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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
DEAl tfS.

GAY.-Died. at Buffalo Station, Nelson
county. Va, on 4th OF october, after an
illness OF three daysof diph,hcr,a. TANDY
MATHEWS GAY. the beloved and only
child of S. J. Gay.
Little TASpY was bright. teautifpl
child. the hope and pride OF bis parents,
out God saw fit to take ills dear. tender
Heaven. God comfort the bereaved
parents Is the prayer OF ono who loved
MN.
HERBST. Died, a, his residence. COS
Catharlne street. at Sl5 O'Clock A. H., DC
tober 10. 1891. CHARLES HEkBsr in the
htty-sixth year Of his age.
he leaves a beloved wife and two dauRh.
tors. Mrs. ". Ii. Gordon and Mrs. W. j.
Gentry. Jr.
Farewell, dear father, q long. last farewell;
God strengthen Us. pray,
To ar the toll endure the pain.
Until We are called away.
The funeral will take place from st.
Johns German Lutheran church WE'D.
NESDAY. October 18th. at O'Clock L: N.
Friends aud acquantances are invited 10
attend.
Hampton, Baltimore, st. Louis. and
Fairmont (N. Va papers please copy.
LOVING. Died. at her mothers resi-.
dence, :2)3 Church Hill svenue, on Sun.
day. October 18th. at $40 A. ~. IDA O..
Youngest daughter of VI. &. aud the late w.
1. Loving: aged four years.
Funeral took place from the above resi-.
dence Monday morning at 1879 O'Clock.
ROSS Died, suddenly on Sunday morn.
ing, the 18th Of October. 1891. at her resi-
dence on Third street, Mrs. ). ii. HEN
DGl.sON ROSS in the sixty-fourth year
OF Ae- age.
Funer and burial at lakewood cemetery
MONDAY the l2th instant at 4 o'clock
T. 81
STANDS. -Died. October .. 1891. at
the residence OF her son. DR.. At Il. Stands.
Palmetto Mills, Charles City county. Mrs.
A. X. STANDS. widow OF DIR. A. Il.
Stands.
SMITH.--Died. a. his residence. No. 725
north Fourth street, on Tuesday, October
10, 1891. at 3:45 2. NJ, W. II. SMITH. IN
the sixty sixth year of has age.
Cali not back the dear departed.
Anchored satc where storms are over.
On the border land We loft him,
Soon to meet and part no more.
Far beyond this world of changes,
Far beyond this world Of cares.
We shall find our missing loved one.
In our Fathers mansion fair.
His funeral will take place from tho
Fourth-Street Baptist church THURSDAY
at II A. NJ. Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.
WADDELL.-DIed.o on the 18th instant,
| at his residence corner Thirts.second and
u streets, JOHN A. WADDELL, IN the
ffty-iifth year of his age, after long and
! lingering illness.
Funeral at the above residence at 2
| o'clock +. NJ. TODAY wednesday,.
| Friends and acquaiutances invited to ct.
| tend without further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
STATE FAIR OPENED.
GOVERNOR HOLT MAKES THE Ao-
DRESS TO SMALL CROWD.
The Exhibits Not Large but Mcritorious-
Death Of n Leading Lawycr-Worlds'
Fair Meeting.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l


RALEIGH. N. c.. October i3.-The State
Fair opened to-day. Governor Holt made
the formal address, occupying about
quarter Of an hours time. He was intro
duced by X. IL. Battle. president OF the
Fair. The attendance was very small.
Many visitors ara here, but they chose 70
attend the circus performances, and so did
not go to the observation-disclosures. where
the Fair is held.
GOOD wKATBEp.
The depressing weather of the past four
or five DAYS was succeeded by bright SKIES
and some warmth to-day. and this makes
certain the success OF the Far. The num-
Der OF entries is not quite as large as usual,
but the EXHIBITS ara mertorious.
DEATH ~ JONES WATSON.
News was received to-day of the death
at Chapel Hill 81 Jones Watson. lawyer
who served a term III the lower house OF
the Legislature from Orange.
The Dukes, Of Durham, are building, at
Trinity College the College Inn, which ~
to cost thirtv Thousand dollars aud Will
have hundred rooms.
TIE BURKR FAIR.
Governor Holt left this afternoon for
MorgantOn and day after Tomorrow VIII
speak at the opening of the Burke-County
FAR there.
Iac work of rebuilding the fallen tower
at Trinity College. Durham, has begun.
This time coed materials will be used.
WILL NOT HE TuERr.
4 telegram from Chapel Hill this eve
ming says that DR.. j. l.. VI. Curry will be
unable to attend the Inauguration OF
President Winston at ths University to-
morrow.
All the trains arriving here to-day were
filed with visitors to the Exposition.
BOARD MEETING.
Much interest Is felt in the meeting here
day after tomorrow OF the North Carolina
Board of Control of the Worlds Fair. ut
which it is proposed to take some steps. to
secure funds for an EXHIBIT from this
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. October i3.-The stock mar
ket to-day was quiet. with some spurts of
activity in few Of the leading shares.
and while there was considerable hammer
ms OF the list by traders. o firm tone was
displayed during greater portion of the
day ana slight gains are the rule at the
close.
PRICES ONLY SLIGHTLY CHANGED.
Prices this morning We're only slightly
changed from those of last evening, but
there was no marked demand for stocks,
and tho niece. sites Of the shorts again
compelled them to make a drive at the
Hs' With no material result. The course
o. the market WAS soon changed. however.
under the stimulus of lower figures. and
sugar, Rock Island. Louisville. Chicago
Ga' and AtchsOn were prominent In the
advance which followed. The rapidity of
tho upward movement was warning that
the pace was too fast and the covering
operations went on more slowly after that
time, .dulness again becoming one OF the
most prominent characteristics of the
dealings. Louisville was raided apparently
to mask the buying OF other stocks and II
retired 4 per cent. while the rest OF the
lis, was Kept within narrow limits.
FIRM TONE
gradually oversprcad the entire market
during the afternoon. while little or no
feature was seen in the trading until the
las hour. when the coal stocks suddenly
sprang INTO prominence. displaying the
most pronounced strength, and they were
the only shares which showed any material
change at the close. The rest of the market
fGued 20 respond to this squirt. however.
and the close was quet 70 dull at only
slight changes from first prices. The final
changes are all advances. but for slight
fractions only. except IN Lackawanna and
Heading. winch are eGcl up | per cent.
Tie trading reached 323.O0J listed and
1900 unlisted.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Eceninq.- Exchange quiet and steady at
To la1s.. Commercial bills. E5A ais2l2.
Moncv ensr ~ sa'' closing offered at
!. -u5-Trcasurv Dalances-Coin. 3 o.
~ .uNO currency. cj.,JI.oOl. Govern
ments dull sIu Dircly steady; 4per cents,
IL. state bonds dull and ieaiureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING.
A Great Gathering OF Alliance Men ut
Roxobel-Dig Cotton Yield.

(Corrcspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WINDSOR. n. c.. October 12.-The regu-
lar annual protracted meeting began at
the windsor BAPTIST church yesterday under Tie
charge OF the Rev. /. 7. Spcieh'. Several proui-
ncn' ministers Of that denomination will assist
him before he closes the meeting.
Dr. William X. Powell an old gentleman, was
assaulted and beaten very severely by young
man named LOWS Cas- Gorris. The pOc orr
face was bruised very severely, and large hole
cut under his left eye with piece Of barrel head
ng. GOrris He'd md has not been arrested yet.
Several Of the citizens of this community lrft
mis- morning 10 attend the Exposition at ka-
leigh.
ALLIANCE MEETING.
A big Alliance meeting Was held nj Roxobol.
IN this county, Oh the nh instant, and over
fifteen hundred q the citizons Cf Berthe and
northampton counties attended It,
The telegraph line between this point AMI
WILLIAMSON, y. C., has lcen suspended, 1T
which point IL connects with the Western | MON.
CURIOUS REMEDy.
Mr. Eli Butler while butchcring beef found
gold rIng In one OF the hams. The ring vas shot
in the beef several years ago by the porsOn who
owned the beef as cure for disease that WAS
vory prevalent IN that noighborhCOd at TINT
time, and Il "ccniurer had informed the people
Of that ncighborhood that shooting IA gold ring In
cattle was a cure Tor the disease aha would pre-
vent any others from taking II.
Cotton a. now opening very rapidly. Mr.. Jesse
Is. Stokes has Just finished picking over BIS
patch for the first time, aud from eighteen acres
he gathered enough scei-cotton 10 yield 2.JOO
pounds Of lint. lie thinks that his eighteen acres
win make seventeen jOO-ppuni bales.
AFISR CROP.
Mr.. John a. Grant mas forty-sevcn acre.
planted IN cotton. and h. think that he VII
make forty-two 5O0-pOund bales. lie has picked
twenty-five acres Oycf AMI has gathered over
1900 pounds Of seed cotton.
Some few Of the farmers nave begun 10 gather
some Of their earliest corn and Say nat tie ears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
TIE ROOF OF THE WORLD.
Russian Entertainments rhereupon Alarm
China-Other Russian Encroachments.

Russian EncruochinfHts hhr'euP".i Ts'S' ~
China-Other Russian Entertainments.
rgy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Es0.. October l3.-The Chinese
N,nis,or 10 GERMANY has arrived at st.
petersburg from Berlin in consequence OF
sudden and urgent orders from fekin re-
yarding Russian encroachments upon
fameer. the extensive table-land OF Cen
trail Asia, called from ITS altitude The
roof of the world" The Chinese Govern
,O became alarmed over advices that
the Russians had penetrated far beyond
the frontier of this district. and the Mn
is,er was instructed to proceed 70 81.
Petersburg and obtain positive assurances
with regard to the intentions OF the expe-
d,tion. China and England are acting III
concert in the matter, owing TO the receipt
of Trustworthy information TO the efect
mat the territory of Afghanistan has also
been violated. SIR Il. b: Morie,r; the BIZ
tish Ambassador to Russia. and De Staei,
the Russian Ambassador to England, are
now both in London, and to-day had
long conference at the Foreign once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
TIE CALIFORNIA QUAKE.
Walls Cracked, Chimneys Demo"'"o"'
,v,,dov-aInss Broken, People Terrified

Sax Francisco, CAL. October l2.Line
oeects Of the earthquake WHICH visited
some portions OF Northern California ias n
night appear to have been greatest I'm IN
Napa and the Sonona valley, Wnere ,ne
.hnck i described as the heaviest expe-
s si"nad 4 s,noe the great quake of 1868. AT
IT,, none and Sonoma the walls cracked
rum were demolished-.n some IN
Stances falling through the roofs-wlndowd;
ffr"ns their beds and many passed the night
" The heaviest shock occurred a. do'o o
o'clock last night. and lasted IRON yen 70
forty-five seconds, according 70 iI %a from
The genera" 10 ar sontSwsst On Polupolpa
nofehea, near sonoma, which contains
raroh ~, If warn-wstor springs, tho earth
quake caused the water TO e""h iof'" -
preut quantity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
a MARTYRS DIE 7.
81. John the Baptist Verify Lived on Real
Locusts.

A correspondent of the London Daiy
Groptc. writing upon the locust plague lin n,
North Africa, says: " In reference 10 inc
Diet Of 81. John the Baptist, who ilved on
'locusts and wild honey IN .ng wiiuf bo
ness there are Sunday school teachers VINO
c neo7' believe that any one would volun-
t tanhY' live on such food. and. Therefore,
saw that the locust beam the fruit oute
cr9b-tree. Is meant by the writer's IN the
New Testament. o,
~ acr,du,n Pelerinum, order Orthoptera:
way Saltatoria-the flying sauterelle 81 o,
africa--is sold at half penny per pound
n, M tbe market-place in Biskra (Which is the
second oasis from the north in the sahara !,
and that there it IS cooked by 4oi'I da h w,.
ali and water, as shrimps are bolled mere.
'' ~ IN myself have little doubt that 1t Is
mora nutritious than the latter, because
IN IN March. when the insect is gathered la ana
Tried ~ ed, il is as full of albumen as an egg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Mccarthy on tho Manifesto.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispa'ch.I
DrR1IS. October 13.-Mr. Justin Nc
csr,hv i'm An interview to-day, said that he ala
"a, tn,snd 20 issue counter manifesto or reply
70 the manifesto issued by the Parneilltos nst
-. " MI Mccarthy said that he trusted to the
ntn u',,s ycrdict and particularly. to the good
snnse OF the Irish to estimate the true signln-
cance Of the division which stu existed IN inc
irish Parliamentary party nj NEARLY car l aiso
- ,na fact that the document referred TO should
Isva been issued at the present moment. ne
lid his colleagues hoped that over the grave OF
Mr.. Parnell all differences would have pesh az, iOr
.,n,,an" In conclusion. Mr.. Mccarthy said That
% tta colleagues cared 10 remember now was
Mr.. ParneIis noble endeavor 10 promote inc H.
~ ireland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
The cnr,s Fund.

LONDON. October .. - The PArnslltts
leaders are taking the advice Of French
lawyers in relation 10 the Paris fund.
They understand that a. the money Wa
loaned on the joint cali Of Messrs. PaSnell
and Mccarthy. without the mention Of 4
trust, Parnelps wife and his eldest brother
succeed to his rights. II this reading OF
the law is correct Parne.'s wife obtains
control OF ci0.00o. which shs will hand
over 70 the Parne,i leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
-EDERATE DAY.
''-''' Welcoming Those Who Wore
20 Nr-s ! osrcst's Cavalry.

IsSs. October Il. Memphis
--.lg hearty welcome TO
veterans who are here
-''r.-a-ce upon Confederate
-t0It.w iuaugurates the
'.' .. a's. merv Park. Delega-
-.- tav. Dsen arriving on the
3D. day. AID tonight
fs t.alquarters on Main
itc hpr,q' building,
animated scene. 1t was
.t'ff II young college
t'-. ulr'efs: the old man be-
hn. Iley came from Mis-
.,. Arkansas. Alabama, and
if mont among those that ar
... Robert r.. Crockett.
~. '.r immortal Davy. Of SUIT
1-rci. v. ". Jackson, Of
Genera. +. Kirby Smith. Of
.. General Cabeil aud Gene
itcfel 20 arrive early to-
BE-. toifts. cavalry Is here
... tA J. ID estimated that by
'.ct-e.Du moves 10 the morn-
-.s Wi Le IA line. The Sons
.. veterans. which body was
- c.fy saturday evening,
g. .tf parade 70 the number Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Cuba and Uncle Sam.

MApsrp, SPAN. October i2.-The daily
papers hero to-day quote from . recent
circular Of tho Governor General Of Cube
that after the lapse OF the commercial
treaties IN February rext the most
favored nation causs" will cease 10 opc.
rate. Tho United States alone will thus
reap the avantagc Of the concessions grant
ed by the special treaty with sam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

rcxpos. October 1.-THE TdlE4R8e -
Petersburg correspondent sayjs y -
spiracy against the life OF the O1os -
been discovered In Kief. A pytnStoQ geeo
used In the publication Of seditt0ue ueeto.
tufe has been ssized and there b :. ee!lo9o
outbreak among the students Of the JAP
,yersity there, who have boon given e vso::
them have been put under arrest. buS ~
spirit Of revolt is spreading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
post-Nortem Boulangism.
fBy Anglo-American cable to the pispa'cn

tBy Anglo-American cable TO the plspA'cnI
p.prs FRANCE, October l3.-lt Is an
rounced to-day that tho daughters OF the iate
noaerai Boulanger, who committed suicide on
sep,emoor Both by shooting himself through s 'ne
s.pr on the grave OF his mistress In the ceme-
no . ~ IL elles near Brussels, will contest Tour
" he clauses Of his viii. II is expected tha'
the legal proceeding will result IN mo ae-
yeioprnont of some interesting NJ
ING the dead mans inner pontca' ano pi"a'o ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
[Reported for the Dispatch.l
1901

niSHWONO fOoFOOO
lReported for the Dispatch.
OCTOBER 10, 1891.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Revenue collections to-day amounted In the
total TO s4,2l2.56.
Private seles: smokers. 9: cutters, IL wrap
pers. 70: scrap, 4--total, 90 hogshcads-
On Change to-day: X. j. jones' Danvilie' va
B. L. Parham. X. r. Knott, j. +. White, Oxford
NC: W. G. Poindexter, Miidlctown, O.; j. A..
Henderson. Asheville, N. g.
Wrappers nguro largely in to-day's sales, and
Il looks Ike all tho manufacturers wero not filled
to OVERLOOKING, or yet for months to come. Some
fine stock was closed on, to-day, with three big
buyers on the market.
Crenshaw's had the first sale, Dsvenport's tho
second. and Planters the third sale. The latter
led In pounds and piles. Davenports sold some
worry f,ne brights at satisfactory prices Crcn'
shaw's Is cleaning up for big business In darks
and brights.
Upper Hanover county planters say that much
tobacco moulded during the last warm spell
Tho crop is generally good to very good and 10
curing well In the barn when NOT crowded Loose
prices were well maintained ON now, with
sprinkling Of old tobacco In Wrappers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

OCTOBER t3-Rercpts: 400 head cattle, yVo
head sheep. nni 900 head hogs.
Sales: 400 head cattle, 200 head sheep, and
500 head hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 3Nni'sc. gross; nahum to good,
2Na3lsc gross; common to fair, 2a->sc gross.
Bulls. 2a2s.c. gross.
Sheep. 4a4i9c. gross.
Lambs, = ea5ttc. gross.
Inea lnli n. nnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
'~S'rtEpUBLlc CONGRESS.
"eman Freedom League-Dovo-
'iertit.s. Mu.ic and Addresses.

L. iffdE
'ierc'es, Mo.ic and Addresses.
g.. i-iA October lz.-The opening
h.e.. 'ae oomnittee 70 perfect ar
--i draw up plans for tho
l.r.lt. 2 fa,-hepublic Congress and
g. 10 League during the quadri-
yer began nore tins morning
aa.t ''f.e 'ld Independence Hall.
~. 1'e'ing opened only about
n, Y-i Of the so members were
-. ,,N ibls number six were
sa. '-e ilembers Of the COM
~. .sifeseui nearly every State
st.... .,l aud we're elected by the
e t.,.. iAosc states that believe
e.. =. '' e.. 'fe-dom for mankind aud the
TIT. VAN and the substitution Of
~. II ~ Hnd peace congresses in their
s... 80 1Ie Human Freedom League was
- 4 -. ~ ,te Appointments of commit
-slte, t~A zAlon. consisting Of one
al b.. " s each state. A white flag
: q, 81, ,. Dc It's ensign Of the league.
= q. s1ue u the flag Is the national
s..,t ~ !. country in which there is .
s,s1. ~. we league. 4 numbey Of ad-
WIN iaads. A msss. meeting WA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
The Wrong Man.

fClothier and FurhshoiJ
C,ubberly. Ny tailor came around yes
terday and / couldn't pay him. Ssa' as
pupette: know how that is and can
sympathize with you, old man. ;.h ~.
Clubberly: Don't sympathize VIII ln''
Sympsthize with the tailor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
GolA from Europes

Nrw YoRK, October i3.-stesSmesaS rn IfCm
Europe arriving Saturday ana p, nHnaSy
pT2 ~ ooo Umbris, q. sac. 900; Elbs. $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

REPORTS FROM ALL GRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
rr'ees for Money. bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Con.
nsetton Herewith ths Wss-
thcr Indications
by telegraph 10 the Dispntch.1

lBy telegraph tothe Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON u. c.. October a.
IfhlR Forecast for Virginia. North and
south Carolina: Fair weather to-
morrow; slightly warmer; variable
uirJs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
sAl TlNORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. october 13.-Nirginia BE-, 6i's
no.: baltimore and Ohio stock. lO2 bid, lOlla
ASKED: Northern Central stock, 20 asked; Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern lists, 1904 asked :;
de- ~ incomes. 20: do. 81 incomes, bid; con-
solldated gas stocks. 40 bid, Az asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

held this evening at the Academy OF
Music. The audience was small but en-
anu addresses by several gentlemen Of this
CITY made up the programme OF the meet
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

LONDON. October i2;,-lt is Iu% e . 70 To-
nigh. that Pierce vii; h0 Ss Selected s as tho
I hor.m Of tho Psrnellites IN the House OF
CommODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCh

GRAIN AND Col ION EXCHANGE.
OCTOBER IS, lo0L
OFFERINGS.
WHzAr.-4 1856 bushela
CoRs.-70 bushels.
OArs.--2.l7S bushels
RYg.-SS bushels.
WHgAr.-2.866 bushela
CoRS.--70 busnels-
OATs.-17S bushels
RYE.-SS bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr-Longberry, s1asl.1O. Mixed. ella
slOV ShortDcrry, SIaSl.0D. Nc. red,
&l.07asl.OS.
CoRN.-White. No. 2, 7la72c. Mixed No. 2.
70aTIc. -
OArs.-No. 2. 34a3jc.: No 3, 30a33c. Winter
for seed. 45a5Oc.
KYK.-yOayoc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
Germany and Our Cereals.

nv pglo-American cable 70 "a" Dlspa'cn'I
p,p,,s October l3.-The North German
od,,ttS today denies that an understanding mas
Sa1s" arr,ycd at between Germany ana tho
To,sed States by which cereals are 70 DO I'd
s.ified 10 Germany free OF duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

.Hickol's No. I. n; D. O. Fig, s99 a Ss,Ss
lao Sun Sun. Gg Tehs are tssyTi ry them. :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
.c0DSAyEl
,sesro FROM Mr.. PARNstL'S
Wan ,.vrNTARY COLLEAGUES.
-, lost. hut tho Cause Remain
nc .,.ntton Of Representative
~ t,,,hnou to he Called.

o.,her Y. Mr.. parnelrs Par
l'''~r, colleagues have issued the fol-
'ia ..en.fos,o: Ireland has lost her
a-'f ,'. f,r cause remains. The duty
a-'. ,ond the dead Is TO maintain
~..,lhe1 the Tag of national
r's' s..,e You. The people of Ireland.
o.. hsua- Of Mr.. Iagncll aud his
.srr colleagues the charge of
.s. interests and the honor and
...t. national cause. iou asked
,.tt.ti.Hal means 10 restore
... and freedom To our
animated by his speech and
... f.lr Intelligence and trm-
a., carried the cause to n
-' ,,I.cl tie tower ot victory
lval mon. But in an un-
"a majority ot the Irish
... q au English statesman
abandoned the Gag of nGc-
......r. and ranged them
v..s aui satellites OF the
..r NcicfascI 10 become
o.. -le,sou, r,.ylrg upon tho
.- %. and maintained intact
f. Independent National
r..v.nor that :" people
~.rraTt Us. Inc great
...t ..f..c Il'Ds or. Re
.tfor in IRISH nationality
.....rt Du tac struggle until
ch hc lived and died
r...uaI un;tv Is restored.
.a.v party Is pledged 10
..l uultr The iiag @; an iude-
.r..u suNttly free iIOm
... rsl.n power Cr party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

Won nv Mcnbsrs tn straight H~ata
LEXINGTON. KY. October 1.-THE great
two-year old race TO day was won by Mon.
bars in straight heats. Rest time, ll9H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- RxRCUTRD At TIE DisfAxu2 ShsHH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
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Prime. .31c.; extra prime. 3<ei IAacy %;
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maud for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-14

FLOUR
Wee quote: Fine s3.75as4; supernno, s4.2oa
$3.50: extra, s475; family. soaso.2o; pat
cut family. S5.5UaS6.