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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
A WHEEL RAN OVER A MATCH.
1000 Bales OF Cotton and Other Property
Consumed, which Was Insured.

SAVANNAH, Ga. October Especial to
the Ners from Hawkinsville says A fre
broke out in Mccormick h Bridges's Lone
Star Warehouse this morning at ll:55
o'clock. A strong wind from the north,
west caused the fire to spread rapidly. ana
It was seen that 800 or I 500 bales OF cotton
was doomed. While the loss is great 1t falls
of the cotton being we'll insured, and the
brick warehouse had $25.0OO on 1t. A
wheel of a cotton:truck ran over match,
which ignited some loose cotton. Every
effort was made 10 stop the fire, but the
truckers and one of :hc clerks were COM
PEELED TO flee. There was about S6b,OOO
insurance on the cotton and warehouse.
The London and Liverpool and Globe insu-
rance Company loses $4,000; Etna, Z To-
900. and Home. of Atlanta. 5000. They
are some If the heaviest losers. Only
fifty-four bales were saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
Was ParneIl Murdered
o,tf. 20 fh.. n,anntcb

CoRK, IRELAND, October 9.-Large, SEN
sational posters have been placardci on the
walls. fences. and other places throughout this
city. These posters nave deep mourning borders
and benr Ia their centres the Words "MGr-
ucred--TO llease Engshmen.' together with
verses dcnouncng the McCerthyites and the
United freiGad articles; declaring that Parnell
was murdered, and implorng the people 10 r.
main tranquil. The posters are stirring up much
excitement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
RiOting Near Annoy. China.
fBy Anglo American cable 20 tho Dispatch.)

LONDON, Eng. October 9.-Dispatches
dated September 21tn, received here from
Annoy. a seaport town Of China. on the ISLAND OF
same name. Province Of FO-kion. nearly oppo-
s.te the centre Of tie island Il ormosa. al
nOuncc that there has been serious rloing forty
miles from a." town OF Annoy. Tho population
Of Annoy, amounting 10 about 100000 people, Is
In r great state OF excitement. The rot was
caused by fiscal abuses Several Inandarins
and other officials were killed ~ the rioters.
the riots, rs these dispatches were sent, had
Loo nunIlnI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

The high position attained and the n ~.
piessant liaaid.iruit remedy syrup Of F' 4
Is the most excellent LAXATIVE known s,n ~
iustrste tie value OF tho qualities on wn, 81
is success " based and SIRE sennans ~,
gratifying 10 tue California f's7ss''p
Con- DHIlv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
C.,xsr,ton Of Catholic Knights RECON-
msnded.

s.yANyAH, Ga. October s.--At 2 ms1t.
ing tonight Branch 3S OF the oa ssno,n
Knights - America of savannah l;s fvoo1 81
nendod that "a convention cb assemble
one member from eacn pI"nSt Noyember
~ sos;sblj,h a PERMANENT headquarters ior
tbs oficers OF the order and TO reconstruct
the orde. on business basis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
HICH-GRADE BONDS.

We have for sale cholcn lot 81 GiLT-EDGE
INVESTMENT BONDS. including
CITY OF LNNCi.Bt RI ) + lR,E<f. BONDS,
CITY OF LY NCHBt kG6 PERCENT. BONDS,
CRY of DANVILLL fEk tt.Nt. boSDs,
CITY OF DANNlLLE = PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OP LEXINGTON tkfl d PER GENT.
BONDS.
CITY OF wYTHEvlLLB tvA.l o PER CENT.
CITY o. NASHVILLE CTENN) ~ PER CENT.
B0EDS, .
CITY of CHATTANOOGA TENN.l 5 PER
CENT. BONDS.
ALSO,
RICHMOND YORK RItEk CnES. 1sr M1GE.
SPER CENT. BONDS at price 10 yield inves.
tor ols per cent. net, ......-.,
PErERsBU re- X. x. CLASS PEK CENTS,
and other attractive securities yieiiins tho
investor from 5ls per cent. 10 U>s peg omit
net.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS & son, BANKERS,
corner Tenth aud Map strcctea
se D6 Richmond, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

There's no monkey. business" here
You know what Saturdays are with us-but
thisn be an unusually busy one-in our BOYS
and CHILDRgN's DEPARTMENT especially.
The th,n-welghts are ct the "cnd OF their rope"
and changes must be made. Youn hear us
"grinding" out the old story Of satisfaction set
to new tunes-Lieh, prices aud heavy qualities
make rare harmony.
Folks WILL como where tho stock is-and We
never felt surcr OF pleasing you than this season.
We've planned for every taste. Big boys don't
matter-they can get lifted as well as the little
ones. Expect moro Of the clothes and less OF
tho wearers. Let thom run and romp-OUR
qualities can stand II. II tia dress or school
cloihes-KILTs. SHORT or L0Nd-PANTS
SUITS you want-the best Of the novelties from
all over the world are IlERE-and what are
HERE are NOWHERE ELSE. We don't cnre
how closely you compare qualities and COSTS
vou'il be a buyer of Us after q look around.
sAKS for Clothes.
SAKS for Furnishings.
sAKS for Shoes.
SAKS for Hats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 9.--The stock mar
ket to-day was partly repetition OF those
of the last two days, and was in the main
steady contest between the bull and the
bear factions among the local and profess
sionaI trading element. and after a mild
fluctuation in both directions the advan-
tage rests with the former party.
THE OPENING WAS HEAVY AND LOWER,
and In sympathy with the lower London
market. but ~ astrong tone was immediate
~ developed there was.a suspicion that the
London market had been rugged from TINS
side for the purpose Of buving in short
stocks. Atchison bore the brunt OF the
early pressure. but the entire list moved
mp slowly with here and there more marked
advances. These were among the special
ties principally and the Nickel-Plate
stocks. Rock Island. Burlington, and Mis-
sour Pacific rose over per cent. each.
Prices slowly crept up in the general list
until toward 2 7. NJ, when the highest
figures OF the day were attained.
DROP.
Then rumor Of new issue Of stock on
the Hooking Valley caused q drop OF
nearly T., per cent. in that stock to which
the rest of the list responded. and frac-
tIonal concessions followed along the line.
Hooking Valley, however, afterward re-
covered all Of the loss and the general list
steadIed. Among the strong stocks may
be named Louisville New Albany, and
Chicago. and the proposed issue OF stock
on that road to purchase ro!ling.stocK Is
regarded in Wall street o, judicious and
more advantageous to the stockholders
than al issue of bonds, as the latter would
have added to the fixed charges.
THE CLOSE DULL AND HEAVY.
The market finally closed dull but steady
at close t. the best prices OF the day. The
final changes. however. show only trac-
tIonal advances, with none OF special I'M
portance. The sales Of listed stocks aggre-
gated 223,OO0 shares: OF unlisted stocks.
1900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ereninq.- Exchange quiet and steady at
isO- .aisi. Commercial bills. 4JaiS2ts.
Money casr az 4a5. closing offered at
1. rub-Treasurv Daiances-Coin. d.
80 900 currency, S.i7i.In. Govern
ments dull but nru; 1 per cents, llb>4.
State UODds dull but steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
We will sell at Dlnwiddie Courthouse Va,
OCTOHER ID. 1891.

IL O'Clock ~. by public auction tho following
REAL ESTATE under decree d huatingS Court
of Petersburg. Va. IN suit OF Griswo!ds ncsu ~
CrisWoId's administrator and aks-v0:
1. TRACT or 6i6 ACRKA called AT.
ANY, adjoining Dr. Hunt. xtce. aso oeAeea
Comfortable dws,ling-eixht soonA sas-ee'>s'
- TRACT or ssa,< ACRES, cal,sA = WALK.
EKS,s adjoining Wnliam Mteyhsos sseeses zen
" Wnshss, and Others. Comfortable 0veuano~
four roomA 0ut.h0Uses, barnA
SHOB PLANTATION. sdsoinins tsace No.
ana No1tOvay river. Oae hundy0d a1roo ogoU(s
mi forest Over 400 aerss nae eArmnl len4
4. TRACTOR 27V ACRES called stAI lQ8
TRACT, adtpinlng q. w. koses 1heDae 49,
AMI oshsvuL Ons halt m original oessa1s eAlAneo
6ne Sarrnins mad Good cabin end ooeAo1eeo.
B. TRACT OF 107 Ackfxs called "Y89xU0
TRACT" mostly 10 Second oloweh pine.
AL these laAds are near 0oo1vynev0ke 49,
oe.ca tChssvy I'm. Dinwsddio ceuntvs 80 lave
been yell cared Tor. An ezesllsns oppasnnsfs
rsSxs: 0as fourth ppscaass.noaey easAs ~.
ance payable b. one, tvoS ana 0!oe ram u
equal ins,almeutD. vIsh tnisrsee hon ~ 8
sSscsss % Givs bosdS - csSds PeyI7.sH
J. @. 6RlDWOLn
6EO10R AAeO&s
oDadAl 0nunlns1onegA
Icseuty uAAA q 0sDueaA ~ 0seeoa ~.
son. spS3nl coCaSnaIslnnSRn, kAyS G{veA 49, 9
suck n snk q 0FeVsSa6 Mn - os6us1sS -
- ~ ... =. Aosssr ana,AA
DOCK AND J0R WOnR V1K4ES
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and for their own sake. We seek 70 placo
at the head Of our State government man
OF affairs. who in a long business ca
reer has earned tho good opinion
and respect OF all his fellows.
whose honesty and trustworthinsss
nave never been impeached. and who. /
am sure, will administer the great Office TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd, October 9.-virginis 3's, 64ssa
Gt3.: BALTIMORE and Ohio stock. 1O3alO3le !;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists, loVl.
asked: do. - incJmes, 10 asked; consolidated
gas stocks, f0ai0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

on ready-made clothing is from o. TO 80
pe- cent. The increase on hosiery IS
from 40 10 GO per cent. On cheap blankets
rho increase is over 100 per cent
On cutlery the duty imposed i, equivalent
10 over 100 per cent. On milk-pais. YIN
pals. tin cans. coffe--pots. Kettles, cups,
and other articles of tinware the increase
is enormous. But why enulhsfa'e iur'nIi
Srtficient has been exhibited To show that
ina whole bill. while nominally framed by
CONGRESS. was in fact prepared by the third
house--by that large body OF seIhsh AahS-
ers-Ou.
DEMOCRATIC PoLIcY-HoNKsT MONEY.
The Democratic party has planted itseii
firmly and sOundly upon the principles OF
Imefalusm. We not only reaihrm that
nitbv d.claration Of the national platform
~ 1891 In fayor If honest money. the GOA
and .Iger coinage OF the Constitution
mn we 90 further and denounce the pre-
sent sherman silver law. not merely as au-
tborizing the coming of SILVER dollar,
who's. value j. constantly fuctuatlng, Dul
also las false pretence ana artiui MIL
drance Of return TO free. bimetalllc com
age. :" and as tending only 10 prouuce I"
chsnoe from cold tosilver monometailisih'
ps~itr between the two metals, equaity
ir the intrinsic value of all dollars. goiu
and silver. are alike impossible with0ut
complete bimetallIc coinage. III inc NJ
nuLiicon marty seeks TO attain ms parity
and this equality by means OF such uelcIoo-
less nets, as the compulsory -purchaso IA"
of 1880. the issue Is plain between Tue WY
parties and the difference IS wen presenn'eu
In the two party platforms. as WIZ IA
n,;uciple might the Secretary OF the lrea-
sr,rr ;.sT1e warehouse receipts upon ousheis
of corn or wheat as upon piles OF silver
bullion.
WHAT REPUBLICAN VICTORY MEANS.
In conclusion the Governor said; MT
nnhlicau victory this fall Will be serious
Siow al the growth aud prosperity OF ms
S,ats n will have an important ehece
nnnn Federal politics during the nekt low
80 !. may mean Republican natlohai
y,c,orv NEXT wear: IL will mean tne tri.
80 81 NoKinleyism and war farms ~
Ill mean an endorsement OF depreciatc9
currency il will mean a popular appio."
~ the sectional force bill; ~ VIII mean
verdict for bountles ana suVsi.tes ibars
,,ye new hope and courage 10 the 3oopeis
81 noli,,cai schemers who nave cicth'Su
pnrpbitcan policy and Legislation at 'no
national capital since 1851 o1,o
uvv, AZ, AID HILL 90 HOME TOGETHER
Then the band played The Star'
9nanRled Banner" while Cle'eianu "S.u
bandshaking levee, ana wnnn 'mu 10 ~
ROD ceased. notwithstanding CRIES o'
!. Fellows" the ex-freSiden' "o'i'''"
meeting adjourned. 1;u ,,o-a
Mr. Cleveland and Governor mn wsro
n.,ad ont through the crowd by IN
sDactor Williams. and were driven 70 tnc
rss;dence OF tbs former at BIG Manlson
.venue. BY 10 40 Cooper Institute ~as ai-
most deserted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Triees for Money. Bonda Stocks, Grain.
Hohaeco. Cotton. D.. and in Con-
nsction Herewith the wss.
thor Indications
by telegraph to tho DIspatct.l

10y telcgrnph 70 Tho DIsphtcc.J
WAsHrsoroS. October a-For
IfhIR Virginia and North Carolina:
Generally fair weather. except
! light rain morrow on the North
Carolina coast; slightly warmer, except
stationary temperature on the coast;
northeasterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

Pursuant 10 decree mado BY the High Couy
OF Judicature q Fort William, in Bengal In 10
ordinary original civil jurisdIcsion IN tho above
suit and dated the 5th day Of june 1871. inc
next Of hin ~ any Of tho said james nossoos
tho tostator In the said decfoe namcas exe neke-
TUESDAY the lst day Of March. 1894. on an 10:
Quiry ~ to whether or noe there are eny ncsv o.
kin OF the satd tsssstor. and tn default o snulr
n dosnr thew vill b excluded nom the benefit
OF any decrce that MAY Do made IN uAid suit
Dated thts lOsh day q AuGoee, lSel.
Il BKlCHANnlnA
2egiesxah
RICHARD RUrrHR.
20 lO,Oc3&l7 CAlcueta
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PALAIS ROYAL,
III EAST BROAD STREET.

Our buyer has just resurned from the market
and our stock now presents beautiful appea.ss
ance brlsting with tho novelties OF the season ana
a. prices 10 meet all legitimate conlpetition.
We have added CARPETS. and ike tns ress ~
our stock tho psiSerns arc pretty aud tue pr,cess
ali right Call and see us. W u not conveniens
send Tor samples and prices.
no 40 The same exquisite work thAs no dios
Wc are also solo Agents Tor the Oh Stssvn
Island COMPANY of New YORK. one o. thc uoes ~
tho world, and guarantees Al work " tnss "u0 wv
trusted 10 ~. ,, ,,,p,s
20 29.TukThtHo6 BURNETT LkW!os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
A sIx-ACRE FIRE At MAYFIEtD.
Passenger and Freight Dspots 81 Nswpors
~.~. and nfississippi Valley Burned

LOUISVILLE. KY, October s.-A ore at
Mav6eii to-day burned over nearly SIX
acres OF ground. The Newport News anu
Mississippi Valley freight ano cPo%ranys
ue arohcuse. and six hundred hogsheads OF
.nhscco' and q number Of residences were
ssoonsnmsd. The total loss 10 placed ~
&I0O. 600; insurance light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
',rvglAND AND HILL

October s.-The Democrats
Nr' ''S' .,ssemllcd in mass,mcetinc IN
'' '. y, 1', # Cooper Union this evening
sc lsrs' ~, ,a' limitations made at the sa-
/, MN w Tim. when the doors were
s,n.s c ,''', u..s such q wild rush that
gsaei 'o', ".;nn.ee every seat. every inch
r','a ''' I'm IN the large hall was
vsri,.~ 49,, cafes were closed and
.la ' ,..'nen held them fast, against
se'f .- ,naash 20 Gil three halls ms
r. r' '.'- selected for TIE mass
.-gr ~ ~, y. ga. $50 o'clock before the
-'ei'@ ..,cl 70 order by Charles
-s'a. g., stepped forward and an
IS i'a'' .s...bsf duty had been deputed
rar''.' .,s s,a.c Executive Committee.
." '.. us. Of vice-presidents and
/. .''' made were unanimously APP
',' -. was headed by the name
.-''.. ..,, Grover Cleveland. and
/. '' .rt.l much applause. A
.f ,.e.,ly conducted Grover
ID, .hsgman Of the meeting,
Iamui,uous applause greet
.-,.co & the Democratic ex-
d. .i tar,s Of the hall men
n" waived lhcr hats. chcered,
All stamped the floor with
Vstrc Tor the applause 70
4 au.,tly at the reading
base. d. MscS froek coat and
.-@ .usih obtained silence
= .IsrI. lie said;
mons. acknowledge
.I &c., |.s..tnr The compliment
r .,r.,.l. .t9u as your presiding
o. .n glad - meet an as
.r f..low-iown>nen on an
.r.giaoughis turn 10 the
U.s.. which contronts them
v.ea their duty a. citizens
8 ..r..-- Z grand political
81 f- sl le tie subject OF their
a. .. ..
2 .rll gel \ few moments |
,rt uuch O. vour time III
,.r,tst.ous touching the
Oh, resgons uiliiies OF the
10 ra'ple Of the country
-...n ali duty al TINS par
tar Democracy Of our
: ..,.v.r ruv PEOPLE.
.... .-tv has o, All times
'If't trl hv tradition the
ff. sty Iy prDirSslOn
-. .itv NO means intend
'-. ms oypr.sslon that
d ,.,,., - ms failed Ia
~ hean recreant to
-'r .'--. l,yever Inc al
,~ Ia5 our seasons Of
,.,s.,.r,s,ess Of what
- ts"i vhon we have been
, .- .a.ve.y appreciation
...... arl activity which
-- = those who profess
b.. .,l who are thus en-
-'.-.,sy.e.
...,.-ht such n re-
-
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NORFOLK CITY WATER BONDS.

Biss will 10 received Ut tho o1lce 81 the city
Treasurer o. Norfolk, Va, un'i II. ". OCIO-
BER II. 1891, tor SIXTY THOUSAND ,s5o,Oool
DOLLARS OF NORFOLK CITY TilIkll-i EAR
5 PER CENT, COT ppN MATER BONDS or
$500 EACH. due July I, 1921. in,eres; pay.
abe on and after January lsi aud July lst ~
each year until payment OF tue principal OF me
SAID bonds.
BIDS may 10 for the whole or part ~ the bonds
and mus, state price ani accrued Interest tfoin
July I, 1891, payment for the =. cha" OF saii
bonds 10 be mate In certified cgcrs,, payable IN
the order OF the Cry Treasurer on ether az no
city dcpositcrios. 90 Wit: Marine Blus. tutcrs'
Bans, Bank OK Commerce. or AOyfo.k National
Bans.
by the Finance Committee.
- J. &. wc'RLE.
Chairman tlnauc, to...uttee
Common tolils1l.
". W. 'icAk.
Chairman Finance Committee
oc- ~. Sele,t CoJIffl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
METHODIST UNION OF CHINA.

Rev. {. f. Reid. of Florence. Ky. repre-
senting the Methodist Episcopal Church,
south, told of the birth Of the Methodist
Union Of China. He said that there were
Fix different branches of the Methodist
Church operating n the Chinese missions.
crossing each other. and working without
connection. That should be changed.
These branches should come together;
they should have common name. q com
mon hymnal. q common advocate. They
wanted one Sunday-school hterature;
they wanted one great Methodist uni
yersity in China.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

AS SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF
"A RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT. ! will
nay the bonds and coupons ot the irst and ne.
cond ulortgage-bonis Of tho JAMES ElVEkAN
KANAWhA COMPANY upon delivery Of tho
same to mo az tho ONCE or the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company In the city Of hh'hm9nas
Va. 4. II LnLAN"
1p.rut
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,.,ueoe pAaNeLL WILL BE BURIED.

The Ceremonies at Olsssusvse os"e's'S
on Sunday Next.
rovpor. October s.--It has now been &c.
MAI that the funeral ceremonies o. tns
iass Mr. ParneIi will be bold o. tho GENE.
.aso ~ Gisssnoycn, village about three
soaX ors hsif miles north Of Dublin on
sunday sur next. The body will arrive IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

which he will be called independently.
fearlessly. and for the good of all the people
OF the State. We seek further TO secure
the Empire State in her DemDcratic stead.
fasincss, and we seek to win victory
which shall redeem the pledges We have
made 10 regard constantly the interests of
the people of the land, and which shalI
give hope and confidence To the national
Democracy IN the struggles yet to come.
with these incentives, aud with these
purposes IN view | cannot believe that any
Democrat can be guilty Of lukewarmness
or slothfulness.
With party united and Jealous, with
no avoidance of any legitimate issue. with
refusal Ia he diverted from the considera
ton of great national and State questions
10 the discussion of misleading things
and with such presentation of the issues
involved rs viii prove our faith in the in
telligence of the people OF the State. the
result cannot be doubtful"
GOVERNOR HILLS RECEPTION.
Mr. Cleveland was frequently inter
rupted hv applause. At the conclusion of
Mr. Clevelands speech Governor Hill ap-
peNed, aud turning to him with bow
and then 10 the audience. Mr.. Cleveland
said he had 10 perform work of useless
ness and supererogatiOn. but he did not
think necessary 10 say more and he could
not say less than that Governor Hill was
there.
As Governor Hill stepped forward to
the reading-desk he was greeted by an
outburst OF applause similar - and IA long
IS that with which Mr.. Cleveland was re-
ceived When the applause had subsdcd
sufficiently TO permit him 10 be heard, he
SAID IN part
HIS SPEECH.
We insist that no moro revenues shall be
raised than are nee essary for the support
Of the Government economically admins
istered be true and principal purpose
Of every tariff bill shoul be the raising of
revenue and not the prohibition of i'm
ports for the benefits OF the favored inter-
ests. Every consumer Is more or less in
jurouslv affected 10y the Mckinley bll. 1t
has heavily taxed nearly every article Of
wear, many agricultural implements. yOur
building materials. aud your household
furniture. What Is worse. Its burdens fall
particularly on the poor. The poor mans
woollens are made 10 pay 30 per cent. more
while tho rich mans bTOadclOtn pays only
10 per cent. more.
HEAvY ON THE POOR.
The duty on scalskin sacques is reduced
10 Per cent. while that on silk plush
sacqUes. which the poor woman wears. Is
increased 10 per cent. The duty on the
worsted shawls. which the farmers or Ia
borers wife wears. Is raised from GO 10 80
per cent. and on woollen shawls the in
crease varies from IL to 50 per cent. On
wOmen's and children's cheap dress goods
the increase Is nearly 100 per cent. while
on higher priced goods the increase is
much less. The tax on tannels Is in
creased at least % per cent. Tie increase
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10

wequote Fine. e375ast; snperdns, e4.2ba
s4.50; extra, St75; family, e5as5.33: pat
ent family, 35.5OaS6,
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OcroBEa .. iSvL

oYvRRfSaA
WnRAr.--S92 bushela
CoRS.-t2s bushels
OAIs--154 pusaels
WHRAr-S6s bushels
CoRN.-7S bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wHsAr.-Lonsberry, elasl.o9. Mixed. Ella
sl.OS. Shortocrry. 0Jc.asi.Os. No. sed.
81. Oiasl.o7.
CoRN.-Whife, No 9, Tic. Mixed No. 2. 7oc.
OAFs--No. 2. Sis35c- No >, 30s3jc. Winter
(for seed. +DAoOc.
kYE.-JUaYJc.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
TSTATE JAMES MORTON, FORM
IL ERLY SURGEON IN TIE SERVICE OF
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
CHrRCH UNION.
CHRISTIAN COOPERATION.

Rev. DR.. Coke Smith. of the Methodist
FpIscopal Church, South, Nashville, Tenn,
read the first paper of the afternoon ses-
SION. His subject was Christian co-opera,,
ton. His paper and its subject occupied
the attention of the Council during the
remainder of the days session. When the
debate was concluded II hymn was sung.
and the Council was about to adjourn
when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
PORT NEWS Oct. 0. 1891
tBy telegraph
rpN ANClAL

L,OR SALE, l6 SHARES OF CHES.
Il APEAKE AND OHIO DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY STOCK, clifton Forge. 1his s.cck 10
receivable in payment VI lots In Clifton Forge az
4 y per share. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.
a. g-pt north Elcycath street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-10
A Theatre DektrOYAd.

a Theatre Destroyed.
lBy telegraph TO the Dspatch.l
ST. PAUL, MINI. October 9.-The
Olympic Theatre was burned al O'Clock THIS
morning. Loss 100000