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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
NOV. Is. fssl
AND WEST MIcsioAN NV.

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ar. GRID RaPIDs~s:Ss pm 1910 pm -esiean
TO AID fkoH sESros HAHroa. ST. JosKrn ssp IN-
pftkkrolfs.
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
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Sieepers Leave Grand Rapies 'll.& D. ms
leave Chicago II Is y. ~. Drawing Room tSFs
Leave Grand .apids 1905 D. NJ, leave Ea.-
cago s-lt pm. frvc Chkir Csr--lsave ersa.
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leaves fznsrse $3.50 am.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

II you are Bilious, take Beecham's
Pills.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

soFF-oNE-HALF OFF, OFF.
r. r. kfDDER Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

hcuSs Goats, Jackets, saana :, robes and
f. w. DUNN 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
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kuAFax's GsoSrRv.


Just cp<@-s
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At 20 Nonroe-st.
Fer the helidsvs.
Flae Oriental Hard Fahrics ana
AFtstie japanese Brse-a-hrse.
Hriy Lard s}oods,
The cniy eeasnse Altar 90 noe>s.
Florida ard lndlsa Infiasitias. Yer.
eizn JsNeifY. esc.
fostef kFs tsisves
! ssff oxE QUARTER orF ! orr.
b. E. kse8xR = Go.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
FAMILY LIST.

Want. your to essm'ne this rrie. Hs, Every
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21

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cop m sraia he's wagaer Sleeping Car 0rsas
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cf&ad Essl1s % caicake.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-21
Opening Evenings Now 0'fa'ss S9s'.,
Is Canal street.

Is Canal street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

not housed by this time will DO OF rttic conse'
Iuence In the aggregate crop OF ms year,
which has seen one ~ the most remarkapie SEQ.
sons on record. For long time tho crop was
cold weather Ia July and August IN.
dicated tho probability OF another very unuo.
slrnble crop; but tho marvellously me weatner
In September, ignoring eQuinociiai ano ~! osnes
dire weather misfortunes, changed inc iuturc -.
the tickle weed. and now the trade " pu"!h"s
with the hopo Of seeing such crop a. u has no.
handled for years past. II Is TO be boPeo ,nas
no damage to 1t viii follow In the barns rum o""
management. 40.
Reports received to-day state TINT In tho
Cnrksylie district so per cont. OF crop " CUT, ~
Owensboro' district 40 10 g5 per cent cut, anu WI
inc dark sfemming districts OF hentucNy VIZ
crop Ia nearly all housed and the ripest crop sccn
for several years In the upper Bailey country
it ia expected that nearly all the crop VIII DO
housed this week. light rain mis- week ID sv, .
places was more Of q benefit than INJURY W 'no
crop outstanding.
While Montana aud Minnesota are freezing be-
low zero. with three feet OF snow ON me 'evei;
va arc basSIn; IN .hc warmth OF summer. Anu
irost no longer has any terrois Tor the hen'uoSS
tODa cO-grOwers.
Although lone swallow docs not make = sum-
NOR no more than does one hogsheai OF 1881
bright Barley prove tho entire crop IL cright, YET
the hrst sample hogshead sold this week may %
referred 10 as the mos, promising iirst hoSsncaa
oi tho season seen for some years.
KkEMELBERG & co. REPORT.
LOUISVILLE. KY. October Last month our
market was decidedly irregular Tor all grades,
excepting Groen-rlycr styles. which were stea'y,
For Burlcys the tendency wns towards loNer
prices tho common and medium lugs, however.
were irincr and somewhat higher nj the eni Oh
the month than during the third week 81 Sep
tem0er. The greater part OF tho burlcys o.
tered were OF very Inferior color and Quah,y.
LARK Tugs were generally in active demand nv
Advancing prices. but were easier during the last
week than earlier in the month. Dark ieaf WAS
usually very firm. offerings quite small.
he weather was exceedingly favorable lot
maturing the crop, well as for cutting ana
curing. Different sections Of the cpun,fyrepolt
% 10 80 por cont. Of the crop se ured. Tho IN
dlcations are that the crop viii be of good color
and quality.
The nrst hogsheai OF the new crop WAS sold To-
day az S., a Burey lug showing good COLOR leSi'
and auQlifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

Ngw YORK. October 5.-Cotton-Nes receipts.
none: grcss, 13,772 bales. Futures closed quiet,
es.4S; November, es.57ass.as; December.
1S.7 5aeS.76; January, ts.92aSS.p3; Feb
ruary, S0.05aSo,0d: March. ~. l7a?0.lS April,
Saz1IIuir. AoLHSHo0.05; August q. 6Oss0.d2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
DEA JIiS.

EOUI.-Died. at the residence Of
her parent, 800 north Third street, Mrs:
LIZZIE EQUI, daughter OF Mr.. Frank aud
Ca,Lar ne DickmaD. IN the twenty-thlrd
year Of her age.
Funeral viii take place from 81. Peters
Cathedral THIS (luesday) MORNING ct
10 O'clock.
HEADLEY. Died. Sunday morning,
October 4th, at fifteen minutes uast 7.
RI SSEL. infant son OF VI. X. and Alice ".
Healley; aged three months anu twenty
one days.
HIS funeral took place at his parents
residence Monday, October 9Th, At l.. u.
lnterment at lakewood.
LEE.-Died. Sunday morning. OF diph:
thsrla. MILDRED ROBINS. daughter OF
Arthur W. and Berthe Chesterman Lee;
aged seven and half months.
Tho interment took place At Hollywood
cemetery Sunday evening.
MICBELBACH Died. Monday morn.
inc, at $3.50 o'clock. hEBECCA. youngest
daughter of the late Rev. NJ. J. and Marian
Mchelbacher; aged seventeen years.
Funeral Will take place from residence.
20l east Marshall street. his tluesdAy)
AFTERNOON a, 1 o'clock. Friends OF mo
family invited to attend.
WEISIGER. Died. October 5th. no 900
4. NJ. LAURA VIRGINIA: aged one rear
and five days. Youngest child of Oscar (.
and lsedel L. Welslger.
Funeral took place October 9Th at 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
COL. POLK ISGONE
he WILL NOT De PRESENT At THE
ALLIANCE MEETING.
Bishop Lyman's Fifticth Anniversary of
Ordination-Doic to tho
Methodist Conference.
lSpecial telegram TO tho Dlanntch.l


KALrroH, N. c.. October 81. L. Polk
was here to-day and said IT was probable he
would leave tomorrow for California, so
that ne could not attend the State Alliance
mass-neeting here next Friday. j, was
decided to-day that this meeting should
be held at BrookSide Park and not at the
Expostion-Grounda. A number Of the
Alliance leaders will be here. There will
be procession in which many mounted
men are to participate.
:, lhe supreme Court TO-DAY took up the
second district appeals. Tho docket il
very light as are those Of oil other dis
tricts.
SPECIALLY DECORATED.
Fourteen counties have exhibits Mt the
Exposition in specially decorated spaces.
These are Warren, Craven. Edgecombe.
Bladen, Hartford. Beaufort, Wake. Gran
vile. Wayne, Buncomb, Ashe. Camden, and
BERTHE.
HIS rIFTIETH.
Preliminary steps were taken to-day for
the celebration at Christ church here in
December of the fftieth anniversary Of
the ordination TO the priesthood of Bishop
theodore Is. Lyman, of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese.
The delegates from the two Methodist
conferences in tins State LETT TO-DAY for
Washington to attend the conference Of
the Methodist Church. Ex-Governor
Thomas J. Jarvis and Rev. Frank J.. Reid
represent the North Carolina Conference
and General Robert b. Vance and Rev. L..
". Crawford the Western North Carolina
Conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET,

khtloEltI ipi lii' Di'fhV'h'I
louisville October 3.-The lightest receipts
FOR several years good Burleys active and strong.
and lower grade. weak. Old dark toDaccos uuii
and lower, with continuance oil very iavorabio
weather were the leading features TINS Week.
Eurley - he offerings were considerably III
excess OF last week, with condition and quaNty
similar 10 last week.
Smokers Of all kinds were unchanged, any
thlng sold below quotations being very monde
srrinl and trashy. FILTERS u oil grades were IN
good demand. but irregular in price. Trash NJ
lers lac. to 1ac lower. Common red nIiers open
ed strong and higher. but during TIE Week wan
encd and closed ie'. lower "biic cvioi! nc'u
unchanged. Mediums were In demand, ana Al
sweet being scarce were fully sustained All
good TO select leaf very scarce, and very iul III
price. with 27Isc. as the highest paid THIS Week
This week saw the first hosshehu oi the io'l
c-op apld this season. being Burley Jugs IRON
Trlmble county. NY, which showed good uni
form brghtish color, good texture anu nayor.
sold at Sc. per pound. to the Oldest puyef IN .ns
market, Mr.. Daniel sp"uldins' ior neS'is
spauIding & Merrick, Chicago.
Durk.-The offerings OF old crops we're larger,
and EN- braced more unmerchantabie anu very
low trash than last week, when Win even ia'r Z
70 good Spanish Tugs were rather " In inc soup
this week TO the disgust OF holders. VINO began
10 feel their turn had come at last. only srlctiy
substantial, clean, sound Tugs and leaf were ac-
tive and sold well Highly fermented ana HOMIE
script quality went begging with heasy re-
,ect'ous OF bids OF 1sc. and upward. HOLDERS arc
firm. however, In the belief that they VIII come
again and all will be wanted, mean tune interest,
nor weather, and warehouse charges 30 marcnits
on OF 1890 crop offerings were less than hau
OF last weeks with scarcity OF desirable i ,ss;
Kegis leaf was scarcely visible this week. 80 that
huyers for Italy and France did little. Whst
they bought privately was at an advance rS o. sc
over bids ut auction In some cases. Inc Tow
horsheads Of dark plug wrapper and cigar
wripper leaf sold at an advance OF fuiiy ic'
over bate sales. o,,,ra.t,,
3I5 hoeshesds Green-River illers, II hoe no
heads OF the 1850 crop DARK leaf ana iuss, ~
hocsheads 1890 crop dark leaf and iugs' ana ~
Burleys. l.. Al. rr.rAa al for
sansanber show large decrease In receipts ue-
lye.Ies ana sales compared with AusI nn M ,ns
and last year, which Ia not remarkable wnen TUG
iarycIv-reduced stock Is considered, which oI u.
self Is one Of the hesihiest features eohn s;n
and grades on 3Oth september was only w. y
hOsshosds being Lice hcssnsnsass .s, shsn
I Issa and ,284 togsheads less than In 1855
rae 1891 crop We have had Sno, wsa,Ssr ana
~ no mn Ia sslstY AID Thai va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
THE NEW YORK PRESBYTERY.
Papers Presented In the Trial of Professor
Charles a. Briggs-Thc Charges.
ny telegraph TO tho Dispa,ch.l

ny telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
Nrw loRK, October Sat the semi-an-
nual meeting of the New York Presbytery
held t,is morning IN the Scotch Presbyte-
ran church. in west Fourteenth street,
Rev. John {. Bliss. pastor OF the Washing
ton-HeiChts Presbyterian church. presided
rs moderator. The Prosecuting Committee
appointed last spring 10 prepare papers in
the trial of Professor Charles A. Briggs
presen,ei its report embodying the
charges against him. The committee said
that they decided 10 base charges and spe-
cihcatlons upon what Is contained IL DIR.
Briggs inaugural address alone for reasons
winch they state AT great length.
THAI INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
The principal ones being that tho inau-
eural address was the original subject Of
inquiry 10y the committee OF presbytcry
appointed on April Is, 1891. and il was
upon the report of that committee that "A
judicial invest cation was instituted be-
cause of recent publication Df the inau-
cural address, and because the inaugural
address may bc regarded rs the most de-
hh,raic and emphatic expression of Or.
Brggs's doctrine. and therefore REPRESENT
lng most fairly his position With respect to
those doctrines upon which the charges
and specli'catlO are based. The report
adds tnnt the committee Is not unmindful
OF the fact that the erroneous and ill-ad-
Vlsed uttoranccs of Or. Briggs have Sc
riOusly disturbed the peace of the Church,
but they DO not include tins grave offence
III the list Of formal charges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

Short storics are easiest ememoered-
but Won don't need long one from Us on
HATs-just a reminder that the new
"blocks" are in. Half the satisfaction
Is In buying. II it Is becoming and COM
Portable youll wear 1t with satisfaction.
Maybe we can Judge Of the looks better
than you can. PICK out the style and ask
Us. All the now shapes are herc-Saks.
Dunlap, Knox, Miller, ana Youman'in
the DERBYS -sl.9O TO si-Black and
Browns. Dunlap, Young Gents, Broad
way and Fifth Avenue IN the SILKS
s45O. $3.50, and IS. You'n find We
have put quite dent In the prices
charged by the "agoncy" matters. 1t
sayes YOU a dollar or two, and there's no
difference in the quality Of the Hat.
Plenty Of styles for the BOYS and
CHILDREN'S pickinCs, and CRUSH
HATS, too.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

tcrs-l; wrappers, AZ; darks, 17--totai 67
hogshcads.
Mr.. W. c. Reed, Of Oxford, N. c.. was In tho
city today.
Very light breaks arc reported on interior
markets, and for better grades Of brights ad-
vanced prices and stronger demand.
There will be good sales AT Plantcrs' to-mor-
row. Planters Warehouse will undergo an over
hauling TO accommodate the loose trade. OK
pccted to so largely increase. Tho first loose at
Davenports Warehouse will DO held October
18th ncxf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

scale. similar TO the ono at Rosenthal,
Sicily, whore a number of bombs were
found about the railroad bridge leading to
Rciohenberg over which Emperor Francis
Joseph was to pass IN order to reach the
latter place.
Then. again, there are people who be-
hove that the petafd affair WAS silly hoax.
or an attempt 10 gain cheap notoriety,
The matter il being thoroughly investi-
gated by the local authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06

rgv Arrlo-American cable to the Dispa'ch'l
Bru. PFsrH. October 5.-lhe Fes'"r L'Ggd
,o-dav publishes q sensational article ue-
clarlnp that the Russian Government Is
making an enormous cohcehlra'iyh 81
troops on the banks OF the TiVer lu,n;
ana that "a large and formerly uesri.vu
TO, ~ aud near the Pruth Is now swarm
80, ,r,,h Russian soldiers. for whose ac-
r co.. capacious huts have been
arac,cN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
1oKST-THIEYEs.
MORE LABOR TROUBLES.
Wharves Plocked--Union Men Throw
ing Bricks aud stones.

by Anclo-Amcrican cable 70 lie Dispatch.l
LONDON. October 5-There IS fresh
trouble with the Dock Laborers' unions at
Mapping. Men have commenced to block
the Carron and Hermitage wharves owing
T. the employment Of men at weekly
wages when the unions rules call for pier
work. Unouists have picketed the docks
and non-uuIOn men can only 20 III gangs
under police protection. Union men have
hecuu stone and brlck-th-owing. Many
II the lighthouses ami public houses III
the neichborhood lave posted notices that
tney Will Lot serve black-legs with food
N lilulr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OCTOBER 5.-Receipte: 400 head cattle, 600
head sheep and lambs, and 800 head hogs.
Sales 80 head cattle. $50 head sheep and
lamb, and 800 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 4att4c. gross; medium 20 good,
3s;1Ac. gross: common 10 fair, 2a234c gross.
Bulis, 2La2l.c. gross.
sheep, iaIls. gross.
Lambs. 4i,a5i.c. grcss
Hogs, Uatj,sc. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO Make r.
ioh fnr fh.. nlarAnf .h.

TTt'F'7IK''I TOT VT IT "fT''''-@@I
CLARKsvTILE. October 3.-oUotatlons: Com
mon lugs s2as3 medium lugs. s3.2oas4 -
good luys. $i.50as5.50: common leaf. Son
$3.50: medium leaf, s5ass.5O; good leaf, sya
sil fine lcai, Sll.J0aSl3.J selections, sl4a
sIG.5O.
Receipts IN september, d43 hogsheads: sales
in September, 2.56j h0gsneads; shipments IN
september. 2,2e9 hossheais; unso,d stock
October lat. 2.321 hOgfLeads. Sales this week.
300 hoc-headS 1872 ola and i5S now tobacco:
Market unchanged. Seycuty-iyc per cent OF
this year - crop cut anu housed Weather, AZ
ter short cool spell, warm again, which WIZ
mature quickly the % per cent stu In the deld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
LIVERPOOL, NARKErR

LIVERPOOL, October 5--Sooa.-Cots1O steady
with fair demand; American middIinG. l5<d.S
sales, 10000 bales: American, $500 bsJss;
Speculation and export, 1000 bales /: recslpss,
e,0oo bales; American, 500 balcs. Futures
steady; October and November. 4 Si.B<d., sIsO
= $3.50. November and December, A62.6ld.,
Also 53btd., also 4 Ji-64d., also / 51-6<d.
December epdJanuasy, 4 5t-S4d.. also 4 5000,
ALSO oJ-64d.. also 4 5?-G4 l., also S4-B>d.:
January and February. 45j-6td. also = s6-s%d.,
also J1-osd.. also = 5s-S4d., also & 5fs-6<d.:
February and March. A5s-Gtd.. also 4 50-B<d..
also ol-ttd. March AID ApriI. 4 s3-efd., also
3D.; ApriI and Nay, ID. also 2-54d; May and
June. o-64d. Tenders 300 baics new
do'kete.
p M-0ctober. = 5i-6id. bnyers: Ocsobse
and November, 5l-sId. buyers: November
and December. 53-1fi. sellers; December and
January. 55-54d.. sellers January and Peb-
ruary, = 5i-64d., buyers; February and Mann.
4 59-64i., also coed: March and April
4 Gl-64a4 62-5fd.; April and ~, Sd, value !:
May aud June, ) 2-14a5 3-6&d. futures closed
steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
REPORTED for tho Dlspa,h.l
OcroBER 5.-Narket quiet: transactions TO.
ported to-day at quotations. Prime. 2Nc.:
extra prime. 27sc.; fancy, Be-; factory hand
picked. 31.a35sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
Or. PAGE IN GLOUCESTER.
Opening OF the Political Campaign
Speeches of Captain Tabb and Others.

SPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER CouRTHoUsF, Va, October
The reading gwen here TODAY by DR..
Thomas Nelson Page for the benefit Of the
rectory was largely attended and enjoyed
hy all.
The political campaign opened here to-
cay, when Captain labb made his maiden
speech. which was short but TO the point.
Hon. James y. Stubbs followed Mr.. Tabb.
II INDEPENDENT.
John ". Pitts has announced himself as
an independent Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Pitts made no speech but was
earnestly at work distributing his cards
and try IL to advance his interests.
The Republicans viii hold mass
meeting the 18th % this month 10 consult
~ 10 what acton they will take. The
Democrats feel quite confident Of sue
cess.
Nr. 4. j. Jarvis, who was at one time
operator nj this place. has accepted the
position OF superintendent OF the Tide
water Ielephons Company C!ce Dir. Cat
lett. who has resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
Gratifying TO All.

The high position attained and the uni y,
yersal acceptance and approval OF the
pleasant liquid-iruit remedy syrup OF figs
as the most excellent laxative known. y
lustrate the value OF the qualities on when
its success is based and are abundsntiy
gratifying to tue California fig-oysup
COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
Wages Increased.

FAN RIVER, Mass, October 5.-ln &C
,('ri.,ce with an agreement 20 adjust the
S,,ieyances OF the Barnapymill weayers
1rent Ashley VIII increase wages iof
WEAVING a. follows On 80 cent gooGs 10
% cents per cur. ind on 81 cent goous ~
20 cents. Ne has also agreed 10 ten ", so
The warp from the looms Oh ""''H '''O'
rcr cent. was being paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
AN IMMENSE FIRE IN LONDON.
half of the CITY Lighted Up by the Con
fiagrstiOn.

Anrlo-American cable 70 the DisDatch.l
Ioxpax. October 5.-The fire which
br0k, out al al early hour this morning On
Mark lrO3u's wharf, Iooley street, tins
city. and which brought twenty fire en-
glnes t. the scene, LAS subsidized. Inc
flames entirely gutted the. enormou' tour
,Serehouses filled with colonial produce
.uct. rs t,a tallow. and cinnamon. The
clare Of the confa.ration was SO great
LIT II ILLUMINATED half u london.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell at Dinwiddic Courthouse, Va,
OCTOBER 10. 1891.


12 o'clock NJ. BY public auction the following
real. ESTATE under decree Of Hastings Coufs
OF Petersburg. Va, IN suis OF Griswods heirs w.
Criswolds administrator and als-yiE:
l. TRACT OF 6i5 ACRES, called "aI'
AIRY" adjoining DIR. Hunt, Prtco, ano otnen'
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four rooms, 0ut.houscs, barns uoyav
q. TRACT OF 72pls ACRES, called "HOkSt.
SHOE PLANTATION" adjoining uscs 10 /.
and Nottoway river One nundroo sctv wv
mai forest. Over 400 acrcs nne farming land.
4 TRACT or go ACRES, called "TAtLOH
TRACT. adjoining q. W. Rose, Thomas kosos
ana others. One half In original forest, balance
dne farming land Good cabtI and o1!.no9nSa
d. TRACT OF lot ACRES. called "PkkAiNe
TRACT" mostly In second growth pine
All these lands are near 6oodvynssiuc 49,
office CHERRY HID, Dinwtddic county eno navS
been well cared for. An excellent oppoFSun'V
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
x,,,,, ,ortbe Worlds Fair.

fBy Anrlo-Amercan cable 70 the Di'pa'ch'l
VIENNA. October 5.-Ihe Government
has nsked the Keichsrath tor the sum Oh
$50 600 forms for the purpose OF preparing
an EXHIBIT for the Worlds Fair 10 he held
at Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
4 Minister Sentenced.

Er.pIsG. Pa. October Rev; Philip
n Garrett. a well-known tnlted-Brethreh
,,'inister. convicted III court here OF fraud
uieutly obtaining $3.50 on u life insurance
nohcy. WAS this afternoon sentenced 70
one wears Imprisonment. lie wept Us he
WAS taken TO laIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
s,,iL. Practically Ended.

s,v,syAa. Ga, October 5.-Thc wharf
,,i'A,e,., sfrikc is practically ended. 4
a., n,,on men are still out. tut they WILL
, rcy, MO 20 work tomorrow If able TO find
Lac The railroads have all the hands
,hey want and are refusing applicants,
he draymen resumed work to-day. All
vessels are leaving on time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-06
BRITISH BARK WRECKED.
The Captain and Fifteen OF the Gre"
drowned at Matanzas.

rl3y Anglo-Amerisan cable 10 the Dispatch
T1snox October 5.-The British bark
ca.toDa has been wrecked AZ Matanzas.
mo captain and fifteen OF tie crew were
drowned