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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
DFATHa.


DYER Died. on November 10, 1891, st
S.l5 O'clock, at the residence Of his mother.
corner Of Tenth and McDonough streets,
Manchester, Va, STEPHEN @. DYER.
ouly son of Mrs. Theresa V. Dyer and tho
late Stephen G. Dyer; aged three years,
ten months, and thirteen days.
The funeral will take place THIS Fri-
dayJ EVENING at q o'clock from the
Presbyterian church. Friends and ac-
quaIntancos invited TO attend.
HUMPHREY November 10th, at
at l:10 A. NJ. at her parents residence, ni
west Main street, MATTE A. PUMPH-
REY.
Funeral from Grove. Avenue Baptist
church THIS (Friday) AFTERNOONS Q
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintancos In
yited TO attend.
Baltimore and Norfolk papers please
COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
PROBABLY ROBBERS,
,ssy MANAGE TO MAKE GOOD
3o' THEIR ESCAPE,
Illegal EHor,s TO the Contrary
" 7o,lr ntsh-Ro'Iins ~ Homo
iuiu. Hawaii.

.-r November ls.-Honolulu has
ID ..,s3 during the past week TO a
ten .sn,aton Ia the arrest and de-
g- If the owners Of the British yacht
vfo were charged with snug
y 5r English sovereiens into this
ps. September lat yacht con-
mr. ,r...r. Bloom and Douglass. the
90 ,,Iayoung man named Joseph
.--.,cd IN the harbor. The party
.. fre residence on King street, fur
50. handsomely. ana entertained
....t .r-tr -Dnpt money freely, AL pay
... rs r-t,g rDade in British soveroigns.
-.-t .,.s steamship Australia from
no %. came detective ana story
s..' ...-.. az q bank 81 sydney Of over co.
.....H .arnrc.fms.
..rrs LIVING rEEsENTMEST.
,...-,.g.s ic'f Photograph In the posses-
~ al Wilson which tailed with the
n fns PARTIES here, ana left on the
O.. .~na Francisco for the purpose, he
.g ta sydney fOT further in5truc-
f -~. GOALS 40 tktrfditi0n treaty between
-s hp Hawaiian Idsuds for that
4-rruouts wore perfected between
..-. and the detective 70 The end
-, would be detained u thoy At
...,. telorr 10 Australia returned
H.-..tsu. II was tie intention OF
..A rs o. fprud q lew months on
.ff Inry suddenly changed their
laws before sac Australia Was due.
.....rrrs f1f three months on their
engaged o crew o. seven mon.
CHANGE TECHrED or.
-...r. clearance papers we're giyon,
gong WIS prepared against the
... wore pIacej under arrest. AZ
..-. ,.ofn asked for further time, re-
.... lrfeut,on until the steamer az
.--s.I brinr additional evidence.
r. 9 tho steamer failed 20 bring tho
..H. desired testimony, on Saturday
.....s we're searched, but the sOve-
..uaaIci ana none were found.
A r..t.us officials cJnmonced dis
cargo 90 search tho yachts hold,
....tI u.s. order of Sue Government.
IHI SAIL AWAY.
..-.trr ta maintain the charge Of snug
..--rn "a. missed tho Case against the
-.I Coy faled away on Monday.
on. .frr laro tho captain VINO brought
g.. f.. l.ius loft her On account Of her
.....r.. sfs. all new captain and
. ..se. aboard. Their destination Is
.s.r.. a1t 20 De- intmatcd that they
I...t>.4 Francisco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

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 &C.
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 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
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 Fle SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KK NEW YORK. nv
Us 1-su, w(u)&Fiotptcotrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

nieht these gentlemen reported that serfos of
lectures hs8 been arranged for ard December
TON q fixed az the date % The firet DR.. John
Pollard VII make the address on this occasi0n
az hle thome. Professor Harris viii follow with
two lectures on "0reck Dramatic Poetry" and
later on Professor Boatwight viii speak upon
the hvcs aud characters Of 01the and Schiller.
Prcsidtni y. &. Gilman, Of Johns Hopkins Uni-
versiiy, u. g. l.. viii deliver an address before
tho rhetorical and Geographical Society ~ the
college on December 10th. MS subject will be
on Inc Relation OF 0eorgapny 20 History
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTEa.
Verdict ola Jury Against the Head OF an
Irish Do-the-BoYs Hall.
fBy Anglo-Americsn cable TO tho DisI

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatcn'I
DUBLIN. November 19.-The coroner
jury which has been investigating the case
Of Rev. samuel q. Cotton, who was charged WIN
having caused tho death u BOY nained bfV WI
to-day returned a verdict declaring thhL N
boys death was caused by il-treainient AZ th9
hands Of Cotton, and tia. Cotton Is guiily gI
manslaughter, Tho Jury also expressed tnelr
regret that they could not include Mrs. Cotton ia
their nndinpa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

a''rul.nce at the Fair last night
xxx. '.l though not a. large a. on tho pre-
.t.nf. The feature Of the nlgat Was
eng .. ilr voting contest on the gold
a'e. Tie candidates were Mes5rs.
't'ua Jaucs MCuOnOugh, William DAT.
Pig ih.ip Shea. Mr. James AcDOnOugh
t'l 'ha winner with 02l votes Tho
A.. VI Che ron vas received with cheers
go D. - vol deserved
t.. HAT 6iil probably excite much In
var Tor the landscape soono, an oil
t,.., 'f Aiss Won lluern. The candidates
.... =. n. Randolph, Colonel John Murphy,
Bel heufy &. Jones
t, ' 'rnFuati0u fJr children opened last
-'f agi was quite a success. II win be open
r.. DOB nom ouw anti Monday, when tho
E... Na De De ided aud the dolls given away.
u .'"1 Ice Is charged TOR tne convention.
NJ. ~ mo globe between tho schools
y tel1ed On Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
NEW YORK IRON Market.

NEW YORv, Novemter 1S.-Tradlng does not
show material improvement, running for the
most part tn moderate quautties, but the slina-
ton - 30 prices ~ steady and UNCHANGED. Inc
following are the quotations: American pig
quoted az S1615: ai7.i5 Tor No. 1 elS.o0a
$3.50 for Ne. ,; gray forge rs s14al@5o, WITH
southern &C sIg.50aSl7 Tor No. l, aud Slo.ous
$3.50 for No. ., ana gray forge at sl4ssl4.9O'
scotch pig at S2las23.25, a. 20 brands, Eiin
Giengarnock not quosable. Steel rails az $50,
Wire Rods Foreign nc si5atl5.a0. OH T..
rails at S20.50as2l.50; No, l wrought scrap
st 31gAs20 Journal III COfsm6Yce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Competing Line TO St Louis.
.-,-.,.,, 40 t,,a Dianatch-i

NV YORK, November ls.-The Ohio aud
Mississippi railway has Tor great many ny 80 -
1a,.r the principal connection OF the hrie ana
he New York, pennsylvania and OHIO railroads
"a and from 81. Louis One Of the practical re-
sults Of the recent baltimore ami ONO ONO
sS,S viszisgippi com binatiOn has been the tor
s,atton nv ne EYie OF an entirely new line 20 81.
J0nts over the Vandalia road, negotiations
bsV,ng been recently concluded between the
rrie ana Vandalia companies by when me van
0aita h 20 be the exclusive connection OF the
Trie lines 70 and from 81. Louis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Fatal Collision Of Steamers.
TBv Apglo-American cable % the Dispatch.l

CoysrAErISopI.g. November ia COLI
sion occurred this morning IN the Bosrborus De-
tween tho British steamer Rugby, bound from
Odessa for Shields, and the British steamer "a
dlethOrpc. from Port said for Odersa' Inc Eu-
dletborpe went 10 the bottom almost immediate
ly The steam-launch belonging 70 tho Ruaslhn
Embassy picked up most OF the men 10 tho
water. Only three of the sailors OF the hdaie-
thorpe are missing. The Captain OF the Eua i,
thorDe died from injuries sustained when the
steamers came together. The Rugby sustained
serious damage, but the fun extent OF her inln-
ries Is rot Known AZ present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
snh.crlptlen. Falling OF.

DUBLIN, November i8.-The FreenDfs
Journal says this morning that the secretary %
the National League admitted yesterday shat
only two pounds had been subscribed In ireland
during the past week % the fund 90 aid the
league In carrying Gus It's objects.
Tbs great falling on In the Irish subscriptions
Is held by the Frsemdhs Journal 70 show the
change that has come over those lrishmen who
have heretofore supported the policy Of the Par
nelltes, the National League being under the
control OF that section q the Irish Parliamentary
marty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
The Frisco IN Frisco HarbOr.
Rv tsIeqraph 10 the Dispatcn.l

SAN FRANCrsCo. November l9.-The
Tinted States cruiser san Francisco arrived this
morning from Valparaiso, Chile, ria Acapulco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
narra,s Inrn,ion al Me,in, se-ion..

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. November ls.--Ths
Cara Invasion Of Mexico h assuming more
sesIOus phase. The Mexican authorities say
they have had fight With him, Ia which he was
defeated, but they could neither capture him nor
any Of hts men. On this side Of tho Rio Grande
Il is said that the Mexican troops we're defeated.
wth three killed and number wounded, who are
now IN the military hospital nc Mier, Mexico
Cara withdrew 90 the mountains In good order
After tina auht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

expenditures OF the consular service nas ,esea
ceoded the recep,s for tho firsf time sine 90,
Tho expenses show en increase OF soo' ~, IN
last year and tho fees falling on ol SoIl.,oot
making = difference Of s124,023 Inc aH al
Of consular fees collected was s0Ib,l4z, 80,
475,71 was paid 10 States under the oirses -
act during the year, and 2S,25A claims neo,.
bate Of tar on tobacco amounting 70 slsOsOr
$40, were adjusted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
NoaFoLK pKaNur NAaKGr
Won Lznehhurr l,rite.

Miss Minnie L. Tanner and Mr.. NJ A.
Winter were married AZ the residence u dc
brides parents, IN Lgnchbgrg, last night Thg
bride Il e wel-knovn AMI popular youns lsdy q
known throughout the State, lie was formerly
with the rTn OF Is. r. johnson & Co, of tnis city,
and IL now general manager of the southern
Fuel aud Heater Company. Mr. Winter has
made several invent ne, and Il now member
Of ne French Academy Of Inventors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
NEW YORK TOBACCO Market.

NEw YORK, November lS.-Westegu lea!-A
good, strong market prevails In q general way
and fair demand for supplies. Seed-leaf The
Ell prices. Sales are 30 cases 1890 New Eng
land Havana at 20a40c: 75 cases 1890 Penn
sylyanla-Bavsna. az 11a40c.; 100 easss 1850
ohio az oal0c.; 100 cases 1890 Wisconsin
Havana az 13a14c.; 80 cases 1890 Zlmmers
Spanish at I2al:}c. 100 casss sundries a. Ga
25c. $50 bales Havana at 70c.as1.l5; 40 bales
Sumatra az 81. O0aS3.-,JogrRai II Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
The situation In China Less Shocking.
fp,, A,.,t, A t,,oriear csbie N tina DisDatch.l

PARIS, FRANCE, November ia semi-ol-
fetal dispatch has been received here rom
Shanghai stating that the situation arising rom
the recent action OF Chinese mobs IN atttcAug
and threatening foreigners In tho province OF
Human IL more satisfactory, owing " me eheI-
geic action OF tho representatives Of the lorelg1
Powers. The Government has greatly Increased
the severity Of Us measures against criminals
who have boon abusing foreigners and AZ PREF
ent seems 70 be determined % exert All lts pow
or 70 protect tho foreign residents Of the empire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
LoNpoN,s cAaPeNreRs, sTRIKE.
NominaIiy Ended By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hfaotion with the Arbitramsnt-

10y Apkt9-htneficab c1plc W Wv
LONDON, Emo, November ls.-Ihe IoILg.
contested strike Of the carpenters on .,, .,11
city, lasting six months, was nofnihhlJ $3.50
to-day By decision OF the srbitrafors seleeso
to decide tue questions At issue between tne ller
and their employers, but tho journey naen . -,
penters are not ~ All satisfied WIN VI, ~, az
hrhe arbifratOrs decided that II would not be eA
pedient for tss masters 70 grant the demans 49,. y,
tho men for higher wages, the cnnaitlgis % ~ ~
trade. In their opinion, not Wafrentlns a1yn "a
crease IN wager. The men were also 20 80
with their hours and while asking Tor nCte
money demanded that the Workns-day - ~
shortened. Tho arbllrat0rs decided thhs ~ a.
hours were TO- long, and on this point thei 10
cisiOn gives snght CONCESSIONS nj,
The men. however, strongly eNpressed Insn
dleapprOvai Of the arbiiraters award. Ihey u u
clare that II they aOcept the decision gyeh tuSa
Il will be only for short Tine ana they pr,u,,.s
that tbe next time they strike the trouble wiz "
nercer than tho one they hoped 20 win oy atOi-
tratiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
MISS HUMPHREY DEAD.
81. Passes Away Aftor Lingering Two
Weeks with Lockjaw.

N N.r., pumphrev, after suffering
1855 Tor TWO weeks, passed quietly
. .l minutes after i O'Clock this morn
' evening tho young lady fen into
... r rl.cu lor physician, Dr. Aoseley,
... ..g sweet TepCse which precedes
.#. H-r- having been with the sick girl
b. announced 40 J O'Clock that death was
.. .1IW tie sufferer and that no
..u g.1 could DO any good.
.. tU. wcuks ago that hiss Humphrey
. ..,ur across tho yard az her fathers
..Iou piece o. plank Ia which was
. ..rrti her foot. This produced LOCK-
r.lra ,le cess I'D not appear 10 be Of
nature, grave apprchenslons we're
Irt.
. r.U- of the early demise Of this
n.I cause much pain TO those by
uaa known and held IN tender anec-
.aa.arey was Just eighteen years Of ago
... aFHys been OF sunny disposition,
@ ..l. of AL knew her. She was the
......e~ oi Mr. ". 5. Pumphrey. who re-
40 ST.. "tf Eosi Main street.
.'I...s lar me funeral viii be made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
OUR AIM
IS TO GIVE YOU THE BEST ARTICLE IN
CLOTHING THAT MONEY WILL BUY.


CLOTHING THAT MONEY WILL BUY.
We put within your reach the very best Ready
Made Clothing ever produced-the duplicate OF
custom work at half its cost.
In our stupendous stock of stylish garments
YOU cannot fail TO End suit that viii f1 and
please.
style and economy are stamped on every gar
ment shown.
Hundreds Of tho choicest and newest designs
in fabrics are exhibited.
Sacks and one, Three, and Four-Bution Cut
aways that have ht and finish about them
that's pleasing 20 the eye.
Stripes, Mixtures, Solid COlors in new and At
tractive shades.
Thousands OF square feet piled high with the
Best Clothing made from the lowest in price
that's reliable 10 the finest garments produced.
Our immense trade in Suits Is not an accident;
il came 10 US as result Of ahordlng saving
ana satisfaction to every patron.
~ Special prices to-day in the BOYS DE-
PARTMENT.
r-A Typewriter free with every purchase Of
% or over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.
A Serious situation in GeOrgia-PrompI
Measures Promised.
fRv tolopronh 10 the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November 19.-Surgeon-
General Wyman, of the Marine Hospital
Service, received a telegram this morning rom
Surgeon j. H. White, who was sent 70 take
charge of tho smallpox epidemic at Harris
Neck, Ga. He says: "TOtal cases, 80 deaths,
IS; convslescent, 80; AZ stil active froDably
more vel 10 pe found. Fifteen houses known T.
be Infected. SO far nineteen cases In one two
room mouse. There Is awful overcroWdlng and
des,itution Saw three families, ten persons
each almost starving. Population oIlnIected us
trict between 600 and 300.
Three hundred have been yaccinated re-
Gently. Have employed six men temporarily as
Syetcbmen and 10 feed the destitute. One OF
these. a local magistrate Of influence with the
colored people is In charge until return. En-,
EFationa Houses old and rotten and with the &C.
cumulated hlth OF years. AbsllutelynO railroad
or steamboat communication" Surseon-GeDe-
raj WyInan said to-day that prompt and com
plete measures will be taken to stamp out tue
aof4arniC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
49, Royal 80 Lecture for the Libby-HIli
M0numant

ID H.. william 81. Royal has been request
a hAinhot Of leading cisiaons 70 deltyer
49, io on the Life. Character. and keint-
C5rf.....ol we Private Soldier d the southern
a.. c..etaey fOy the benefit Of the soldiers
t.r., Monument. Mr.. Royal yesterday sig-
go. '-a' might 0e designated Dy the asso-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

The theme OF Mr.. III. =. Zimmerman's
discourse at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton last evening was "SOwing and Reaping.'
large audience was In attendance, and his
hearers were much pleased with his eloquence.
Mr.. II. +. Smith Was the sololst OF the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

THE GREAT GRAIN BLOCKADE.
Efforts Being Made TO Relieve the Dis
tressing Situation.

HURoN, S. D., November l8.-The South
DAKOTA Railroad Commissioners were IN
session here last night deyising means 10 relieve
the grain blockade that has been increasing IN
magnitude for the last two weeks The storm
delayed threshlng and farmers have TAKEN al
1,ntaye nj the oppOrtunity 20 haul their grain 20
market, dlling elevators, warehouses, sheds, &c,
on an railroad lines with wheat In many ln-
stances buyers have been compelled TO quit pay
in, Tor want OF storage facilities. Farmers have
bauled their wheat Tor miles 10 market only 10
be disappointed in making sales, anu were
ohiigsd III haul it back home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Tho Grip in Franco severe.

10y AbliI-+AAlA0Ai " 81 sts'4N ~ r-'N -'Ni
PANS, November 19.-Ihe influenza has
reappeared ia many places In the Southwestern
part Of France, and ths disease Is OF very so
we're type In Pans, too, the disease has claimed
a number Of victims.
At Bordeaux and the towns and villages IN the
neighborhOod tho influenza Is particularly Sc
we're aud large number Of deaths have result
cd from It., chiefly among the old and feeble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
An nmnar Losn, llis weapon.

Officer Waddell. Of the police force, lost
his smith a NessOn pistol yesterday morning 10
a somewhat peculiar manner. he Was on ms
NHin-street beat, and entering building near
a. corner of Twelfth and Main streets, where
10 ,binas he laid Il down. When he went back
10 look Tor Il little later he faiied 70 ind " Inc
snder III the revolver viii confer great favor
upon Policeman WaddeA BY returning u 70 hini'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
The steamship Elder Safe.

LONDON, November 19.-The fears that
were entertained here and IN Bremen regarding
the safety OF the North German-LiOyd steamer
Elder, captain Bauer, which sailed from NeN
YORK November 7th for Bremen and which was
several days overdue, have been disDelled ~ the
receipt Of telegram from southampton, the
English port OF call Of the NOrth-German LLOYD
steamers, stating that she had arrived there
safely at l1.45 o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Frank Amy 60 BE Hanged.
rnu tnlnnrar,h 20 fhn Dianntah.l

p,v,soryrs. n. IL, November ia YER
az. ~ rourier IN the FIRST degree was to-day rem
e~red IN the case Of Frank Amy, on trial for the
,,,,rser on Christie Warden. Almy was sen
,eneed 20 be hanged the nrst Tuesday Ia Decen.
80, IS02. The case has excited great deal OF
,stn,ton The murder was admitted, but
Aimvss council tried hard 70 get him on WITH
murder in tho second degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
ACTOR Florenee

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November ia.--Mr.
Florsnces condition has remained about tho
same during the day. tie has been somewhat
restless and Is beginning 20 show signs OF e1-
hauatlOn. lie Is not quite 80 cheerful as no vas
yesterday, bat his physicians ara satisfied tbat
he Is slowly getting the upper hand OF the dis-
ease, though his condition Is still critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
KILLED BY WOLVES.
Three Children Devoured-The Beasts
Driven In by Forest Fires.

10y TVT-sTuTH
ST.. PAUL, MINI, November 19.-Word
reached here late last night that wolves
tflied three children OF Andrew Quick yesterday
- tba IRON rolling. mills near New Brighton, ten
,niIes north of ST. Paul During the great fires
In pine county 10 September great droyes o.
wolves we're driven south into Ramsey and AnoEa
counties and they have been supalstlns on sheep
a. me ncieh borhood OF the Twin Clay stOck-yards
a. New Bri ghton. drove Of l25 wolves were
zen Together In that vicinity Monday. The
1uIck children wandered from homo into the
woods at noon and were ATTACHED ana aev9urel
~ the bsasts- Twenty-Five men started out
ystb hounds and surrounded them IN swamp
~ 4 iIleg eleyen OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
ciothIpg-House Burned.

B1anxoHlN, ALA, November ia fire
In the baltimore Clearinghouse on First avenue
tonight aimsst completely destroyed the stock
aud did considerable damage 10 the building.
say the stock was worth 500, 900 and was insured
Tor aaO O0O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Tsilnrs pae to tho Decline in Cotton.

GRERSwoop, MISS. November Is.-S. III.
Selinger, wholesale merchant aud cotton factor,
was attached to-day by ". Levy 8 Son, or New
Orleans. Tor $4,000. The failure was caused
by tho recent decline In cotton. Liabilities,
100000. Assets, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

The management of the automatic sx-
position assert positively that this Is the last
week that their wonderful production Ia ths
shape Of miniature city aud village viii be In
Richmond. This novel entertainment has been
a great sacceSs here, amt the bailding IN which
the expedition "a being held has been the haoiiuo
o. the little folks for several weeks, and the in-
teress does not seem 70 flag. Tbs swiss village
IS . beautiful piece d mechanlkm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
l.r-.aric FlaE-spPARATUs.


.. ie almost impossible for the
r. - o. Le destroyed 10y tire, as
Ia. h.s establishment have
. aI Ipug which Is IN itself
...-.. pfr.tia.
r.s entire building, from TOP 70
.. ....|. .srlcI 90 every moor IN those
-.....ar spaces of zen feet there arc
1901. closed with solder. should
.... .l. ''gsa faucets viii become
...s .. U TING " tho metal from the
el sIlrl ont IN a spray. IL
.. ..I . .sryos FAHRENHEIT TO mott the
..-a tua faucets 90 discharge Their
... they o., not all 80 on rs once,
.....4 ullc, as The necessary degree
U. ..aU,
SAN rhst the city reservoir Is un-
... tl. water Tor the two top stories,
... 'GgA when holds 10000 gal
. I.- Hstu erected on the ROOF,
~ pod Into 10 from tho basln'
l..H..tun accident which science
.....1rI the tremendous structure
.rs thr whole Julldiug, room by
.. Hooded with water and trans
..... a VAS. -luwer-blth.
.... .. 'Ie faucets should break aloose
.snra thc.e Is a gong which rings
"..r- aud tells that something ~
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
colonel Euoch En.ls, Dead.

MEuPHIs. Tenn, November l8.--Colonel
Enoch Ensley, for twelve years president OF the
Memphis Gas-Llght Company, director OF the
Union and Planters Bank and ono OK Tue
wea!thiest ami best known OF southern men,
died at bis home IN this city to-day.