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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
The BRIDAL ALTAR.
Marriago Of Miss Lille sullivan 10 Mr
Jcseuh X. Marshall Yesterday.

In the presence of large congregation
of friends at the Legn-Sueet baptlst
church Miss Lille Ii. Sullivan, yesterday
afternoon al 6 O'Clock became the UIiue OF
Mr. Joseph IL. Marshall g
The ceremony with an unusual degree Oh
soiemulty was performed by key. Dr. >. a.
Goodwin. u .., :, O
travelling suit Of sage-groen c!o,h MN
steel trimmings. and hat 70 match. iier
ornaments were diamonds ana sue caII'ou
Ia France roses III her hand.
The following gentlemen acted "a, as
rsnors: Nossrs. Oscar l.. lraylor, W.
Frod Richardson, Benjamin l. HARRISON
William II. Payntor, Charles j. Koden' ".
= Parrish. Shelton n. Davis, aud Char!es
NJ Harnish. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall received hume
roI1s and costly presents, among whlch
vas an EXQUISITE tray pitcher with gobiotS
9TH the name OF the recipient engraved
mon each piece, the eitt OF the iellow-
"a, Af r. The wedding the couple took the
northern tram for New YORK ana 0tncr
n0rtbarn points. On the l2;h they VIII sa;
sor liverpool, and their bridal tour VIII
rn,brace London and points III SCOTLAND
and France. ,,,.. ,or,,ior and
III known Young telegrsphor OF thus CITY
VINO occupies the position oi on'0A N"'
ouerator at the Postal Company. .,
His bride Is the attractive enu HVvoii,'
nl;shed daughter OF Captain D. l.. ouIiI'"n'
CLERK Of the First Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

ton OF horses was especially fnc, some Of
tho horses beng equal in pedigree and
appearance 20 any in the State.
THK LADiEs' RIDING MATCH.
More interest was taken in the ladies'
riding match than in any other event. The
hrst Prize, fifty dollars. was won by Miss
Mary stephens. OF this county, There waa
little drunkenness and no disorder on the
grounds, which circumstance when CON
trasted with the experience OF former
wears, is a strong argument for local
option.
TIF RApFoRD MURDER.
II Is said that tho police are on the track
of the person who robbed and murdered
Coke at Raaford Monday night and threw
his body from the new bridge Ii was at
first reported that Coke was shot, but the
doctor who examined the corpse SAYS that
his skull was broken by blow from a
suck. lie was drunk at the time Of the
AlInc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
LITIGATION IN PROSPECT.
Bad Fsith Alleged Against One of Prince
HErrison's Entcrprlse..

Nrw ORLEANS, Ia, September 9.-Thc
Tiacs-DemorG's San Antonio CIex.) spe-
cial SAYS Two years ago the AransGs ilar-
Dor City and Improvement Company ac-
quircd good deAl of sandy beach on the
Gulf coast Of Texas. and received permis-
sion from Congress To construct "A deep
water harbor Mt Arkansas Pass. A town
was laid ont and .-T,OaO worth OF lots
sold. The company agreed that bonG- fde
work for the deepening Of Arkansas Pass
should begin Slav II. 1891. The second
payment on the lots Is now due. The
drawers Of notes viii protest on the ground
that the company has not fulfilled It. part
Of the contract. and IN enormous litigation
will result. Russell Harrison IS president
OF the cnmnAnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
CNUl ENJOYS

NVA~ A-S $50 - - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, end acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efiectuslly, dispels colds, bead;
aches and fevers and cures hahitnai
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt IL
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most ,s
healthy and agreeable substances, its 5
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have mads 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale In Duo
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. ~. NEW Fo@A' ~"
4. su.viyiAyhs ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV YoaX. September 1o.-The stock
market to-day exhibited during most OF
the session marked decrease in the
amount If business done. while specula-
ton had hesitatlng tone. which clearly
reflected the attitude of operators at
present pending determination OF the at
tltude # the Gould party in the market.
INV STRENGTH SHOWN ~ THE yANDERrILTs.
The new strength displayed by the Van
dernllts Is strong supporting element IN
the market. and FOX the moment fully on
sets tho slugg Of the Gould stocks.
Lake Shore sold az the highest price 1t has
reached IN years, touching ll5. and while
II reacted sharply for the time It was well
held late N tie day. nnd Cleveland, On
oinnatl, Chicago. and st. Louis was tie
strong point IN the list.
TIE CHEsATEAKE And OHIO MOVEMENT HATS.
But the movements in the Nickel-Plates
end the Chesapeake and OhiOs gave signs
OF having regc bed their limits for the pre-
sent. The Wizards were stronger, but
made no marked advance, while special
ties like New England ami the like were
reinar SaDly quiet. and no movement among
the lndustrials occurred except partial
recovery In Cordage after Its sharp decline
Of yesterday.
TIE OPENING SOMEWHAT HioHER.
The market opened generally fractional
ly higher than last nights figures. but bear
pressure knocked COrdaFe down over !
per cont. farther. while Missouri Pacific
and Rock Island exhibited special weak
ness for short time. The effect on the
latter was IN all probability due to the
general expectation that the Government
crop report would show II lower average
for corn than last month, AMI his factor
entered into the course of all the Grangers.
lne demand, however. soon changed the
temper Of the speculation and the Van
derbiits and especially Cleveland. Cincin-
natl. Chicago and St. Louis. and Lake
Shore led an upward movement when
lasted throughout the forenoon and placed
mos OF the active stocks at large fraction.
| aUoyo their first prices. Tho buying power
fell away alter that timo, Il heavy failure
IN London added It's influence To the bear
pressure eIerted. ana prices receded All
| along the line, Lake Shore being one Of
tie Wea kest on small transactions. though
Us Il rue the Gould shares led the list.
THE CLOSE IIEM.
The decline was not checked until the
| last few minutes. when feeble raiiy oe-
! CURED. closing the market firm, but
c.ose 20 the lowest figure OF the day. The
! final changes are generally small fractional
losses, but Lake Shore Is l5sc. lower and
LackaWanLal per cent. while Cordage l. VI
! lc. be- sales Of listed stocks aggregated
/ 2.3,00J shares unlisted. 5000.
MONEY AND FxCHASGE.
Ereninq.- Exchange quiet md steady al
4s3sl.ji.. Commercial bills. iSl aa4si !.
Money easy at 2s5c. closing offered a, .
| Sun Treasury palances-Coin. %J2 AT 900
currency, sl5.Oi0.oJ Governments drl
and easy: 4 per cents. III. state bonds
! dull but firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
n,.aa.n.nna Predicted.

NV yo~r' Soptember e.-Colonel John IN
q lee. formerly Of tho Unite, Sta .tr
army ana division aide on the stay OF io .nG
MAJOR General commanding tue Nsll n1 a,
Guard Of Pennsylyania. was iOuhu va 10 "s
II o'clock this morning ~ hls rom, :" "a J,
n n0n ,D sor several weeks His death was
fues - 'O ooo"lexy superinduced by Brights
G du9 ~ ~ lie had long predicted tor piin-
elf death ia this fashion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

dered by Professor Recs was much. en-
ioyed. as was also tho other features OF tho
programme.
Tonight the Parlor Mnstrels will per-
form and Company d. First Virginia reqi-
ment, will be present and there Will be hu-
merous other attractions. The ladies in
charge Of this entertainment deserve the
liberal patronage they are receiving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Pr'ces for Money. bonds. Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and In Con.
neetion Herewith the wes-
ther Indications
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

I WASHINGTON. September TO-
IfbIR Forecast for Virginia Fair. warmer
weather, except on the coast; sta
tlonary temperature; rain Satur-
day; easteriy winds.
For North Carolina: Fair in the north
east, showers III the southwest portion
cssterly winds; stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Tho ci,y ambulance was summoned yes
,o,d Ia III sS,srnoon at 34b o'clock to attend
teIda, az 'ee, named Fllerson on 81. Peter
CIV wni ted h.r streets. who had been lady
s ;aiar edq by an falling IN upSo,s
hnme No a0Ox louisiana street, ana ~
tbs latest account was improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MORMON MISSIONARIES IN ENGLAND.
Startling Disclosures as to tho Methods
They FmoIoy-pubIic Indignation.

LONDON. Enc. september 9.-Puhlc
opinion in Great Britain Is Mt the present
moment turning with indignation upon
the Mormon crusade being preached IN
many of the country districts. Kevela-
tions Just made show that there are two
hundred Mormon missionaries" at pre- -
ent working IN Great Britain and Scandi-
navia. their attention being particularly
directed to Yorkshire end Lancashire
Particular attention has been called by
the press to the operations Of two young
Mormon m.ssionarics" who have been
operating in Lancashire. and some strange
disclosures "a TO the proselvting methods
adopted have been made. The result Ia
another uphcaval of public indignation.
and II is probable that another and more
determined attempt will be made TO find
some means Of putting a stop 10 this trans
Atlantic tra,iic IL women. The Ieycla-
tons Just made hive brought about n
thorough public ventilation and exposure
of the methods Of the Latter-Day Saints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
AusNsRhelE clrlzEN GONE.
ur. John IL. Harris Dies on His Eighty
sec,nd birthday -Gsnerei News.

F,rnyIr,r. Va. September .o.-The, ven
.rabIe john Vi. Harris, who disd on
last thursday al his home ~ upper lr.nce
r5ysrl. wa IN his elshty-second year;
Nr Harris d.cd Oh his bTtEday-the 90 Oh
September. r.. r,,c,,o,,, bave
- .'s y ,yaron and horse - FArnVllle for
49,. tr.. ,ielyery If express. which Will be
yut a. once into operation here. =.
General j. A Gl.ls, OF Amelia county, Is
." Nj g. Beai. Of scottsvillo, is visiting the
fa11lv - Nr. John W. Beal, Of tAls place
10 vour correspondents know.edso
here Is not case 4 Sickness ~ 4 arr,
vile where the person IS c3nnl-7n ~
~ or around the town during tAe past
GUNNER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

LoND0y, Esq. September g.-At tho
Doncastcr September meeting today the
race for the ~. Lege- stakes was won by
SIR +. Johnst0nc's brown colt Common.
10y Isonomy out Of 1hi-tle: NJ. L. Blanc
bav colt Reverend. by Energy cut OF Re
veuse. second. and Colonel Nogth's bay
colt -. Simon Of the Rock. by -. Simon
ont of Blue Rock, third. There were nI2e
starters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 10. 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-iay'S TAKEN
in =. Highest, 5000 lowest sl.Io-aVefage
SJ.43.
Revenue coliections Cigars and cigarettes
s275.65 tobacco. 3,044.40-,otAi, e3,92o.oo.
Private sales: Filters, 4; smokers, 4; wrap
pers, 5; dark Tugs, i0-totAi, 20 packages.
Loose sales wore we'll attended. The number
Of planters Of North Carolina coming In with
their tobacco increases. They are from counties
wide apart Sales sent out have been satls'ac-
tory. Market to-day was sotive on now. with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
TIE SOLDIERS HOME HOSPITAL.
plans Adopted aud tho Committee VT
dered to Get Bids.

Tho Roard of Visitors Of Lee Camp Sol
III, pY U iio met nc the residence OF Slalor
e NieV Randolph las. night and adopted
y, ,ions Tor tie Home hospital drawn by
C9nayoiain Marion j. Dimmock:; hv
The building will DO 100 feet iong =. Dy
os in. vide and two stories high aud VIII
co Tbe Building Committee was ordered to
s The hospital will have aec0m isana 1
Cor torty.two men, and VIII e ,l len, a.,
he best features Of the soioicls noD'0
Uosuital at Hampton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Newcastle, Enc. September Tho
Trades Union Congress today adopted by
a vote OF 81 o. s3 resolution declaring
that the cight-houT law shall lo enforced
ia all trades and occupations except where
n majority Of the Organized members IN
euy trade or occupation protest by q
ballot vote against the proposal. This was
made " substitute for the former unquali-
fed declaration III favor Of the eigbt-Aour
loo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
r.forr COMMANDMENT rieasrnts.

Vn'ted States Commissioner Peasants
was engaged yesterday in the examination
cf William y. Holt 'cOlorcdl. charged
with violating the postage laws by send
ing q communication through the mails 20
lottery company. lho accused Was
sent On 70 the grand jury.
Dcputy United States Marshal Ballard
will leave tomorrow for New Kent
county. whore he goes after q negro 10y
confined IN tha mi there charged with
rObp.ug q nOat-Oiflcp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MANCHESTER NEWS.
An UnrulY Scgro-He Is Charged with At
tempting to XIII His WIG.


Henry Edge. hurly negro, was arrested
by Chief Of Police hpscomb yesterday
morning tor threatening e. Kill ms wife,
WHO gives tho TO- i.hg story about the
affair.
Aucr they had returned her husband got IN @
very Lad Aumcr. II, had before Threatened to
t.Ao her iie ant bum the hou-c down. lie got
IT'D III he nistt. took q case-kniie which mad
been used III cutting n melon, snf NJ II under
lis pillow. = few minutes later be seized her
IS the throat AMI told nor hc INTENDED killing
somebody before leaving The pincc and that she
Wns ~ good q sub. @ ~ could De ipuni. The
woman Jumped C.t oi BED ana rdu ~ her night
clothes u Aer Io'hcr'r hone, some dis'arc" on.
Elgo wac taken before fle Mayor yesterday
mon ming aud fined 90 ana required nlm u tl'c
hofii Ia tho SUM Of $500 70 TO OK good behavior
fUr ninety tly-
While captain Llpscomb vas taking the
prisoner through The 'olrt-hon-e ynrd he mhde
L break for liberty and fought violently. Cap
tain LipscomD dli not have MS club with him.
and Was s,in flfther handicapped ny game
arm. hut he held To- his nan. 4 large crowd soon
cat.erci ana several seized the negro. Who
eitu,k right and loft IA "a desperate manner lie
wa finally oForp'Werod ANA dragged up the
r;ous into tho stbtlJn-holae, whore he was iocAo1
g. a cell.
here about two months, but hNis wol!-kIown
character TO tho Richmond Ioi'e.
BEIgFs AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. d. Y. IlpscOmJ has gone 10 Now York
NV. q. Burgess u Dau,I.le, formerly oi this
city, f. here on Yi-it
Kiss Mildred Gainett has returned from q
pleasant trip 60 buckingham an Farin'Hie
much improved IN health.
Dr Lawrence Ingram nGa bean elected physi-
clan for tho poor in the ciy and viii enter Vi,
no discharge Of liz duties the ist Of next
~ nfA. " -
Mis- Emma Lamb, daughter Of Mr.. t. a.
Lamb. LETT last night for Glade springs. Va.
An interesting game Cf baseball was played
I'm Manchester yesterday afternoon between the
Iufle CLANS, Of Manchester, ana the r. +. Lees,
~ Rt.n,nnnd Al the end OF the ninth inning TIE
sore stood ii 90 s In favor u the k +. Lees
mo features 81 the game were the hono-runs Dy
Rahen Hersman, and Hall. Tho battery for inc
fiffie Giants was LiqscomD and Lamb, and fol-
he Lees Hall AMI liahen.
William Gordon a las william smith whlte
man and q PAINTER by trade. was arrestei yes
fer,lAy charged with deserving his one l@"ll
wife and living with TWO others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
C. p. JuNKs, Chairman;
jouN a.. IMLEK,
t. Il. NlNoe.
ls1'enf. Va, September ., 1891.
JEFFERSON DAVIS AND LINCOLN.
Alleged forthcoming Charges that Create
Sensation.


Mr,uHIs. TENN., September 9.-The pub
hcauon in this city OF IA dispatch from st.
Louis cuotn. special from Parkersburg,
". Va. Ii. saving that General 1. l.. Harris,
II Eitchie county, that state, IL his forth
coming history of the assassination Of
President Lincoln would assert that Jeifer-
son DAVIS AID certain members Of bis
Cabinet were interested in and encouraged
The assassination OF Lincoln, created con-
rilelable Of O sensation in this city. The
matter reached tie ears OF the Confederate
Memorial Association ut rs meeting last
uieLt. Ih.s ASSOCIATION Is the Oldest Of
the / "a II existence, aud Is tie only one
% which Jefferson Davis ever belonged.
4 committee of one was appointed - So
cure accurate information in regard to the
charges. which VII enable the association
% take prompt measures 20 reiute them
and danouuce tLe.T author.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
STRIKING MINERS VS.. NEGROES.
rors Trouble Anticipated at the hey'
.,., Cttv sjInos-Must Have Peace

CgagIYsroN, W. Va, septe 70 Der e.--hot1
trouble Is anticipated at the nay 'i,o' y; -
~ ,,c,re. -. since tho frst OF the year. An
ItoRiess attempt was made a couple
u " ,esssnsot ~ introduce colored miners
%, 9i y %scs' 81 .triSers and trouble was then
Inna1pTowiy ayer,oa Il is understood t ,,1
The The company VIII make another "ltG, M,
~ a lew days to put negroes III tno MINES n,
' - strikers who are organized VIII no.
snbmit - this aud vii It necessary IoGgi,o
,re a.sistauce OF all tho orgaulZvu HAI"0i
- ~ Earayyla Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Mp. september i0.-Nirsinia SO,
GIis b,d: baltimore and ohio stock. o3ls
bid. p6 asked: Baltimore and ohio soulhwe-i-
EN- Iat-, lOots bId; DC. 1t comes, - uli I;
do ~ iucames, 2S' nd; d.. 81 .nc0Glcs. 10 BIZ 1;
consolidated gas bonds, 1874 bid: DO. stocks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Co.,, r.,oue Entsrtainment

.ro,ber large crowd attended last nlgnt
An ,.sin;ons Entertainment" beins. gwen
the Third third market by the ladies OF Pine
Street 8, BAPTIST church. Ihe concert ion'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE


OFFERINGS
WnEtr.-l.140 Dushels
CONN.,, O24 bushels.
OAIs.-2, 730 bushels
ElE.-DU bushels.
eALES
WBEAr.-356 bushels
Conn., ,02i bushels
OAIS-21t bushels
kyE.-0O bushels.
QUOTATIONS
WHEAr.-Iongberry, slasl.o5. Mixed. osr; q
sI.05. shortberry, eoc.asLO4. No. req
$l.O2asl.OR
Cosy.-Whi,e. eaa7Oc. Mixed. 67a69c.
OArs.-No. =. 37a3Sc.; No $, 35a3uc. winter
(for seed, 4ia5lc.
kYE.-J2aySc.
ToUR
We quote: Fine, s3.75sst; superaas, S4.2oa
$3.50; extra. s4.75 family. soaso.%oi pat
ent family, s5.50ato.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

o.no,or John w. Daniel arrived in the
seh last evening from Lyncb6nrg and T,i Is
cisy s, nsvs at tho Exchange Hotel. Inc %,
resl s,er IS looking well and was greeted -
5 by a number Of his Richmond i''saa' 'A''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
,ug BEST Tidy CAN.

The company will protect their men ,ne
10. they can. The suporlntendept hss
pes. ~ Zoe tLe Governor presumably IN
, Dssn T. 10 oV troops to guard the comppoys
nyo~ertv. He SAYS the company "'ii nar r,,
n pesce Il thov have to tight for II. hyeIy
,h,ng Is quiet now, but an outOreaA 10 "a
n.cted within few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
Smoke the Nickisby'
Beet Cigar on the market.

Hickok's No. I. II. d. G., Fig. arc r Saio,
live sun Cured are Pure. Clean, al" ~'~
6nn-C nssd Tobaecoa 1rvtnenA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

FOY.-Died. on THURSDAY, September
father. No. 1919 Ashland street, FRANK
HENRY FOX, youngest son OF LOUIS A;
and Katie q. Fox; aged eleven months and
twenty EIGHT days.
Funeral VIII take place from st. Mary's
Catholic church TODAY (friday) ut I
=. III. Friends and acgualntsnces are IN.
vlted 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

ASHLAND. VA, september 9.--fhe Domo-
Grass, senatorial convention for tbs ltho
Ir,rtr-foGrtA Gistric, VIII be held at this
,.Ia... On tuesday next, the 10Th. at )
O'Clock l.. q. - iar only one name -
mentioned for the oiiice-the Hon. II. 1.
NlcA.am. Of Hanover Io-morrow pre-
c.frt meetings vii te he'd III OaToi'ne TO
49, o., d.iogatr. - tins convention. and
nom All TIA, can be learned from the bes1
..--. rites ln that county the sixteen dele
eats VIII be sent here tor Mr. "ickham.
slGSAI-.LRyICL STATION.
A branch % tae United states signal
Service buroau w.u be established IA tn'7
t..,.,' ,,,t,, y theu next tWO weeks. All the
,r.,,t- nave been ordered. as well as
a. fr. ST Of neg signals. which VIII he DIS
rlsyed IN a central pant OF tue vh,9ge,
living the farm RS advantages that they
lave never before Ast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MAKlNE INTELLIGENCE.

MkNlA \ AL hA-aN-'-%N' R-N
snn ris.s--. $50 Hon TIDE
sun sets .......... 6.23 Morning. ."...... Dol
Moon sets. hob Evening ......... IO:3s
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, norman ise
and passengers, L. Is. Tatup. vicepresldent
PoRrOFNEwPORr NEWS SEPT. 10, lsol
lBy telegrapa.l
A.gTygn
steamship Alliance, New York.
Schooner Lizzie Ross Norfolk.
Steamship Wydeie. Dunkirk.
Schooner Minnie Rowan, boston, coal
PORTOFWES POINT. SEPTEMBER 10, lSol
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship City OF Atlanta. New York. NOR
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchandise
ami passengers
steamer Elm City, walher.on, merchandise.
sAiLkD.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, Dole, New foss.
merchandise.
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, merchandise
ami passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

highest price 25c. for new tobacco Old sold
fairly well again. Sales and attendance Increase.
Private sales small. Market unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

pei .'.ee 81 the good attendance
B, .t a1.e ~ pay oil the expenses
=. f--'r. Y ne cost Of the large
4 -.d All set have balance
. .,s 'A' exhibits. which were
- 80 !, good. were u the kind
''lhy lars. The erhibi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11
MARIliAGF..

SMART-PHAUP.- Married. On 9th Sep
TENDER. 1891. al Mountain View, Chester
field county, Va. the residence OF tho
brides father. JAMES ". SMART, OF Lon
don. Eng. h. FANNIE VIOLA. elder
laughter OF Mr.. A. A. Pbaup. by tev. A.
L IIIIar1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-11

Treninq.- Exchange Quiet md stcady at
1891, Commerciai bills. isl '3a4si =.
Money easy at 2s5c. closing offered a, ..
| Sun Treasury balances &J2,iZ7,o 900
currency, S25Oi9.oJO. Governments dull
ana easy per cents. III. state bonds
! dull out firm.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-14

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The purity and harmony and rhythm of
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as the perfect rendering and interpreta-
ton of music are to the musician; and
to the preservation of the English Ian
guage in its integrity, it should be the
duty and pleasure of every individual
lover of it to contradiction and
Farm.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-03-14
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