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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18

ESTRkYED from the Peck mine two mules -L -one brown and one sorrel the sorrel branded Q enclosed in circle on left shoulder and thigh. A reward of sl0 W Il be paid for their delivery at the saloon between the Boges and Blackberry mlnes or at the City Feed Yard in Prescott. J. K. SLACK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18

DErE 0HLs0N has lost his dog sPrince. II Any information as to the wherea bouts Of the said dog will be appreciated by Ar. Ohlson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
FOR SALE.

"A ss the CLAcK ranch, in Upper Winia m sou Valley. Enquire of Bashford & Burmis ar prearotf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
CLASSIFIED : ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED.

DLAIN sewing. Will go out by the day or do wss at home. Appl to Mrs k A. Miller, two blocks south of E. W. Wells real asnSs Haislars
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
LOST.

A NICELY furnishs room. Apply to Mrs A H. A. BouaKE, corner Willis and Gran ite streets, Prescot.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18

A Hotel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18
FINANCIAL.

n~ro buys gold dust, old jewelry. scrap O gold and silver. 0FricE-First door eas [ of KAsrSKR's saloon, Prescon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-03-18

&seo per anuGm. Resd acst Einse. rules sdspeadsn, rgsC secoaG tune hY titis and esssfed to seiee w@tlse compossd
 Egstsrs S sEc- snt Frank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
DRESs GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

Bedford Cords. tho newest and most styhsn
dress goods out. In all shades, At 20, 30, Az,
90. ~, sgc., 81, up 70 s2.73 per yard; -,
Broadcoths In all colots at 30 %, 90, oSc'' W.
sI.2J. and 81 for the best importer; -
Robe, imported directly for us Ia broadclotn'
Cameis-nair, Boucles, serges, Win hand
some decoration, from $500 to e43 Tor
Rough Goods, very stylish, from 23c. TO s2.75
serges aud Henriet,as. all colors, from 2lc. 70
s.5c. per yari-these are rare bargains; m.
Camels-Hair Novelties, very stylish. from NC
10 sl.sj per yard: 80
Medlum-Prsced Goods In all new shades ana
styles. ranging In price from SIC TO 3vc' per
yard-a very large stock 70 select rom
SILKS, vELvETs, CORDuKoYs.
China Silks In all colors at 20, ~, 49, oo' '''
and Csc. for goods worth sLIo; %
Black and CoIored SILK Faille at soc. worth
BLACK lrrnure a, Toe, o5c and si.33-reduced
col6red sstins at a3, IS, and 49c.
Black and Colored Snrahs a. 81, %, and oyc.' :.
BLACK ana Colored SIX velyets. all shades. -
SO, 90, rs. 93c., 81. Is, UP 10 % per ya,us
WASH FABRICS Ginghsin' r outing s'
F1annsisttes, China Cloths. TISSUES, rnnS
Cretohnes, &C., &C., az very low prices
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
Our Carpet Department on the second hoof y
one of the best ard largest stocked "a me osy'
Cottage Carpet at 123%, Is, 20. anu &c,
Ingram, Tapestry brussels, ' ,n Fei,' insrsin.
Rugs IN Tapestry, Moqnctte, Smyrna, wt'soo
ysiyets, Hassocss, all at very los prices;
Ingram Carpets at 22, Is, 50, 49, ana Doc ''s
Tapestry CARPETS At 40, SIS. 80. rs. So, and o7c.
for tho best article; ,ox -
Body -Brussels Carpet At II and sh''' "'esS
and laid on the noor
Wilton Moqueits Carpet at eoc' wor,n st',w:
Dobson 8 best Noquetts Carpet at si-sS. msas
and laid: ., "a ga
e1.75: ., OF.
Smyrna Rugs at 50. 81. ~, 9oc.. ~. yi.soi
e., e.. rs, "a, $3.50. and 81 tor SOFA Hes'
d. XE. MIITELDokfkh,
New Granite Buildines
an svsi Broad s;gccs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24

philadelphia North Americana
The wife OF the editor Of the New York
WorainJ AdrerftS,r Is a Nlrglnlan by birth
and education. She was born thirty years
ago In Richmond. whcre. as Miss Leonora
Alma Barner. she was thu toast of her
fathers dinners. She married Colonel
John A. Cockerill nine years ago, going to
New York 10 live when her husband took
charge Of the New York World
Mrs. Cockerill Is of medium height;
splendidly proportional. with neck and
arm fitted for an artists model. In com
plexion she Is pink blonde. with hair IKE
FURNISHED copper, Her eyes are brown
and her pearly teethare inclosed with per
fectlv-formed lips. Her hands and feet
are exquisitely small and dainty, her shoes
being 80. .. though she has never worn a
ticht shoe or slipper.
The Cockerili residence IS at 40 Lexlng-
TON avenue. where during the winter they
receive their friend on Thursday evenings.
There youth. beauty, brains, and distlnc-
ton are 10 be found. struggling genus
laurcllei. the rich and the poor all meet
on the same level, the generous hostess
a.able TO all alike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
THE kALENDAR KERMESSE.
This Is what the Baptist Ladies' Enter
taInnent VIII BE Called.

The ladies engaged in getting up an en-
tortainmont 10 raise money TO enlarge the
endowment fund OF the Baptist Home To- aged
Women have decided upon calling II the kaien-
dar kornessc. The booths Will be decorated 10
represent tie seasons and calendar months.
The Kermesse will be bcld on the 24th OF no
veinbef, in the Tabernacle on Grace street now
occupied by the Gracc-Street Baptist churcb,
continuing a week Ut ten days.
The following are the officers elected: Fresi-
dent, Mrs. X ". Powers; Nico-Presldent, Mrs
j. Taylor EllysJn; Secretary, Mrs. Ii. B an
Buren, Treasurer. Mrs. X. Adam.
First Church-Chairman, Mrs. l.. 1. Jcnrcss;
Alternate, Mrs. l. B. Janncy.
FOurth-Street Hagtist--AiIs. James Nalthal.
Second Church-C hartman. Mrs. t. u. Neal :;
Alternate. Mrs. Jane, u. Crump.
Grovc-Avonuc-t hairInan, Mrs. DR.. Charles
Chalkley; Alternate Mrs. b. \. jacob
Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. Luther Jen-
kins: Alternate, Miss Annie Mcdowell
Clav-Street-Nrs. Harvey Barnes.
FultCn-Ms DR.. George Whitfield.
Pine-Sfreet-I hartman, Hrs. j. Il. Hutson;
Alternate, Mrs. i. r. Ragland.
Wesi-N icw-Mrs. j. ". Phil!p>
decentralization n, Mrs. T. J. Todd.
Tobacco 1able-Mrs. g. II. Wing0, Mrs. Lewis
Frayser.
Candy Tabie-Mrs. Il. L. Powers, Mrs. 4. y
Jones.
For the Paper-Mrs. neien Gray.
PubncatiOn-Mrs. H. Theodore Elvson, Mrs.
William h. Hatcher, Mrs. }. Taylor Eilyspn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
r.1anrnnhic RreVities.

oeo Navy Department has authorized inc
90, ,avtneut 20 be made on ha''io-,iliP -, o'
sNe indlana. now building al IiahPS "'iA
al Philadclphla-
M. President has appointed Edwin >. Nous u,
a., .rd Edwin LOngnecker cohtl"i'loi ~ ~. .h :
I'm n. Oneen O liculonant-ccninian"0' a. VIZ
navy. -.
Admiral Gherardi is pushing preparations . Ior
- ,,,,.s Ia the West Indies me hca' 90 ~
-, -, III f,non New York November "a ioi nay
80 tSe Admiral VIII follow on Dis hassnlp' 'liu
pnnadelnha as soon ~ she can DC niaue 49,
~. Cnorord will accompany the fhlauo'pu'''
, ,,,,,,h, trainr going at full speed ran in 10y.
- 49, M Bardwell Hin, Tenn, on tno iIi,'
- Central wednesday. car OF OH eApao'er -,
letting IRE 10 one u The taA,s' % 80 a., ines
=, ...sar dise were destroyed The TWO ons,uye
vi l.s,.'d Tho track on both sides oi the "roSA
rnrned Tor 500 feet, and the "V1is io - ~.
m lo.s a. estimated az S&OO,VVv' ""o u 'N
engineers Was badly hus'
Two mail-pOacbes containing nu, let
,..,.tercd packages ana seVera huiul - ,,tio
80, ,yera stolen nom mah-ear " '"1 ~, :, :,
Rock and Memphis raliroau ~ III ,ihs robbery
earlv hour yesterday morning. he ~, roy ,a1er
- 90. discogered until several houf7 'a' H,,
n',..,,,.s diaeoyered George Woons' ~,
known crook in the suburbs ieisufeJ - an and
letter. taking their NaluADlo ,nss,. ar
,',',,,,.i, he letters He was piaccd nh"Vi ~
~. Z, IN neneyed ho had an aocomphco'
The Navy Department has autnor,. la wee
,o,.ing nayinenls % be made on hs'". 60.
49, So,,ser construction To Craup q So'i,'
saI gao. fourth payment ON ,no p"'n g.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the Uni0p-Woiks % oc,'
Fsanclseo. 900, 0B4. second payment on w
fle-ship Oregon, and so5,ooo, III ,s y,ne,t o.
,ncrf On .srt,iser No o. The Dnai pay nv ~ "a
a'o "a has sIs, been authorized on ,he wa
Sc,i ,,ilers intended for the coasi-deiehco 'v'oo
Monterey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
PIMLIco RACES POSTPONED.
Events Of Thursday on the Other Conrse.
of the Country.
BALTIMORE. October 22.-Thc pimlico
races were postponed on account Of rain

BALTIMORE. October 22.-Thc pimlico
races were postponed on account of rain
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER. October 22.-Tho folloWin, aro
tie results OF io-dayS events:
Flrs' racc-onN milo -- Pennington svor g.
Clemor second. McGinnis third Time. i:5S.
Second Gs,c--slx furlonss Dclusjon ,.o,
Spen0oiine second Flattery third Time
Third elk and onc-half furlongs-. rn,,,.
!. won; Maggie b. second, A. O. II. third.
Tine, i:2S3i.
Foursn race-soven cighths 81 a milo-Tox,
won; bahsarius second, Pliny third. Time,
Finh racc-half a mne-B,e,l Dnko won
hawkcyc second; Judge Mitchell Miri. lime
2gAa.
sixth race-six and ono-han furlones-C,,na,
Won; Shakespeare second. Liitlo Addie thru.
Time, l:2S}t.
At GUTTESrURG.
GUTryNBURe, y. j.. O,tobcr 29.-Tbo rain.
storm which appeared carly this morning heII
igl sway over tho track here to-day and put Ii in
q very BAD condition
First race-six furlongs-Liftlo Fred won. In.
sight second Express third. Time. I:2Ol,.
Second race-nve and q half iurloags-yocaliie
Won; fanSay second, Gonzales third. Time.
ia.
Third race-six and a half furlongs-Fenelor
Won: Beck second. Arab third. Time. l.97H.
foutth racc-s!X flrlongs Salisbury won .
D.nb.e Cross second, Peril third. Time, I.2l L.
rum ia."-hN" ana hall iuTioncs Torment
or won; suocco second, KITTY Van third. Time.
l.'2'4.
sixth raco-Onc mile-Periid won: Bonnie King
scccnd, haywood third. Time. 1863.
Ar IKNINGTON.
LEXINGTON, XIV, October 2".-Running races.
Weather Ane; track good bat at fast.
hrs; rarH-seilin,. two-ycar-Olds, I've fur
lonSs-Lon Dudley Won; Parole second, Zoolcin
third. Time, i.O4
Second race-selling, three-year-Olds and up
wards, ono mile-Speth Won; Prcttlwit second.
Lon cu third. Timc. 1.44.
Third one mile and twenty vards-Pur-
year II. Non; JACK Star second, COrinue Kinney
third. Time. La.
Fourth r9cr--onc mila-Hispania won; Milo
second. DR.. Nave third. Time, l.42@i
FINN racc--o'cycn sixteeIths Of "a mile on
tent won; Annorean second, Julia May third.
Tine, iii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
The DEPARTMENTS WELL FILLED
pros,ect. fur a Fine Fair Are Frightening
Each Day-Race Entries.

The approaching State Fair VIII be al
most phenomenal rs regards the eAilol.S
which VIII be displayed in the dlleIeht uoPe az ~
menfs An OF the space in the main Duliulhs mi
been taken, and every branch OF the siom VIZ W.,
loom up with the largest exhibits that ha'o '0'
been seen at a fair here. , ,a cha
Every cattle-stall has been eneascu anu 'iiO
Jer-ey specimen will be arrayed Iii a ilhsil Ill IL,
nous display. There now remains only 'u ,,,
nttle room for horses, and this departneh. WI"
be one OF the most attractive on inc sio xii,,;o
Colonel A. :. Buford. president OF Tue ,ns.t. /,
Agricultural ana Mechanical society rtalos 'a'
me prospects are highly encouraging lor SUI
cessinI exhibition aud a big attendance
FREE-FoR-AIL TROTTlSG RACE.
nho following il n programme and the list OF
on, ri,s of the free-or-all trottng race inc en-
80 Cor which closed the l7th: ., ,,,,.
T,ird triaI-Premium $500. Free for all Mile
,as.s hest three In five; four TO enter, three W
noa'' First horse. $500; second horse, go :
ssp.t horse s25. Burt sheldon, Dix. e., W. ~.
Cnies. Walter Herr, ch. e., [. Is strouse 2oni'
w uonnan q Kelley Polk Laiioon, b. &, l.. L.
smith: Miss Thompson, d. m, !. We "'"'''
Roanoke Maid, D. M, A. 4. Dohhan'
WORKS or ART.
For the f,ne arts department, Class r. ,no 'oi-
- sosar,tcIas have been entered with the ceo-
retsrs by Mrs. f. IL. Lively, OF uoocalanu Una na
.o'' 1ns original water-colOr landscape oho
'y,.,oai group of flowers, water color; ono se'
ot,ao ,ieoes decorated china-siz., one teapoa'
nn. snpar- bowl. one creamer, slA vuP9 90
snrceys and six plates, one royai VIZ 800 "a
80, q1re above china was not only ptihlou anu
,gidsd mi fred by the exhibitor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
ROBERT JORDAN WILL HANG.
That Is Unless the Governor Interferes-
Capitol Visitors.

Robert Jordan (colored) will be hanged
in Hampton to-day unless the Toyernor
exercises further clemcncy. The mans crime was
assault upon married lady Of Elizabeth City
county. Jordan was sentenced 10 Ice hanged on
the 23d Of September, but thc Governor re-
proved him until to-day. The negfOs iriehis
now claim that he is not Of sound mind, nor was
ne at the time OF the perpetration Of the crime.
For this reason they asked for the c1mmutation
of the prisoners sentence 70 Imprisonment III
the penitentiary for life. On the other nhnd' tne
Governor has let r. from some OF the most IN
teuigent citizens Of the county, who assert tnei
belief In the mans sanity. Some time ago Jor-
dan made a full confession Of his crime to the
editor Of the Hampton Monitor. Since tne me-
cro's convection his victim has lost her mind.
The Governor had taken 10 further action III
the case up to 10 o'clock last night
Among the callers At the Capitol yesterday
were ID. c. Larkin and {. n. Ware, Dayton O''
and DR.. Moncure, Of Williamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24

been so happy In having or believing TINT
they had in them the blood OF an Indian
Why any one would prefer to DO OF mirri
hlood--and part Indian at that--rather
than OF pure Caucasian blood or Aryan
stock. is beyondus. We add that one OF the
most entertaining, most artistic OF all south-
err books IS the late John Esten Cookies
NV Lady Pocahontas.'" 1t is verv deftly
wrought, and is as fabulous in the man
we suppose. rs the legends Of Sir Thomas
Mallory concerning King Arthur and the
Round Table. WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
PATRIOTIC SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
4 Charming sociable Given by Sir Walter
Raleigh Lodge Last Night.

Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge, No. SO. Sons
of ~. George. entertained ITS lady fricnd-
after most charming ana hospliablo fashion
last evening. The entertainment was given n
the lodge castle IN Wilkin-Ons Hall. where
about nifty members Of The order were gallant
in their honors TO the fair ones assembled.
Tho room presented a fairy scene. Here
there. and everywhere were beautiful palms.
ferns, and living plants. while ~ 'he centfe OF
the whole was "A corgeously-Srrayei table,
which was laden with good things OF every va
riety. Tho programme embraced choice COX
lection OF readings and recitaiiOns. "a well a.
number Of beautiful musical selections, the
most comInendabie Of which was q trombone
solo " Death OF Nelson" which was faultlcssly
rendered by Mr. j. Dunlop. several OF the young
ladies preseni favored the audience with vocal
selections, which were creatly appreciated and
Only epc0red. he pretty DuttOn-hole bouquets,
as well a. the other flowers used, were donated
by Mr. Il. Cole, an earnest and zealons worker ID
tho order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Marked Advance In Richmond and West
Point Stock-substantiai Aid.

NEW YORK. October 23.-The stock mar
ket to-day gave no indication that there
was anything more than the usual professional
operations going on, but the tone was firm TO
strong and while the general market was duh and
featureless. a few of the leading stocks and few
specialiies were remarkably strong, and served
TO redeem the market from utter stagnstion.
ST. PAUL
The principal contest Between tho factions to-
day was IN ST. Paul, and the bulls had rather the
better OF II, especially during the forenoon, when
the pflce WAS forced up nearly per cent, the
advance being well held throughout the day. de-
spite Vigo Gus efforts 10 cause reaction. Read
WIG was also one Of the most prominent stocks IN
thc forenoon. and the buying was largely Tor
Philadelphia account, and while the September
statement was reported 10 be very favorable, the
general suspicion was that the securities OF the
company were being advanced 70 aid the hoatlng
OF the now Terminal bonds soon 70 be issued.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT BOOMING.
Another stock which made sudden and
marked advance vas Richmond and West Point
the principal influence being the report that
wfh-known group Of capitalists, after examining
the Affairs Of the company, were willing 10 give
inolr aid Ia a financial manner TO the company
Tue President called attention to the earnings,
which were characterized "a perfectly satlsfec-
tory. Tho Yanderbilts to-day, with the e1cei-
ton OF Michigan Central, seemed to have lost All
thclr late strength, and New l Ork central sOiI
down 20 ll33s. a. against 10 ut this point Of
the stc rise, and the others were inclined TO
drO0p. Among tho inactive shares Louisville,
New Albany and Chicago lost large traction,
but Manitoba was specially strong, rising from
1llh to 10.
THE rNDUsrRIALS
verc quite neglected, and no other feature Of
importance marked the trading. The opening
was firm, and the market continued 70 show
strength Throughout the day, although tho best
prices We're generally reached in the latter por-
ton II the FIRST honr. After that the iinctua-
lions N the general list were insignificant, ami
no decided tendency Of prices in either direction
was 10 be noted
The CLOSE Dull But FIRM
Tho market finally closed dull but firm Mt frac-
tional gains tor the day in almost everything,
Reading, with 2. por cent, showing tho largest
advance among The active shares. sales. listed
stocks, 900 shares; unlisted, loo.
MONEY ASD EXCHANGE.
Freninq.-Exchaugc quiet md strong at fs2a
49,. Commercial bills, $50 4aio3Is. Money
easy al ;,a4 closing oiored at ,. Sub-Irea-
sury balances--C DIN. SlO5.JS5,OOO: currency,
Si.379,OOO. Governments dull but easier: : per
cents, ll6N State bonds entirely neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24

preparation OF hts annual report 70 the Gov
efnor. This Will cover all OF tho Official duties
performed by the Commissioner during the
present year. A feature In this report not IN
NOSE OF past years viii DO the review by tho
commissioning OF the work OF the fnrfncrh II.
eututea, and the good they have done ana
promise 70 do for this interest.
Colonel Whitehead In conversation with Dis
fhIch reporter yesterday remarked that since
ne became Commissioner 5000 settlers, nearly
eil Of Them propcrty-owners, had moved TO Nir-
slma, aud tho outlook ior immigration Is
brighter now, he thinks, than II has ever been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK EFT.
Reported for the Dlspatch.l

OCTOBER %, 1891.
No Offering auction on Change to-day.
Revenue collections Cigars and cigarettes,
S779.15: tobacco, 81, 766.3O-totai, $3'5f".fo.
Private sales: Filters, 40; cutters, 81 wrap
pers, 3: darks, total, 1S2 hogsheads
Mr. NJ. Coleman, OF Winston, \. c., was In
tho city to-day.
Davenports sold good bright break and
Planters had fair sale also, while both VIII
next week run full breaks. including tobacco
from the most prominent planters OF three
States. Our buyers are earnestly requested to
assist the planters' sales by their united pres
ence and bids.
Filters took a turn to-day, loading all other
sales with 40 out IS2 hogsheads total sales
No new wrappers are on the breaks worthy
the name, and still none appear reported In the
interior markets. The outlook for old wrappers
grows still brighter. These columns have long
predicted rise in good old illers and more &C
tiyity, and wrappers will follow this movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
sotr Are Anan.iry.

Tho idea prevails IN some quarters that
the Prima DOana - al Opercita. IL Ia two.
Nc. comedy with n musical symphony running
through II which enables tl9 actors 10 ! Q moro
exaggerated in style and gesture AMI promotes
the humorous Effects THIS l. what the EreDco
call Vaudeville.
Tho t~o-a I comedy c'Caliazhans Luck, which
win prcrrde the Pima Donna. IS Ike the IRISH
Ambassador and many o.hsr witty Irish piecce
that are both LumOlous anl patnetic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
through by DAYLIGHT.

aud ence last night at the Theatre ami the re-
calls were numerous. The Beach sisters, Two
tiny children. ia their songs and dances we're ihe
feature Of the periol nance, aud their grace and
training are wonderful Mr.. James Ward ana
Miss Carrie Ward are the stars rnd filed their
parts with satisfaction the balance OF the
company IL good. The strcc'-car and railroad
scenes were quite exciting. his company Ills
out the balan, a OF the weeA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
srgsxEcRanxM1a7t0


FARMER. Died. in Chesterfield coun-
~, thursday evening a. 1870 O'clock, Ma
iOr Nj. FARMER, Ia the seventy-iirst year
of MS age.
re leaves o wife and eight children.
Funeral will be preached az his house Mt
2 O'clock TODAY Saturday.
SMITnEY.- October %, 1891. OF
WAYNE oak. Amelia county. Va. FRANK
HOLCOMBE SMllHEl, IN the twenty
seventh year OF his aye.
Burial services from the Methodist
church at Je,ersville, Va. at o'clock Z.
NJ. SATURDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
sno,D storm-swept and Flooded.

MADnID. October Vast tracts ,S OF ia aIh
o. ~ south OF the Sierra Nevada have peeh SUD
- ~ foods caused by the recent ram
t,,.,. The Cadlar river with its tributaries
has oyerfowed the plains Of Albunot betsrhnc1
-, d,owned ont Terrible distress exists
smane the inhabitants Of the flooded districts.
a.. csun,rv about Manrcsa, Province oil barve-
iona. mas peen swept by Il hurricane WHICH hA'
foae much damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
A MAN BITTEN.
AMERICANS TO TIE CAR.
4 Petition-Practical Measures for Relief
of Rus.ia's Famine.

NEW York. October pa petition signed
by over 100000 American citizens Will he
~ e-cuici 90 the Car OF Russia at the lnterna-
t.oual Peace Convention. which meets ln Rome
next month. IL is ~ regard TO the present
famine m siberia. The petition viii be PIE
scented by Mr.. william o. Mcdowell. OF Newark,
=. J.. president q the Human Freedom League.
President Mcdowell and Rev. Edward Everett
Hale, u. d., Of Boston, were appointed as dele
gates to tie convention in Rome. All coniribu-
tons received viii bc invested in this country ~
wheat. rye. corn. and other 1000 supplies. These
supplies VIII be shipped 20 the sufferers by spe-
cial vessels. President Mcdowell viii sail for
Europe on the "Sth instant Al contributions
may be forwarded 10 Colonel Ethan Allen, No.
10 Broadway. New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-24
rhs 'Cyclisss w,Ii sm,ke,

The now Richmond Cycle Clnb NJ ~
terday presented with 900 Old DomintUa che
roots By Mr.. r. Whiiiock. manager o. she Who
lock branch Of the American Tobacco Company,
aud the same number Of Sporting Extra cigar
James Il. kssrncy, manager Of the Kinney
Brothers branch OF the same corporation. Ineee
we're accompanied by number OF the hsndecme
autographs OF these brands OF goods The doaav
tons have been placed MT the disposal o. ~
members OF the club, and universal vote q
thanks Is being expressed to Msssrs. whislDok