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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
gAYARO AND GERMAN.
Great Meeting al Frederick. sid.-Aetiye
GnnElns,innAl llght.

Great Meeting a. Frederick, hd.-Act'Ne
ConE4cssionai E,ght.
Frederick. MD, October 20.-Tho presence OF
cx-Secretgry oil ; tate Thomas j. BayIri, Senator
A. p GOrmah. and General william -. Mch mig NJ
frederick today aroused the greatest enthu5i-
asln anong tho Democrats OF tie Ska Congress
el0uM Disirict Of maryland. Nj. bay ara spo4e
a. Island PARK, near harpor's Kerry, ygsiefday,
with CONGRESSMAN wilson. OF West virginia, and
other speakers from virginia and Mary lauu.
The neetiDg IN fredeu,S to-day was held IN
the Opera oiise, ana Was presided over ~ Col
onel l.. Victor Baugnmun, e1-i comptroller OF
MARYLAND. Numbers were unable 20 gain al nus
sioA To- he building, the galleries being packed
with me ladies' OF TIE city ana county.
Inc fight IN the district Is the most active one
ia the State Wellington, tho present Juited
States sub treasurer IN Baltimore, = the he-
pubncau candidate against Mchaig, the present
Congressman. In tho last congressional con-
test over 5000 Of he registered voters VI Tue
district renamed away from lne polls. inc ke-
puoiloaus are claiming the districs TINS yoar on
tue ground that their iull party vote VIII be
pOllcd.
Senator Bayards speech tonight was en-
thaslastcally recsgoi lt vas begun Win q
text taken from t1e r3mnTk at.kbutod 10 Gene
mi Jacob u. Cox, ex-Ggvorn0r OF Ohio, ms Or
general la the late war, nov tine head OK the
great lev school Of Ohio, ana Secretary OF tno IN
torCr ia Grants Cabinet" Tho eXigencles ot
TIE tunes demand the nomination OF grover
Cioyelsud.n this supplemented bya man OF even
grea.er distinction ia the person oil Judge ufea-
nam, an ex-Cabinet Oiicer and one OF me Pre-
fnlneat Representatives Of the Republican party,
Gnd by st.il another Kspurlcau olIiccrol unusual
Intellectual ability ana character, wayne Mac
Ytagh. Attorney -Generai under 4arnchs ad-
Uinlstfatln.
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Lose PAsrs Surrs-

A 5-dollar bill IL certainly . poser IN
tsis store.
IL holds one end q oar line OF BOYS
LoNG-PANTS sUlTs.----rhoy carry
our guarantee that they'll be Satisfactory.
The other end Is AZ s90-and there Ia
no better TO DO had a, either price,
All In between--each grade - leader.
Tho boys have iouui tont.
They Ike our stylos--becausc they're
nobby.---No OH iogy patterns sm9ne
them.---They fit--and are tailored Ia
every point as perfectly IA any mans
suit that's worn.----SlNGLE and
DOUBLE-BREAsTED sAcKs-TiIREs
and FoUR-BUrTON CUTAWAY
FROCKs-in NOVELTY and PLAIN
CHEgIoTs. CkssIMERES, woRsrRDs,
CoRKsCREws. HOMEsPUNs-- all tho
proper fabrics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

rnv Centennial nnil Mt Raj iqh.

Iepr'lhi tAlrE.i.l 70 NC bl7vAlth.f
RALEuH, Is. g., October 2l.-Tns centennial
bnu to closing ace>r ui mis- week = notable le 70
t.yiies, began an 1913 Oc.oc4 30 tine Alol'3-
mum, toe Same n1ueiu- IN rhicl tho ball o. -le
Fifth Maryland kerlueg- Wla given last yetr.
TIE laI was deliberately decorated, the T1oj-
WORK being concealed Dr. c.o,h OF tno city c0iJ-5,
orange aul req, ia ltc.re. vita additional a3 -
ratiOus Of nlaO1al 1n1 state cJlors. Thomas
Badger, jr rhlcf ball manager. lea the briililnt
PROGRESSION Of dancers. "a any parts OF the state
we're represented, and there WeIo over l,-lO
spectators.
Ia the race at the state Fair-Gr0unds to-day,
for The 2.35 class, the Winncr vas A!i-e Bsr.eW,
owned by L. BANKS Holt. Time OF iast0st heat,
p,yl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ABINGDON October 2i.--On Tuesday last pc
tlu0n Of William McCc0rge e ala cs. The Viz
gina, Tennessee and Carolina steel and Iron
Company was fled In the United Stitos Court
hers Ia the long-cOntestod suit in which John VI.
Bailey was appointed receiver Of tno above com
pany and rs dependent companies, including
Che south Atlantic and OHIO Railroad Company
ami Pie Bristol Land Company. Tho plaintiffs
embrace q large numhor 81 the stockholders ana
Gre li'ors, representing nearly q million Of 1ol-
Ter interest. Judge Paul allowed tho petition
90 ae nlod, and set tne case for hearing at har-
ri-glhurg on tuesday alter the FIRST Monday IN
December Tho counsel FOR tue plaintiffs ere
Nesr-. r. S. Blair, Of Wythoville, Dickson y
Dale, % Philadelphia, aud George II. Towlo, OF
DO ton, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
'cYcLlsT FALLS DEAD.
lie Was Fify-six Years Old and Had Just
Finished Race.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October 2l.-Dnring the
meet today Al Pcinl Breeze track Of The south
End Wheelmen, william II. Marriott, aged %
years. dropped dead from heart-disoase ten min
ufea alter finish n a race. one OF the events OF
the clubs annual meet Is a team-reco o. mic
ton mon 20 r side. Mr.. Marriott went into the
race merely 20 make up tho number neeeed on
che OF the foams, aud he took things 80 leisurely
that he nuishei last 81 the twenty men. his son,
VINO has the reputation Of beng tho best road
riicr ia the city, rode in the same team az MS
fltasr nnd finished nrst. About ten minutes
after the "a o was over Nh. Marriott while stand
Ing talking 10 s0me friends, fell % the ground
and died while being taken TO the hospital
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
THE BRIGGS CASE.
I, Goes Back to the New York Presbytery
for Trial.

II Goes Back to the New York Presbytery
for Trial.
ALsAHY, ". T., October 21.-The Presoy'e-
rIan Synod today. upon motion OF Professor D.
Wills Bcocher, adopted this substitute for both
tho minority and che majority reports on the
Briggs appeal: "in the matter Of the briggs
case. the committee md the complaint 10 o. IN
order but recommend that 10 Is not oxpedtens
70 take action at the present time for tho follow
ing reasons:
IL. The case. through tho action OF inc Cen
eraI hesembIV and the Presbytery OF New YORK,
Is again before the presDytery. ana the cou-
piniuants will there have their remedy in their
own hands.
'2. In case the remedy there be fcunc Insult
1clent they VIII afterwards have opportunity 70
appeal or complain, or 20 bring tho case again
before tho synod
The case, on .shis decision Of tho synod, goes
back % tho New YORK Presbytery Tor trial No
vember 9th. without the SynOd's taxing any nc
ton whatever on the questions IN dispute.
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SAxy SArusDAr.

What ncxtf----tlvays sosusshias nso
COMING Into our BVys and cHiLDRsu3
STORE.
Remember that word "sToRR.s
Ours ian't department. a aice-is<oe---
DARK ops-os-ths-wsy nook IN TIE ccvnes
stocked with parcel o. sta1 tasf's D~ss
seen under tho veil o. mo bed i.sas ics
SHOWN is.---I,ut ONE IMMENSE Juvk-
NILE SToRE, occups.as nofs snan an
eighth Of an scfe Of naan spscs--ss lixss
a. dsy-sDi nIied taIl o. everything nee.
snd nothing but VIA, Is new--llli shs -
bies sroan with their burden, and TIE
piles almost iopple over 10 their lofsinc.e
Tnats the way rs keep store.
Thats the stock 70 ask yoa % be suifsf
from.
In selecting orr variety we've 20, our
twenty year, experience back % u..----fn
buying you've got yO',s twcnty Year, En-
psrionco rita vs bach o. ys,L
Tho MAKERS have knovp ~ all hess
years---they know OURS n . dozen
umes over THO largest stors-.--and vhss's
tsa-Shars most H0r,l-ehat's their ehos-
rest rort-ie held open toUs-aaa Us
ONLY--in this city.
n ~ wan; lt--u We think sou'd want
tive take ~
tive discard it--,hon lis thrown in,o
the "srab-bas "A mongrol mess-ani
tho scramble begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
SUITS.
CulLDRrSs SnOar Pans Surs

We took the "wcar Resisting agsn.
cy because "they are the bast SUITS foe
CHiLDREN.----Seems like there II no
gsvo- )at % them ----h every strain
able point there IA al extra s,itch--ths
seat ard knees are OF double thicknesa
Every button IA secured.
Nothing IL left TO thu mercy Of the
tfoughtlsss vearers.
Even tae colors are dirt-proof. -----But
IN pattern. nc, and style they're suitable
for drcss duty or school service.
They are Two-PlECE SHORT PANTS.
SINGLE and DOuBLs-BnkAsTED
suIis-i 20 10 years sizes.
Only s5, tao--so much for 40 little.
This week we have added a line that
wore made to sell At 81 and sT-bat they
go at only e..
It's great 5-dollar line. va
rIe.y Is two hundred styles strons-
countlese patterns In cHEyIors, CAS-
sISRREs, woRSTEDs. noAE-sPUSs,
TWILIs, &c.
In TWO or THREE-PIECE SUITS.
NtNNLt- anu DOl plL~pH Eaot M
sACKs--YKSrIEs-and JUNIORS.
No house over matched such q chance
for yen TO choose.
Perfect suits--not q weak spot about
them. ---Nothing you could wish dif-
ferent----ior there are light and dark
colors----in plain and fancy cffecis
Below Is Ia trcacherous ground
must b. cautiously trod----bus YOU
arc safe to follow where WE lead she
way.----0ur $3.50, ~, $3.50, -,
and $3.50 gradcs are Ike oases OF
quality In the midst Of tho desert
waste others offer for competitions
sake.---4rwo-PiSC sUi1s-sfS-
GLE and DoUBLE-BRkAsTED---
Strongly msde--Carefully seiected----
Thoroughly satisfactory.
Above our g. line aud roacblng away
TO sao-ars the "prise' novelties Of two
hemisphcres.
"The BRETON
The MAJOR
The JUNIOR BRUdMRi.L
The RUSSIAN BLOUSE
and fifty other speciaities that ~
control srcius gstg,-are sprinkied In Win
the hundreds Of staple styles that are
new in pattern AMI a. popular as ovet.
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!. II.l COMMON. gany 10000 psr.oas vowed
rresion's cel.bratior.

CHARLESTON, s. C., October 21.- All the schools
aud colleges 10 this city celebrates coiem ous.
holiday. Tho only religious service held WAS IN
tho Catholic cathedral. where ell the Cashohc
ORGANIZATIONS, civic aud military. attended mass
BrookIyn tas Citvciand.
NEw YORK, October e1.-Ilrookiyn,s gala-day
In honor % Christopher COi1mbne naWnea W.
der gray haze but turned oat 20 be inagnin-
cent eutumn-day. The parade was great sue
cess and was reviewed BIZ ex-Prcssdenf Cieve-
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VERY EASY VICTORY.
THE NORTH cARoLINiANS CLEAN UP
t4AzEN'S FOOTBALL COLTS
A wsikayer for the visitors--Too Much
Weight and MnscIe-Richmond
Plucky. However.

Whom Captain Hazen's football colts went
down 70 Island PARK yesterday afternoon 70 play
tho University OF North Carolina eleven they
were met by team Of giants. who pretty soon
showed fhet they we're built according TO tho
plans and specifications required By the vieor-
cas- sport Nearly oyery man Of the Tarheols
was big and muscular, and despite their quiet
air they had look about them that bstokened
strength and power. Victory for them was al
most forccone conclusion. The 375 spectators
knew Just how things we're roing 70 turn cut. and
80 did everybsdy else. IL play OF the colts was
ike bull buttinK A. n locomotive. No matter
how hard the taarine specimen Ehacks the en-
CINE the machine viii n0t +" bust" And 80. not
withstanGing The plucEy ard clever efforts OF sue
coegiana, they were defeated, and whrt Il moro
defeated IN a contest which was fair aud square
from beginning 10 end.
SIR. Allen Potts unpred tho game, and Nj.
kirk8OOd Mitchell acted as referee.
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yop cnn win $4,000

by estimating the plurality Of the total
popular vote. or nearest to it, which either
Harrison or Cleveland will receive. For
particulars see this weeks Family Story
Paper. Cut to-day. All news-stands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

4 meeting OF the representatives, from tie
various lodges % the SeXeuniai League IN the
state o. Virginia wgs held IA Druids Hall Inst
night, with Captain James 4. Lipscomb, u Man
chester. in tis chair Hessrs. IN. T.. Iirsbbcrr
anu {. G.. IhGn, who were appointed 90 90 %
Philadelphia and investigate the condition OF
the order. ported, atfe' which thc bonY eN-
pressed their confidence in tho honesty and IN
tegrify oh the supreme officers, and agreed TIA,
the best plan 20 be pursued was the speedy
winding Up Of the affairs Il The organization.
Resolutions % this eject we're adopted
hose present decided u pay al assessments
until prevented by legal authority; after winch
the meeting adjourned subject 70 the call Of the
nMair-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
WOODS CONGRESS AUXILIARY.
Archbishop Ireland Delivers the inaugu-
raj Address.

raj Address
CHICAGO. LIS. ociobcr e1.-The brightest
point perhaps IN tho galaxy Of the Worlds Fair
eeiebrarons nas The gathering to-nieht a. he
Auditorium nDea the ColrmhaE congrosses
Bofe :nenearnied BY Arch bishop ireland. Of y.
Paal. CettRinif the oatasion was brilliant BE-
yolsa ali exyeciaiions ara me deusnd III seets
ID bear tld iGmors Amorican pxelttc vas relt-
lively gfeaseF IA compatson win tho facilities.
Il Il estimated, thau no extraordinary pressure
isr Submission 70 The aedigasioB bail iiseh ~
gacksotl Para to-day,
Eg0apNgss Of FHa oEGANIzAfi0s.
n o wcsil-wlte. Drcsd character of toe Con-
rress ARD Of the yass audience Gliing csefy
CHAR and uA0n ~ ths Agdllmnlul sss txsns9li-
ned ,r fhe fae1 tnas while the crater @ss M
"a abiaoep ~ tne NTH y koge tho htn sd.ciipn
foutal.se u VoStptu essnAelise:a Dr. va
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mARINE INrELLIGENCE.

hAhhfS ~ kELGtNbNNbs
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 22. 1882.
sun rlsss........ 0.28 Hon TIDR.
sun sets........... 5:22 Morning......... 5'S7
Moon ssts....... 6:I9 ETening....".... 5:43
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2l 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New York. mer-
ohandise aud passengers; George w. Allen 81
Co., agents.
steamer Ariel. Dey0, Norfolk. merchandise
ami passengers. L. b. ratum, vice. PRECEDENT
Steamship Wyanoke, BoaZ. New YORK, mer-
chgndise aud passengers George w. Allen &
Co, agents
PORT OF VEST POINT, OCTOBER FL, is9.
lby telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baltimore pas
sengers ana general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, passengers
aud general cargo
PORT oBNEWPoRT NEWS, OCTOBER 81, 1880"
by telegraphl
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic, Galveston.
SAILED.
Steamship Colon, Aspinwall
Steamship Atlantic, Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

.eosGeous elasWoRKs.
The Most Elaborate display Ever Made
Inormous Designs.

The Most Elaborate display Ever Made
Inormoua Designs.
CHICAGO, October o1.-To-night tho dedlcatory
exercises closed with the most gorgeous display
Of Groworks ever given in the world. To avoid
tlo concentration Of a mass Of people this Dis
play was divided iniO tnrce paIis and given ln
as many parts o. the clty. Tue programme
wore identical. Tho disIl = was Piveu no Wash-
iugton Para on the South tife, GARFIELD PARK on
tho West Side, and lincoln I4rH Oh the Not ~
SIDE The largest crowd conGrcg1ted ~ Nhah-
nglon Park, which was tho most accessible IRON
the heat ol tho city, but 70 ID csin tol mat no
less than 100000 people saw each OF these ois-
plays.
Ine a. play opened wien a salute 100 nfteon-
ncr'ai maroors, VIII exploited az nm aiiiIdcc oi
500 icot cnd sent sd 1Wor OF fro I1cA 10 tho
earth. AZ tli9 died away e. ID plrk suddenly
biaZod forth in a magic illumination from Duu
prematc lights fred ~ electricity, chAhslit
COi1r five times md throwing 1Y the trees VIC
luU or tle national cc.Cr5 ana tho newly
adopted municipal tgrra-cOttn. Then 'uu
1-p0uni rOsseis rushed 20 she sAlca rom cich
of Tho three PARIS, blending With tile tati-ua
unjs m the hrayens. IRON time 90 time ih3
PARKS were brilliantly illuminated With cvl3iea
hIos "a generous quantities.
TIE C0LUNEItS BANQUET.
one o. the browning feature OF tlo marvellous
display WGs the magnificent COLUMBIAN itu-
quot. made by The lEht OF l3Jlj ~. tr.,-
| 1,J0u 40 tho srmo uolntni-Irc.n ettl oi th'
three pass. Ilis Is TIE laIE ESQ ilgh. Ci roc
ere ku wn BE- The hisioryot nee Wcrc, ana O.
beauty Goa MT bo fully described in words. J "
two minutes the eject soon ir every part oi
me ,,ffv nnd Tor mIIa4 aroInl o.. lie heavens
woro turned ipfo q sea ~ are Ia every color o-
tle rainbow ana forming tlc MOSS g.lst o.
canopy tiat ever c.ot-ed any ely on eith'f lol-
tIneut. j. e.-n o. tie p1rts hre Domr4-t'.-'
sixty inches in cif uilf ctCncc AMI HoEhini go
pounds WoTo thrown from mortar fo an owe
Jude Oi 700 feet. whore they exploded, forming
picture OF macycioua g.an teu.r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

Last nirht there Was an epportnilis ~ ns -
NJ, a,o,'Iti.,ss wong actor III e great roe, Tor
Cnsrles nauford and bs COMPANY q prayers
,,gsssgted :. Julius Cesar az the 1neAttf.
IN. Hangcrd d young nan " ssas,ass - =
u,osii~e Who has wGs se1ae lntso distihcuoa -
q oleu,ter a several legitimate c0n p2pi17, anu
MO thls sshson lhfnks hiFcseiI strenx cisoaln
20 ,tspJ alone az star. Ia the Iiay % isst
ngAi he was taq Ante Anfne1y @aa WIZ n,o il's
e,.'s ,.fed rasaiaR 81 the pare, 4 bore me ii'.
tr..s 81 ease ard fai hfai st1ay an Original snl
tohess, eafhs. lie las a round, smoo,h voice.
well slsited 10 classic rates, ana DIS 9lAke paV--
ence y Impressive .1t,s~. qha
scenic . sfee;s are Weii done, 80. 49,. ;,
ms effafrlcog, at the Aatinee "5unus Stssaf
Wi 10 repeated, and io~Iigas AAS7uiet van
be ttr0sea.si.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
TIE CASE or JOHN WOOD.
The County Authorities Awaiting Advice
from Fau River.

The case OF John Wood alta iabr, who IA In
foil here as a iuHpicious character, begins 10
cr9w interesting There was 10 have been "a
conference between the county Officers who have
Interested themselves Ia the affair and ths
commonwealth attorney, bat Mr. sands W2s
not arprised O. this fac, in time aud Was engH ed
IN othe- m8ttors 80 the designated hour. Jut-
tice Lewis thinks thai the m1n should he
fsld unul pa proves better clarac-
Ter than his conduct since no has
been here indicates that he Iossosses. Inc
county odicers arc under the IMPRESSION tnat
Wood "a deeaiyiug thcm for some cause IN iiis
statements as 20 the alleged foreign tup. Tho
lettcr spoken OF by Ms. Crv-s, ~ when WOOD
claimed that De would 90 20 tuiope ana th9
second cplstle telling her o. his safe ARRIVAL IN
tn!s ooanlry. 30 not esac,ly core spond with no
urlscnar's settlement 20 The DlsrATch reporter
VINO n arvisvcd him on Monday evening"
Wood tod reporter that nc enl 70 London
ON July 9Th and ieft thero Tor America August
lOth. A pawn-uctet, No. 2o,3o2, dated August
/. 1892, tor 81, on a pair OF glasses vas found
I'M his p0sseesl0n. The ticket was Issued by tho
Nt Norris Loan ONCE, No. ~ ctsi Cnc nun
croc and tucnty-ffth street. New OK.
Wo7f- exclamation o. tho matter Il mat when
n, arrived m Nov York a t1cnd by tho Same
name offered 10 sell him the ticket for % cents
uud ne toasht g. e..
Tho county officers are awaiting news Aoh
LizNc horlens counsel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22


At che meeting OF Lee Camp last night Major
Randolph. Captain D. A. Brown, and sergeant
MG0r kodtord spoke OF their ohort ID benai u
the Crate-o az tho xposiuon-trounds.
81. Randolph madea statement Oh the pfooa-
Ole Coz. % having two entertalnme TO-
luticn passoi ~ the Executive Committee of Tue
Virrtnia Agricultural and Meenancal society
tha- Lee Camp 90 allowed the use o. the grounds
evv qr,st fo Them otaer than tho actual cost Of
protecting the property OF ne soclety ana lhe
society AGAINST any loss connected Win me said
use az groua1s, VAS read.
Tue cnmp deemed Il inexpediont 70 accept mo
Offer but a committoe OF the camp dccosd 70
meet ~ ny. Everett Wscdeys once te-inoIfS y,
morning 10 see u hry arrangeiaen's fsn De
made 10 give tie "battle OF the State1 OA
Wednesday night , =, NJ ~.
A letter was received from H. y. Tyler, rost
No Ia G. A. n Hartford, Conn, thanking Loo
Cnmp Tor treir Kindness % their comraae, REQ
A. Farley VINO died Mt the -. Ciaifs he.ol ae-
ring ths rirlt o. the Grand Amy OF the hepuD-
lac. -, ffaettr0fffd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

CHICAGO. October 1.--Ca,tle-Reccipts,S 5000
head; shipments, 5000 head; market steady
tn extra natives, s5as5.5); others. s.a0s
s4.75: Texans, s2.35as2.75; rangers, sS.7os
81.
ogs--Rccelpts. 1900 head: shipments,
1000 head; market steady nc yesterday
closing prices; rolgh and common, t5.20aso3o;
uKed ard ia kers'. s5.A0as5.5J; prime heavy
ans butchers weights. SJ.0ossJ.9o; light,
$5.50ae5.6o
1000 bead. market steady; natives, s3.50a
$3.50; Texans, 1915 westerns. s4.s3at5.o0i
Ambs. 50. T5asj.50.
WILMINGTON
NILMINaros, \. G.. October 2l.--rurpentin.
ar-n AZ 2Sltc Rossn 6rm; strained. Doc. COCO
strained. ~. Tar steady AZ sl.2a. Crude cur
pentine arm; hard. g0c.; yelIow-dip aud viz
SIN, Sl.55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22
The weather.

lBy telegraph to the Dtspateh.l
P wAsHrseros, Ortober 2L-Eorecast
Ir,,r os Virginia for twenty-iour hours
iaih from midnight 70 micnigAt: Fair
3weaEher, slightly warmer except in;
southeastern porticn; stationary tenn
perature north winds, becoming variable.
For North Carolina; Generally iair weather
cas-: winds slightly warmer 10 central portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-22

PENSACOLA, FLA, October 2l.-Pensac0la's
celebration of CO.umbus-Day vas very eiaD)-
rate and handsome. The United states garIl-
ron at Barrancaa, the state troops, civil aocsiea,
and ire department. with 100 Honts. hsoc a
dtgDlay exceeding any dcmons. ration Ia the his
tory oi the city. Columbus, IN vessels which
were exact limitations OF the meet IN whics NJ
LEFT PaiCs, landed az moor, and Indians IN COS
tune met hiin, while artillery reared and lo,OOV
spectators appiaudcd Ia the procession his
voyage was illustrated, and immediately follow
ing came floats representing the progress Of
400 years by steam an0 sailing vessels, loco
motive and a railroad train, eRd electrical and
other devices.
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TotaI1.s8i

Acreage weight o. each man-Unlyorsity'
lG6 S-11; College, 159.
Substitute rsigy, Barnard. 10; Woo
ten, 176; Guion, 17o; Merritt 100; Ba5ker'Iie
(mGnaeor), 153.
college Winston, 1872; Turner, 1871; Harris
1877.
The game commenced IN tho usual way, with
the Car0n0Ians Dau. Tho Colts had tho down.
hill gOal bat u would have peen almost ~ Wen
II none ~ ell had been assigned them, for tue
TarheHls were dominant almost nom the star
The courageous Richmond kckers dil oil they
could, and did tlat well. but what docs 1t piont
man 90 attempt O. click " q bigger fellow than
himself The blocking and general all-rcund
work OF the visitors was too much Tor the game
lite strpInRs, aud 40 the iirst hall-a torty-nve
minute inung-resultet 10 the Rtters deieaL
TINS - tho story 0f tho Varieties earnings;
Touchdown b. DOWN, goal Kick by shaw, toucn-
down by sfnney, goal kick by shaw toucn-aoUn
by IlOge, goal KICK by Shaw, touchdown ~
Hose, failure Of hamard to kick Eoai. touch
down by STANLEY, goal kick by baun9 3, t0-ch-
down bt Stanley, goal Kick By Barnafi--total,
"a points.
IN tins half Shaw hurt his ankle slightly, and
Barnard, VINO achieved such RJ0l wO-k us goal
kicker. was Illustrated Tor hun.
The coucgian- failed % scQrc.
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TheI.nnd of Flower

JACK ONvIIIF. Fla, October 2l.-Searly ovcry
civ. town, and village Ia hloriaa celebrated Co
lumbus- Day IN an appropriate manner. The
day has been market By exercises o. some Kind
al fully 500 po.nts IN the state. The celebration
in this city cen isted OF parade u tho military
and school children, and exercises by the liuer
iu the Sub-TIopfcaI Exposition building. Nearly
j, 200 took part in the process ion. High mass
Was ccloblaied ia nearly al tue Catholic
churches throughout tho state.