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discovered that one OF those long. lank.
razor-back hogs that can outrun an
ostrich and root a hole through bank
vault while you wait, had gotten In and
started 10 tunnel down 20 China. l went
out and made few inproniptu remarks TO
him, bat he didn't mind-kept right on
with his artesian well. Then broke 50
garden rake across his vertebrae. and then
the circus commenced. / would get him
within three feet OF the open gate, when
he would turn. run over me.
and begin new excavation bsforo
/ Icould get my feet out Of the air. then
called in policeman. but BIO ran between
the copper's legs. threw him a double
somersauit and broke his collar bone.
The miserable fool of an Te'e administra-
ton IL now suing me for damages. was
just about TO turn in 6re-alarm and ask
tho department to put the porker out,
when an old negro stuck his head over tho
fence aad offered TO remove him for two
bits. closed with him at once, sat down,
nursed myself, and watched proceedings.
He went up to the hog and remarked
You stay right war We is. Dye hyar
Don't ebber lemme catch you outer dis yer
lot The hog looked at HIM and moved
toward the gate. The negro tried TO head
him Of but he uttered loud woof. ana
went down the street like Old Nick beat
ing tan-bark. Don't tell mo that man mas
descended from the monkey! lie has
simply shed his brlstles-thats all"
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Convicted Out OF TITS Own Mouth.
fChicnrn Daily Trihunn.l


John, you have been drinking
1t was not yet IL O'clock, but there was
something in the laundering way IN which
he had bumped against things in coming
through the front ball that aroused her
suspicious.
You're mistaken. Emily" said Mr.. Out
layte, steadying himself. and discovering
just in time that the ornament on which
he was about to hang his hat was only a
figure in the wallpaper. Pm perfectly
sober, Emily. Haven't drunk drop"
John" she said, look me squarely in
the eve and repeat the names of the Demo
cratic nominees for President and Vice
President! " :,
"Clevenson and Stevelandl" exclaimed
Mr.. Outlayte, trlumphantly.
All | thought so.
ANY body who can't say Steveland and
Clevenson." continued Nr. 0utlayte,
raising his voice: " | say. madam. any.
body that can't pr'nounce the names OF
Gle -Ste-Cleestvand and Steenson-and
! don't care a gosh-ding what their names
are wish you'd stand t one side. I'm
going Z bed?"
And Mr.. Outlayt e. now reckless and
wholly demoralized, fell up the stairway
one step at a time, and disappeared IN the
darksome void.
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Lntcst from Ihe Wires.

Tho Pan Handle PASSENGER train tnat iett LAY
ton ONO. a. g:45 FRIDAY might coIcea WIN
west-bound freight near Harbino station, i've
,,,,,es eee. Of DAYTON. Both trains were nloFin.
AZ mi sneed. Engineer Joseph Nicnois, OF tho
nas1en ser train. was killed. both engines Nore
WRECKED. ana Baggaxe-N Master GEORGE CONFER
was wounded The passengers al escaped M
tury Fxpress-N Messenger fost, o. kiehm0hd'
Ind hai one arm badly injured. The passsh-
yer Train mad boen tagged aud the engineer IN
iortasd OF danger, but he went right on 70 LIB
death.
Tae OFFICIAL Hamburg cholera statistic. Tor Fr,'
dav place the namDor Of new cases mere n, -,
AGAINST "a GA THURSDAY. The deaths friaAy
numbered Q. Ia Altoona Friday new eases
ana deaths wore reported.
Tho Antwerp correspondents OF mo Lonaon
Nous says " II bias transpired ina. an
outbreak Of cholera occurred at sie'ndoIi. q
brics-making village ak miles distant rom
Antyorp. on the left bank OF the eche5dt, 'pree
weeks ago. Tue population " 3,soo. aua
already thirty~eight deaths have pcen rspoa..i
while aaauy patients are now under uea'nnen'.
The Dispatch Company has hrst-class
facilities for doing al kinds OF printing'
Send US your orders. Htsmatcs cncsfiui-
" furnished whom dsursd \
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being helj under bond OF S2,2bo each.
The Supreme Court will consider bis con-
session and his attorneys consider his case
hopeless anA cav tta, no viii now hang.
T,,s uon-.n,.n or TRADE.
The Advance In tho Price of Cotton stimu-
iates Business! Financial News.

iates Business-- Financial News.
from nraoa;reerp Weekly Ropor,.I
Tho feature OF tho business world this
week il the stimulating effect on southern
trade OF tho &c. advance IN the price OF
raw cotton. Interior merchants 10 the
South are not generally tuying generously,
but they are ordering oftener. which *
hayiny a splendid effect on business gen.
erally throughout the South. Tho fore
gong is. reported 20 Dradstrects from
Baltimore. Charleston. Atlanta. Birm,ng-
ham, and New Orleans, where, with one
exception. collections are improving as
well Tho prospect 10 reported unusually
favorable at Nashville. Memphis. Dallas.
and Galveston where the distribution Of
staples IL steady. Prices OF Louisiana rice
have been demoraliZed by heavy arrivals.
The price OF .pIg.irOD is 25c. higher for
spot orders Of Cincinnati, but few other
markets report snles ~ the advance. The
iron and glass industries at Pittsburgh are
well emplogCd. and eastern cotton-mlls
continue as extraordinarily active as here
tofore. Hides are weak. and some upper
feathers lower IN price. Petroleum, too.
shows a tendency TO lower quotations. At
Louisville the tobacco and whiskey mar
kets ara firm.
Bank clearlngs at Gl cities in the United
States for the past nine months aggregate
S45 ,4S9 $40, 000--an increase of almost 10
per cent as compared with tho like total
for 1891.
There were 1913 business failures IN the
United States this week as reported to
Bradstreet's. In the week year ago the
total was $50, but last week it was only l43
At the London wool sales competition
has been keen and prices have been firm,
thus tending 10 strengthen quotations on
this side Only 1900 bales have thus far
been secured TOR the United States.
Local trade as reported for the current
week shows that orders for dry goods.
boots aud shoes, fancy and heavy groceries,
and hardware are active. as Is also manu-
featured tobacco. though in this line ten
dency is noted among southern dealers TO
buy IN smaller quantities and order Vore
frequently.
General collections are good, showing an
improvement over previous weeks. and
prospects are conceded TO be brighter.
Banks clearlngs for this week SO, 026, 92G, IS,
AS compared with g. ,006. 5i4.@ last week.
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ALAS tA'S -'' ~ CITY.
No Place on EArta L'.,- 40 Mirage Seen
In Arctic CLOUDS.

No Place on EarLa i.t.,. 40 Mirage seen
in Arctic CiouGs.
Many stories have been written about
mirages and decisions, but none more H.
terestIng and curious than that of the
Silent City miracle, which makes It's ap-
pearance near the Pacific glacier in Alaska.
The discovery Of this wonderful mirage.
saws the Cleveland Press was made by the
Indians. who would tell of the city which
was built in the clouds. The mirage can
he seen III the early part of July from to
.GP. NJ. IL rises from the size Of the Pa
clfic glacier. It first appears like heavy
mist, and soon becomes clearer, and one
can distinctly see the spectre city, well
defined streets and trees, tail spires. huge
and odd-shaped buildings. which appear
20 be ancient mosques or Cathedrals.
Ii IS city which would seem to contain
AT least $4,000 or $4,000 inhabitants. As
vet DO one has been able TO identify it, al
though several have claimed to recognize
the place. There is no city like IT III
Alaska. nor IN any country about 1t for
thousands OF miles. Some claim It Is a
city in Russia, others say 1t is city in
England, but none can tell what or where
1t Is The mira 20 was given the name Of
"Silent CITY," as 1t appears to one like
dead city; there Is nothing that would IN
dictate il is inhabited.
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BALL AND BAL.
Two Games at the Hub-No. 1: Bostons, !
New Yorks, 3.

New Yorks. 3.
RosroN October s.-Bostons and New
Works played late games to-day, and the
champions won by superior base-running
Crane. with decent support, should have
won the first game. Lyons ana Keller
missed chances for third outs which gave
the Bostons the first three runs. Weather
fair
First game: R. BIZ Z;
Bostons. .......0 IA l
New Yorks....0 0 0 % 2-3
Batteries-Nichols and Bennett; Crane
aud Boyle.
BosToSs. 3; NEW YoRKs. l.
In the second game Arthur Clarkson
faced New York. He pitched with good
INDICTMENT and received perfect support.
Boston won in the first inning. Attend
ance 2,227. Score:
e6 s9cTsu oAino .2O1oOOO-s 0
New Yorks. 0 0 o O-l 4
MISREPRESENTATION and Camel; Rusie
and Ewing.
CLEVELAND. 8: ST. LOUIS. I.
CLEVELAND. October s.--The Clevelands
won to-day's game by good batting, bunch
! ING their hits in the second inning. Inc
| attendance was but 500. threatening
weather kept people away, and the. game
! was called Gt Iuc Gnu VI tAo hieu ihhAAG
or account of rain. Score r. BIZ. L.
Clevelands ...,......i so O. 8 10 |
/ 81 Louis. Q O. l
Batteries-Young aud Zimmer; Bries-
! tom and Briggs
/ BALrTxoREs, o.; PHrLADELPHIAs. 3.
BALTIMORE, MD, October S.-Baltimore
bunched hits on Weyhlng to-day and won
| in a canter. Attendance, $50. Score:
X. b. II. \.
paltimores. L 000O5o 80 II 8
| Phiiadelphias. % o 2011 100 is 8 l
Battefies-- yickery and Robinson; Wey-
hing and Clements.
rITTsBUBo. Z; CHICAGO, 3.
P1rrspuRG, Pa, October 8. --Timely hits
and good base-runnlng won for Pittsbui Us
| o.day. Terry was very effective IN the
box. Attendance, 800. Score: =. B.H. 4.
p,ttsburgs.....0 o 1 o / 0 SO OF IL
/ Chicago. $50 0 o o 3 0 o COS
batteries Terry and Mack, Ruby and
| Schriever.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Az Louisville Cincinnati and Louis
vile; Ut Brooklyn Washington and
| ,nrocklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

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-
tenn 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 ac-
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 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fcr sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista 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 re syrup co!
SAW FRANCISCO. eat.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Yoax. Nv
ia i-su. wtW)so,lp focrl
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wisconsin Sensation.
fPv ,eiegraDh 10 the Dispatch.

Mnw,UKEe. WIS. October S.--The Ger
mon a. the organ of tho German Lrihe;
rams Of Wisconsin, comes out fl2t-f9otod
Tor John G. Spooner and John G. Koch.
A greater political sensation wa, never Dc
fore known IN the history of Wlsc2ns,n'
Inc paper editorially renounces Peek. de,
clares the Bennett.law question ssttieIu
forever and lauds Speoner ana 1 nocn f or
thc whole Republican ticket. The Ger
,a ma, vas the head and front of the anti
Bennett-lsw fight two years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
Malone "Plaeated " Too.
nv telegraph to the Dispatch,

ny telegraph 70 the UIsphIVu'I
NV York. October S.-General William
Malone. of Virginia. one of the last OF the
bitter opponents of President Harrison to
show signs that he knew q campaign was
in progress. walked up the steps
of the brownstone headquarters OF
the Republican National Committee
to-day. Many compared 1t to the call
wnich Thomas c. Plat made at headquar-
ters several weeks ago. and the "pia-
catncn of Malone figured nearly ms
prominently in the current talk as all the
"placatinen of Plat at that time.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

lRepOrIed TOT INC UhpaICu'I
OCTOBER $40 auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales: Filters, 40 smokers, 2; darks,
90-total, 1872 hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
a. ,277.60; tobacco, $2,OSl.O7; special tax,
S75-total, 81, 43367.
Tho loose bright tobacco sales this week were
very satisfactory. ana receipts are very good.
Private sales wore small and the market Is dull.
Highest lor now brights, s47.
In tho burning Of MIR. Edilns's factory he has
much sympathy OF tho Trade. II is safe to pre-
dict that tho ruins will soon oe rebuilt.
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spreading tho rumor Of his wishes and
summoning q crowd of applicants from
which 10 choose. :,
For this he must repair to some we'll
stocked hacienda where there are Indians
TO spare, pay the debts OF such as ne Sc
lects. thereby transferring tho Indian with
his obligation and rs attendant bond OF
servitude from Que master to another.
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CENTRAL ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
Big Observation-Disclosures Springer
aud Others Speak.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch

PEORIA, LII, October S.-Ihe Democrats
of Central Illinois held a big demonstra-
ton here tins afternoon aud evening.
Hon. Adlai L. Stevenson, candidate for the
vice-presidency, arrived at o'clock, ac-
companied by a delegation of 100 from
Bloomington. The delegation marched to
the Grand Opera-tiouse, where meeting
was held. Congressman Springer discussed
the tariff at great length and was followed
bv General Stevenson, who devoted his
time TO the tariff, reciprocity, and the
force bill.
Tins evening there was monster torch
LIGHT procession, which was followed by a
meeting at Rouses Hall, Addresses were
made by Ex-Governor Hubbard. OF Texas,
and James w. Hunter, candidate for Con-
gIeSs.
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lver csrrlfcates (Westorn National Bank
New York certincates) Issued on deposit
THE NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK. October s.--The associatod-bank
statement shows the following changes Re
serve, decrease. s2,455,s25; loans. decrease,
gai-tonders. decrease, SO, Asst, 900 deposits. de-
crease, 81, 10000 circulation, decrease $685.
600. -
Tho banks now hold sl.036,575 In excess OF
the requirements OF the % per cent.fule'
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.5oH 74rusoN MAKES AeulLs-EYs.
"e ie!i' the People Ballot Reform Has
Come 10 stay.

vernon rattison. Of Pennsylvania, on
cat received the following teie-
't 'f.m ,he Pottsyliie pa Eraitng
. -s.1le 90 call an extra session of
D.. t. azure 20 repeal the Baker ballot
sentiment here IN favor OF repeal. as
.'i iuaa, counties cannot be sup
"ii tglQt- Chronicle.
ta.t.
20 occasion for an extra session
i.-. -la'9rc. 4 he Baker ballot law
ly very largo majority in both
.-'s % the Legi slaturo.
't enacted ~ obedience 10 very de-
.' sentiment. The press. almost
exception. approves Of II. X az
. Tort wore made u enforce II as
disposition 20 md fault with ~,
N''..i be no trouble IA lts execution.
'.'''. form n Pennsylvania has come
amendments nav be found 10 loo
ln the tuture, but they will be IN
--r present legislation.
hJlEgI L. PAIusoN. Governor.
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PeullarItIos of tho Rauor-naol,
[st. Louis Globe Democrstl

"No, have not been toying with buzz
saw nor shaking hands with o cyclone,
said Samuel Heatherby. as he limped to a
seat in the Lacleds Sotunda. II have
been having little matinee with razor
back hog. I've bought home at Dallas,
Tex, aud have taken great pains TO fix my
lawn up au fat. You see down in that
country people pretty nearly live out
o'doors, and the flowers that bloom only
= the spring mp here she'd their sweet
nsss Ill the pear round The sthar dAy !
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CINCINNATI.
OlyCTgNATT. {

UINCINNATI, Ucto0er VI IOII UaToIy sIHduy'
Wneat in lair demand; No. 2, red 73a74c.
Corn weak; No. ., mixed, 45a40c. Oats In
fair demand: No ., mixed, 33l6a3fc. PORK
dliet at slI.7j. Lard duh at 87.s7l5. Bulk
meats barely stoady Mt ST75aS7S7l6. Bacon
nrm at $9.5Oas9.62l&. Whiskey steady at
SLlJ.
If you want to meet your friends call at
j. Biuford's, 1906 east Main street. They
all cOngregate there. Is. SELECT.
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MARRIAGES.

NlEDERMAYER -yAENTINE.-Isr-
ried. IN Washington, Wednesday, October
5th. bv Rev. Mr.. Green. JAMES A. ME-
DERMAYER and BELLE Ii. NALEN-
TINE; both of Richmond.
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NEW YORK. October S.-Ths volume OF ous!-
moss at the Stock Exchange was small, and the
only stock that fluctuated as much as per cent
was American Sugar, which declined to 1855 40
against 110Jz az the close yesterday.
GENERAL LIST YIELDS.
The general list yielded 1lka1Js, and closed at
n fractional recovery. Big Four first declined y
and then rose TO a. Chicago Gas aud Distilling
and Cattle-Feeding were also noticeabiy nrml
With few exceptions the anal quotations did
not vary u per cent. from those OF yesterday.
COLUMBUS HOLIDAY ISTERSERBscs.
The approaching holidays naturally have q
tendency 10 make operators hold on, and in
some quarters but little actyityis looked for IN!
Ill after the middle Of tho coming week. The
market closed steady in tone.
sales Of listed stock. $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
EysrtnG.--Exchsngs weak ut 4s6iSa4SSt%;
Commercial bills. 4Ss1f. Money easy at4
closing offered at 4. Sub-Treasury balances
Coin. 80 3,556 0O0: currency, s1O.922,0o0. Gov.
ernments urn; per cents, II49s: 41as, lOl1s'
state oonds quiet.
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SURE TO HANG NOW.
Nv "' Iht Have Escaped. Hat He Thought
lessiy Admitted Gont
~ tclegrap h 10 tue Dispntchl

., ~ 'vleEfaph 10 Tue Disphtch.l
49,. ''tt' "a, October 6.-Cn the night OF
.,'. ~ 1891, sherman Arp, a notorious
>" entered the house OF an old man
h., rogue, near Gaylesyille, about
f",'e miles below Rome, aud murdered
Nh I ~ l's bed by splitting his head open
AL a. axe. Arp was pursued by a mob
81 49,. @1ynl, and was tried at the July term
te, cS N1fcult Court, convicted, and SEN
No. ~ he hanged September 10th. but
tt. q. l'ei respite. and is now awaiting
i,,,. "st ON % tho supreme Court on petit
VIZ. ~ Low irel, Cut from recent De.
1Lo,.u,h' lie Val Ia sure 90 hang.
,Lnovgntlessly, Arp recently confessed 10
~. tliling, duplicating Alexander Busk.
N'O''er and Green Lessh, who are now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

FLOUR quito: Fine. s2ass2o; super
nne, s2.25as,.5O; extra slZ1as5.oo' isans'
a. 5Oas3.7b: patent, sL50aeL75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

t0lAsrsph 70 the pisnnsch. 4

tDy telegraph 10 the Dispssch-l
Fl wAsHuorox, D.. O.. October 8
ITlln forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina for twonty-four hours
from midnight to midnight' Gene
rally fair weather Sunday. preceded by
showers tonight in eastern portions;
northwest winds; cooler IN southern por-
ton.
For North Carolina: Local showers, fol-
lowed by clearing weather; generally fair
weather Sunday; cooler; north winds.
TnE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear in the morning. followed by cloudi-
ness and heavy rams in the afternoon and
night. Tho skies were cloudy nc mid
night.
Range OF the Thermometer at tho 'front.'
door of tho DISPATCH Office yesterday;
a. NJ. .............s....- '.....,-..-.....o 100
. A. al ...................'-. s......ss....o 90
~ M ............,.,......s' '...sss.....ss..to
Z. M...................... 90
L. NJ. ........,....s...s' 80
Midnight. .............s.''..... 20
Naa- toyorarotvra 60
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Ry-MONUMENTAL CHURCH. -
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. morning service,
IL o'clock; evening service, O'Clock; HOLY
Communion iirst sunday Ia each month Seats
tree and al cordially invited
f~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth strsst)s-Rsv. w. ".
LAspBUx, d. D., Pastor. Services ~ ~ - -
and r. n.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, ocToBER o. 1891
Sun rises ...-.... GA HisH TIDE ana
sun sots .......... $40 Morning. .....-.. o:o1
Moon rises- ...... STA Evening ......... 0:o1
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ocrosEs 10, 1891
SIM rises-.-...... 6:15 HIoR TIDE.
sun sets. $50 Morning. ......... I:x0
Noon rses......... 9:Io Evening. ......... 1:ov
PORT OF RICHMOND ocrosss 9. 1854
aRRivED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk, nsrcnanane
and n.sseneers. /. B. rasum. vise-pressaons
poHT ogNEwPoRT NEWS OCTOBER y AsSz
lBy tolesrspn-l
SAILED.
schooner Kapian. Bosssn-
PORT OF WEST POINT. ocroslHs, issa
lBy tsiegrspn.l
ARRivKl~
steamship CITY OF Columbia, Stevens New
york passengers aud general cargo
NSssasnsnip William Crane, Foster, ffov1dcnce
80 Norfclk and Newport NeuA general cargo
S.samship Charlottsh GeoghAns b&lumoses -.
seuxers and general cargo.
sAILxfl
s,aamsh,p Hornhead. scoss, liverpool cclson-
sseamship william crsnas frosaaeecs ~ A0t-
i' ssss sss cS q oasansla. Nss y0sA -
'I sss Ss chaslpssA ln,snxA peneon
end genera oasOA
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NEW YORK COTTON FLU ,Usgs

NEW YORK, October S.-Cotton-Net receipts,
none; gross receipts, 6,SSS bales. Futures
closed steady; sales, 164,200 bales; October,
s1g5as7.06; November. sS.0Sa8S.O9 Decem-
Der. sS.22aSS.23; January, 5o.34asS.3j Foo
ruary, SS.46ass.4S; March, 3B.6saSS.50;
April, sS.6saSS69; May, $s.1SasS.15; Juno,
rs S-nal
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October S.-0FFRRTsGs-- Wheat.
l.G04 bushels. Corn. 6l% bushels. Oats, o32
bushels. Peas, 20 bushels.
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QUOTATIONS..

WasAr.-Longperry. 75sslc. Mixed. 73sS0c.
shortDerrY 70as0c. No. 2 rcd, 7Sa7Dc.
20 H.-White, Virginia (prime), 56c. No
2, white, 5ja5bc.; No. Z, mixed, 54aooc.
Olrs-Winter for seed, 3sa42c; Ne y
mixed. 3TL6a3sc. No. s. mixed, 36a37c.
fyYx-B0agtc.
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s,cHmoNp STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. October 8, 1902.
snEs,-4Oo Virginia I0-40's July, lSoo>, cou-
mons at IS: 81 Virginia 1O-40's coupons at2s.
Closing quotations at the stock Board:
0,vu,HaESr SsJuatrtgG Bh. Ask,t
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.aNYrIwyyroRy LUNCHEON.

t'ir,eIIsut Gilman, of Johns-Hopkins
'a'.f-.t', entertained AZ iunc heon to-
atlwacr 81 the visiting bishops and
.t'H ~ tho convention. Many of
.-.'a -ce most distinguished citizens
"...... guests.
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.ILEnnNrA's MFMoH1A1.

!. regard 90 the resolution offered on
4..r, 4y rt the delegation from CalIfor-
DID. a.a.cs that uo further change be
.....a tle pfayer-book, Dr. Hart asked
.' b., committee be discharged from
.r consideration of the memorial.
H. .l t.r memorial was not authentic
H- rely a set of Instructions for
CATION and not addressed 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09

l- Har'. chairman Of the Committee on
d. Standard Prayer-Book. favOrably re-
-+.t t.e resolution offered some day
.-. .r ur. Olmstead. of Central New
-t. t.r. uniform system of printing the
'.i'...-. tic Gloria Patri, and the whole
i-alms. The resolution was
-. i'... alth the addition that FIVE suit
o.. PERSONS bee appointed 20 conduct the
't tta' they report at the next general
.ft.N1n, aud that 10 expense be at
t..r4 to tLe work.
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Tar WEATHER. IN RrcunoSp Yrsr.rpAY ,
Range os the thermometer at tho 'front.'
Inn- Of rho Drap ron nffira reatnrdau.
New yoeK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. .......,.......,
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According TO English reports the average
Duration OF an attack may be put down at
SIX DAYS. In fatal cases the average was
found in London, during 1854. to be 2.6S;
to illustrate common prognostic expe-
rience, namely. that the longer the issue
can be held in abe, ance the better are the
patents chances Of ultimate recovery.