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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
MURDER, ARSON, AND ROBBERY.
An Atroc'ous Triple Crime-Mrs. Co'ar'
and Son Bntchered and burned.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. September "a
News of robbery. q horrible double muir
der, and the burning of the dead bodies 10
hide the crime. which occurred in Raleigh
county last Friday night, has just reached
this city. The victims were Mrs. Mary
Cozart. widow Of Henry CoZart, who died
a prisoner a. Camp Chase, Ohio. during
the war, and her son Jopling. who were
living alone some fifteen miles from IA
leigh Courthouse. The murder was n
mysterious one and there is no clue TO the
murderer. Living away from the road the
murder was not discovered till Saturday
night, when coroner's jury was sum-
mOned.
WEAPONS BROKEN.
The investigation showed the lock on
the door to have been broken. the rifle
which JOpling kept over the front door TO
have been broken in two, and the barre!
and lock were found near the remains OF
the victims. while Mrs. Cozart's revolver
was found lying near her remains.
CHARERD To CRISP.
There was evidence that the murder was
committed after tho victims had gone TO
bed. 7 heir remains were charred % crisp
and were barely recognizable when founo
IN the d,bi-is Of the burned building. The
heart Of Jopling was nearly consumed,
SHOWING IL u uiNf D'tU tliiHi4tb VI no
blood before the fire reached it, while Mrs.
Cozart's heart was intact, evidencing that
che had been murdered by blow. causing
no loss of blood.
Persons living in tho neighborhood
heard gunshot Friday night, and others
saw the light, but none dreamed OF the
tragedy being enacted so near to them.
ROBBERY HE OBJECT.
The victims had LAID by considerable
money. all ia gold. and it was supposed
theg had from $500 10 81, 900 IN the house
at the time of the fire. less than - Of W Inch
was found scattered in the ruins, and no
trace OF Jopling's watch has yet been
found. II is therefore supposed TO have
been "a triple crime-robOery. murder, and
arson.
No CLCF TO TIE MURDERER.
A r ward ha' been offered by relations Of
the murdered people for the arrest OF the
murdercrs and tramp has been arrested
on suspicion, but nothing Is known az 10
who the murderer was. / he reopleo OF the
county are terribly excited over the terri
llp affair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26

enters, stcmmsrs, and smokers, and only few
briehts that might DO termed 40 wrapper'
Prices were we'll up to-day and nothing neglect
Cd. Tuesday breaks will bc OF old ana new
stock.
There Ia no doubt but that Richmond Is get
ting for the better tobaccos OF she bnsht
crop. Our prices justify fullest shipments
The deficiency Of wrappers In tho new crop Is
now an unquestioned fact II was further
demonstrated to the four Richmond tobaccon'sts
who attended sales ut Tarboro' and Wilson. \.
C., who saw planters and dealers and ware
housemen from all over North Carolins anu
Virginia. New tobacco IL selling we'll, and par
ticulsrly lcafy good mahogany wrappers must
advance, ana that strongly.
Mr.. II. E. Hartman. editor soThtrn Iooaeeo
Journal, OF Winston, n. c., Is In the city ON bust
ness. He represents the late tobacco around
Winston rs improving. with fne weather, with
more hope OF fair filters, which Winston manu-
fscturcrs will need In its entirety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
MARKETS 6Y TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.. September 25.-CottoD steady;
mitdling, ll-loc. low mIddline. o,sc. : good
ordinary I'd: net reccipts, 80 bales gross
receipts. 1880 bales; forwarded, or BALES;
salee. 81 baies-all spinners: stock, l55,238
balee. Weekiy-net receipts, l,3l2 bales; q oss.
43,246 bales exports-to Great Britain. ll.s12
bales TO PrnRce, 1907 bales TO the Continent,
5,3l7 bales; forwarded. 7,5i6 bales; sales, l,5p5
baos-all spinners. Total .o-day-net receipts,
39,0ll Daics; exports-to Great Britain, l,340
bales; to France, 1863 bales: 70 the Cont
nent, $3.50 bales stock, SCI, T10 bales. Con-
soli1ated net rcceipts, 2ls,022 bales exports
70 Great Britain. 1851 bales; TO France,
6,laJ bales 70 tho Continent, 1871 bales.
total since September lss-net receipts, boz
sss Dales; exports-to Great Britain, ll4,0+S
bales; 10 France, li.O34 bales; TO the CONT
nont, % 81 bates. southern nour more active
aod weaker; common to fair extra, e3.65a
s+95: good TO cnoi-e DO, e4.40ae5.35. Wheat
weaker and moderately active; No. 2 red,
sl.03asl.Oal4 In store and elevator No. red,
sl.0Ole; options declined lalls,. on easier
cables. attempted reselling Of csrSoes and longs
selling, advanced >sat4c. on local buying. and
closed steady at 74alsc. under yesterday: No. 2
red. September, sl.03h; October, sl.04; Do
c,mber' tl.o7,, Corn nrm and moderately
op,ion opened easier and closed nrm at 4assc.
May Size Oats irmsr and in good demand !:
S sgSs4 s as AUD .Sts No. gssmss s osi
western, 3ia3fc. Hops easy ana quiet Coffee
Options opened strong at l0s40 points up aud
closed steady At 5s35 points up; September,
si345a@l355: October. tI225sel2.50: No
vom ar, sll.50a sli.75 spot Riodull and nomi-
"a. ) gar Qlos and steady. MolAsscs-Now
Orieals nrm and In fair demand. kice nrrn
ard In fair demand. Petroleum quiet aud
easier; refined, 6.S0a6.+5c,: do in bulk.
3.90a3.95c. Coston-seed oil dull and weak |;
new crude, SOC. new yellow, Csc. Rosin steady
aud quiet strained. common to good, ol.soa
el.40. Turpoatino quiet aud stsady {. 37ba
3sc. Wool steady and quiet Pork active and
steady. Peannts steady. Beef steady but dull
hiid.or ,ser aud more a,tivc short-clear, seq
TENDER, s7.9,. Lard lower and more active
western steam, e6.9o bid city, ed7O; October,
51.92 December, o7.04 bid; January, e7.l4
bid. FreisAts nrm and In moderate demand !;
cotton, 7-32c. grain, %ISd. BID.
CHICAGO.
CHIC 100. September 25.-Wheat ruled weak
and lower To-Day. The news was generally boar.
ish. Cables aud domestic markets were bwer.
December opened at 977k against 0636c at the
close yeeterday, sold down 70 07}Ac, then, on
free buying by shorts 70 take prodf, rallied 10
Q74ic., oAssd on Some. advanced again during
the last hour on renewed covering ~ shorts,
| going up 70 9s}x., but did not hold the advance,
recedtns IN the last few minutes. and closing al
| a7,ks. The nnai weakness vss due 70 ieS.s o
| 10 he shost demand AID 70 late cables quoting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
CHARGED WITH ENTERTAINMENT.
The Secretary of the Fidelity Improve
ment Company In Much Trouble.

The case Of G.. de JustO, the negro
CHARGED with the embezzlement OF elio OF
~ finds Il the Fidelity improvement com
many. Of which he was secretary, WIS heatn Dy
fTa,,re Crutcnreid nj 4:3O o'clock yesterday a.
ternoon. The grand jury Of the Husiings Court
has already found q true bill Of lhdlctih.il
AGAINST do Justo for obtaining money uhl.t
false ,retence-, ana this charge "ds ccltiiic" !"
mar tribunal u take the same course,
me accused wan ably rciresentcd yest1fusy
a.ferncon Nv Juegc Edmund WadiiH ana +. a.
Tant,l,,n t,olOred). while the prosecution Was
,,nndul I a by Giles Il. Jackson (oOloIool. l.,
sergeant Iomlinson, who arre-ien ue ousto III
s,sun,,n on the morning Of september "ln' les,
,,Gc5 fta, he then admitted that he hao nseu
Inc money he obtained from The coi0rcu WOMAN
LINED Hitler In nis owp business, which inc
,eitness took not 70 be the business OF ine coin-
pany. -, ,.toroa ,vo,na, who
,sss nlacel on the stand was tothe cDect ma, 20
10 mad approarhed her WIN "a pIopoat"l,
-, n she would give him her money ne "ol.u
&c n I'm a bank where IL would yieli nor ~
To- cent. on the dollar, and thar she gave MN
"a ~ one time aud go at ano'heI' Dat 'ha'
sLn had not since seen the accused. 49,
Af,er hearing the testimony OF one or TWO
o,,'er witnesses tho Justice sent the case Oh u
the Hastings court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
CROSSED THE BURNING SANDS.
yo,r Candidates Received Into AccA TEN
pio at Last Nights Meeting.

The members Of Acca Temple, Ancient
.,sLic Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
yathered IN force last night Tor 'ho his' 'iine
,ince Ia. summer vacation ..,,. t,,o.,.
shriners from stanton, for.snnvI'" 16 son
D D, =, and Warrington we're present Inc
lo2' ,i. xcye fresh aner their long rest ana tLe
hrbs we're anxious for the prey bnt Were n mo-
a 800. nv the Most Noble Potentate' VINO
~ maj the excessive heat might impair
tbelr future usefulness. ,..,. ., ,,e
Four candidates trod The hot sAilos oi "
,..eTt Tho weary wayfarers were enthuslas'l-
caily received at the end OF .hor p's sannnst
~ s,'.sche. and rongr followed ana when we
vsss over the Arabs folded their tents ana
s,ol, stleuty away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
POLITICS IN NEWPORT NEWS.
The House and senate Conventions Mon
day-The Various Candidate.

NFwpoRr Nrws. September 2i.-Political
matters are at fever-h.at here to-day and
there is no probability Of an abatement of
the excitement before next Monday. when
the legislative and senatorial cOnyen-
tions Will meet here. There are now two
candidates in TINS county for the icsi~.a-
tive honors-namely. DR.. j. II. Crahord,
who halls from the upper end Of the
county. and Mr. A. A. Moss. well-known
real estate man whose home Is IN this
city. card appeared III the Sun last
week nominating the latter gentleman
and since then he has been actively IL
work soliciting votes among prospective
delegates. DR.. Craiford. however, has
been In the field for more than Il month
and his friends clam that his nomination
is ALREADY assured. He is a strong ALI
ance man and has been chairman of the
County Executive Committee for several
years.
TIE JUDGESHIP.
Dr. Craford will be bitterly opposed.
however. in this county. This will be on
account Of the infusion into the campaign
Of questions which ought to play DO part
in il. Among these are the appointment or
a nudge for the coming Corporation Court
and the selection of other impor:
by the opponents Of Dr.. Cradord
that he Las pledged his SUI
port to MIR. Phil. Hubbard. who lives
in the edge Of the county, for Judge, ana
that he will endcavor 70 secure the ap-
pointment Of wealth s-Attornoy
Robinson. Of this city. for corporation at
torney. Besides all tins, 1t i said that ir.
Cratford has designs upon the quarantine
Office here, which Is now filed BY DR.. A. {.
Jones. The plan. according TO the eosslps.
j. that Or. CranOrd will name the Judge.
ship for Mr. Hubbard in consideration OF
his appointment as quarantine physician.
HAS MADE NO PROMISES.
On the other hand, however. DIR. Graf
ford's friends say that he has made no
PROMISES and does not intend 10 make
any. hut that his recommendation viii bs
governed by tho wishes OF his constitu-
ente While il seems to be generally be-
ljeyed that the Doctor has the inside track
the supporters of Mr.. Moss say that he VII!
carry Of the prize. The fight Is waxing
warm and things are expected to take
lively turn between now and MONDAY.
THK NOMINEES.
The district convention will meet here
tomorrow night and there Will PROBABLY
be a spirited contest at the selection OF
DELEGATES TO the legislative and senatorial
conventions. But no matter how the hght
NAV end, the Democrats Of the county TO
man will support the nominees.
A lcwdler named Ward, who came mere
so"eToi months ago, packed up his stock
last night and skipped out for parts un-
known. He was heavily in debt here.
ROBBED.
Dr Cnrsv. n prominent physician of this
c;ty was robbed Monday night Of $50
worth of clothing. The matter was kept
met until to-day. The thieves unlocked
he front door OF the Doctors Office du-
r,ng his absence and escaped with their
booty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Mxss-Meeting Heid-Characfer's''o is'o-
.,s from Cleveland and Hill.

spox.ys FALLS, WASH, September "a
rtn,a vas a large attendance ut the Sc
cond days convention OF Democratic
Ibis Ibis of Washington. Henry Drum, OF
Tacoma. was elected president ana ueoige
Hazard, Of Tacoma. secretary. III the a.
t e,nv Faulkner, of West Virginia. wa.
o .rn nrator. A large number OF Letters OF
rnS,st were read. Ex-President Cleveland
by telegraph said:
c,xyxLANp's wBoLEsALx PRIScIpLHs
..pI.ass present my congratulations and
lat wishes to the workers N the Demo-
best ~'s cause who meet to-day In your
s e,st,s hope their faith IN ths int tell,
gen. sn,o 70 rest their hopes OF success upoI,
t .ns's advocacy Of wholesome principles and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26

Berlin lowcr And Paris and Antwerp unchanged
Corn wasstfons and fairly scty.. The opentno
sales we're nj n sdght decline oonpArei Wit&
Yesterday. but she demand was ratbef sharp
october opened az $Sts49r.. soid ~ 4gt<c.,
broke to 4Hc., rallied - ty;1c.. eased "a fosnc,
then grew esrons again. advancing % 503<.
curing tho last hour, the purchases ~ snippers
ana sofne icnf'ns commissions ho;lass DRIVING
the shorts TO oyer. Tho close was a, sDxc. 4
telegram from New iork ssyins that much a.
tho =. " White a Co. cash corn bad bren taken
for export and that the rest u (. would sos 90
preesed Tor sale was . strengthening feature.
In TACT when some Of TINT corn s,Ill IN this mar
ket was offered here II vss readily absorbed
Oats we're QUOT. FIRM, and steady, with the
usual narrow fluctuations A. ~ late. Hog pro.
ducts were weak and lower IA tho early traiing,
but tho market grew stsadler during the iastei
part 81 ths session. Tho close shows a loss Of
7hal2l<c. In pork, 3al0c. in lard. and iOa22I<ps
In ribs.
Cash quotations: Flour duh and unchanged
No Z. spring wheat, 95c.: No. =, rod. DJIS.
No. 2 corn. 1880. No. 2 Gate. yssAa.- Nsss
pork, e0.s0ae9.s5. Lard, $3.50. s~Vlkrib~
ed.75ae7. Dry-salted shoulders. eC.2SaS0. 40
short-clear, t5.4Oat7.50. Whisxey. Sl.iS.
Tho leading future. ranged As fellows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26

BAYLISS. DIED. at the residence OF her
parents. 7i3 north Twenty fifth street, at
! o'clock A. NJ, on the Gath instant, ELL.
ZABETH FARIlE. youngest child Of Q.
b. and +. q. Bayliss; aged seven months
and seven days.
Interment AZ lakewood yesterday Che
25thl.
PIEMONT.- departed this life at 100 p.
NJ FRIDAY. September 25th, after linger-
ing illness. WILLIAM Fremont. IN the
fifty eighth year Of his age.
Funeral TO-DAY Saturday at I. NJ.
from the Church of the Sacred Heart.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully in
yited TO attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produceu on
the t,rst appearance Of the agreeable liquid q
fruit Y remedy syrup OF Figs few years ahs
ago has been more than confirmed oy snS
pleasant experience Of all who have u sea
4 and the success Of the proprietor: ann
snuiscturers, the Csliforn's f's-of'up
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
NIL x.a,. for Charles Augustus.

The only CAFE of any importance ,t tske y,
mn it, the nustlngs Court YESTERDAY Wa nar,sa
., ,.sxgng aud entering stable and stoailns
" mule. lie wac found guilty ana s"o" NV
years IN the pouitentlaty' an .sa.,,, IN
Net,Io BIB, charged win al "s'a''' y"
1rbomas Nicholson. Acquitted.
rna,s. ro.sier. charged With assauliing Lucy
MANSON. Four months In jail and one cent nho'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. September 25.- Virginia
lO.4Os. g! bid 10 s. CT bid Baltimore and
ohio stock. lOlalOila Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern lat. looal0OA /; dc. 81 incomes.
gltalOlS; consolidated gas bonds, ll2S4 asked {;
do stock, 45a46.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispa.ch.l

SEPTEMBER 25. 1891
Auction offerings on Change to-day, 8; taken
in. 3; Highest, el2.25: lowest, e3-l0; average
t7.7O.
Ksvcnue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s573.30; tobacco, 937.24-tosal, e3,51O.64.
Private sslcs: Smokers. 4; wrsppers. 80;
dark hugs. 4; DARK ieaf, 3-totai, ~.
The loose sales showed . good proportion OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
A Reduction In Watchmskers' Wages.

BosloS. MASS. September A.-Ihe
American Waltham Watch Company has
lust announced reduction of Is to 20 per
cent. in the wages of 900 of It's employees,
or all those employed on It's lS-size move
rnpufs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
Killed bv n Boiler Explosion.

TroSEsTA. Pa. September 4.-The
boiler Of Berlin's new saw-mill at Bear
Creek exploded this morning, completely
demolishing the mill and instantly killing
J. Elva Berlin. James Conger, and Charles
Is. Grove, all well-known lumbermcn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. o.. and In Cos
nsction Herewith tho Wsa-
ther Indicatsona.
lBy Telegraph 10 the Dlspnsch.l

WASHINGTON. September 49,
IFUR Forecast for Virginia: Clear wea
Their. southerly winds. becoming
! variable; slight changes in tenn
perature.
For North Carolina: Fair weather. sta
tionary temperature. easterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
Tho Canadian Cabinet.

TORONTO. OSr., September PA dis
patch from Ottawa states on what Is be-
ieyed to be reliable authority tnat the
Government has arrived at decision re-
gardlng the reorganization of the Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
FINE HARVESTING WEATHER.
Tobacco Crop Nearly Housed In Char
Iotte-Off to Schools-Per.onai.

ErRFyA MILLS. Va. September 23.-Ihe
weather for some time past has been Just
right for maturing and gathering IN crops.
A few more DAYS Of sunshine and all OF the
tobacco crop will be housed.
IrOtractcd meetings are now being held
in all If our churches and much interest
has teen manifested.
Just now quiet rcigns in the political
camp. There - no thrd-party movement
among US. Our people are conservative
and realize the importance OF the supre-
macy Of true Democracy and VIII act sc-
cOriinsly.
HIGHER EDUCATION.
am glad 10 note That higher education
is still appreciated among our people ana
that rnuny # our boys and girls are ma
circulated at the various high schools and
colleges.
ble-srs Warren White and Henry Os-
borne left tor Blacksburg on Monday.
Mr Flood Morton has nearly completed
his handsome residence.
Or. J. II. Wool AMI Miss Manic Ave.ett
left Oh yesterday for visit To friends III
Farmville.
Miss Leila De MurguionGo, Of Baltimore,
II spending some time with Miss Cornie
Spencer.
Mr. James Branch, large merchant and
cotton broker of Fort Worth, lex. has
been prospecting IN this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises. ......... SOB HIGH llDs.
san sets. .......... 600 Morning. .'lI:fo
Noon rises. .......i2:5O Evening. ...,..... 80.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ssPrEaBgR %. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanok-, Boas, New York, mcr.
chandise and passengers, George W. Alien y
Co., agents.
Steamer hriel, Deyo. Norfolk. norcnan1ise
ANA passsngers, L. Is. Tatum. vice-president
steamship Wysnoke. Boar. New Yori, me!.
chandise and passengers, George W. Auen =
CO., agents.
PORT NEWS. ssPr. %, ls9L
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
s.c.msn,p Fort william. Philadelphia. for
shin Colchester Barbados, for slaves.
Barge Coal King, Barbados. for COAL
PORTOYwEsT POINT, sKPrExssE 20, lsoL
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Fairfax. March, Baltimore mar
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers
SAILED
steamer Elm City, Walkerton. merchandlss
s,ccmrhip Fairfax, Norfolk. merchandise.
steamship Baltimore, Baltimore. mercnand'ss
and passengers
MEMORANDA.
INV YORK. September 25.-Arrived Britain.
NIT Liverpool Arrived out klbe, New ORA o6
Bremen: UInbris, New York for Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26

"A SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS OF
"A RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COUNT ~
nav The bonds aud coupons Of ne a!ss 80
seo1d ,norse asc- bcnds u she JAhk1 kivS1 ~
KANAWdA COMPANY upon delivery ~
ON Rsiiway Company In the city Of kice1Sl4
We
9 los00s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
r,IyLY THE TRACKS.
,esr SANS THEIR CONDITION
W ,'r,ay>Ts ros UNDUE NOISE.
,~cv ,o,h. Isesds His Report
-, street Committee.

,c street Committee.
..r ,nnc Of tho Committee on
rrl ~ the Chanccry-Court
sash, a. hear from Mr.. +. +.
..aar,cai expert Of New York,
.t, The causes Of the alleged
Noise. made by tho electric
.rlcl the roll and the fol
.,s % go body were prompt
emrman Capcrs, Mcssrs.
run thomas, Turpin, aud
r. ..oaal STAFFORD and Attor-
% o.. Electro Company.
ir room. q, we'll a. Mr..
g. Lows ID. Crcrshaw. aud
... laVc heNn antagoniStlc
...~.~ made ~ the opera
s--
SOP TAB MEETING.
,'a.el the purpose for
-lr meeting AMI Colonel
chat Nr. licu. She mo
r. lc had engaged 10 mako
... info machinery and
.....,nN and hichmcni MON
Companies. WAS prcscut
.I.fi- report g. the body.
.l.rl mai ro objection
tle committee would be
.N- o! NJ. ld'A'
...> r..R CONDITION.
...-t explained that he had
r.ira manner the result
..nl d. would carefully
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

ohAlN ANU Gu ION GACHANos
SEPTEMBER %, 1891.
OFFERINGS
WHRAr.-l.lS2 bushels
CORS.-l,si3 bushels
OArs.-1,0O0 bushels
kyH.-54 bushels.
hILL-OFFAL--l5 tons.
SALES
WugAT.-5l4 bushels.
CoRN.-l.0g bushelA
QUOTATIONS.
wHEAr.-Iongberry, alas1.07. Mixed. 0Sca
800. snortDerry, 95c.a$l.Oo No 2 red.
11.0.iaS1.O4.
C0RS.-white, No. 9, Csc. Mixed, No. 2. Goa
61c.
OArs.-No. g. 34a35c.: No s. 3oa33c. Winter
flor seed. 45a50c.
hYE.-4AApoc.
FLOUR
We quoHs: Fine, s3.75asi: supsrnne, e4.2oa
$3.50; extra, e4.75; family. soas5.Io; pat
ont family. 45.60asd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
SIsAsclA1
HIGH-GRADE BONDS.

w,,.xs N, s.,s a choice lot OF 0ILT.ED00
INVESTMENT BONDS, including
CITY OF LYHcRBVRG PER CENT. BONDs,
CITY OF LYNCHBr re- PER I'M: bONuss
CITY OF bANvII.LE 8 PER CENT. BONDS,
CITY OF DANvlLLE \ PER CkNT. boNDSs
CRY on LEXINGTON ky PER CKNT.
CITY o OF wYrHEvILLE VA, PER CENT.
crr SG 81 nashville TENNl ~ PER CENT.
CITY OF CHATTANOOGA rENN] . PER
CENT. BONDS.
ALSO,
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER 3 CHES. III nT0ks
sPRR CENT. PONDS a. price 70 yield invse
tor w per cent. not, . mai. cyv~a
PETERSBURG X. X. CLASS = ofEn SnNnSs
And other attractive securities Yielding the
investor nom ~ per cent. 10 6}s per cent
not. go
JOHN l. WILLIAMS SOS, ban!sn
corner Tenth ana Main suees
"a Richmonds We
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Uou..L.sn.r. Attention

Apple-Rrandy and Spirits for making
Brsndy-Peaches. Spices, Vinegar, &C., for
Picking. can be bad at 1902 east Main.
T,1EwELL EILgrr,
Trustee for j. Binford.
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Ma. MOSS IN WILLIAMSBURG.
He Is Actively Pushing HIS tah'as'-
Oneninp of tho Public schools.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'i
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September 24.-Mr.
Allan A. Moss. Of Newport News, was IN
town Yesterday and called on seveaa al,' OF
our politicians: Mr.. Moss Is prom,
nentIy mentioned in connection with the
Democratic nomination for the lower
house from this district. MIR. Moss stated
that he stood an even chance or securing
The nrize on the fret ballot as he had Sc
c cnr n number of the delegates from the
49, counties. He favors the incorpora-
ton ton Of Newport News by the next General
Assembly. ,,.,r
Ala who with his family nave been visit
mo here, leave Saturday morning, MIS-.
Harrison to visit friends IN LsseX and DIT.
Harrison for home
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ONE CHANGE ONLY.

Our public schools open October LIST s :h
on, ~ teachers (wbite)-Miss Helen
tones succeeding Miss Laura Davis.
Key Rev. T. G. Page. of Bruton Episcopal
ohnrch and who has been ENJOYING his
vacation since the first of the month, re-
Mis- Miss Mary Blaine, Of Louisville. KY,
.,J sister Of Rev. Daniel Blaine, leading
Presbyterian divine. is visiting here; the
meat Of Colonel and Mrs. Randolph liar
Mr. John Casey, who has been clerking
-. Nawnort News fol- some time and VINO
~, was brought here very sick several weeks
AGO has sufficiently recovered ana Ieit
,tis morning for Alton for his health.