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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
UNIVERSITY EDITORS AND CLUBS.
Georgia Crackers" "Blue Grass" and
Lone Star" Clubs.


fcorrespondenre of the Richmond DispstchI
CaiRLOTrEsyILLE, Va, october 10.-lhe first
M. Of Co,eJs Tspics, Volume ~, has appeared.
The following gentlemen compose the Board OF
Editors. " r.. Abbott. Jr., Virginia, business
editor. &. II. DAVIS. Virginia; G. II. Duke, Ken
tucky: A. u. Harden. Georgia: FRED Hurpet'
North Carolina; J.. II. Macheu, virginia; harr-
son Randolph, Virginia, edit0r-in-chlel
The Wash >oci 'ty has been reorganiZed:
Mr.. Leigh. president; Mr.. Harper, yce-presl-
dent: Mr.. Cara. secretary; Mr.. Pennington,
treasurer. Mr.. Jester was elected business eIl-
tor of The magazine ,,
several STATE clubs have been organized AZ
the University. Alabama has fifteen represen-
tatiyes The following are the officers OF TINS
club: President j. h. Greene, birmingham;
Vice-Pre sideut, =. d. Lo'Ewel; birmingham
Secretary, L ". Robertson. Mobile
The "Geurcla Crackers have elected the
following officers: j. VI. Rogers, Macon, presi-
dent; {. VI. Smith, 1hOmasy!lle VIC t-presldIhl :
Marion Neil. Hull, secretary and treasurer Wo
baulurt- are to be given by this club during the
The Rme-Grass" state Club have elected
Nh NettlerOth, OF Louisville, president; MI
Eagles, OF Owcnsboro, Nce-prtsiirh'' qnu ..r'
Brown. " Louisville, toastmaster. twenty
el,ht men are here from this state. Inc cluD
viii hold two banquets during the session
The "Lone-star' state: President iiampso
Gary: Nce-Ptcsiieut, --- Burlington; secretary
and IL eqsurer, Hugh II. Young Hls'orlah' L.
Cara; POSTMASTER. --- nendrlcks'
CLASS OFFICERS.
Several of the classes have organized and
elected officers. A few are noted: ,
Acadcmic-Murray Mcclure. president; W IL
liam G.. PcterSln, VIC e-presment, ana A D. Ne!-
SON secretary and treasurer 80 81,
Meticine-P. c. fauntieroy, president; I. +.
Marrow, vice. president; Joseph Grce, secretary
aud treasurer. ..,.,.,,.
tuceriug-Maurice Hunter, president;
kaigiro Sugius, ice-president; /. H. Neel' sec
rotary: b. r.. Thompson, treasurer
TrHcv. the football trainer, has arrived anu
IN. bows are now hard At WORK. lie THINKS There
h scms ane material among the young men
Nrs Garnett, who fell and broke her arm last
Wednesday, Is reported 70 DO improving as
rapidly rs could be expected.
l. A. Wood, charged with causing the uealh ul
Mary Peasants. has been acquitted by inc
County Court. -, . a.,
An infant OF Mr.. John Drumheller was buried
yesterday. t -, -
4 telegram hRs been received announcing inc
sudden fitness of the Rev. b. +. smith, OF Sur[y
county. Mr.. smith is a brother oil Mr. u l.
smith and Mrs. ~ c. Fuller, Of this city. 90,
SIR G. II. GWatkin has gone TO NashEIue,
Tenn, where be will remain several days' fFoHi
there he Will 20 90 Wellington, Kan ,-,
Tho biruiuK Of the Baptist church III Coi-
poier recall. the fact that the Rev. Jonn H.
iorp,n referred 10 tho historical site 81 that
nuil'liug a week ago. il stood on mo spot
where tho old Culpepcr Jail once stood. IN
mis- iaii were Imprisoned Baptist ministers Iot
rrca.Aing the Gospel without the authority u
ttc government
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FUNERAL OF WEAVER AND FIELD.
A Novel Political Procession at "inns"''
Woodward's Great Speech.

ltorre6DOnde1cc OF tnc iAi'h"i""N
WINDSOR, n. C., October s.-Mr. +. A. WOOD
ward, Democrats candidate for Congress- su-
dressed tho people OF this county at Coioraih
yesterday. There we're about 800 people plefs e
eni, and after speaking was over the peoP's9
we're invited TO partake OF a welLarrangeu mn M
ample dinner, which was prepared by .h s III
zens az tho community. Mr. Noodwafn syn
last night in town, AZ the roeidence Oh nj. ~
Winston. Last night the members " W" ~,
Cleveland ana Carr Club OF the town went ny "a
the residence OF MIR. Winston ana ins"GIu
SIR Woodward to address inc ciuO ~
the courthouse, and Mr.. George u;
Mudrey furnished them with his horses M m
carriage To bring him 20 the COURTHOUSE; ~
led the body OF men, each with torcn' ahu lol-
lowing behind was henrse IN Which Nas "
CONN on which was written Weaver ana fIsI'
AT o'clock the procession reached the cOu..-
huuso aud found IL nearly filled with the cllkens
and the ladies' OF tho city. Mir. WOODWARD Hiaue
them q speech nearly three hours long, HnIcn
was full OF facts and information and shlcn i "ns
well received BY the audience. Mr.. Woo1Na,u
hns travelled all over the district and seems 70
think that his election is assured and that hiter
the dth OF March next he. instead OF tho negro
Chenthsm, viii represent this district ~ Son-
gress. There were about 900 people in the h ,'
Including two Third-party men. three White ne
pubncans, and about twenty negroes.
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KILLED WITH GRAVEL SHOT.
A Negro Thief sIaughters White DO
Whom lie Had Robbed.
renorial Telegram 70 Tho Dispatch.l

Cu,rrcrrysvuIE. Va, October l0.-lnforma-
tuu has fust reached hero that ihl JUNG "n
,.itt gr,yel ana shot Mau'ey Class Whte boy
rs years N age. on Saturday night lat near a.,
Central Plains, Fluvanua county, killing nm IN
stantly. The pr0yocauon was .hai Nlo5S ~ 60
Eehadkiilcd Glass he gave the money up. INC
negro was promptly arrested aud lodged IN !a,i
Or Palu,vra Fears OF lynching are en'ertalbVu,
a. mo pcouIe are very much excited over s VIC 80
co,ysr.l, murder. But for tbe picmptness OF
d. rrv,r, the negro on TO tal he wouli prooaoiy
hayo leeu iynched soon after tho deed was CUM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
A. SAKS e GO.
ALovE-U xR1vALLED.
% % o o o o o o o o

VvOU'RE right "saks sells the
Y finest c,''n'p. in Ar.,'.,"~
and as good as can be made BY any
body.--Why shouldn't we 7--Wen
own up to superior facilitios.---
holp-a great saving to you've
couldn't buy "a good SUITS as We
wanted to sei.--That's why We went
TO making on our own hook.--From
the day we did we've been giving the
custom-ta ilors a close rub.-~-And
we'vo got the best Of it.---The;r high
prices are pitched on the basis Of what
they have to pay.--Of course Its
expenslve-and wholly unnecessary with
ths opportunities our prepared stock
ofTers.-Wo don't say "ready-made
for the name is scarecrJw 10 some
men.--Ours certainly are entitled TO
a distinction from the mass that's
bought out Of tho open market.---
The different styles we haye-tho su-
perior way they are made-the elegant
way-and the perfect 1T We can guaran-
tee 10 give you--is all because they are
SPECIALLY PREPARED SUITS
Made for this Community's wear
solely--mado by eGperts---MAOE
BY Us.
900 0 0 o
The new fashions are newest HERE
because they are here FIRST.--Just
take notice Of it.-The presumption
Of some stores Is simply Amusing
With a great brag and bluster-they an
nounce the showing OF new styles-the
"dead image" Of introductions made by
US twelve months before-Only lacking
as all copies eio-the periectlons OF the
c0psd---But they make bold with
their askings Higher than OURS
the originals-their beftsrG
o o o o o o o o
It's Us who are always urging for
comparison--Wea are conscious OF our
leadership-But it's more modest 10
let you hunt out the truth for your
selyes-we hate conceit.
% o o o o o o
For the next SUIT-look HERE
90 o o %
A. SAKS & CD.
MAIN. MAIN AND .sn .. IN. Premier. of Dr.'
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Sudden Death of Mr.. j. whitmore.

fCOrrespOnfence OI INC NIcH-HUHu UI7V7VVH'I
SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., October lO.-Mr. james
Whitmore, Of this place, died suddenly al Seal
Station. on the Norfolk and Carolina ralrOid,
SATURDAY night. lie was working in n store and
had been perfectly well all day. He ate supper,
soon complained Of feeling unwell, sat down. ana
died in I'VE minutes His body was inferred IN
tho Episcopal cemetery here yesterday'
Mr. Noah Riggs has returned from the Tar
River Association, held at LOpisburg last week,
aud reports a harmonious session ana nuch
good work done. Rev. Raylus Cade, OF your
city, was present and took a prominent part IN
the meeting.
Mr.. b. G.. Needford. Of Winston, IL here visit
ing old friends and relatives.
Sir 81. Hulbriner leaves to-day for the North
fo purchase his fall and winter stock OF leHelry
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MIS-. nntler Dies of Apoplc1y.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspach'I
WrSDsoK, n c.. October 10.-Mrs Louisiana
Butler died yesterday morning OF hpople1y
at the residence Of her husband, heheU l.
Butler q prominent farmer Of this community
She was IN the 66th year Of her age, ana was
member Of Cashie Baptist chlrcL. She was
the mother OF eleven children, seven OF whom
survive her. -
The Rev. Thomas T. SpriRht, who has been
poetor Of Cashie Baptist church during the last
Six years, has rendered his resignation ~ pas
tor, and the Church has called the Rev. Mr.. Iut-
tie Of Plymouth, N c., as his successor.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
oaInc nnntatlons a. the stock Boarl:

tReported for the Dispatch-l
OCTOBER 10.-No auction offerings on 'Ohange
to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, %; wrappers IL
darks, 10; lugs. 12-total, ~ hogsneeds.
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigarettes
81, 1872 80 tobacco, s3934 Z9-total' 80, ooo,oY.
Iooso sales showed good tobacco with large
sales for Monday. Sales will continue fuli every
day this week. The market IL nrfn.
A good inquiry Is noted for cheap DARK snip
ping Tugs or shutters.
sun-cured auction sales are over for the sea-
son, and these grades IN second-hands are being
resold under q good demand nj Bdvanced values:
Common grades are quoted at an advance ana
remarkably strong. with reduced Stocks III I'll
western markets.
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! FIIIUE NptVIHFs Ht I"FHUWI~'
TGpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch
colNcIoEs WITH CLEVELAND.
General stevenson Writes Letter TX
pressing Agreement with Grover.

pressing Agreement with GroVtr'
The following letter has been received at
Democratic national headquarters:
BLOOMINGTON, IL, october B. 1897
Hon. William +. Hgrrug, charm Democratic
National C0U,ntttce:
Ms Dear Sir,-i have returned home, after
very sa'isl factory viNtt IN the south. have READ
with great pleasure Mr.. Clcveieud's letter OF &C
ceptance. / am in fun accord with him upon mo
questions discussed. ABLY and tersely he reflects
tie view Of the Democratic party upon The cur
repcv question. need hardly say 10 You that
fully ana earnestly endorse mat part OF his let
ter lie the able exponent OF Democratic 1oc-
triuea should / be elected, Will, 10 tho Dest OF
NY ability. cooperate with him in giving prac-
teal effect % me views contained in his letter.
Yours very truly. 4. L. STEVENSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

1.-TWO GFVTIFNl. V
WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
TT KNOWN TINT TIE

w world-renownel PRIVATE REMEDIES
OF DIR. OGE ) tor the cure 0f bloOi disease.
nervous debility, & =. 81 uer package by mail or
call on NORRIS 5lNSWANGlK, Druggis. nni
Sole Agent United states, Fourth lni baher
stroats Csg-2t'
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.p,omi.inr Young Man Gone.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DispachI
RoxgoRo' N c., October 10.-Saturday night,
ut his homo here Lawrence OBrien Jones' only
son Of Mr. Robert II. Jones. prominent to-
bacco-buyer there, and grandson OF we iate
typhoid-fover. lie was 10 years Of age ana Va
June next would have graduated at the state
University. The body was brought here yester-
day and was buried to-day. Many hlNeIS'J
students came here and attended the funeral.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 10.-0rFxRrsas-Whea
sos bushels. Corn. "a bushels. Oats, i,io2
bushels. Rye, 400 bushels.
sALEs Wheat, 30S bushels Corn. "a bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHsAr.-Lonsbsrry. 75aslc. Mixed. 73as0c
shortperry, 7Oas0c. No red, 7sa7pc-
20 A.--White. Virginia tprinlel. Doc. ; NO
g. white, 5ha5tc.: No. =, mixed, 54ao6c.
OArl-Winter lfor eeedl, 3sa42e.; Na =,
mixed, J7Isa3sc. No. 3, mixed. 30a37c.
HYH-60ad6c.
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FELL RlDDLEO WITH SHOT.
Reward for n Observation-Disclosures Neigh"
Dor Merchant Suspected.
,u,.ooto1 ,oio,ro,,, 70 tho Dtap,,chI

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, n. c., October 10.-Governor Holt to-
day offered $500 reward for tho person who
murdered j. +. Matthews, young merchant oil
Burlington. at o'clock yesterday morning
Matthews discovered that an attempt had been
made 70 rob his store, IN which no slept; ne
was on watch Saturday night and heard the
burglar making his way into the building. MAT
thcws cropt out into the alley, and as ne was
midway OF IL the burglar shot him. Matthew's
fell riddled with shot and the burglar Hcu'
There was intense excitement. Yesterday ono
arrest Of a suspected person was made. To-day
another arrest was made, this tune OF iner-
chant whose store adioins that OF Matthew inc
evidence against the merchant Is said 10 DO very
direct.
Governor Holt to-day made the annual return
OF the naval militia Of North Carolina. liner"
IL n battalion Of four divisions, containing u
officers, 4S petty officers, aud ~ chls'eu men,
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Murdered His Three Children.

IUMBERroS, y. c., october 10.-FranS Meares,
n white man, Is on trial here Tor tue lnuIuet o,
bis fhree children The crime was committed
last July. The defence is insanity. Dr. Thomas
+. Wood, superintendent Of the insane asylum
mere. has been summoned a. an expert on lhat
question. The case attracts great ceal oil al
tenfinn In oil TINT sectl0n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

Erenin1.- Exchange weak at 4S5l1aiS7:
Commercial bills. 4S4a4S4A. Money eciiye at
2to closing ut >. Sub-Treasury balances
Com. Sp3.J7j, 900: currency, ,344 900. GOv-
ernments quiet and firm; per cents, las:
state Uonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. October TO- Virginia 3s, "a bid
baltimore and Ohio stock. % Northern Gem
trail stock, 81 bid Baltimore and Ohio south
western lists. 1868 bid do. lst incomes 124
bid: do. 81 incomes. ~ bid; consolidated gas
bonds, ll41b; do. stock, %.
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Officers Commissions Issued.

iSpeCIdI ItIusTIIIII 70 wv I'''f00V11'I
RALEIGH y. C.. October 1O.-The Governor
to-day issued commissions 10 me loiloWlus
or,.eys Of the Third regiment: William A. Bob
hin. OF oxford. colonel; George W. Hewlett OF
Keidsyine, Northumberland: Henry Perry, ot
IpndersOu. major.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~. ~. ~ ~ ~ W.. - -
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCroBEs IL. 1892.
sun rises. 49,. GIG HIGH TIDE.
sun sets 5:3s Morning. ......... 500
Neon rises ........ 1o:ll Evening .......... s:4S
PORT OF RICHMOND OCTOBER 10. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise ana passengers , htOtso W. Al'oh
Il Co., agents.
schooner Mary H. Brockway, Miller, Charles
ton, phosphate rock, Richmond Chemical +" Orks.
Schooner Charles Z. Young Corson, Charles
ton. phosphate rock. Allison q Addison
Schooner Fannie Brown, Hardcastle, Charles
ton, phosphate rock, Richmond ChemicatWorks
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. i. Is. Tatum. vice-presldent
Schooner 5 B. Wheeler, Godfrey. Philadel-
phia, railroad-ties; vessel Curtis Parker
PORT oFNEWPORT NEWS, OCTOBER 10, 1892.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lizzie Galveston.
steamship Daniel, Galveston.
Steamship Skull, Galveston.
Steamship Ethelwald Boston.
Steamship Thomas Turnbull, Las Palrnas.
Steamship Fact Gate, New YORK.
Schooner Marguerite, Now York.
SAILED.
Steamship Saturn, Boston.
Steamship Lizzie Liverpool.
Steamship EthelHad Port Antonio.
Steamship Skull, Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCTOBER TO- 1892
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore. pas
sengers ana general cargo
steamship Chatham. Foster. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Atlanta, Dole, New York,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Boston ria Norfolk, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New York gid New
port News and Norfolk, passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
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Killed while Crossing the Trsek'
... - the DiaDatch.l

Cu.RI,sros. w. VA, October 10.-Ihe wiie s VI
John jarrett. teiegraph-operator at wniis"a ,o
fifteen milos east OF Charleston, Mss ~ wa.
day by chesapeake and ONO tram. IA e IN Going
crossing the railroad at thht plaVo, - thc way
Of freight shs got ia front Of so,rInIy
train and was run over. Her BODY was -
mengled, aud she died within 10" n'in"''N
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,-.0 o- THe FORCE BILL.
Registrar OF Voters in Pu-
i... chant Deu.rr,,.

l.... tr.n % the Dispathl
t... ....''- I1..J. r. Kabr.ch, re-
co.. ,a place, was arrested 70.
Na 90 sworn out before United
srs 't Not-n by IS. G. Van Doren,
|... luc j.. ". Williamson.
a1-, Tor refusing 10 register
. Improper certificates, yur-
..-.r. from otter elecuon precincts,
'-... iH rhuses. The Democrats
"-.5 ... i, sl ll.s tJrco-bIu pTOcedu re,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

II YOU want 10 meet your friends cal at
J. Bnford's, 1906 east Main street. Ihey
eli cOngregate there. Is. SkLECI.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. October 1o.-cotton quiet; mid.
ding uplands, = Lice: Orleans, Sac;
sales, i,le7 bales, including 300 con-
tract; total net receipts, all ports,
10,70S bales; TO France, 4.373 bales; to tho
Continent, 3,4Sj bales; stock. es2,641 bales
southern fiour quiet and steady; good to choice.
extra. S315aS4,40. Wheat very dun, but
No. = so IN :sS.s aR %h
Ac. up; other months unchanged 70 sc. 1oNh'
October. S0Ac. December, s2lec May, Ss1sc.
corn quiet but arm NO = dc IN e'e rss9c
under Saturday; October 5OJkc; Der,
5l1sc.; December, 52I4c. Oats duh and STEADY;
options dull and weaker; October, 3oStc. De-
cember, 3SAc.; May, 41l4c. spot No Z; 3394a
&c.. mix "a western, 36a37lSc. Coffee Options
closed stronger and higher; October, sl4soa
SD 40; November. S1i .eoaslo.2O; Decemper'
sl4.yOaSl1.l0: spot Rio dun and steady; NO. -
lBc. sugar-Relne1 steady, with fair demand
Molasses-New Orleans quiet but steady; COM
mon TO fancy, 25a35c. Rice active and nrm;
domestc-fair 20 extra, 4l4a6c; Japan, oa5f4c;
Petroleum quiet but easy refined, New YORK
go. Cotton-seed oil firm and more active; crude.
2'ka2sc; yellow, 30les3lc. Rosn quiet ana
steady; strained-commOn to good, Sl.2Oa
Sl.2flb. Turpentiue quiet but 1rm at 2vSsa
JOG PORK fairly active and hrm new mess
sl2.75aSl3: extra prime. sl3.25as13oO.
Peanuts steady: fancy hand-picSed, ave
farmers. 2Ioa3lbc. Beef quiet bat steady;
family, SSaSS.l0; extra mess SOFAS. .;
quiet; city extra India mess, Sl2.25asl4 CUT
meats steady and dull: picked shoulders,
s6.S7ltGs7; mddles dun; snort-clear, sS.4O
FOR October. Lard opened weak, closed stror
western steam. $3.50 city, sS; October, IS
November, sGS2; Japan, S7.46 bid. Freeh.5
steady but quiet; cotton, S-64d; gram = o-fi'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October lO.-Enormous receipts
proved pOwericss to-day 20 deprees wheat The
Russian drought and Its American counterpart
were the principal life-sayers. Corn, in the All
sence OF such sustainors, had a moderate break
in the November and December deliveries, and
did comparatively little In Nay. October lard
erraticaily Jumped up 25c., but otherwise provi-
siODs are 216a5c. lower than last night. Wheat
shows gain Of l,asSc., and corn less OF a.r.
/ for November, u.s. for December, and lac. for
! May.
/ Cash quotations: Flour steady and unchanged /;
/ No. spring and red wheat. 743sa74iac. No. ,
/ corn, 43itc No. . osts, 3lAa3lI1c. Pork.
/ Sll.3jasl LAO. Lard, sS.35. Short-ribs,S1. 7Oa
! Sl0.I5. Dry-salted shoulders, e1.2OasG20;
/ shOrt-clear, sSaSS.l0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

educational lnsttntions IN Richmond, inlIuilnI
the public High School
The World's-fair Commission bave adopted
the REMINGTON and now have 100 m service.
There are REMINGI ONS IN use In Richmond
that have been dong constant WORK for Ave. SIX,
seven, ana eight years.
Tho 0ost work. by the simplest means, In tho
shortest time Ia scoom ulishei By the RkMlNO-
TON STANDARD TYPEWRITER.
The REMINGTON hiss had strong compeunOn
for over fifteen years ana Is SIN At the head.
TyDewrlters rented AMI soli on terms TO sun.
The beet TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, PARA
Con RIBBONS. LINEN and CARBON PAfEHS'
DROP CABIN ELS, &c. ......,.,.,,
JOHN y. CULPRPER,
Exclusive dealer for Virginia and Sorth NasO-
lima. No. o. east Main street.. Richmond. v
au 3l.u
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eLouR We auas fine, s2sss.25: supsr-
One, ss.25aS2.5O; extra. b3.25st350; family,
sa 50s s3.75; patent, tk.50aeA7A
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Mean temperature. northumberland
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YOkN y YIN MHnNE''
NEW YORK. October 10.-The stock market
showed more animation to-day than was e1-
pected In view Of tho Columbian celebration
and the approaching holiday. the undertone
Of speculation was firm throughout, and
higher range Of quotations generally prevailed,
bat the really important movements OF the day
wore in the Industrial group. Nearly all Of the
shares scored sharp advances.
TIE ONLY pEcLNEs.
Tho only ones that declined we're American
Sugar and General Electric, aud these closed
with net loss Of only y Joints. On the other
hanl, Chicago Gas sold up - Distilling aud
Cattle Feeding 81; Consolidated Gas, ?, and
American Tobacco, per cont The greatest
activity was in Disulling and Cattle Feeding and
Chicago Gas, both OF which were taken in round
amounts for local and western account. Colo
rHdO Coal rose l19 10 43i and Colorado Fuel
Jumped points 10 par on adYlces that ma
l0riiy OF toe holders have assentod to the pro-
posed consolidation and that the companies are
already being worked in harmony.
THE RAILROADS.
The railroad list improved u TO rs outside OF
Reading, which fiist tell OF from - u and then
rose TO % on report that the Pennsylvania had
advanced tolls 20 correspond with those OF the
Reading. This story was subsequently, denied,
and Reading fell back % 5SSs. New England
was firm within marrow range. The rumors Of
an impending deal was revived, but could be
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market was Influenced to some extent 10y the re-
duction OF full cent IN tho postal rates Of for
elgu exchange and by free offerings of money
by the trust companies after interest got up to
per cent. The supply OF funds from the
source named led TO a decline In money rates to
%52aJ per cent.
WESTERN RAILWAY AGREEMENT.
The fat that the presidents OF the western
roads are 10 meet In this city tomorrow led TO
reports that active steps are being taken TO
arrange an agreement % suppant the Western
franc Association. IL IA stated that money
pool with penalties for violation OF the agree
mont, meets with strong support In tho late
transactions Distilling and Cattle-Feeding re-
acted "a, and American Tobacco Ia, but the
other stocks held up we'll, and tho market closed
quiet and firm. The sales Of listed stocks to-day
were "27, 900 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Ersntn1.- Exchange weak at 4S5L6a4S7 |;
Commercial bills. 4Sia4Sia4 Money active at
-. closing ut .. Sub-Treasury balances
Com. Se3,j1j, 900; currency, ,344, 900. GOv-
ernments quiet and firm; per cents, ll4ss /:
state Uonds dull.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.