

See advertisement Of auction sale Of two
Broad-S;reit Stores. Nos. tl6 and iio west.
on Wednesday. October sth, a. o'clock.
by +. A. Cstlin. This IL the most dcsira-
BILE property now on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Casto'ia.
Preserve Your Eyeslght.

For comfort and preservation 81 tio
evesight have your glasses accurately
fitted at DR.. 5. Galeskis, 9lj east Nam
street. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
WERE GAMBLING ON SUNDAY.
Several Negroes Fined for this Offence
Sent On for Forgery.

Robert Brown, William Johnson, John
Thomas. Willis GORDON, Willie Coleman, L..
II. HYDE. jefferson Gates, James Green,
and Charles Helton (all colored) were be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with being disorderly and gam
bling in house on Cary street between
Seventh and Eighth Sunday. Policemen
Shields and Wren made the arrests, ind
ing several of the men playing cards;
'1ustice Crutchfeld fined Robert Brown
and Charles Helton. who are each bad
characters, $40 and costs. and the rest OF
the men IS and costs each.
SHOT by ACCIDENT.
John Voolfolk, negro boy about ten
wears old, was charged with felonlously
shooting Wilson Coles, a negro glrl. VII
son testified that she was IN q held near tne
battery facing the Exposition-SIroandS,
and the boy shot her with small PISTOL
infictinp a slight wound on her arm.
John testified that he shot the girl accl-
dentally while aiming at bird.
Justice Crutchfeld admonished the boys
father TO give the youngster sound WHIP
ping. and imposed a fine of $3.50 and costs.
ADMITTED THE FORGERY.
James Booker (coloredl was charged
with forging the name OF samuel Davis IN
favor of Samuel Williams Tor Sl.ZOi also
with forging certain paper purportlhg 10
be an order of Samuel DAVIS Tor the pay
ment of seventy-fve cents. both Oh the
forged papers were orders tor groceries.
The accused was represented uy MI ~
G. Richardson rs counseI. a..
Booker admitted that ne torSeu tho
notes. but Mr.. Richardson stated 10 the
court that he did not do so with criminal
intent, as the man whose name was iorged
owed the accused money.
Justice Crutchfeld certified the case to
the Hastings Court.
OTHER CASES.
Thomas Stanley, disorderly and break
ing the door of James Jackson. Fined $40
and costs. ~ ~ 60
Robert C. Burke and A. X. Roane, fight
ing on the street. flned 20 ana COSTS
each. NJ.
Thomas Stanley, disorderly IN the First
police-station house and inluring the
property OF the same. flned 90 ana costs.
Willie Garrett. assaulting ana Wounding
Benjamin Ellerson with ioch. oon-
tinued until October 10TH.
Charles Booker (colored). drunk ana aus
orderly on the street. Fined % ana costs;
I. r. Gentry, drunk. fihed % ana
costs.
Edward Hamilton (colored(; stealing two
brass boxes, the property OF the hicnmond
and Danville Railroad Company. cent 10
Jail for four months
Charles Heller (colored), contempt OF
court. Fined IS and costs. A.
| Mary Robinson (colored), keeping us
orderly house. Fined $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

IiSbnrn Lots.
location and depth considered. are the
cheapest on the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
COMES BACK TO RICHMOND.
Mr.. Francis t. Walker Appointed Agent
the Kaavwha Dispatch.

Mr.. Sydnor Hall. manager OF the Kama ana
wha Dispatch, with headquarters N oin-
einnati, has issued circular, saying m
Effective this date. Mr. Francis y.
walker Is appointed general agent OK 'nis
charge Of ID Kanswhs Dispatch traffic in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

At the last It Siteth like serpent. A.
Il. q. will cure the bite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

When Raty was Sch, We gave her CsSsocts.
whon she was Chld. she erred Tor CssIria
whsx abe became Miss, she chung ~ Casol,A.
When she had Chilirea. she gave them Css'9ria-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-07

breakfast Chat.
To-day is Mrs. l.. b. Morris's Opening
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

II. Dale Adams, OF GIlcsburg, WAS in
Kalamazoo the day following lJs elcc-
ton as one of tie trustee, OF the West
Mch4-n Agricultural and Industrial
ASSOCIATION, when thc following couver-
sItOu occurred between Nr. Adams and
a Guac reporter.
81 ST. that Goo. vs.. Thayer is to be
vour pres dent" suggested the reporter.
"Ncs,' hc replied, but we had hard
time putting INN there. Two commit
tees called ON mn and Inc pos tvoiy de-
cluad 10 serve. finally decided o.
try and get eX-COngTc C0mstOck
10 sec liu. I'd. B. D.ktman and !
called on the old gentleman and cx-
planned tine situation. and he pat the
case t. Nr. Tnaycr. Hc did uot decline
or assent ID serve, but Nr. Comatoca
Thought tuat au unanimous vote would
totcu um. lie WAS elected and Nj
Com-t0-k notified hm, and he wa-
taken o. Sweets and placed in tAl
CHAR and given the glycl. He had no
show I'D decline, and he is now in thc
harness 20 make big fair next fall"
"lfatc Won secured grOun Is vety'
"No, but lam inclined - thnk that
the ueW ground, north ot the city will
be selected. III they are they VIII b,
the best p the state by far. "-holama-
-1g GG-c"C.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

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-. Ia1Is DeIIeaeIe..

twill DO amy one good, that lppre-
eates CHOICE table du.caclCs, toyl,.l Ira
4. uatou'e grocery, l25 MOuroe-st. AT
tflsp place oh business the eyes can feast
On au array VI good Things that would
seen. Extra efforts are usually made
Fra most households 70 have a dinner
Sunday that echpses those during the
week. The variety oI vegetables, meats
etc. are always larger VITA sundays
dinner SUCH delcAcles az strawberries,
ple plant, green vegetables aud cnO.ce
fruits would be most acceptable. While
ordering e@.ab.es today for tomorrow s
dinner, DO uOt fail ID remember that
Ira g. Hatch's display of fine table deli
c5cies, such as mentioned above, Is
difficult % duplicate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
TOWN TOPICS.


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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

~ Iat -aEa >-t4
l- 1885 GAY - 4 l +t
1 81 fg s.rs
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except
t flfFea. fA4e era.ru
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-s.f r m II U erant.
i--i- s -eal t-- -a--ls -.~ A.sAvrf
es. w s4lai collectively AZ
$685. lla. t-e ar1 made u1 ll5
aN Ie. al ~ai. I.s Trees He Es.ue4
at teaI, " u-r as
stsa l.I t, .atlte. He also Ca.u.ea
taal Gao llft.e ot tle county 4lg-.
Hel allowed % Ioau around t.e
ea--F t H-l all several of t-l
nors t-t insecure a taer prop
err 81 asked o. le r-e1mu uels-l i1E
tae trees. ALI also t9 lafe tue matter
ol tle conduct ot Iae coaulv house
booked after. lI.e matter aAs referred
% luc loualt..e ol Public Building,
aud gle county ruteu8ents of tle
poor. -urer -or ~1eels, ~ pars ex-
p.alel t-A. De- had INVESTIGATED tue
matt al1 Thought tAe statement,
mtd. were c1n- Ierlh.v eEaEI rated +,
aa t..l uee, lsl hteu -ud IS lae man
Hho rented Iasrou, faTn f0r httF
CENTS rtr.t % Ll OLD mlu who made
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Our great luen sale vii close ! des
day evening promptly az % clock.
Nosr. II HEEroI-lgEIHE& & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Do not buy your Table Llneusti.l you
have seen our bargains which VIII be
placed Oh sale next "Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY -.
NoGT, IlaEp0LsHErNER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Ecncmbor oar linen sale Will posi-
tvclv close Tuesday evening. Take
advantage Of the sale now and save
money.
NnL.r- lIErnnl- --lILLattR 2 q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

@s5i5c,, closing at s5ssc: July. s4ls@
s4ssc. closing at s4asc; August S3l2@s3Bc,
closing at S3S4c; September closed at S41Hc
december, S61s@S6 l1-16c. closing at s65sc.
hye steady; Western, 54@5se. Barley
e eseaay s sales sse5 $1,000 bu pngraded
Corn Receipts, 2l7,s0O bu; exports, 81, 765
bu; sales, 616,0UO bu futures; 13I, 900 bu
spot; spot market quiet. barley steady;
NO. z; 3o15c elevator; 36ls@36$sc afioat;
ungraded mixed, 2412@36s4c; steamer
3, 54e; options dull steady; February, 5lsc !;
March. 35l2c: April, So 5-16@136 7-16c,
closing at 36ssc; May, 37G037 7-1i 137-Ac
closing at 37lsc; June. 37I@37ssc closing
at 31Ac; July, 80 3-l603s4c, closing at
12,025 bu; sales, 295, OOU bu; futures, So
600 blu spot; spot market firmer, dull; OPP
tons firm and fairly active March, 27i2c :;
april, 2714@27sse, closing at 27c: May,
26ls026 lI-l6c, closing at 26ssc; spot No. 2
white. 29c; mixed Western. 26I2@29c;
hay dull weak; shipping. 35@4Oc: good
to choice. 6U@65c. Hops quiet. Barley steady.
Cohee-Opuons opened steady. unchanged
to points down: closed steady, lO@l5
February. l6.15@l6. 25e; March, i6.IU@
1920; April, l61O@161 5c; May. 100
16.15c; June, l5.y5@l61Oc; July, l6.
August, 15.S5@l5.95c September, 1880
Clos soc; December, 15.75@15. soc; spot
Rio tirmer, quiet: fair cargoes, 1994c; No.
refined firm; good demand. Molasses-
Foreign firm; 50test, PC; New Orleans,
firm; common to fancy, 3l@44c. Rice
strong, fair demand: domestic, 4l20614 C !;
Japan. 44@5A. Petroleum steady, quiet;
crude in barrels, ,Parker's. Zoe; refined
1:5oc; United closed at S1.O6ss for
March. Cottonseed oil dull