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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
ON ATTACK ON Mr.. De sHAzo.
san, GRAPHITE Account Of thc TerrfSie
rnccuntsr-rhe Rescue.
e...,,,p,., Sp's. Va, August 81, 1891.
SrrurRIANn'e. VA, Aul

a, rl.t,y Of ne Dispatch;
nh Won for the accurate account in
l' ...,,c of Saturday morning last OF my
ScaI Lurt on Thursday by aJersey bull.
tein" Id me the information OF his mis-
y ,I, 'e before ! had obtained IT other
psN s..,,o, "a n farmer we'll known in
Mf ',nunitv- Sutherlands, Dinwiddie
~ Na.-is sixty-six wears OF age IN
c'u".' Ter next, and strong and active for
h,s age. though becoming little
GU, The bull was raised by my mother,
ia.'l, -os, nj 10 her by lady friend, and
wa- un 10 two years Of age, when II
v-.' -, !, Show vicious tendencies. My
l' ,bou traded HIM to Mr.. Charles
,'.. mr. ueichbor, who was ANXIOUS
-ls, MA 10 breed from. lie ~ now
.hrrc wears and SIX months old and
- S i'., wednesday night he somehow
'..f free from the immense chain
,,,r- loads him with and came into
hi' ,.i...s uastrro with his cattle. Thurs
--r,n,, ne Knocked down the fence
i.-.nrhi The cattle into the corn-heid.
rrv ATTACK.
thor and us son Mervin. boy Of
d" mont Al .cf him and tho cows to
,. back into the pasture. MY
....b,rel good stick as he went
i..i tl.e more easily TO manage the
...vrh he saw no signs OF tght IN
~. armed he and the little boy
tf..r Tor some distance, the bull
.tf rtfttly dOcle. My father let
sn IN the pastures fence and
.wol The bun 20 drive him
g. ,,ben. unexpectedly 10 him. the
.h.9 ~ him and with the first
h.s head and horns Knocked
....,.s and then with horns and
ft. las pleasure 20 HIM.
TO rHE RESCUE
,..... mean while ran up and Selling
rl.ff hun a. heavy blow as ne
Ill. Tl5, diverted the bulls atten-
V' IS, ,-, father TO Meryin, whom he
. ru on ms horns. walked over.
h.n when the boy jumped up
An sfcp~mother and several
.-. Who has witnessed the battle
N,fp rs the bull walked oil, now
had revived HIM. and at last
E.. hauling him 10 the house.
uea.most shudder AZ this dis
.-.r., and .pRce 10 think of those
...,n standing around. an un-
.....t AID father. the manslayor
..l nothing between him and
vt,atYn AND TOXIN.
-.. NV lther was terribly man.
.. t-.. Dr. Cralle Jones was
.- r...i 81 Gul after IA thorough
nuuccd his injuries seri-
... sfl. rive rlhs were broken,
ar6 eve badly bruised. the
s..s'i,r badly hurt, and the
....- ser zee body considerably
Do 90 th.- time his condition
good as could be expected.
..,. 81. # internal rupture of any
.,.... & any fever; appetite good
.p flenabie the patient TO
N. sincerely trust 10 unfavora-
-rar - IN. Mervin was only
sa3 Is at his usual post.
,f7ro ~ SHOOT HIM.
81. v. Ion great difficulty in cap
r.. srl was obliged 10 shoot
.r- hcf re be could control
e-I lot attempt 70 keep
-l is family are under great
.t.s -,mpa,hlZing community
..--.- Tat have been and con-
.r BIN u his distress.
..t..r,. j. L. DESHAzo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
ALAeAMA'S COMM'R fAGRIcULTURE
One of tho Original Alliance Men-His
Predecessor Contests.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September To
dav Governor Jones appointed Hector ID.
Lane, of Limestone county, C0minissioner
term expired to-day. Lane was an original
Alliance man. one of the organizers III this
state. assistant lecturer two terms, and
for n while editor of tho State organ. He
always opposed the Alliance, entering
politics. but favored Its standing to the
prIrinal declarations. He occupied posi-
ton similar TO that of Hall OF Missouri.
Kolb will contest the Governors right to
appoint, claiming that the law making the
Office electoral OF the election III loJ2 con-
tlnues him in Office until that time. Inc
Legislature refused to adopt clause III
the law to that effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

~. Among the attractions were the Pea.
Sisters. who gave very lauRhsble entssa. ',
tainment. The market, which was INDY
granted TO tho ladies BY the Council: nas
been decorated sfter Tho style OF the S1 re
naval de Ia Mer building. There VIII 20
an entertainment each night TINS weeA. -
cay nothing Of the pretty girls IN as a..;u
ments in themselves. The affair Is under
tho superyisiou of Mrs, j. b. HutsoD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
opp-EsLLoWs, PICNIC.
A Most Enjoyable Day Spent Ut Biennsrs
Park.

Richmond Lodge. No. 1, Independens
Order of Odd-Fellows. gave q picnic az
Blenner's Park yesterday, and the DAY was
delightfully."- spent IN stag-dancing, 1871! 1901.
ball, singing, and other amusements. Inc
Goochland brethren, IN whose honor tho
picnic was given, were unable 10 DC p,1hs,
county. but the Richmond fraters de-
tcrmined, notwithstanding this, to have
good time, and they succeeded.
s,Among those present were Dr. Lewis
Wheat, w. Kirk Mathews. II. 4: Cardozzaa'
Sheriff Gates, Captain Gus. 4. Wallace, ".
English, julius Edel. Charles Z. Laeiiler'
James Branch, NJ Il. Ramos, John Basler'
q. Evensen, Sandy Krause, Thomas N.
Kendler, Louis Aubell. l.: A. Tucker
Robert Hill, Jr., Richard Wagner, {. l.;
Hewitt, @. Galpin, John Winter, Biniord
Taylor. q. Mulare, l.. Wendenburg, A.
Polig, Peter Copeland, II. NJ. Smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
VII he O Plcnsant AFFAIR.

The moonlight excursion Of Epworth
League Of the Broad-Street Methodist
church, which is to take place THURSDAY
evening, promises to be a most enjoyable
affair. The trip will be TO Dutch Gap by
the steamer ARIEL, and the church people
are working actively to have large at
tendance and delightful evening. A
very attractive programme has been ar
ranged by the ladies', and there VIII be
music and mirth in great abundance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

~ AnoBp.AossScao cAbte % - -
LosDoN, .ExotAup. septembss A-4he
ss e: 6s e Nc Sat-: .iiS c:s
r. Lincoln. 10 Mr.. Charles b. Ek1n. q
Chicago. took place 81 $50 p. n. today q
Bronptea- Perish church. 4 guumbeS q
fashionable EneIish people spd Amen
cans, mostly intimate frlsnds Of tho I'm
coin family, filed .he church. After The
marriage. ceremony the most intimate
friends Of ths. two families past0ok Of 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
rla,----. nll..ee at Port Republic.


i o, Va. September /, 1891.
f-. Us,q'ot:
3eut +. A. w." in the
.-4r. tu. undertakes 10 crlti-
Mr. james Dinwiddie as
.-.r b fDr the Darlington bat
-rs the just glory # others.
.-.lkcu Gs - what we said
--s u as 70 our lnten-
,0 every true soldier on
..e brave men q General
.str. .lc 10 the headQuarter
'-. .- -.t above dozen IN num-
.., ~ the raw battery"
f tay such noble work."
ca. iaAafeTrO Is concern
-- IrlIl T. claim as a friend.
-. -.w4gs believed him to be
'--.' at4 -4Fe4Inan AZ ever breathed,
l'l Ole ~ the best fighters
--t. On other aud most iln-
M -- d played his military
70, need 20 rest hIs repu-
4,r IA the Port Republic
. WAS gallant charge across
ed .-s necessary - dlslodgc
i r,,Wy, who had had every
bum y destroy the bridge
-lce and dlsfur bance OF
-l .i CarTlgtCu's men from
'aTn and POague'5 one gum
al ty jGcks0D) al the other.
gee .Ae cop,Ous criticism III
'N c'rstrpe Mr.. Dinwiddie's
. o-4elIs advance III check,
. clam that the Caring
o. by "ue," he plainly
..t .ileleIGtss"-the troops
posted IL and around Port
g-pabls hlunder Of Up. A..
''- hey- was fought on " Sat
ald the desperate and
20, witch bean" the name Of
was going OIL on Sum
mention II. He has got
-A tLere. aud had better
.udelt. Kov. "A. b. Car
~ y.lr issue Of August I'D,
-.h iart General Jackson, when
merge al gallop." leas no!
t.. tt o,r. as Is shown by the
'i-,-t narrated IN Colonel
a.. roaiirmed 20 a cores
... " -, DiHrATcu ~ the recent
-e' oee DIsiATca Of July nd
PAUL WHITMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
Ra,n-,rak,np Successful.

CHHYRSSE, WYo., September l.-Mel.
born's in-inaking has been crowned with
success. At 2.30 this afternoon o storm
suddenly broke forth contrary to all ex-
pectatlons, and two hours later there was
\ heavy rain III accordance with Melborn's
predictions. The rainfall extended over Q
radius Of fifteen to twenty miles around
the city. and the official measurement was
half an inch. There were no premonitions
of the coming storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
A Successful Lawn Party.

The lawn party at the Male Orphan Asy.
lum, which was discontinued on account
of the bad weather, was resumed last night
under bright auspices. The grounds ver.
brilliantly lighted, and the number OF
visitors.listened 90 good music and sue
ceeded i'll enjoying themselvosth thoroughly
Tonight the First Regiment Drum-Corps
will be in attendance. and an entertaining
programme VIII be rendered.
The lawn party will be continued during
the week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

MINNEAPOLIS, MrSN.. September THE
Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's Associa:
ton was organized here to-day. The chief
object Of the meeting was 10 raise tho
mously adopted which recommended an ad-
vance of 81 per thousand, the Minneapolis
list to be used as q basis from this time
forth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
4. TIE Interest Of Good English.

0'.0 nfns Dispatoas
g.. ever President Harrison's last an
tt- % {. Congress. there appeared
vls+ " Trad OF Richmond an
e. ~ ffes'dential Engllsb.n Tha,
a., l ,.s iI0m the pen Of DR.. J. G..
,..,.. 4ls Doctors criticisms, though
.g...' "sie eDrndantly justified, ex-
~ aye BIS objection 10 calculated /"
vi l', VI E,ted or "suited"; the
s4.,f 80 eaod With this meaning by
&, '.a hawthorne. xnnie,y 10 have
A- In, h.ase Oh the side Of good Eng
t.gl W. ~ nope that the President
aa s.s ~. Hiden's structures, aud
t,a. E' ,. mark and inwardly digest I"
lslo, ' ..l. evidently our Chief Magistrate
etgh'-p proved ms style. lie il still M
49,. ~ u least, a careless writer.
!. ne 49, 3encef IN the last few days
sa.ca.,,-'...'.tl has taken up his pen again.
"'a 70 the task Of replying 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
c,....y,c,ories stiII CIosed.

p,rrspunc, Pa, September To-day y,
was the time set for the resumption OF
work in the window-gless factories ,n M's 81
s W two months vacation, but Owing . ~ ~
daerences between We ssstory will
start 2. pr. present s scale ans eyins per cent
iuse ~ n the "tenaing boys" hundreds
a ~ ,nsn in Pittsburg will DO IDLE curing
Tho stiut- down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
Chattanooga steamboat FUND.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. September i.--Ot
the sl0O, 900 fund being raised by popular
subscriptions for line Of steamboats, and
barges between this city and 81. Louis,
$3.50 is pledged, and the balance will DO
raised tomorrow. The Bridgeport Land
Company, of Bridgeport, Ala. has given
S5 900. which will not DO accepted Until
the original amount is made up here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

Oats-epos highsr; futures uneeeeleo eeeu
September ct 10 lower, rocoyetee sSSs
then broke again, but closed nf.n 10 $500 :, -
s ss' ws sisR's"s ssssaf Pso!;:isgsS;
strong and higher. PORK. VII Ls ~"
Dry-salt meats (boxcd)- -Shouidera eo.0s
s 49, longs ai9ps 49, nl
e0.25as6371<; longs,. e762tas1:Io np''
s7.s7yfse7.9d; short-clear, ss.0SasA1ssS
- BALTIMORE tete
BALrnopx. September 2.--FlouT steady end
unchanged: receipts, 1880 barrels; snipnopxs
100 barrels. whest--No. 2 red. veak: sHV'.
o4Ssael.044: september, el.oS!tsSS !. 10
sI.0ss4: steamer, No. 2. red, g7Ac soHtnern
wheat weak; Fultr, e5cse10S; Leneoerry'
9Sc.asL08; receipts. 1ss, lisa oumcw
1,560,0ss bushels. Corn-Mixed STEADY ~.
55hc bid: southern corn dan: vhise' ooavs..
yellow, 6Sa7Oc.; receipts, a13S cusncn;
etock, 70,0le bushels. Data easy No. wnse'
western: SOC. asked; No 2 mixed we ssccp
IA, $50 bushcls Ryo easier; No. 2, ssc., n0 ~
nal receipts, 1924 bushels stock, 4o.03.
bushels. Hay steady; good to choice unosny'
Cotton stoady: midding, ss<c. Provisions nrm
and unchanged. Butter nrm aud uncnsnKeu,s
Eggs frm and unchanged Coieo steady: MO
cargocs, fair, 1896; No. z, 1870. sugar ssrvns
and active; grsnulated. 44s Copper . ss,,ss
anu untntUStu. Nutshcy 0uchohsS>~'
unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O., September 2.-Flour siow ano
easier Wheat Irregular. unsettled, ana iow ~
No. red, 91c. Corn str.ng; Ne: mixed' e ny,
Oats stronger; No. mixed. 31a3S1sc, Lu :
dull and iirmly held at sio;o2 Lara s.s~"e
err: short-rtb-, s7asz.l 1919 Bacon higher snort
clear, ssass.i.Is wnlsscy steady at el.lS' .
NEW YORK COTTON FgTURga
Ngw YosK, September Cotton steady; sales
to-day. 3g3 bales; miidfing uplands, Stec.; mid
ding Orleans, l5-1dc. Futures closed pare,y
steady; sales. 10000 bacs- septomber, sssI =.
ss.ia: October, eS.o4; November, es.soasssi
December, Ss.V3ass.D4: January, seoo; foU
ruary, 81. lsas9. 10: March, Sp.29as9,30; April,
$3.50; May, sG.4saso.50: June, es.07aS9.oo;
July, es.65asS6G
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, September e.-Nocn-Cottop hrIn
WITH an active dcmandi American miaaiing'
| 1OsOO bales; speculation and export, l,0Ve
| bacs: receipts. 5000 bales; American, SOC
| bales. Futures firm; september, fg-o4u.
October b' and November. a5i-s4a4 5000.
November and December, 5o-64d., alsc
1 5S-64d., ALSO 51-64d., also 5S-1id. Do
ccmoer and January, 57-64d., also 0S-64d.,
also 4 6O-84d.. also 6l-64d,; January and
February, 46O-04d., also 462-64d,. also
| 4 63-04d.; February and March, 62-04d;' alse
3D., also 3 Ltd. March and April, 3,o4d;
| Tender, 1900 bales now dockets ana 2,lVo
| bales old dockets.
| 4 r. -.Co,ton-Americau middling, low
| middlng clause, September, 4s-6fd. value
| September and October, 4o-6id., va'ue
Ootober, 1 5s-64a4 54-64d.; October ana NO
| December, 5T-64a4 5s6fd.; December ah'
JANUARY, G0-6id., sellers; January ans
| February. 4 G2-6ia4 63-0id. February ans
March, 5a5 1-d4d. March and April, oosa'
lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
MURDERED BY A BURGLAR.
Thieves Enter a Residence at Night eho
snoot the Head oftho Household.

NEW ORLEANS. La, September 1.-The
pica,n,,e's San Antonio special SAYS A. -.
Patton. book-keoper Tor a; j.. FRANK 81
70 was murdered in his residence shortly
Sefore daylight this morning by burglars,
Who entered through rear window. The
noise "ds awakened Fatton's wife. who aroused
him Patton. who was unarmed, jumped
ont of he'd and grappled with the burglar,
who was in the act of rihing the pockets
y" Nh his trousers. Patton was about TO over
power the burglar, when he was snot
through the head. He only lived Two
hours after the shooting, and was totaily
unconscious until ne died. Ihe thieVes
and murdererS escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Breezy Items of Interest from Across the
James-Pcrsonuis and Briefs.

Manchester Lodge of the Progressive
Endowment League held meeting Mon
day night III the Office Of Secretary Toney.
The recent appointment Of receivers for
the order was discussed at length. and the
lodge decided to employ Judge John
IL. Ingram to go TO Baltimore and look
after the interests Of the Manchester MEM
bers. Judge Ingram, it is expected, will
leave to-day for Baltimore.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Mr.. W. W. Baker. of Chesterfield, is men
toned as a candidate for tho House OF
Delegates.
The public schools in Manchester dis
trict, Chesterfield, will begin the first
Monday in next month.
Mrs. q. II. Lea and Mrs. II. b. Guy are
visiting their sister. Mrs. ". ID. McAdOo,
for d few weeks at Greensboro, n. &.
Mrs. John II. Foster and daughter. Miss
Cassie Foster of Atlanta, Ga, are visiting
Mrs. G. +. Adams, OF tins city.
His honor Mayor Attklsson, who return
ed TO the city Monday afternoon much
improved in health, presided III his court
of Justice Yesterday morning.
The Democrats OF Manchester district,
in Chesterfield. will meet at Morrissett's
store tonight ut & o'clock TO select dele
gates to the senatorial and House conven-
tions.
Miss Sallie ]. Walker. who has been quite
sick for three months at the residence OF
Mr. ID. J. Weisiger, was well enough yes
terday to be taken TO her sisters. Mrs. Is.
p. Owen, Sr., on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Judge John ii. Ingram and chill
dren, Mrs. q. L. Gary and child, Mrs. J. Il.
Patteson and children, and Miss Clara
Ingram, who have been summering in the
good old county of Halifax. returned TO
the city yesterday.
Rails for the new street-car line up the
Midlothian pike and through West Man
chester TO Fores. Hill Park are being dis
trbuted. 1t is expected that track-laying
will be commenced in q few days. This
new line means the extension OF the Hull
Street line one mile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
Balmeceds to start for Europe.

PARIS, September IA retired English
officer has received telegram from Bal
maceda announcing that he will start for
Europe at the first opportunity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
A Weary Deacon.
fChlcago Trtt unc1

been a deacon in q church for fifteen
years 2" echoed the passenger n tho check
have passed the contribution basket
through the congregation o great many
times ?"
Hundr, Dis Of times, I" replied the passeu-
ger in the black alpaca.
And J suppose-ha! be lyon have
found great many--eh whats thts2"
The deacon. with an intensely wca{y
look on his face, bad drawn from ispock.
ct and was holding out for inspection Of
tho man in the check suit time-stssnsd
card on which was printed In large lettere
the following inscription:
"Never found in che contribution bon
button of any sort or kind IN my life"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YoRx. September 2.-For the first
time since the late rise began the market
was really weak to-day, and tho reaction
which we have heard so much about. but
which has heretofore failed TO materialize,
made considerable progress. There was
undoubtedly liquidation Of long accounts
of some magnitude, in which the efforts OF
the bears were directed against few
leading shares for speculative effect upon
the list in general.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.
Ono at st. Johns and the Other in Par
sonage.

Miss b. W. Flournoy. the daughter OF
Mrs. L. o. Flournoy. of Church Hill. ana
sister Of Mr.. James +. Flournoy. the presi-
dent of the Old Dominion Club, was mar
ried to Mr.. G. II. Hopper. of Baltimore.
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Inc
Ceremony was conducted at st. Johns
church by the Rev. l.. w. Burton. =,
The happy couple left on the $50 r. NJ.
train for Baltimore. where they expect TO
make their home, carrying with them the
congratulations and hearty, wishes oil
large number of relations and friends.
Miss Mary G.. Gillespie and Mr.. william,
ID. Holder, both Of this city. were married
yesterday afternoon ut the residence oil
Rev. DIR. w. K. Judkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
Ch,rced with stenlinc Cooper.

William Hunt and Elias Walker. both
colored, were arrested yesterday by Officer
Sales ON the charge of stealing quantity
of copper from the old distillery on Harri-
son aud Marshall streets. Most Of the
stolen metal has been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
To TnIk Ahnuf IA Site.

The joint committee from tho Board OF
Aldermen and the Common Council, ap-
pointed for the purpose of comforting with
the Board of Health and the Committee
on Health upon the question OF site for
the crematory. Will meet IN the Council
cham Der at o'clock this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
An Early Morning Fire.

The alarm Of fire turned in at 2:47 A. 81.
yesterday from Box Is was caused by 0
blaze in the kitchen Of No. "a south Adams
street, the residence Of Mrs. w. L. Hau-
cock. The FIRE was quickly put out and
the damaga slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

rhs . Unique Entertainment, !" nov :. o. g
,na held AZ the new Third m s;xan ~ - AZ
trssstng large crowds pdntist oSuaoS snd
tis proceeds wiz g useG tS AZ ~. sste uS
i la \. Iis sss@sd 70 enjoy themselves great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
fI3y tcleernph b tho pispa,ch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispasch.]
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September
IFAlR l2.-Forecast for Virginia: Contin-
ed warm, fair weather during the
] greater portion of the day; local
showers probable during the afternoon or
evening; cooler Friday.
For North Carolina: Generally fair /:
southeasterly winds; slight changes in
temperature; higher temperature; show
ers Thursday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

Don't get mad-youIl have nobody to blame
but yourselves II you miss making the best oil
our last "to-do" with tho summer season. In
all the departments there are "good-by prices
Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, Mems Clothing, and
Roys' and Childrens Clothing. The biggest
break Of all is on the Mems SEPARATE PANTS.
That whole stock Of fancy patterns has "gone 70
piecesp IN price. There arc lots OF meoium
weights among them. You'll have no trouble In
getting nearly two dollars worth for one as long
as this state OF affairs lasts.
On tho other hand, We can fls any Of you from
a royal good stock Of LIGHT-wElGHT OVER
COATS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
The Universal Help.
fJewellers' Ctrcular,l

EMPLOYER: Jerry. you ought to know
better than 10 put that box on that shell.
where no one can reach II.
Jerry: DO you wish to get 1t DOWN.
Employer Yes.
Jerry (who is slightly impertinenD: Ad-
vertlsp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03

BERLIN, September The 4Norh Ger.
man GGzehe congratulates the leaders Of
the Chilean Congressionslists upon their
diplomatic ability and talent IN organ
izing, which, it says. will be further sue
cessful in developing Chile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
A Pearl Beyond Prizes.
Texas Strings

Texas Siftings.l
Mrs. Guffy Injecting Nose Yallerby. car
Yying watermelon); You look tired End
warm. Moses.
Yallerby; Yess'm, die am do hardest
work Use done dis yeah. But what am
labor when yo' gifts q glorious reward
Nam. dis am my FIRST watermelon Oh Dc
season
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-03
Pal rIMORs STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, September 2.-yirginia 10
40-. ~ bid; do 3's. 63a64: Baltimore and
Ohio stock. 9la92 Northern Central stock. II
asked: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern LIST
incomes, G4a7O: do. I'd incomes, "a bid do. 30
incomes, sac; consolidated gas stocks, 4ta4irs-
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"a. cs.rcazRs SHARP RETORT.
, ...st Correction rs to the Manner in
ytf., Tie lscorlated Honr.

Vtf,, lie lscoriated Honr.
'l N,Vatci:
-.ua 0f he 18th your CORE
t-..vara) under the head
-.- ..l suyc-OWners kindly
-.. .... q Judge Cri;cher made
.. .. Io.r. seLtatlyes III reply
- s-GclUsetts.
.... Inaccuracies occur en-
u ID. ItLaIkS as delivered,
publish.
t.-,I.oy being under con-
81, nnf So II Representatives
N.--. clusetts. asserted that
g.. .t slavery was less ObServa-
f..r.1.t.Un II the slave than
I-s.-. .i o.. master.
'- r.r.its u'tr ain. Mr. Critcher,
t r.ll ] that with the excep-
'-.u Massachusetts, and per-
rfV. others every slgner OF the
-t. g rp.ni-nce was a slave
lie would venture 10 make a
N, would venture TO say
.Ile more eminent men
r..- & lis residence than the
I'D. I.le from the Common
...us-tts. tie would pro-
i. rl,u. and then yield the
-tt t.. ,eltlemgn might match
ON ole side of his es-
r N-..ttli. the birthplace OF
.r- .. other side was STRAIT
t- lce u Lighthouse Harry
...- evolutionary memory.
.t Francis Lghtfoot Lee.
fcle!s II the Declaration
...: Charles Lee, Adams S
.cl. l.cnard Henry Lee.
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An Audience Granted,

CHICAGO, September Tho Board Of
Control of the Columbian Exposition has
granted an audience to a delegation OF tho
American Sabbath Union. which will lay
before it reasons why tho Exposition
should be closed on Sundays. go