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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
TRAlN-ROBBERS IN THE TOLLS.
How the Savannah Plunderers Were Cap
tured-Ihey Confess.

SAVANNAH, Ga. September ia Madi-
son Fla special 10 the N0rnn1 AerS To-
night says tine Southern Express Com
pany's robbers who held up a Central rail-
rad tram i've miles from savannah last
FRIDAY night were captured at Moseiy
Jnii seventeen miles from Madison, ~
JavLreak this morning. The detectives
posse. headed by District-Suponntende
MYERS. Of the express company, ana De-
tcctIye jackson, who captured the outlaw
Reub Burrows. reached Nosely Hall on
horseback at 4:30 O'Clock, and after sur
ronudirg the house where the roboefs
,,.re waited tor the day. AT daylight
Tho officers entered the house and sur
nyised the three robbers. 81. Perkins. ).
4 Turner. j. T.. Dclaughter-in bed.
Tnev were sleeping with Their hands on
their royolyers, but were covered Win WIN
chos,ers and ordered 70 put up Their
hands winch they did. Eight 4l-caliore
n,stols were found on them. They were
,akrn in irons 70 Madison jail. where they
we've held until the departure OF the tram
tny Savannah. They confessed the rob-
berv. IL was supposed only two men were
IN The robbery, but Perkins, tho third
man stood guard while the train WAS held
49, The prisoners will reach savannah
, ~ morning. Their capture was
stfected through three women with whom
tha ,obbers had been living In Savannah
snd who we're arrested rs Gccomplices.
Tho total amount OF money lost hy the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l
sgPTEHBRK IL 1881

SEPTEMBER IL, 1891
Auction offerings on Change today, % pack
ages; taken In, 1. Highest, sll; lowest, 50c.--
average, s4.5d.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s550.lI; tobacco s2,s30.5l-total, s3,40O.62.
Private sales Smokers, IS; wrappers, 20 !;
darks, l2-total. 100.
Registered on Change: w. II. Check. Jr,
Rocky Mount, n. c.; J. Il. Thomas, Tarboro,
&C.
Mr.. A. W. Magec, GAINESVILLE, Va, and good
many other North Carolina and outside Virginia
tobacco people were In town to-day, with several
prominent bright planters from distance. who
sold crops hero. Several Of tho latter have been
Induced TO come the second time with q carload.
To-day's prices were paid with spirit at full
rates. with q nne turnout OF buyers thoroughly
Interested In our loose saleA Tobacco was Of
very good quality and sales largely over zoe.
Mr.. w. 7. Newly, Of South Carolina, sold az
highest prices yet paid for new-as follows:
s34, $50, s25. s23, e23, s20, sl5, sl5, Ola, and
s14. His lowest Was es.76 on Tugs. This was
all modern bsrn-cured. BY which. Mr.. Newby
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

Their Convention Against Political Action
go the Alliance.

81. LOUIS. S4ptcub Ter lG.-The Farmers
and Ialorers Convention Toas sembled
tins morning NJ ~ O'Clock. The first order
off cuisines. was the question on the re-o-
lutions winch wef, up yesterday, and they
were carried hy agood majority. AneAort
10 make the vote unanimous revealed TWO
negative voters WAC Gld not relish the
resolution cousuriae Nacunc. The Com
nit'ee on Permanent Organization, " u
N.Iolk ieaIuau - chairman, then made
il, report. il ~ yiIe, for the appoint
mcut OF . committed Il seven. which Is au-
tnOrlzel O. 80 nit 20 the noBt supreme
Council. which meets at indianapolis III
November. "tAe objections Of this conYen-
tion to certain parts Of the demands whlcA
were adopted Ivy the supreme Council at
tho Ocan convention. Also, that the
committee he authorized to file the nm
.It,rsblc and undying objections Of this
convention 70 the passage u any re'oiu,
fi.us whatever bint'ng the individual
u.nlbrr.bip # the Alliance 10 any pollti-
cal course Of action. and We hereby pro-
te-t against such action OF any previous
meeting infringing upon the individual
political rights II any member Of the Or
F.rN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

WASHINGTON, D. C.. September Com
nander 4. q. kellogg. United states navv,
and lately Oh duty at the League Island
nayy-yard. has lately deye,.op,ei some
brain trouble which "a board Of physicians
SAWS units BIN for active duty. ana TO-
dav be- was removed - Washington TO 90
cared for st 81. Elizabeth 5 Asriam; Cop
mandcr KELLOGG was n command Oh tne
ves..l IN Uaytien waters that forced the
release = the merchant vessel which had
loon captured b. the authorities Of hayti.
The intense heat Of the climate ~ that
latitude. n j. believed. Is responsible ior
his present trouble. II Is believed that ne
NAY soon recover under proper treatment
and relieved Of all professional duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
..ociation Of Travelling Auditors.

CHATTANOOGA, TESN:, September lb;-lhe
Association Of Travelling Auditors OF Anl.-
49,. ,yss organized here today, represent
ma large number Of railroads. The fol
living 6fllcors were elected. :. v. Cor
vine Of Cincinnati, president with the
cincinnati. New orleans aud Texas Pacific
road). r. /. Brevard. Of Knoxville. score
tary with the East Tennessee road A.
II Plant. Of Memphis. treasurer with the
memphis and Charleston road. Circulars
were sent out 10 all travelling auditors OF
tho United States. The next meeting Will
ie bcld 81 81. Augustine III January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
whntI.I.ns.l.,s Obiec:2

LoNpoV. ESQ. September ~. The
Rus-iun Government las requested the
European Danube commission - permit
RUSSIAN naval ca Its 10 take passage on
boar. the vessel belonging 10 the commits
sion IN order t a. these young officers mag
he instructed ~ the piIotase Of the Danube
and lecomc familiar with tho navigation
OF that river. This strange request. toll
lowing close uuon the Dardauellcs Incl
dent. has caused considerable astonlsh.
meni IN oflicla. circles aud good deal ot
conjecture a. TO Kus-iA's ultimate object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
Presidential C.cmencx.

WASHINGTON. September l6.-The Presi.
dent to-day acted upon IN. following sp-
plicat.Ons for executive cIemency; u. l..
Armstrong. of Tennessee. sentenced to
two wears Imprisonment for violation OF
the postal laws; pardon granted to take
effect after nine months sctus! imprison-
mcnt. Charles Schot, ky, OF Georgia, SEN
fenced % Six years imprisonment fox
counterfeltiug ami 10 fine Of $4,000 SEN
tence committed 10 two years actual I'M
pr,sonmelt
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Ins...t ri1es the HIT Gnn.

NEW YORK. September l6. hrst gun
81 the campaign IN TINS SIN" was uIto
,o.night by T. SlOat Fassctt Minis Il al tho
mon League Clue house, n brooN'n.
me Renub.icaa candidate for Governor
trst addressed l. crowd Of about 1900
reonle who had assembled outside the
club. house. while dinner given IN honor
~ Nr. Fassett was being eaten within.
alter Mr. Fassett spoke 70 1,OOO people
u'tLin the clubhouse. Both speeches
,y,.re enthusiastically applaudei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
To Return the Convicts.

The contractors on the warm-Springs
Valley extension OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad have notified SUPERINTENDENT
Moses, of the Virgins penitent,sry, that
they have nearly completed their work and
will soon turn the convicts leased t. them
over to the institution. There are over
one hundred convIcts ia this gang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

was RENTED by tho President. but the
N"lcer haa IN tho mean t,me been uassed in
the matter Of promotion by two othcr ON
GERS. lie now seeks to I've placed above
them. holding tha, the remission amounted
TO pardon and undil what would other.
wise I've ontinuing hardship from which
he would suffer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
WHFir.-i g3i Bushels
CDKN.--p. 101 pu.ilnls.
ON. 1000 DIsncis.
Irt.-gt uVshsls
Nfkf.-bJu bushels
-)FFAi.-lJ tons.
ssIgt
WH-Ar.-". 90" bushels.
tOKS.-i1s bI-heis-
klF.--gi bushels.
Qr1rAriDs'
WHEAT Loneberry. 90'.a.l.0i. Mixed. pir.r
sLO3. saori1crry. 9jc.asi.OI No. rod
Slpfafi .r".
Coav.-White tYlrginis). 70-.: NJ. .. 7Cc
NJ 4. ST.. =. rVc.
.osrs.-No. .. $40: No 3. 3Ja3Gc. Winter 10
scsI. la,Hc.
KYE.-.lagfc.
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states, he saved his crop from total ruin By burn

ing up.
Dnycnpor,'s Warehouse, Tho best In tho state
Ia being fitted up for oose sales "a result OF thc
Planters Warehouses; snccess. and Crcnshnw-
Warehouse will socn 10 ready also. our 'endins
tobacco-m mon are all In the now motion.
Tomorrow there will bc doubiy tho largest
sale we have hai-sbout 10000 10 4o,VVV
pounds u old md new-which requires the
presence Of ali Of our home buyers promptly
Ths Il lno lot Of leaf
On account ~ . further riso In western Tugs 2
factor In Richmond made n large sGlo TO a
Petersburg party If such today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
Tn, Wandering Presidente Pinto.

UAvpuna, CIR. September l6.-Forty-
FIVE seanep and stokers Of the crew OF the
wandering Chilean wsr-ship Pinto have
deserted. The Pinto managed to get up
steam , and put to sea considerably short
handed. She is bound for Hayre. where
she expects 10 DO able to complete her ere"
and armament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

NV YORK. son'cmher -. -Co,ton--Nr, 70
cops. mono: Fro--, l.Gf+ tales. Futures
c..-ci -teaty ealo-. l4l."oO br.e,. september.
$s...ts 49,; Oc',her, -gttn.aD. novonbe..
nary sacLsssee; Fe0rulry. s%95sse.oJ;
yarch. S,D7at9.uS: Apn., ry.lgaa0. 20 Nay.
sa2Ja39.3o, J.ne. sa.a.at'.ao: Ja.y.s9.44a
ks.4L. Anyi.sf. -. lAln.lA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

ing. AZ tho start fov bervous shorSe Deysn ~
buy on the strength Of the far mat bnt.sn ~
sols wero reported point lbwer. IpSs ~
argued, WAS an Indication that the danger W ny
was not entirety pas, on the osher sido o. W
water. The rc-nlt was that ,bs market to-dsZ
opened rather ossy and NJ once took on suvn51
nny decidedly bnll.sh nows. and ~ soon ~ snSs
htiIc buying spnrt was over tho market vcss~
enej. Selling was FREQ on tho sdvaoess
and ~ u continued after the demand Wa
app0asod. the pficc went OF about as rapidly -
It had gone up. December started at e71xs
913&c.. quickly sold Ia g7j<c.. reacted ~ eIc.s
md rested fora time aroond that asure During
tho period 81 comparative sisa;iness dispatn
from New York was handed around saying that
cabieeram Received there q iotei prices higher
\, Paris on rumor that tho French Minister OF
Financo was dead, CAUTIOUSLY enough this IVES
followed by n humber Of buying orders
from Now York, and Ne. fork teio-
gram advised that foreign wero buying freely
there. Thsraased season ~ considerable AMI
nation. which carried pocombcs % gs5tc.
reaction to97Stc. followed. bit the renewed A.
surnnce ~ liberal foreign buying In Neu fotes
stronger private cables, wet weather In England,
and report that Russia was about 10 prohibit
the expectation Of ~hoa', which piece OF inteiis.
scnco aso came from Nov YORK. caused - deal
Of strength during tho last houc. December
sold no 10 D97fc., weakened some AMI closed st
asi,c. Corn opened rather strong 81 531ls53s<c.
for October, against 53isc. ri the cioee yester.
DAY. septemDer opened NJ ooadO14o' but tho
all over the belt, with no Manitoba
wave In sight. The Cincinnati Fvtes
Current said: "Corn is maturing ardily
and tho weather 10 fairly favorable. Light
fros.s would be beneficial IN many sections A
large crop T. practically assured n hard frecsing
weather Is DELAYED week or two longer Aeded
90 tbase bear items was tue pr,~pectof cou 1nued
heavy receipts. Al tLeee things seemed 70 have
discouraged the clique, who have boon Keeping
the prices Of September and October up. and
the nCuscs which have heretofore representing
them were selling. Then the bulls outside Of
tho clique began to sell long property and the
shorts 20 put out fair linea scpts IN ber vas
subjected 20 special pressure. ani steady down
ward movement was tho result septembcr
vent OF s.. 10 SIC AT that point She
shorts began 20 take their pronls, the resoh
being reaction, IN which, however, september
dii not participate, closing 81 the bottom Nus
O,tobsr. which had sold OF ~ blst., closed 81
b2lsc., and May, which had retired ~ tltc rel.
he'd 70 and closed st +elsc. Oats we're quiet and
comparatively steady. Provisions nucfuAted
frequently within a narrow range, snd closed 81
or near the closing prices Of y, sterdsy.
CHICAGO. september 1.-The cash quotations
were rs follows: Flour steady aud unchanged
NJ. spring wheat, eolsap5etc.; No. red,
s5i.a9is.c. No. 2 corn. SIC. No. oats, 27Ac.
Mcss-pork, Q 10. 25asiO.30 Lard, so.s2ik Short.
ribs, S1asi.iO. Dry-saitef shoulders, e6.62tfa
1915. Sh0rt-clear, sI75ass.so. WhisAey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd. September IL virginia
Iu-4Os, - bid de-. 81, 64aGj Baltimore and
OHIO stock love asked Is rfhern Contra
stocA. 6Da71 Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern lat. l0Oi-elOOie; DO. lst incomes. Ia
7Jit; DO "a incomes. 12a35; 90. - incomes
lOall consolidated gas bonds, 1l21sall3 10
stock, 44L.a444S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
1DNAHCTAL

As SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
N RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COT 1T. will
nav the bonds and coupons Of the FIRST and ee-
coni NOR yage- bonds OF TIE JAN Is XIV kR AND
KANAWdA COMPANY ulon delivery Of tho
same 20 me at Che once Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company IN the city OF kichsaond
Va. T.. IL LkLAN0
"a l1-fOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

NOMINAL. CAN., September ii. Tho an
nual session of the brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers commenced here tins
morning under Chlcf-Enginecr j. NJ.
Arthur. y tween four and FIVE hundred
delegates are present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

Southern Express Company through tho
robbery 10 little over $500. +. l.. Cooper
Savannah agent OF the company, has oe,
voted his entire time ~ working M nnu
directing the case. which resulted IL Inc
capture O. tho robbers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
! May Not start Up Now-Cost Of Opening
the Strcct-rersonais. &c.

In addition 10 The Injunction ni'ht'OH,'
in Yesterday DlspATcgJudge WITT, OF ths
Hastings Court of Richmond, has cIanteh
An attachment neHnei the Richmond ic-h'-
chno fonp NJ 100 fayor 81 W. ;. l.2Hi, "hv
states 81 be- blil Lat H. believes the colnrnhy
In as ieu i or l. NJ fvt 90 assign certain -saei9
With tho iatcn. 20 hinder gni L"lny TO- crcI''. ~
arA uat. riihoarh -" obligations given ~ IN
company arr no. yet dIe, ihe fact th7f IN" c'h.-
Inny d. inrolsoni and that ~ p-uicr'y hns h'ch
attached WI place 10 crf 81 The complainant
power 90 -'te,t L!.nsnJ or tO r'coN"r ans 90
tho an in" h.l wi-ou. o., intcrven'lo'
an pvr'' dHn 81 tho Cont.
Ihcae irRai ,foe'odirFi VII probably r'eN"n-
thcriar,ofup % the works. nr dime q e non'n,
a. sae eNp~cicl Wien Operations wii begin -
NOW gcfar leI a uncertain.
Wan rus AFrAR,IVs.
Tho mcnhor- q ;h9 Alert Fire pcrnr'mcn,
nrc cXr. rl4rrly a'iriYi- ip secure m" az pN-i4a
v.i.h ia"y le pc',uo thc council io'' .,..
Their ft.ipu % Tow .n 'le hlnie al 1910
ghon.x' ANNA. .e,on of no virrinia Mc'h-
odlrf touf"t'nrr vii. behold In No1Cmh1.. ~ :
,s l,'s. D.. Ns,c...A', ms ysar a, 'rhtftl
church. b." having 3" % ncr' f0ur year,, which y
th' i.m'i 90 may minister -ar serve one '''Hi'"
f0r'ir 200 Iair.
ih, yrr --. N@e-r,. =. j.. = ;iisrcv. y. II.
WAGON. rrl alfr I1ffYl.. ,. 4.'cl in F'Iit
w. 3D. fI' position boxing 90 ti'' p ,.'nf a. De-
ca'rr .'.. tlr. I-I Nrr ioN %. Law "a ir1.' ii'i'
fen.H. lnry ..yIr riI itt" ai-gf So ID -
epr. ti" -t.cot sr ir....@ e.i. lt.-, % - e.
ol.- -Y. irr.uiH thr. 'r.f = o." u'f niri 7'i''
sic '1 De- lrl''-iiDn % ~, b -.
sfKsyT-f.e y.ttvls.
THO, WI, OF oi...t..- AT 4'.e ff,fjc~-wiros far
Che le,alus-. .tc.tIir lfa lf-r 80. rIfr. an ! o.
i.,.. .r,nn ,ton i4. cYiura., wili fr really g.
D.. fi,..r. .t.-. IIr lac g. glnLlrr '"ff
49, I.-,,. ..t...n l..'.e rai.c ,,r-, tlt i4r irO-
l.nr.anAl ..I- a.. .-s s.rctT- la.s ga rscat.r
street.
3D.. Rr,mnra r-H 'iau.' cs.Dr Railway Com
re-. rfc IHlHInc sa"td me r1. p tu -hfr Ni"
l.pc.. -. M.3..,,i-.. r.sa 60 W.st Henrh"oi"r
.ud .1.r.. ll4l pax. SOME g.! tho tor hfi
n.'A.iid 30 ..t . irrr'ernfa mic probably
n.ri fui -.i hr MANY @'t. So" h'i To- 'f' 90
wiz hr .qi'fri. lr tra Bel ~ This Low lih >
ar. -rH.f .nf ar 600 Nc thr ir ,rAf ROM
lrt',, in' 'l".o % 49, coLt-ofnt-. gong c't
hcirrr,. .of.coi 'he rui' ray-.nnu md a'in' 81
thc -..i-'a 90 tnNc ua'f 70 cs.ff 20 tft F.'..' :
ot t-' $40 --i.' ID. .'F' '..r - 70 ''I.' =
~" fn.lo = l' a.. era. i.'t 'Ar. Ut. ' .'S
"h-t q. t''nf ''''ii "''' A''itc' 'n'H IT, '''
if'l.lr Of 49, HNCrD
r~ f.,... w p-.,.., to. .,., .omt;c,oi
49, ,.,,,. I'll ..,t'-..i'- .t..-r, al trn-
'...,i ,.'.,' 80, ~ ....,-. ,.~t. ~ 1928. /.
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,as,-'., ..tr.'f.,d .9f... .iaf. .g, ,slIsand
a., l.,.ors.. ~ ,.l. iIn Two a-iIae. AZ
p.ir m o.. ri-,!re Nayos All the
i.t..r.. f..t ,.tr-, tie D.. ,l UrI4re Row b..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

September &c. -Leutenant-
-.... 'ryfsc 81. Book. United
-'- Lns filed L potition for a writ
... % The Secretary Of the Navy
.r. '-' Secretary 10 restore his
~, ..t. De, navy register. The officer
'.,' a'.l nF court martial 70 suspen-
atr ivf IA time and 10 retain bis
= ~ i.. N' register as "a result of
Ri, .I~'p-tne finta- without au-
~''Vie tho sentence expired u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

Both The method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, end acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cloanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
sches end fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in zoe
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. WV rosx. ~
u su.wxlAfIst 10
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SPANS DISASTER.
NARROWING PARTICULARS OF THE
TERRIBLE FLOODS.
How Everything Was Overwhelmed sud
deniy-1he Struggle Tor Life-Scsr-
Iva Thousand Bodies Recovered.

MADRID, September ic.-Furthor d.
tre'Hng particulars in regard to the flood
cd provinces continue 20 be received at
intervals. each additional report showing
that tho cN,ont Of tho disart.r has IN go
way been exaggerated. lhc iatost infor-
mntion "a from Jaen, capital Of the pro.
vince Of the Same name. Too Governor
of that province tclcgrapns that the whole
commune Of Aubcda is submerged. thai
the damage done j. enormous. and The,
There Las been considerable loss oil llfc
the depth OF the Nool a. tonsucgras eau
ho @a1gca from The iart TIA t.o water
ro-" sixteen Feet IN the church Ol 80. } ,an
the Baptist.
T"o NiIt'0'G fND 4 HaLv TIP loss.
An cs' innate of the damac, TO properly
III allH about toufuc".Af ALL. tir lu ~
cl,'oJ.O0o. not iac.,airc Tie money agd
Nn'uah'ns barre. rvsfNH hf~c Sd tirrl.ff.s
J he survivor a. t.'. d.-a-t. are oi.v able
60 CIV. vogue and c.aiutDl .rcO.rt7 81
iho Hood. Ihee ssv, loWoF1r. That tlnu "a
the river wa, noticed 90 lc rl4rg ragidlq.
un SERIOUS Apprehension was le. mt. the
waters seemed 80 Wgto sudden rush,
"N'r"h'!Iniag everything. Then CATO
Wild ia r foa Lrtr.
Tho people running u al directions. Mary
cumhe! upon the roofs cd th.ir g. le .~.
but the bli3iag- gayc waq beneath tLer.
rum ers ot people Ucrs - tc seen etr.l.-
GNu- 10 tL' mu .-ep.orrl Nl.crs r,Ingl =
t. ilsusS. beams. pl'c sof tGr.l'.rr. trees,
or ntf t4M- They could las no.' 90 fiat
would e..- .lin tncl above water. AID So
tLey struggled from place G. place u,itJ
they other reached a secure reflsc sank
exhausted O. rise up more. some ljna OF
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smoke tho kickieby."
Best Cigar on the market,

Hickok's No. 1, II. ID. c.. Fig. and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure. Clean, and Choice
Sun Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
or0ri-T1ss


WogI)., Fine, kI751si, suporia', sf2la
$50: ezra, $40; family. sIntJ.3j; pay
cnt family. sJ.JOisO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18

MlNHY AND ExcHANGE.

Erering.-Exchange quiet and steady at
4s1ai-i-!. Commercial bills. 49, a4S- 81.
hloucv oasy et 81 la4. closing offered ~ q.
Sun Treasury Daiances Com, -93.2.7, O0J'
currency, e2l.oi5.uoO. Governments dull
AMI -te.iy 4per cents, III. State oouds
dull AID steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Or THE WORLD
fr'~~s for Money. Bond,. Stacks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and Ia Con-
nection Herewith the Wca-
ther Indications
by tcIcrraph o tho Dlsna.ch.l

I W,sHrSGroN. September H.
IIllp Forecast for Virginia: Fair weather; ;
s9utnorlv winds. warmer in the
l northern; stationary temperature
IN the southern portion.
For North Carolina. Fair weather Fri
day and Saturday: oastorlv to southerly
winds; slight chaGs,s in mperatlrc.