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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Meredith and Moore In Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. October IA largo Demo-
cratic meeting WAS held in the Opera-HOuse here
tonight. Representative Meredith was first
speaker. lie explained the workings OF the
tarin, showing that the consumer paid 10 pro-
tect monopOlists like Carnegie. and that the
Democratic party had done ell Il could TO lower
thetarin. flo paid high tribute TO Cleveland
and Stevenson and predicted their election,
showed how tho force bill would put the Republi-
eau party forever in power; gave tho Third
party scoring by showing the utter i'm
practicabiity OF most OF its proposals, and the
bad records of its candidates, and closed by call
ing on the voters to stand by their colors until
victory should perch on them on the sth Of No
yember He was followed by Walton Moore, Of
EalrfsY who apoke in lie straln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
First Speeches at CIintwood.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
CLINrwooD, VA, October ] 1.-The FIRST politi-
cal speeches Of the campaign were delivered
here to-day. James W. Marshall the Demo-
cratic candidate from the Ninth Congressional
District, aud his opponent, Major ii. e. Wood,
the Republican candidate, spoke - large audi
ence. II was not generally known that there
would be speaking here Mt this time, otherwise
there might have been q larger turnout
Mr. MARSHALL led the way In speech OF two
houra' length. In his inimtable manner he
Rrragned the Republican party az only "Cy-
clone Jim " can.
Marshall told your correspondent that he had
made forty-two speeches since his nomination,
sometimes speaking twice day. lie sp re IN
the most hopeful terms OF his election, an9 rom
Dresent indications thinks Cleveland Will 90
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Jo,nt Discussion in Nelson.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LIVINGSTON, Va. October 13.-The second
meeting OF the Lovineston Democratic Clup
low any lack of enthusiasm 10 appear IN the or
eanization. The courthouse was crowded ana
the greatest interest was shown by al present
now names were added TO the roll of the club.
After the business Of the evening had been at-
teuded 10 Messrs. S. b. Whitehead, G. T. Caskie,
aud b. T. Gordon addressed the audience with
much effect. DIR. O. IL. Porror, the most ptouli-
nsnt PeoT,les-party man In Nelson, was present
ana spoke in the interest OF his party. This tea-
ture OF jont discussion win be kept up at tho
meetings Of the club, and IT Is hoped 10y this
means to resch some members OF mo e ,'ii',
nrrty vino would otherwise no. attend the meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Tho Grand Division Of the s. of t.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
AsHEvLLE, n. C.. October l3.-lho Grand DE-
vision OF the Sons of Temperance OF North Caro-
lea mot here to-day. About thifty delegates
were present. The order Is strongest IN The
western portion OF the State. Within the past
six months there have been seven new DIVISIONS
formed, and an increase Of ia new members
The increase In membership during tho past
year has been rs per cent. w. II. Hargroye, OF
Haywood county, was reelected grand worthy
pa rsrch, ana George l. halkney, OF Asheyiiie,
arriha-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14

pal Church, South, Alexandria, October goth ~
0 O'Clock p. N. Mr.. smithers was iormery
train dispatcher OF the Virginia Midland hsn-
road Company at this place. and has many warm
friends here.
Mrs. Colonel Crawford, Of Weyer's Cave. VINO
had been III for nearly two months past. dien on
Crawfora was tho mother OF Mrs. J. +. Elliott
and Professor Alexander Crawford, OF thB nsy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
p.,o,rsv,,,a Democratic Club.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ImrRTy Mills. VA, October l3.-The Bar
boursyille Cleveland and stevenson Clue was Or
canized Wednesday afternoon with an enr IL
mont of dfty.:our stsunch Democrats ana inc
fonoving ongcers: T. Il. Galsan, president; X
~ Nsw,nsn. LANES b. Kite, j. b. HamIn, q. w.
Barbour, aud w. K. Graves, yicc-presidenls;
George \. Parker. treasurer; H. w. huh5 lr
secretary; T. w. Davis, assistant secretary. Inc
club expects nOn. T. Is. Meredith 10 meet mem
neently expecting q membership OF 100 by that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Death Of rr. John A. English.
fenocI. ,otagr.n, IN thn Dispatcn.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October l3.-Nr. John
A. English, n prominent and wealthy citizen Of
this city, was paraiyzed here this morning NJ ms
rcsidence on y street. Al tho time OF the stroHe
he had Just finished breakfast and started 70 20
ont when he fell wnere ne was found short
time afterwards by friends. He Is 73 years Oh
age and unmarried.
Ldfcr-Mr English died tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
A Farmylile vaJ Couple Married.

[COrrespOndence OF the IIchHOHu UIsptIVu'T
OXFORD, N. c., October 12.-ln the parlOr OF
the Osborne Hotel here. at 9:30 this morning, j.
w Cgwthon and Miss Lizzie Morris, both OF
Farmvlle Va, we're married, Rev. j. ;. Harda-
way, OF the Baptist church, performing the cere-
mony. IL was a runaway MARRIAGE. me young
nccom panied by j. l. Hart, or the F4rmVilie Her
AID, and Aiss Florence Hart. The party drove
through the country TO Keysyillo and took the
train NJ that place for oxford, arriving here this
morning at 3 o'clock. They took their departure
Immediately after the marriage 10 return to
FarmVille
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
For the caroIioa soldiers, Home.

fCorrespondence OF ths Richmond DisDatch.l
REIDsvILLR, n. C., October 13.-hrs. >. Turner
officers OF the North Carolina Soldiers Home at
Raleigh, is making an effort TO raise tunds IN
GU county to aid this worthy institution. Un-
der the management OF her daughter, slss
INV. n very successful and pleasant concert
Was given at Leaksyi,le last night A good many
Reidsyiue people were In attendance, and
despite an inclement evening good round sum
was realized. II Il probable the entertainments
will be repeated Ia Reidsyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
MARKETS BY rsLsoaApA,
NEW YoRk.

NEW Yopx, October fs---Cotson quiet; mid.
ding uulsnds, &C.; Orleans, y slice; sales
$40 bales; total net rcceipts. ell ports 90 !
bales: exports-to Great Britain. iS:os5 We. ~
bales. wheat dull and lower. cioelng steady
M ROD. zoe. IN store and elevator; 1e3{c
sfoat: options closed rrm 1t AS9<c. over TySs
DAY: October. Toe. Novsmess. noe. Decsmoer
ana mod sratsiy active, No 2, ooa6Q14c. IN sle
vator: sOslc. aloAt: Options clooel eeao11 viii
= fairly active demand e taz(c. deeltns Octe
bar, 56,Sc. December s. 10 Hal 523fn ossl
quist and easier optsoos dun ano v9ensr; Oo
s sssss spss Ia 4, sijisaS sized vss!si.
asa37c. CofIse Options c3o6ed Gea(y 8 teSl
points up; October, u n.loao1k1 o; Noxepesr
dis. 239i533; Dscembef, ol&et4?l&Y
scUt Rio moro active and nemer; ~ Z. k01l4e
surar--Redned larry acslvs ~ &eeeys -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
GRAND MASONIC BODIES.
Election of onicers-A Magnificent Ban
qust at the Temple.


The Grand Commandsry Of Virginia. Knights
Templar. convened yesterday at 10 o'clock &C
the nasoui, Temple. The following officers were
ELECTED for the ensuing twelve months:
Rlehs Eminent Fred Greenwood, grand COM
mander: Very Eminent T. K. Downnam, deputy
grand commander; Very Eminent J. Parker
corbin. grand generalissin0; John T. Parham.
grand captain general; Rey. DIR. George W..
Dane, grand prelate; s. n. Miller, grand senior
warden; j. II. Cnpers. grand junior warden; j..
" Bidrooi grand treasurer: ". y. lsaacs, grand
recordsr; J. 81. Wsyf, grand swora-bearsr; Y. j..
Woodnn. grand standard-nearer; J. I. billiard.
grand warbler.
There Was large atsendance at this session
of the 1rand Commandery. Tue following past
grand commanders were prceent On order OF
seniorify): William y. Isaacs, X Z. withers, w.
q. u. Lynn, James l. Beck. James d. Blanka,
ami James 1. Avis, the latter being the "lmmc-
date" past-grand commander.
Al night the Grand Commandery was enter
tanned al an elegant banquet rendered BY ncm-
bers OF No. 2 and No. i3. The knights assem-
bied IN tho spacious lemplsr asylum ~ $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
situation In the sixth District.

correspondence OF the kichlnonu Dsp"Vni
Housr.S. HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, October ID
ReprescntatiYe Paul C. Edmunds returned 70
Halifax this week after On extensive apa a,d ANU,
Gus canvass IN other counties OF th,s .1'sa.s
viii win II they are not rendered iuSewerm py
oyer-conndonce. BE reports the lhiru psry
as gradually losing strength, but recognizes ano
fact that no effort or WORK mus, 20 ie,s nnuono
by the Democracy n IL would win tho hsh~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
An Exciting Game OF Football.
fg,o.t.t ..for-~.r. 90 the nisnafch.l

LEXINGTON, Va, October 13.-There was an
exciting game OF foot-ba here to-day between
the teams OF the Virginia Military Institute anu J,
Washington and Loo University. which resuia 11a
in score of 40 20 g in favor OF the Virginia
Military Institute. Carriers tackling. the run
Mag OF Magof1n. and the blocking OF Poindcns y
were the principal features Of the game; Ins
virginia Military Institute team showed tneif
superiority ftom the beginning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
o,d.r,me Country wedding.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, n. G., October l3.-Last night
at the homo of Xr. John Mitchell. who lives A
few miles from town, MS charming daughter
Miss Willie, was married to AIR hedmsno An
derson. OF this county, Elder Thomas Lawrence,
OF Hamilton, ofilciating. IL was an old-time
country wedding. There were seyenty-hvo or
ono hundred guests and sJmptu0ns supper
WAS spread, OF which ali partoox, ana ,he gay
company rendered congratulations and sepa-
rated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
F7 BLAINE BEsleeED.
''"ef'' However, Not Permitted to
V1s,;ion Hun Politically.

'''"ers, However, Not Permitted to
Question HIN Politically.
&. t.i.,s ". Y, October l3.-whitelaw
Il. '''l asa barrier between Nj Blaine and
. Reporters who sought 10 interview
b, l nt tai on the political outlook.
..t' as regards the psrt he
A. IN 'ie campaign, aud upon
Il t--y .ihor subject on witch
Bon. inllcei 10 talk. EYery
@. -' "a. rallsd had an in
l-..... b. TOO publican vice presidential
e. ID. r'''f eIlest for au interview
o.. aN' 49, denied until the aI-
H.. i-orl-et rot 20 bore Mr.
s .i viz queries las 20 what
e. az, 'ho political situation
.e. ~ o. less fauguiug ques-
- r reporters hgd % accede 10
tsr.. al lie consequence was that
'r.9 Oh sIcmIt 10 questiO1s re-
.g. i.fit TIE lecgth Of his STAY at
tcf matters moi relative 20
s-.rr.. 'rllrlpg any mental effort
S,... ''t iATOOTD WELL
s.p Informed al of his caller. that b,s
e. tieoi, and indeed his appoar-
rts'- 4-es,ons az 10 his physl-
IA. =. t.'o9ri unnecessary, for he
Z ,.... nave completely roooTored from
- g. 0,,. As uincss. A. regards his
80 ,,r,-. tiin' Ar. Blaine said that ho
s ban. .e. -ays, awaiting tne arrival Of
eS,ss. ~ James q. Blaine. Jr.. who are
a.e.It v.,,.l' =, apd would then 40 to
-'-V ttt'....' we're posted around the town
- la,.3., gIeat publ. moeting for
- ,t.,.,.,. ',,Aug. az which II Is promised
.L.,. 49,. Warner Miller. Whitelaw keio
% ecl,..'...e- l spvakuts viii make addresses
4.iN, "..h his meeting II IL WHIT
- '9 ur,,,.. .a'hs may De Induced 20 contri.
"a.' h. IN, ,. o. y eloqlence tina, is expected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
IhAT GIRL FROM MEXICO.
A Pleasant Comedy Presented by an Ex-
Gallant Compauy.

cellent Company.
Sidney Drew and his wife presented That
Girl From Mexico" Of the Academy of Music last
night 1t was preceded by pathetic little cur
tain raiser called ain Honor Bound.'
After the curtain-fai ser came the farce, which
flowed on in an uninterrupted stream for two
hours. THAT Girl From Mexico" possesses the
merit OF novelty and originality, AID Is happily
devoid OF the eXtraneous and unnecessary spe-
cialties which are usually INTERCEPTED in pays OF
its kind. IL - Iaughaole, ludicrous, ana Is cor
ruscated with Intensely humorous situations.
Drew, as Jack Randolph. is very clever; 30 IS his
wife, as the girl from Mexico; and so, indeed,
are all OF this company In short, IL Is plea
SAINT comedy IN the hands Of good people.
The comedy Will be presented tonight, to-
morrow night. and also at a Saturday matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14

tSpeclhl Telegram 10 tne DisVstcn'l
PETERSBURG. Va. October 13.-Hr. A. Is. sad
dler and Miss Agnes Lsffoon, both OF Ettr1ck'
were married tonight By the Rev. j. A.. Barker,
pastor Of tho West-End Baptist church. After
the ceremony reception was given az the resi-
dence 4 tho groom, which was attended by q
large number Of friends OF the happy couple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
THE CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE.
Big Meetings Addressed by Our CeBvassers
with GRAFT Effect.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHATHAM, VA, October 13.-The barbecue at
Franklin Junction, in this county, to-day was
largely attended. Senator Daniel, Mr.. Beverly
b. Munford, MAYOR K. ". Peatross, and our can
didate for Congress, Claude A. Swanson, spoke.
All the speeches we're strong. conciliatOry, and
effective presentstionsbf the issues OF the can
vass, and did much good. The meeting was held
IN the very stronghold OF tue Third party, and
many recruits we're made for Democracy.
Munford Is making a CANVAS OF the county and
his old constituency are giving HIM most nat
tering reception. Meetings will be hold all over
the county between now and elecnon-day, and
no effort will be lett uBtred 20 hold the vote Of
this great county for Cleveland
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
A Riehmend Merchant Married.

Correspondence OF the hicnmond Dlfph'cn'i
scoTTsvILLE, Octotor 13.-The marriage OF
Mr.. George A. Parsley, merchant OF Richmond,
20 Miss Lula Is. Mason, tho lovely daughter OF
Mr.. James n. Mason, OF Fluvanna county, tooa
place ut the home Of the brides parents at 10
A. NJ. to-day. The happy couple camo 70 TINS
place ard took the neon train ufd Lyncppurs
and Washington for the northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
coIere d Fair Coming Wedding.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ca.rorrsxyrLLs, VA, octobsr ls-ihe
..l.,,S ANIMAL fair, under the auspices OF the
,,ns,soat ana Industrial Land aud Improvements
Company ne shs
$1,000 cv, ~ enferpftso they have shown
a' sgsrds have been Issued for tho marriage o.
~ - smiss ar 70 Miss Ida May htssist, ne
csre@ony % take plscs At tho Methodist kp'see-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October Ia-Thc stock market to-
day was strong from start 70 finish. Probably
the most significant feature of tho speculation
was increased activity and buoysncy OF tho
Changers and number OF other stocks which
have hitherto occupied a comparatively unim-
pcrtant position in the market.
SOME SPECIAL ADVANCES
Among the latter Western Union vas con-
epicuous for rise Of 2tS 10 eSss on the fsvora-
bic character OF the annual report prescntsd AT
and Ohio advanced 2A TO e0Sz and Ohio and
Mississippi 2 to "a on adyices from Cinnnnsu
that the Baltimore and Ohio contingent had 80.
road ct the annual election OF she latter COM
psny held to-day. Pacfdc Mall sold 1p nearly
2 points 10 33sl.
GENERAL UPWARD MOVEMENT.
The general list was favorsbly affected at the
opening by adyicee from London OF buoyant
market there for American eecurttes. An ad-
vance ranging from "A to per cent was record
ed, New England, Lake Erie aud western, bur.
ilngton and Qaincy, Rock Island, Louisville and
Nashville, Northern Pacific preferreVi, and the
ring the afternoon New England ran Oh nom ~
to 43ss on a denial Of the story about the al
legged Boston and Maine deaf
THE CLOSE FIRM.
Chicago Gas declined from s9}l TO S6sk and
DistIlling and Cattle Feeding from 63s7 70 osst,
u, and the market closed drm. pistilling and
Cattle Feeding rallied TO 63tSa83t4r General
Electric, Manhattan, Ohio Southern. Pull nan
PaIace-Car. and Eris preferred advanced y TO
1A per cent Sales-Listed stocks. 3%7,0Oo,
unlisted. $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Essntng.- Exchange weak at 4s5a4e71<;
Commercial bulls. 4Sii4s&65. Money easier 90
4Iea7, closing offered at 8. Sub-Treasury bal
ances Com. 80 1000. 900; currency, e1o,f1f,-
900. Governments steady; a. per coats, ll4lf:
State ponds duh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
A HOLIDAY FOR SENATOR HILL.
Lynchburg VIII Decorate and Suspend
BusIness-Danisl ADD Swanson.

Especial Telegram to tho Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, October 13.-The Democratic
Club held a meeting here this morning aud de-
cided TO request citizens to decorate their places
Of business on the day when Senator David b.
Hill, OF New York, speaks hero ION the 27th)
The citizens expect 10 make the day general
holiday Senator Hill will be escorted TO the fair
by the military OF the city.
Hon. John W. Daniel and Claude Swanson
spoke to-day TO n large crowd Of farmers at Elba,
Pittsylyania county. senator Daniel made
nne impression, and Swanson went for the
Third party leaders in fine style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Tn. Fate of the Third Party.
fCorres pondonceoI the kte

fCorretponuebceVIt uT HVouII13'l7 ~,
TxaPERAscsviLLg. Va, October Tine
Third party ON the Eastern Shore seems 70 hs'o
aassed out OF existence as gently as a receulns
pmm,oer breeze signing through tho tree-tops OF
= distant forest and is now nearing tue prihk =,
mn ayiuI chasn--the grave OF oeieat anu
obIiyion. whore its dry bones may rest iofesor'
.unvspf, unhonored, and unsang."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14

Chiei-Justice Fuller has appointed ex-Judge
Thomas s. Atkins United States Marshal pro
tenn Of this district 90 oil the vacancy caused "
tho death Of Marshal Farr. The appointm snt
holds until the President makes permanent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
TOO MANY TICKETS.
Arrest Of q wouid-Bc Negotistcr of Il. 3
ID. and c. q o. Certificates

BAIruoRE, Nd, October i3.--lohn A. Brirs
was arrested here to-day while tryinf 20 negotl-
ATE with Henry Pike, railroad tickot- Toker,
for the sale OF $4,000 vcrsn Of tickets over the
f,chmond and DanviIle ana Chcsepcske ~
onto rsiironds. Seven tiokets for dtsSant soufh-
Ar, poinfs we're found on him. Tho hichmond
aud Danvills tirket-of1cs u Alsxandria vas ROD
bed sunday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Eject OF mcKinieyism 10 Britain IA War;
saw IN CA Champion of Radfcsiisn.

saw ~. C.l Champion of kadics''sm.
Nav YORK. October 13.--rbe Republican Ma
tionai Committee resumed business today
by sending out q circular detailing tho
effect Of too Mckinley bill upon Bri-
tsh manufactures. Tho railing OF tho
British press and the yitupcration IL heaps upon
tho head OF Mr.. Mckinley are cited az the
bos, testimony 70 tho ofilcncy OF the hckin-
ley mossure IN preserving the American
man Carter gave out letter which
he had received from Warsaw, y. G. The p0llti-
cal fever, the writer says, Is NJ a white heat in
tho southern states. "If we can have fair
show and an honest count We stand q good
chance in several OF the southern States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
w. Farmer Wa. Peat Man.

[Corrsspondence OF the Richmond DisDstch.l
ENPORIA, VA, october 13.-In my account OF
the TredwayLundy nuptias In your yesterdays
issue was made 70 say that w. M. Tanner was
the best man. Il should be WI. NJ. Farmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
WORLD'S-FAlR ORATOR.
Senator Daniel May Make the Main Adj
dress at Chicago.

dress at Chicago.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch!
CHICAGO, October IA local paper says that
there Is a probability that Senator John w.
Daniel, OF Virginia, will be asked to deliver the
Columbian Grafton on October 2lst. After re-
ceiying Colonel Breckinridge's nnal declinstion
the counsel OF administration talked about tho
situation, and 80 did tho Executive Committee
Il seemed to be the opinion that the gap ought
20 be flled, although the advantages Of a shorter
programme we're conceded. Several members
Of the counsel expressed the opinion that sens-
tor Daniel would accept the honor, and 1t Is more
than likely that the Yirginian viii be invited by
telegraph 70 deliver the main GRAFTON OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Money. honda ssoska Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. no. and the
Weather lndieatisns
tBy telegraph to tho Ds.p.scn.,

tByteiegraph 10 the Dtspatch-l
WASHINGTON. d. O.. October 10.
IFAjn Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours--from midnight to mid
night; Fair weather; winds shift
ing to southerly; slightly warmer.
For North Carolina Fair weather; east
erly winds; warmer In western portion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
INK 5. MAGEs's MISSION.
''u sSoessaiuI In Barmonizing
A,. Alabama KadicalIsm.

s,, Alabama RadioaiIsm.
r. = - ALA.' October i3.-Tas air 4.
IL. a, S 70 the effect that Mr.. Chris.
Z ~. ,..,,.D,ss'' The kepublicsas 10 basi.
taBpsr 's,eh viii bring all hands 10
issss a., ~ The fusion ticket Tbs
!. "a hs.gs 80, he NO Nossl.y
n. .ais ~. 20 ana Stevens OF the strstght.
az u,f 800. iesign and a new chairman 4
sN Il -" a The head Of q now com
saS a .''~ said that Tho straight
"s.ass. Il. be recognized" alter
'sa., 'n's district II is reported
" b ssssLsoatl aAd Persons lfpslon.s,,
us. Neat hasaAy 10 tle dsts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
T,HRsTERFIELD COUNTY 9 PEN
- BONDS FOR SALE

BIDS FOR caSrERrI5Lp Soyyyx 4, SQSnc
Win b received BY ne anm ~ ~ - ~
a. $3.50 eacn. bssr date Jaly !. Nv, - 49,
A. ~ cSnI intsrsst mon dsss. paya1ee q -
~ 6Ay e July d sach yea nssrss
reasonable sw ~ ss. Cs,s W. Sirsy 49,
dsss, ~ subse,s 70 cAh snss ~. 49, S.!o
~ rrcvidss lDr payment e seeyec3 - 02.11c
rcxc odBoe. VI srfsase
~. ~. kishmeaa. ssd reaeeel - ~
w sss ::sa.. y = = vs., =: ' ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, October l3.- Virginia 3s, 74a7o;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 04Ie bid Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern I'd incomes, "a bid con-
solidated gas stock, 5e}sa5Sss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14

@1AE.MoNLD or FaA1Ioh~
is the ono in which we live, and it is
time to observe the course and direction
of its autumn current. To march in the
procession Of good dressers and be noted
for elegance and correctness of apparel
instead OF conspicuous as an echo Of
modes visibly passed you must see the
new goods in our Msde-to- Measure De-
partment and examine the suits we are
producing suits which are marvel Of
taste and artistic workmanship, and re-
Sect the passing mode a. perfectly ~
your image is reproduced In the mirror.
Our suits are the most flashed spsci.
mems Of the sartorial art ever seen in
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
NORFOLK PEANUrMARSEr

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OCTOBER 13.-Narkei steady. Light sales re-
ported NJ quototionA Prime, NC: extra prime,
2jsc.; fancy Be-; factory hand-plckei, 3a4ilc.