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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
F,owcr and shecban.

New YORK, October 19---Notwithstand-
ing the rain the great Harlem demonssra-
ton IN the Belmont Riding Academy, to-
night IN honor of Candidate. Roswell !.
Flower was notable one. The balconies
were llnca with ladies. and the tan bark ring
fellow was crowded long before the meet
inn began. Mr.. Flower and MIR. Sheehan,
the candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
both made stirring speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
AfLoualsnNo ORGANIZATION.
The Communications ssoctation rakin,
Stops to Erect y Homo.


steps to Erect Homo.
regular meeting OF tho German Ameri-
can Association was held last night. At
which various committees made reports
showing the organization TO be IN excel.
lent condition numerically aud financially
II was shown that there was balance 81
$50 In the treasurer's banda, and ON mo.
t'on 1t was decided that this money should
be invested
Messrs Hermann Schmidt, W. Flensen.
heimer. Max Lindner. u. ST. hutte. ana ~
Sent were appointed committee to con
sider the feasibility of purchasing sn,ta-
bic place within three miles from Rich
mond for the erection of homo for the
association.
The thanks of the organization wore
rendered to the different committees for
their efficient work in arranging for the
German-day celebration.
A ball will be given by the association
early in December. and the affair promises
To be exceedingly pleasant. The com.
mIttee designated TO make the preliminary
arrangements are Messrs. w. SEMI N
Metzgor. g. 4. kohlor. and II. Schott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
NoRfoLKs NEXT REPRESENTATIVES,
Messrs. Merritt T. Cooke and IL w. NAL
lett the Democratic hearers.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

NoEFoLE. October 20. The Democratic
convention for the nomination OF can1i-
dates for the House of Delegates met OF Me-
chanlcs' Hall at noon to-day With 3 full repre-
sortation from oil the wards. Mr. Walter A.
Edwards was elecfedi chairman and the MON.
bers OF the press secretaries. After the usual
prel.minariss the names OF Norris j. Cooke
X. ". Nallett, and Major A. Meyers were pre-
scented 10 the convention, md ballot being
taken Messrs. Cooke and Malleii were nomi-
mated The nominations were made unani-
NOUS. Tho convention was very harmonious
Mr.. Cooke is a capitalist ana was iofheIi' e"'-
lector OF the city.
Mr. Mallett ia "a popular member of the Nor
folk har and "a son OF Professor Mailett, oil the
University Of Virginia.
representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
A RETlCENT HORSE HItF.
improvements at Covingeon - MISS "'-
Kinney yisiting-persoDai Notes.

Kinney Vistting-ferson"' MOVIES
correspondence of the Richmond Dispn'ch'l
Covfssros. VA, October ia man mas
heeo arrested and lodged in jail here tor
Sorse.sfeal,ng. lie refuses 20 givo MS niine "
~ enoolnt OF himself, aud no one Is abe 20
slenfitY i'm He IVES tracked from Chht4eston'
81 va. through tee mountains 10 thts piAre,
vnero his Dursaers came upon ulm "Ho 10 no :
IMPROVEMENTS.
r.o ,sv s,at,on has boon rooted and already
-. n good appcarnnc9 and with the dcp0i
a. he Warm springs Valley roHd. wnith -
h"tiiiny opposite 10 II, will De gront oriiainci.
,orogingtony Tho now bsns bulidins u neniiy
" sHd 4 ne vault hiss been nnde ready iOr
~ S~ors vbich viii DO put uD ~ soon ~ they
.no,e several new dwo.linS-housos haVo peen
begun. ,oncrovvp
A ,odeo Of Knights OF Pythias named Noun
,.,n Ryo Lodge. No. n, has boon ortaiizoi VIII
s" 'nan bcrship OF eighteen. Many hn!snts nom
c,;Ston r0rge and Hinton were preseh. ~ .no
sSn.si1a,isn' wnen al excellent banquet wls
lls ~ !. Olivier. grand chancellor o. VIZ
o,aia insttuted the lodge. =. cu.- IT..
Ms Mckinney, the daughter OF Governor a'o'
r;n"e-. IL Visiting the family OF DR.. Drcwry,
NJ and IRA. John Tyler have Como 10 nha'
.o'nn,a' the homo OF Mrs. Tyler.
NJ keanc Langhorno ~ here
Gooo aovE.
Came Of our enterprising young men arc pro
..,,ng me founding o. q college, SEVERN y, wv
leeInts aanen,ial men have taken hold ana mere
~ a. excellent prospect oil tho succoss W Tue
scns ,a'e,, Forge has tho sympathy OF Covngton
a., e.. .rouDle attn the negroes, and can eai' oh
~ ~ neigh por to1n Whenever help 70 noeaec'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

and perhaps momsntous in the history Of
tps republic. Following closely upon
tneee retilements was tho announcement
that ninitters Costa and Carbillido had re-
signed from the Cabinet. This action, Il
would seem. n to be followed by further
vitndrawals from the Cabinet. OF course
these assertions Of the administration have
added to the excitement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
r,vo Person, Knled-Many Injured.

BrRrIs, GrH.. October ia dispatch
f,om Breslau, the capital of the Province
of Silcsia. says that an express tran yes
terday came into collision at kohlfurt, %.
ies,a with shunting engine. The express
tyaln was deraiIed BY the shock, and an
ofticlal message states that tve persons
were k,lled and many injured by the COLI
sion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
FLOUR.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Exported for the Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 20, 1891.

hCnMOND tOOHOS'< "Ns'NSss
Exported for the Dispasch.l
OCTOBER 90. 1891.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes,
Al 754. 40; tobacco, o., 552 52-tosal, q, 306.e2
Private sales: Filters, 32; smokers, II; wrap
perr. 70: darks, 3-totai. 125 hogsheads.
Registered on Change; J. @. Penn, x. X.
Jones. w. O. Judklns, w. B. Brooks, Dauviile,
Va, A. K. Umssed. Durham; Z. Hunt, W. N.
Watkins, Milton, N. c.; 3. w. venshle, Poters-
burg, Va; l. Il. Nevdecker.
Crenshaw's Warehouse sold new dark loose
tobacco to-day. Davenport's had geot bright
saIe. aud Planters had good break OF or'gnss
and win have larger and nner Offering sc-mor-
row. Prices were fully vsll maintained to-day
on sill grades, and the average OF our breaks are
cu,ied FAR better than other markets.
largo number Of planters VIII ssu here
during the FaiF.
me wrapper sale to-day shows mucn moro
ME- than in any other grade. which y no doubt
dus 70 tho deficiency IN tho now crop nov -
vsrv apparent Priess ere ssiIl lov. and . WI
AXE biz rise bsioes The 1880 wrapper uoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
sTAUNToN's DeFENcELEss PLIGHT.
The Mountain City without Military
Company-young Yost Wounded.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
SrAuxToS, Va. October 20.-An occur;
renee like the Clifton Forge riot should
remind the people Of stanton that they IN a
si,niIar emergency would be without military
protection. there being no military organization
In this city. Several years ago there we're Two
Dourlshing companies, one infantry and another
aD artillery company bat both have oeen as
banded and the arms sent back 10 Richmond.
Major Thomas c. Elder left yesterday morn.
ing for Leesburg 70 represent the valley Mutnhl
Nic-InsuraDcr Company 10 o suit penang
there. -
Major s. NJ. Yosi received word yesterday eve.
ming that his son, /. NJ. lost. had been shot ana
slightly wounded near Clifton Forge yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
SEVERAL WILLING.
SORROW FOR PHILIP BOWLING.
Teachings of the Negro Organ In Rich
mond-Gamc PIeniifuI-Others Notes.

Correspondence DispitS"i
ScorTsvILLE. October 20. Much sorrow
Is felt in this vicinity at the tragic death
Of Mr.. Philip \. Bowling, at Clifton Forge. Ills
father, Or. Bowling, II much beloved here III
such sentiments as those uttered weekly by the
Planet. Of Richmond, are allowed much longer
there will no doubt be many more acts OF vio-
lence by negroes melted TO them by these
inccndinry publications.
Since October 18th our sportsmen have been
having lively fun bagging "bob white Birds
are said 70 be more plentiful than usual In this
section.
ISA CRITICAL CONDITION.
Mrs. J. S. Noon still fingers, but is yet In 4
critical condition. The doctors think II possible
II she can live a week longer that she may re-
cover.
Work was begun here yesterday morning on
our now railroad depot at this place. | under
stand II IS to be n handsome enc when conf
pleted.
Rev. Thomas K. Locke was greeted with full
congregation at his church In THIS place last sun
day morning and night.
There was no preaching at tho Disciples
church in consequence oi the recent resignation
OF it, pastor SO far his successor has not been
secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
THOUGHT SHE WAS IN THE WAY.
So She Cut Hor Throat from Ear TO Ear
uifh n EaZnr

ConrLAxp, N. Y, October l9.-Mrs- Sam.
mel Williams. the wife of a prominent
farmer at WiIletts. disappeared Yesterday.
A search was made and resulte in the
finding Of her body III an Ice-house. Her
throat was cut from ear to ear. a razor
was found by her side, which Iei,,; she i had
seventy-fve years old. The cause OF her
rash act was probably dependency. Sho
vas III and almost helpless. and imagined
she was in the way of her family and
fr.an1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
m, A,rept,pe situation Critical.

New Yonx, October IA special sable
dispatch TO the Herald from buenos Ayres
SAWS the political situation is critical. ~
4 caused princ,paIly By the withdrawn OF
Generals Eittre and nocas. candidates lot
ths pYesidency OF the republic, Inc
general opinion seems 70 be that the o.
Facts ~ this withdrawal vii be fss-ssaHo'ns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
m. nsxi. VII casc.

prrrx. Mosr.. October i9.-News has
b., ,are,ysd here from parties interested
+; 81 tas Davis will case that IN all proD,a-
h.I;ty II will be compromised ana .ne
property divided between tne rt cis' essate
Without further litigai,lon nm, rme r. MIN.
. nss 80 a. ooo i,yo to $I5.0Oo00J. and con-
' n1 ;ys men who have devoted mucn
time liz 10 The study Of the properties place
IL ut 40 0UO, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
COMPETITIVE sINsINe CONTEST.
Probable Candidates for Congressional
Honors-Re-Epscted. -:

Honors-ke-E
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA. October 20.--A competitive
singing contest between darkv chors
from Washington, Arlington. and this city tsoK
place in the Opera-lIouso last night. The nrst
prize was awarded TO the choir OF Shil0h church,
OF this city, and tho second 20 n church In south
east Washington. This doc sion did not please
the friends OF tho contestants, ana q free Drhs
was started. Tho poiicc-alarm was sounded
and the police arrested a number ofthe fighters,
who were this morning fined by the Mayor.
SEVERAL WILLING.
Although Mr.. Meredith Is the fsvorite here for
the nomination 10 succeed General Lee, still tho
opinion II that nearly every county in the district
will have a candidate. Among those mentioned
AS robable candidates nrs j. w. Foster. OF
Loudoun; Eppa Hunton, Jr., OF FauGuier D.:
{. Gibson, Of Culpeper, and X. W. Moore, Oh
Fairfax.
RE-EHAcTED.
The directors Of the FIRE department met last
night End ed the laws for tho govern
ment OF tho fire company over which there was
such hight when the wardens passed them. IL
Is thought that "A vigorous protest will be made
by some OF the companies, and an EFFORT will be
made TO have them annulled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
SUSSEX AND GReENeSVILLE.
A Convention VIII Meet at BcIfieid to Con
fer About Another Candidate.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatcn.l
WAvERLY. Va. October 2o.-The Demo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEE of Sussex
county met nj the courthouse to-day and de-
cided 10 appoint committee composed OF one
from each magisierial district 10 meet Ike
committee from the county OF Greenesylle NJ
Belncld on Friday. October %, 1891. a, 7. VI.
10 consider tho advisability Of nominating an-
oiber candidate for tho House OF Delegates from
the two counties.
Each delegate was empowered 10 appoint his
own alternate. The joint committee, " tbey
nlld dec ce that IL IL wise To make another
no nination, IRE empowered % name the canil-
date. The following delegates were appointed ;
Wayery district, j. j. faisor: Wakefield, ID. A.
Marks; MELVILLE, K. II. Birdsong; stony 1rceT'
X. y. Hartley; Sussex Courthouse, ii. ". i
Freeman, and Henry district. T.. j. Freeman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
lYNCHSURG'S ANNUAL FAIR.
A Fine Exhibition and Big Crowd for the
Opening To-Day. Including Fakirs.

lSpeciM telegram 10 the Dispatch
LYNcKBURG, Va, October 20.-The en-
tries for the Fair tomorrow are larger and
better than has been known for a nlmber Of
years, and there L. every indication that the c1-
hibition will be n great success. large number
Of tine cattle ard horses from all parts OF the
State have arrived, and additional stnV-roonn
had to be added today TO accommodate the late
arrivals. A large crowd OF people are In ID ,
city, and every train that comes into the city Is
lea led down.
HIS POCKET PICKED.
A counirymnn named James Early had his
pocket picked here to-day and he lost So9-
every cent he had
A large crowd Of faki-s are In the city.
A negro granddaughter was rnlded here and
thirty-thrco negroes we're arrested. The Mayor
nned zach one % them IS apiece.
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Work on the Womens Female College was
commenced here to-day and will be pushed with
all possible speed.
Hon. Il. johnson Barbour IL IN tho city and win
deliver an address 20 the farmers al the tai--
Grounds on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

weeks old, who wan found dead IN is bed
at No. lis south Adams street by ia
mother Ne particular reason was assign
able tor the demise Of tho little one, but
as there seemed TO be no suspicious cir.
cumstsncss an inquest will DO unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
PRINCE GEORGE AND SURRY.
A Divided Republican Convention Nomi-
mates u Negro for the House.

ttOrrebponueoce on tue hlcnHOuu DispaWn'j
SURRY COUNTY. October 20.At Repub-
lean convention held at Claremont last
Thursday for the purpose of nominating a can-
IS Int for the Legislature from the counties Of
Prince George and Snrry there was general
splii. William Falcon (colored), an eX-membcr OF
the legislature. finally received ths nomination,
principally through the influence OF the Prince
George delegates The Surry delegates were In
favor Of nominating Mr.. l.. 7. Truheart. OF Goblin
Point, conservative Democrat Falcon seems
10 be very unpopular with the Repu bIicans. as he
would net stick 10 them IN electiDg county
officers last spring.
TWO CASplDATBs
Your correspondent wac Informed by leading
colored Republican who opposes Falcon that
they will hold another convention some time
this week and make another nomination and It
Il not believed Falcon will withdraw. ~ IL al
most certain the Republicans viii have two
candidates In the field therefore the election OF
Mr. Ramey, the Democratic nominee, will be as
eurel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
rh. slcl Man rlneklnr up Courage.

CoxsTAwrIxoPIB, October 10. 1T Is saiu
that the Sultan has signifed to Russia ms
disapproyal OF the proposed passage OF !
ship-cf-war carrying the Russian Grana
Duke George through the. Dardanelles, anu
that the Porte Is preparing 10 forti!y .ne
entrance to the Bosphorus from the biacA
Zen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
EDITORS OF COLLEGE TOPICS.
u.c,u.,iv Athletic corps-The Lc-

r,s,ativs Contradictions Notes.
.,.....s,oudsnce Of the Richmond pispatcn.l
Ta.rrorrrwrLLg, Va. October 2o.-ihe
U.sd 81 editors for college Topics, tne
Doaru n a. 70 be- published at the University
rsef under he auspices q ~ AnIos'e
Associat.3ns virginia: ii. +. Parish. Virginia;
W. W. wn' mn Smith, Virginia; u. U. nims,
\; $. slsse i. II. susherip Louisiana. and Huxh
yoSng. feSas BlackSusr ~, sm'sn y ,ns
oa,s vii be the third year OF this publ
editor Il Il : swenty column paper. suoscF1p'
ssoa. &c Tor nine months.
e's' HAHsIs 70 BUN.
..,d has been published q 3 o ~, ~
=. toi..s sSsk Il u the duty ~ me
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ENDORSED BY THE ALLIANCE.
NcCapdiish Triumphs After sir-Hour
Debate--So Opposition Now
Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l

M.Tutys COURTHOUSE. Va. October 20
The sub- Alliances of Mathews held meet
inc mere to-day To nominate candidate for the
IDctsla,ure In opposition 10 Mr.. Robert NC
Candlish, the Democratic nominee. ne con-
veption was an exciting one aud lasted ior tx
hours, while the opponents OF Mr.. AcCandlish
did ali I'm their power to secure the nomination
~ Mr.. Rand. Sun they failed and the conyen-
lion endorsed Mr.. McCandhsh. As II now s'ahus
lie mas no opponent and his ELECTION " Ooyo"u
trrbf
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Nrw YosK. October -, "A dispatch IRON n,,n
ps,muds to the signal Office IN this CITY
srnonnces that Z severe cyc'onic s'q nar
dangerous 70 shipping. = raging - The
mnda II began yesterday m4In'nS' ~
bsrornster fell unprecedeDtsd'y'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
NEW YORK STuCn MARKET

VIEW YUM . YIN WHNNc's
New YORK. October 20.--Aside from the
arrival of another consignment OF gold
from the other side of the ocean and some
announcements of reduction OF rates in
the West. there was nothing Of a nature to
stir the sluggish stream OF speculation to-
day. and the stock market continued to
drift into dulness, the volume Of business
being the smallest since the late activity
began to fall away.
AFrRMER TONE.
There was on the whole. however. q
firmer tone to the dealings, and most
stocks traded in are slightly higher this
evening as a result of the days operations.
London throughout the day bought few
stocks, and there was small sprlnkling OF
orders executed by commission houses.
but the late professional character OF the
dealings was not disturbed, and the
fluctuations as rule were entirely devoid
OF significance and confined to the mar
rowest limits.
ACTIVITY IN THE vANDERDILrs.
There was another squirt of activity and
strength in the Vanderbilt stocks in the
afternoon. which was popularity supposed
TO be caused by fresh buying by insiders,
and also to indicate that the dominant in-
terest in those shares was in favor OF q
higher level Of prices for stocks in the
near future. These advances, however,
were the only movements of Importance
in the list among the usually active shares.
The most striking advance of the day was
in
ADAMS EXPRESS.
which followed the announcement by the
officials of the company that after an ex-
animation of the finances of the company
they find that il Will not suffer IN any way
from the losses incurred in the Hoev trans
actions. The stock. on several sales of
| small lots, rose TO AS from 13i last eve
ming. and closed at close 10 the best figures.
The opening prices were generally slightly
| higher than those of last evening; but
while the tendency OF the market under
| the early demand was to advance. the
| movement amounted to but little. and the
| traders hammered few of tue leading
shares with some effect. bringing the
| figures soon below that of the opening
| In the afternoon. however, the squirt IN
| the yanderbilts mad the effect of squirting
no the entire list, and better prices we're
reached all along the line.
THE cLosB FIRM THOUGH DULL.
The late trading saw considerable de-
cinc5 from these prices, but the close was
again firm though dull, and generally at
close TO the highest figures of the day.
The final changes are almost oil In the d.
rection of higher prices. Sales OF listed
shares. 122 900; of unlisted, 1900.
roNEy AND EXCHANGE.
Eceninq.-E Exchange quiet and easy at
4s.aiSi. Commercial bills, 4794 a4Sl4
Money easy at 3al closing offered at g.
Sub Treasury bances-Coin. ! 0o.4s7 ,00n -.
currency. Sj.1SOOOO. Governments dull
| but steady; per cents. llos4 State bonds
entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
MARRIAGES..

CUNNINGHAM -STILLMAN.--Married,
at South Kensington church. London,
October S, 1891, DIR. X. II. CUNNINGHAM,
Richmond, Va, TO GERTRUDE AGNES
STIILMAN. New York city.
New York papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL oRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices for Money. Blonde. Stocks Grains
Tobacco. Cotton. Be-. and In Con
nsetion Herewith che Wss-
thsr Iudlontions
lBy telegraph ,oths pispssch.l

tby telegraph tothe Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. d. G.. October TO-
| FAIR Forecast for Virginia. North Caro-
lima, and South Carolina Gene
rally. fair weather; stationary
temperature; northwesterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
.ro,veNr ANNIVERSARY
' Ia 60 by Mayor Eiiyson,
!, Rssr''" and Others.

tr..ifi t'c ,',fh supper AZ us hrm
5000 seventh and Marshaii
- ,rore out in full num-
- ssiicr nop,,.,n 10 the officers on the
u '.s ~ stdl''u" slso present the bri-
~ - there VIZ, cavaliv stats, and As
~ .-f' crr. aug neral 10. Lane stern.
ise.r'.lI,'N,-s tables were sr q soS,c,ock the |
'r,Ai a. toWa'ch ~ .
= .7s Eossicus, the .h res arrsnss'
.. 40 Cy' ..,per Intended the arrange
y. - az 60 core under the charge VI
8 u,asm ' .... an excellent one indeed
y, sapTe' N'' j, was Of substantial ma
ii--.herr' ....,~oc.ated by a hungry |
s m.h sss military bent; Every
g sft'i'l' ,'awll and edibles dissp-
s. ti t1N y. ruiis before an enniade
~ axe rsN" ,he work Of snnihila-
r. es,,. Vs. ,favor Ellyson and
: - b r. seoon, OF 'n I.,on s"S' viii, IN |
,sne 10 and were N'''' Wv"
s''> .-,rca ny TIA M'ioh' ,...
-, R,sslcux acted as master
,.,ai q. "'- ',f as soon as supper was
.,-tgo'' - Navcr Iilyson 10 respond
r .',,y q R,camopd.. ,,oss Cor him
~, sail % was Dseo ,n.S ,, ,"i enc
5, ~. .tai bcis N aScotu W. ~.
So .' i..-,. as be- bias always sn"" dsa -
~, '.... m fc las been srea. ueA.
..si E '.,cf separate street-cats
.,t si'N ..-..., .,.s for the old sol
.-.r a't -,a-nlv should have, but
= hadn't would be well To |
ftr.ri .lsture make a larger
~, ', -.tr..onlg soldiers. Good |
49, ~esr good citizens. SAID |
l. -r- Dleu the regiment at
|, c',N o., aud celebrated its
Pc e- le hoped they would
4as i p'Ss'o'e' "''s "'''
rrr> so,DIrss.
v.t.-. r. responded 20 The |
~ DE oppressed his graft,
r f..t. tor the privilege OF
81 k.eW tne value OF
i. ,'.-,- Gle country, ana what
...-. O.. winch u j. suoJec'eu.
.r trtire regiment sot |
Us without one drop OF
was satisfaction |
..a- Dr.. they are needed II
..- men that will come
s.. psapl- Ot Richmond.
- g drunken armed |
ISIS terrible they were.
...v> been rs liberal as
q ....l ;lat II future she
mp. fn { lp l.tfeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21

H,ehok'y No. /. Il p. g; FIG, =. arc n Soiss
line epa.o pssd e! I. ere s. Pure Sssss
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q2s,i1X


n SKA t'.,t',i was called yesterday
q - q te' ''pssi / O'clock 10 view the
! ~, w., 4i'a woman named silva
~ ,,, h. e''a suddenly ut No. l7I3
f.ua.i.,' i'on heart disease. As
st4.e r., es connected with her
sss'Isa s s1.uIal further Investigation
" Js,ts ..'ueceasary.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
From BEG1sSIso To END.

T'HIs Is THE SORT OF WEATHER
that puts new life into everythipe-busi-
ness and beings. II you've got LIGHT
WEIGHT OvERCoAT you take 1t along
with you. Lucky TO have one. Luckier
still II you have to buy-youll get long
way the best OF the bargain this season.
That Is If you get 1t Of US. Build your
expectations as high as you please
they'll DO dwarfs beside the giant quail
ties you'll have to pick from. We've gone
sway ahead" with the values, but the
prices have stood "stock-still. Think OF
the months Of comfort you can got out
Of Fall CCat-and you can't help &C
counting II a good investment.