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Te,sernms Boiled Down.

John W. Reilley has been appointed superine
tendent Of the Georgia and Eastern rsiiroedto
succeed A. II. Palmer, resigned.
The Harper Man Ifacturns Companys WOOL.
mill at oxford, Me-, WAC burned Wednesday
night Cause, the explosion OF lamp LOSE.
ai5O 900: Insurance, 100000. Two hundred
and forty hands were employed
The commandments chief u the United States
naval force on the Asiatic station reports " the
NAVY Department tue following movements ot
ships under date ~ September llsn: ino
Monocacy Was at iokohoma, japan. ~" All:
ance arrived 1t Shanghai sepIemDcf 'tu' sna
the Palos ON the following day.
Surgeon John c. Boyd, Of the navy. has been
ordered to temporary duty as member ana re-
cordsr OF the Naval Examining Board At the
naval hospital Brooklyn, y. T.. Ensign james
n. Sniudei has been detained from tho 70
cey,pg -ship Independence and ordcroo 70 We
Fish Commission steamer Albatross.
After forty years service and At his own re-
,ra., CANAAN George II. Perkins has been
nIsrei ON the retirei list u the navy. captain
Pergins distinguished himself during the ia'o
war having taken part In the ensaeemenss on " =
Mississippi and being chieny 'ls'tumcn'ss ...soo
nptur~ Of the Tennessee, ON when orasos
he volunteered his service TO Admiral fortct soo
WAS placed In command OF the Chickasaw.
Tbe Secretary Of the Treasury hns Issued .
cirular 10 customs officers la regard W the pec.
| ing of cotton on ships. IL embodlcs TIC resois
of an investigation VI tho rro In he oosson
| OF the British steamship City Of kichmond ~
June last, conducted by tho British uovesnesss
and declares that she frequency OF nres on sn.gS
i,1ss condition Of the packing Of she bales. ~
| circular quotes the laws bearfoS on .nv
ana en,ons ON customs officers the smpoSSsace
| Of enforcing . strict compliance shseo"''"'
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
RESULTS AS THE SEASONS CLIMAX
DRAWS VERY NEAR.
Colts Give the Game to Cincinnati
The Record.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.]
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 1.-The Phil
lies were defeated by Boston to-day in a
wellplayed game. The hitting was about
equal. but that Of the visitors was more
concentrated, while the home players er-
rors were costly. Attendance, 1929
B.B.H.E.
Philadelphia. o O0lO0 00-1 6 4
Bostons ...O 0 O420x-6 6 3
Batteries: Esper and Clements; Clark
son and Bennett.
THE COLTS HEARTDRoKEN.
CHICAGO, October The Colts played
to-day As il they were heartbroken and
gave the game to the visitors on the three
errors they made They could do nothing
with Mullanc, but managed to score the
only earned run Of the game on Ryan's
three-baggor and Wilmots sacrifice. At
tendance, 2,l00.
Chicaeos 10000 10O0-1 2 3
Cincnnatis.. 2 900 20-6 3
Batteries Hutchinson and Scbriver;
Mullane and Harrington.
oTHTR SCORES.
At New York Neagucj: r. B.H. z.
New Yorks o 0 0 IL 0 0 0-3 4
BroOkyns o 2 o 2 0x-G 6
Batteries-Ewing and Burrill; Foutz and
kinslow.
At Baltimore (Association): r. B.H. Z.
BaltImOres.. % o z / o 0 / III Z
Athletics. .....6 3 0 OF 0-16 10 3
Batteries Madden and Robinson Cham
berlain and Mlligan.
At Cleveland Uesgue): II. B.H. z.
Clevelands. IA OO0O42-7 IS 4
Pittsburgs. . % o 4 0 0 0 / 0--5 7 5
Batteries-Niau and Doyle; Baldwin and
Mack.
AT Boston (Association): a R.BH. Z.
Washlngtons.. o 0 0 1 0 OF 0-1 G
Batteries -Buffinton and Murphy; Car
sey and MCCLURE.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. October 1.-Cotton steady;
saes to-day, 100 bales: uplands, lille. Or-
leans. pie: net receipts, oil ports. 2s,7OO
hal.s. exportr-:o Great Britain. 1880 bales;
france, 4 800 Ia es; &c ntirent, lO,Uoo bales
stork. 6i2l44 balcs. southern hour steady
and mo q a..tiye. Wheat irregular, ciorfng frm.
ar and quiet: No. 2 red, el.O2t4a& l.O24a IN
sore and elevator: 61.03+sasl. OBS anoat; OPP
tions declined lsaasc., but afterwards prices adj
vanc ID 9sas1c. on the cold and stormy weather
West delaying seeding; the strength, however,
was held In check by the rather depressed leel-
Ing In Wall street; No. red, October, sIO2fs;
December, e1.O634: May, e1-l3. Corn quiet
ana easier: No. 2, Ullss62c. In elevator; oi1sa
dc. anoat options closed steady anu uncnansed
20 Sc. up, wholly on light manipulation; octo-
Oats nrrner and fairly active; options fairly
active and steady; October, 33tsc.; November.
34c.: May, 37ISc. spot Nc. 2, white, 3o14c. !;
m,xed western, 32a35c. Coffee Options opened
steady and closed barely steady; October,
aIo. 4Casl?.7O; November, &1l.4OaSll.IO; DE.
cember, sll.30eIl.60; spot kio quiet ana
steady fair cargoeA. Tic. Sugae-Raw duil ana
nominal: rednd quiet and easier. Molasscs--
Nav orleans frm: fair demand. RICE IN Iait
demand and q 10. Petroleum quiet sndnteady
reGned. New oh, 6.25ad. 4Oc.; rnhsuelpniA
md Nsittmore, y. 2Oaf. 800. Cotton-eeed Oil dutl ;
new crude, soc. X sin steady and quiet strain.
"a common 70 god, ol.37t<atl.4O Turpen'
tine nuie; and steady at 37Isa3sc. PROVISIONS
smist and steady. Peanuts outlet rrei.hts
Arm and quiet; cotton, 7-:2d. /; grain. 4sAAod.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October 1.-,Whoat was aau U.uay,
ana its nuatn ati0ns 10 price were common !" -
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unneuAlly narrow range Tho news wee nos ex'
citing and was both bulIish and ooar1sb. Inc
prices resulting from this etase OF snn,S
ranged both above and below the cioelne nsute
Of Yesterday, and the close was sngnslZ n'snSaEc
December opened AZ p7c., touched OV1c.s 500
up gradually 70 o7I<c, then bccsme easy cisnln
narrow range, aud At noon stood ~ VIZ
against g7hc. at the close OF ycsterdey' AL
tor noon tho market WAS very oni- ous
sids orders wore few. and tho lo'si protee'onsw
on another point g. 07i4c., but Il took on some
strength near tho end. and closed STEADY :.
e7tSc. Corn, though IN occasionally ehowea
signs OF weakness was gencrnliy STRONG. snu
closed with advance OF Ia. over y75tcrusys
nnal figures for October, but the morovueIoItou
futures made less marked gains. The fact tnns
no deliveries were made on October con.racs,
indicating that The deal IN that month hsd pcen
settled, together with the very ughs fe,etyS,
were the bull features Octotsr opcnsd ~ &c,
an advance Of lc. overnight, aud TURNER
advanced 10 J29tc.. but nc the ADVANCE
the selling was quite tree, and with only a
moderate demand the market broke ana nhs.y
went tn 5lSc. Then came the estimates ioF
to-morrow-only 1870 csrs-And wheat showing
strength there WAS reaction 10 o2sAc.
slight decline folowci. but though tho market
WAS dull 10 was stubborn. and after going 70
5iisc. IL reacted and closed at 5.H., the Top
figures OF the day. Oa's were firm In sympathy
with corn. The market for hog products was IT.
regular. Short ribs showed more nrmness man
anything else on the List. Shorts covered freely.
The close shows pork unchanged TO 1Oc higner'
lard 2i,asc. higher ard ribs 2taa17k'. up.
CHICAGO, October l.-Casn quotations.: fiour
steady and unchanged. No. =. spring wheat'
94stc.: No. 9. red, y5s954c. No. corn; o.'c'
No. . oats, 26stc. Mese-pork, sa.s.lp. Lard
s0.67l.as6.7O. shor,-ribs. e6.s0as7. Dry-sal'-
1886. Whiskev, si.1S.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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AUSTRIA CLARIFIED.
A. Alleged Attempt Upon ths IAss % me
Emperor.

fby Ansio-Amsvscno cable 10 the DspasoAj
vienna, October THE Emperor
Francis Joseph arrived in safety at Reicho.
berg. near Prague. this morning. and With
his advent tho news Of an alleged attempt
upon tho life Of tho Imperial traveller
spread oil over Austria. The general
opinion Is that the startling news ciYcu.
lating - either untrue or else exaggerated
to considerable extent. but II has caused
Q great sensation IN spite OF the dOubts
thrown upon the statement. The story u
brief is about As follows: During the
night. It appears, an attempt Was made
with dynamite bomb or other bomb
loadei with . high explosive TO blow up
the railroad bridge at KosenthAl, q suburb
Of Rcicheburg. This outrage IL ssid to
have occurred shortly before the En-.
perors train at an early hour tpractically
during tho night was TO pass over the
bridge mentioned. Some railroad watch
men, II IS said. saw the would-be assassina
the bomb to the bridge structure and b
appearing upon the scene frustrated theH
design.
The railroad officials VINO have circu.
lated this alarming story have not - Jet
learned whether the men supposed TO
have been engaged in this outrage intend.
cd to DESTROY the Rosenthsl bridge - the
imperial train was approaching II or
whether u was the alleged ssssssirs desire
TO wait until the Emperor train was upon
the bridge. In any case there is much IN
the whole affair which will need dennite
explanation before sober minded people
will be convinced that ell attempt upon
the Emperors life has really been made Of
even contemplated.
The STORY TRrH.
VIENNA, October IAN investigations
into the report that an attempt had beee
made upon the life Of the Emperor OF
Austris by attaching bomb to the rail-
road bridge at kosenthal near Reichen-
burg, over which the Emperor Was 10
pass, shows that the report is true. Two
bombs charged with nitro-glycer,ne were
placed III the gutter or drain OF the
bridge. Attached to the bombs Was
time-fuse. The would-be assassins mis-
calculated the time the train was TO pess
or were at fault - to the length OF the
fuse used. In any case, the fuse acted
about 1880 p N. "Wednesday.
THE EXPLOSION
destroyed the masonry above and about
the bridge tunnel and disturbed the road
bed. but did not affect the bridge struc-
ture. The road was soon clear. Conse-
Quently when the Imperial train passed ~
I O'Clock this morning there was little or
no trace OF the explosion. .
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MARRIAGE.

ARBUCKIE-MOsES. Married. o. ths
,s%dcnoe Of the brides mother. Ma i u.
IrhncIIe. i4i eat Sixteenth street, Nov
vnrI c;tv LIZZIE EMELINE ARBUCkLE
10 WALTER D. MOSES. OF Rishmond.
Va. on September n. 1891. BY Rev. I'd.
Hale.
WARE SNYDER. Married. e the
,ss;dsnca OF Edwin +. Ware Ssl4 eass
Broad street, Richmond. Va, Sop
TENDER Soth, BY Rev; r. H. Rs Hv
con. ID. D., Mr. JOHN 7. wAAsn3
~ Nevport News. and Mis- CASSIE
SNYDER. Of Richmond city.
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muRoeR AND SUPPOSED ARSON.
Wu,iam Dixon and Wife Killed ana '"e''
o,I,.. Consumed In the Dwelling.

R,ty,og. N. c.. September SO.nA ,spe-
ha 80 ,r;nbt from Roxboro' says William
CIV n,~n ma, and wife. who lived ten miles from
~ DiAon q, o. Person county. were last night
tns screaminq in their house, but as
re, r9@ were known TO live unhappily 1t was
, ~ thew were fighting. The house TO-
u vnD midnight was seen to be on fire. This
'',nrr,n" two charred bodies. those OF
D,Ion and his wife, were found IN ths
,nins Dixon's hat. with a hole knocked
~ i a bloody stone. and u pool OF Dioou
were found in the yard, and IT Is quito cef-
ta,n ,nurder was committed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02

CHICAGO, October 1.-,Whoat was duil today.
"A ne fiuctna ti0ns 10 price were connncd 70 a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
GOV CAMPBELL AT YOUNGSTOWN.
He Suggests That Even the western "e-
s.,ye Wight GO Democratic.

YousGsrowS. O., September 3O.-Goyer-
nor Campbell addressed a large audience
~ att the Opera- House tonight, The Cover
nor opened his speech by descri pnne, Ms
piJ snnonncei that there bad been
enoueh large and enthusiastic meetings to
ca,,se ms section 10 reverse the usual or
der OF things and roll up democratic crate
majority This election, said the Cover
nor, means more than the mere M 9tIso' ',r,.
II the next Government. Nh Mchiniey
stapds for all that Is excessive IN ,he me me
Of taxation. 1t is no use trying TO hide ,nc
issue. 1t IS no Use IN 40 yonI ihe o" on the
e es'np nncstion: neither will 1t do for hun
- branch of and talk about wanting
honest h. elections. We have arranged ioI
. uUnTSI in Ohio. and Mr. Sherman and
his party Will have them whether they Ike
IL or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
BOULANGeR'S SUICIDE.
Its Lack Of Effect Prcss Com
ment Upon II.

[By Anglo American cable 10 ths Dispatch.l
LONDON. October The fact that the
suicide Of General Bouanger made no I'm
preston upon the European Bourse indi-
Gates the low cbb of the Generals IN.
iusnce. The Times in commenting on the
suicide Of Boulanger. says: ienerai
Boulanger cleared the air OF French poll.
tics. II the republic IL again mensced
the danger will come from more upright
and manly aspirants for power than
Orieanist Bonspartist intrigueIs VINO
figure in the Coul,sses d,i E0uGRJist"
The Standards Paris correspondent SAY
"All sides exclalm that II was the best no
could do; that he WAS man all the same"
&C. &c.
The Vienna correspondent of the Stdnd-
ard saws: "Boulangers suicide IL tho
subject Of conversation everywhere. lis
fate - compared with that Vt Balmaceta,
which probably suggested 1t. Charac-
terlstlc stories are in circulation about his
devices to hide bis impecunlosity. Many,
knowing his circumstances, anticipated
that such would be his end"
The Pans correspondent OF the Times
saws: 'Boulanger 5 only excuse IL that.
being once commonplace and sincere, no
strvtd without suspicion asan Instrument
of Others. The irrstrievable depth OK nus
fall shows that France, henceforwArd
mistress of her destinies, Is no longer
likely to take upon herself o master. With
his corpse wifi be buried the latess per-
sonification of that execrablo race known
as the Saviors Of Society"
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Notorious Crook I'm the Tolls.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October Hugh Lo-
gap. with several GlidsfS, anOtorlous crook
and forger. was captured here last night
by the city detectives. Logan's crimes are
numerous. He l. wanted for breaking
lail at knoxville, where b. was confined for
horse-stealIng. Last June he forged u
draf, for SlO. 900 on the Bank of Columbia
and passed it. September 2lst he at
tempted to pass a check for $500 on the
hank at Cleveland. Tenn, and two days
later presented check at the Sweetwater
Bank tor - 500. but was baked in both
cases He had i'll his possession when
captured forged letter Of credit from
the Bank Of Columbia and the seal OF the
county. He positively refuses to disclose
HIS real name,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Mew voex TOBACCO MAhkET,

New York, September 29.-The
market does not show more than mod
crate animation. but such lots as are
taken for export show very regular
prices. seedleaf THE distributing
business is very good and at well.sus-
tanned prices. Ssles are 200 cases 1890
New England-Hava at 2la6Oc. 300
cases 1890 Wisconsin Havana at l3al6c. !;
300 cases 1890 Ohio at Sialllc.; 100
cases 1890 Zimmer's at 1910. 50 cases
1889 Pennsylvania seed at l2tal5c. !;
POO cases Sundries at 6a25c. 400 bales
Havana at 70c. asl. Is; 100 bales Su-
matra ut S2as3.-Nc,o York Journal "
Iaill llIlf0C-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
fcrrcd creditors arc Writ r. Taylor q Co.,
1929; I; A. Saunders & Son. 1912. and ID. l.
Toncy, t21,50

s62a; "a. Saunders & Son. 1912. and ID. L.
Toncy, t27.50.
COUNTY ITEMS
Tho contract 20 open the proposed new road
from point on the Goodies Bridge road, near
Grimm'r, in Midlothian district, to tho Spring
Ran road, In Clover Hil district, Will be award
October 18th.
building bridge across the creek at this point
VIII be let by Supervisors William Spear and
Cornelius Mimm.
Superintendent Bisnkingrhip, Of Chesterfield
says that the promised drill of teachers on tho
now charts will be given Mt Salem church, M fol-
lows: For the white teachers, october 18th; col
Ored teachers, October 18Th.
Members Of the Farmers Alliance OF Chez
torficld had picnic yesterday AT Daviss school
house, near kobious. A number OF persons
from tho vicinity OF Manchester went Out 70 At
Tor the Legislature were present.
PERSONALS AND BRIEfs.
Mr.. y. II. TophaIn, of williamsburg, Is visiting
In Manchester.
Mr.. John W. Owens. who has been quito siok,
is now visiting friends In fermvillc.
Mrs. India Taylor, OF keySvilc, formerly OF
Manchester, is visiting friends and relatives In
the city.
Mrs. Laflmer, OF Athens, Ga, Is visiting Mrs.
". T. Ethgow, on Porter street
MIR. Marshall 1raylOr, who has been quite sick
for several weeks. Ia able TO be out
Mr. :. ). L. Pattc-on and Mr.. Overton Howard,
Of Richmond, were in Manchester to-day on legal
business
Mr.. +. ". Parrish. the Democratic nominee for
the Senate in this district, was IN Manchester
yesterday.
Miss Louise Willis, 81 Chesterfield, is visiting
the Misses Townes. Of Petersburg.
Several new roads are 10 he opened In Ches-
tcyncld county In the Midlothian and Clover iill
districts.
The sionc- work on the new Jail ut Chester
field Courthouse has been completed 10 tho
st'ond story, and some Of the iron tor the jail has
been received.
Minor the son Of Mr.. !. W. Bronaugh, Jr., who
has been quite sick. was much better yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Ccrsley and Miss Maggie y.
Holt, Of this city, were married in Washington
yesterday. and are expected to return to Man
chester on saturday.
The funeral OF Miss Maggie u. Gentry, who
died Tuesday afternoon at her mothers resi-
dence, No. II9 Eighteenth street, took place
from the Fiith-Street church yesterday after
noon.
II was expected that a trial trip would be
made yesterday afternoon with an electric car
over the NayOs-biilge car line, but for some
fhe 90 no RIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
A Detailing Treasurcr's shortage

CHICAGO, October IA special dispatch
from Little Rock. Ark, says: The state
Board. which has been Ave months making
a settlement with e1-Treasurer WOODRUFF.
has completed It's labor. The report says
he owes a shortage OF elss, 900, but that
there are $4,000 Of assets in which the eI.
Treasurer may have equities. The definite
shortage. which must without doubt be
paid by the bondsmen. Is $4,000, but
court may decide that nearly the entire
amount VI $l3S. 900 must be paid; this too.
in addition to the $1,000 paid by the
boudsmen on February last.
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LEAGUE.
RlCHMONDs' eRRORLEsS GAME.
Defeated by a Score Of o to G.
Hot Contest and Big Crowd.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.


LYNcHBURG, Va. October The Rich
mond aud Lynchburg baseball teams
crossed bats here this afternoon III River
mont Park and the score stood 9 20 in
favor of the Rlchmon1s. The Lyncht urgs
did not make a run until the sixth inning,
when they punched their hits and made
two in the sixth, three in the eighth. and
one in the ninth. The RIchmonds played
an almost errorloss game. The feature OF
the game for the Rlchmonds WAS Pop
Iatcs taree-bag hit with three men on
bases. The game was holly contested
throughout A very line crowd was IN at
tendance.
The batteries were Kelly and Luck tor
the Richmonds ana Kenner and Glass for
the Lynchburgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
NEW Work IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2S.-The market does not
have especial animation. Trading is
not as good as through several days
since, the little squirt then having disap-
peared. Values are kept along to q
steady range. The quotations are
American pig is quoted at Sl7aslS for
No. /; 3l5. 50asl6. 80 for No. 2; gray
forge ut Sl4asl4.50, with southern at
5i6asl7 for No. l and Sl5aSl6.25 for
No. .. and gray forge at sl3. 75asl .5Oj
Scotch pig at s2las23.25, as to brands.
with Glengsrnock not quotable. Steel
rails at 81. Wire rods-foreign at
si5.5Oa $40. Old L rails at s2o.5Oa
s2l. 50 No. wrought scrap at sl9ss2l.-
MN YORK Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
A Familiar Voice.
boston Herald

The spectacle of one Of the judges OF |"
Rnston court presiding at a partisan meet
DE nos; ~ nsdham was unusual if not unpre-
, ceaae N Ibis is the same judge who mo
once. as a candidate for ofice, began ~ ~
speech with "You are, most " 49, o;;oa y
millisr with the souEd OF niy 49, a.,
"twenty dollars and costs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
The Russian Famine.

LONDON. Eng, September The Sc.
Petersburg correspondent OF the Ns'ss
says: A Government circular has again
been issued forbidding press illusions to
the famine in consequence Of articles pro-
posing an income tax to relieve over
burdened peasants. Private letters give
heartrending accounts of the distress
among the people, especially in kazan,
Samara. and Nijni-Novgorof Deaths are
SO numerous that many people are buried
without religious rites. The Tribunals
dismiss charges Of robbery OF bakeries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Madame Boulapger's Distress.

10y AnHlO-American cabIo u tb6 DlFpAtcn'I
PARIS. October Madame Boulanger,
tho wife Of General Boulanger. who Is
living at Versailles, was overcome with
grief when informed OF her husbsnds
tragic death IN the cemetery at Ixelles.
near Brussels. She tainted twice within 2
short time after hearing the sad news and
is At present very much depressed N spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
Eight Miners Killed.

10y AnglO-American cable TO The DlspAth'I
CARDIFF, WALES. October IA fatal coll
lery accident occurred to- day at the Aber-
gwynt coliery, near BrldGend. Giamor-
canshire. Eight miners were killed through
the fall of a hosting car. caused by over.
widening Of the pit-gea attached to It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02

ooNwAY..DisS!,, . e ~ y. ' sssS5SS%xf. :
nstivs of County Clair. Ireland 9. -.
Fuasrel viii s.!a%s,I IiSssy ~ Seso s.: "a
siek's church. sAIuhDAa 70 v ~ tsnSS
q loo'sloek y Ixisaeo
Ss,s3%oss isSssa1osth 0Aa.l -
vSsSiSSsoa 0I O. pApsss please sopss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
BAL TIMORe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd. October l.-Vireinia console,
lO.4Os 81 hid d.. IS, GIaG5: Baltimore and
Ohio stock. 1OOai0li@ Northern Central sto. K,
20 asked Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern let
incomes. 99a4 a1U0i3 dc. 81 incomes, 10 asked :;
consolidated gas bonds, ll2all3: do. stock.
4Jy.a4O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
NEW Work PEANUT MAdKeT.

SEPTEMBER 29.-Peanuts are quiet ;
new fancy hand picked quoted
at 4c. farmers grades at 2.s3ic. for
prime. -New York Journal Of Com
fllsrcp
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Showing In the Northwest

IbJ
ST.. PAUL, MINI. October Reports
from the West say IL IL showing IN Mon
tana and over large portion Of the British
possessions. Last evening the tempera-
ture was two degrees below freezing at
Helena, and the cold wave was rapidly
moving eastward,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.

New YoBK. September 29.-Wants OF
consumers are fair and at full late prices.
Sicily quoted at s6Jas7O and Virginia at
Si5as56.- New York journal u Cone
mFr4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-02
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its 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 ooc
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. ca.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. NV
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