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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
pnrsnnnls and Krlefs.


Mr.. James Hartley, of 3l3 Louisiana
street. is out after Drotracted illness.
Miss Bette McCaw, who has been on n
visit 70 Midlothian, returned to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt and two children
returned Yesterday from weeks visit 70
Baltimore.
Mr.. j. IL. Farrar. editor of the SCOTS
Vile Courier. il in the city and stopping at
the American.
DR.. Charles H. Chalkley has returned to
the city improved in health but not en-
tirely recovered.
Mr.. James w. Gibbons and wife have
lett for New York to visit Mrs. Russell, Mr..
Glbbons's sister.
Rev. Drs. Dickinson and Pitt have re-
turned from the Baptist associations which
they have been attending.
Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, of Elizabeth
CITY. N. c., is visiting her brother, Mr..
Isaac Wood, of No. 1924 Nicholson street.
MIR. Lee Wade, who has been railroading
between Macon, Ga. aud Palatka, Fla. ~
on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wade, of south Pine street.
Mr.. W. T. Ledford master painter of
the Richmond and Danville shops. has
cone TO Detroit. Mich. to attend the No
tional Convention Of Master Railway
Painters.
4 white man named James McDonough
was arrested last night and lodged In the
Second station-house charged with steal
ing a lot Of railroad supplies from Smith a.
Courtney.
Mrs. NJ. w. Staples, Mr.. A. s. Staples,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Austin, who
came on with the remains of the Rev. Nj.
w. Staples. have returned to their respec-
tive homes.
The Athens Tenn Neics of September
1st SAYS: Mr.. r.. NJ. Reynolds, OF hich..
mond Va, has been appointed auditor OF
the N. L. and G. railway, with headqaur-
tiers at Athens.
DR.. II. H. Levy and family are now at
Glenn Summit, Pa, whore they have been
for the past three weeks. The Doctor Is
steadily improving and expects 70 return
home about October lst.
The indications last night were that the
Richmond markets will be well supplied
to-day, especially with seasonablr yePe-
tables, fruit, oysters, and tsh. Prices are
about as usual at this season.
The West End Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will have q meeting, at
Main and Lombardy streets next Monday
afternoon at o'clock. when officers VIII
be elected and other important business
transacted.
Mr.. A. w. Burnett. postal clerk between
Richmond and West Point, will move ms
family TO the lstter-named place IN q few
DAYS. Mr.. Burnett has been in the railway
mail service for about eighteen years ana
is a good and faithful officer.
Miss Annie May Ihrockmorton and AIT.
James Wade were married by DIR. Whlt-
field Wednesday evening at the residences
of the brides uncle. Mr.. George u. Coghili,
No. 1917 Fourth street. Fulton. The brids
was the recipient Of many neat and useiul
presents.
Work on the new Nieholson-street
school building is progressing very rapid
ly, but ii will take several months yet 70
complete II. This will not interfere. how
ever, with the educational work, as suita-
Bile and convenient rooms have. been Sc
cured in the neighborhood until the ouiiu'
ing is ready for occupancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
VIRGINIA 'cYcLING TOURNAMENT.
Programme for the Two Days Races ut
the Approaching Exposition.

The wheelmen Of Virginia are manifest
ing lively interest in the cycling tonrna-
ment 10 be held during the approaching
exposition. under the auspices OF the
Richmond Cycle Club. The prizes offered
for the races aggregate about $500. They
will occur on tho Goth and 2lst OF October
Entries close October 10Th.
The committee in charge have arranged
the following programme;
FIRST DAY.
lone mile safety novice, open-First prize
gold medal: second prize, cycle lamp
2-OHe-half mile safety open--F1ret prize,
gold medal; second prize, q. aud j. repair
pump.
First prize, gold medal; second prize, sweater.
4-0nA-QuRrter mile safety, open-first prize,
gold medal; second prize, sweater.
5--One-milo safety, bondicap, open-tirst
prize, gold medal second prize DERBY ,yve,,,
d--One-nlie safely, Richmond Cycie-IiuD
championship-PriEe, gold medal
7--Ona. mile safety, Virginia Division League
OF American Wheelman championsnlp-flrst
prize, gold medal; second prize, suE umbrella a
p-one-hau mile ordinary hsndicap-first
prize, gold medal; second price fountain pen.
SECOND DAY.
1nOne-fnile safety novice. Richmond riders
first price, gold medal; second prize. six UNI
iie-one-mile safety, three mile, open-Flrst
nrlze. gold medal; second prize, Miller hat.
I2-Two-mile safety, handicap, open-Firet
prize, gold medal: second prize, handsome en-
is~one mile safety, team, opon--First prize,
y" i4-one- half mule youths safety, 10 years and
under-First prize. gold medal: Second prize
ib-Tvo-mlle safety lap, opon-First prize,
god medal; eecond prize, cycle Shoes.
Ig-One-half mills safety Richmond Cycle
Club hampionship--First prize, gold medal ;
sasord prize, 'cyclomstst.
- i7~Iwomiis ssfoiy, Virginia Division League
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
DEATHS.

REASLEY.-Died, Thursday evening st
$3.50 p. NJ, at the residence OF her parents,
az the corner Of Seventeenth and Broad
streets, MARY LOUISA BEASlEl agedl3
months and Is days.
The funeral took place FRIDAY at 4
o'clock Z. NJ. from st. Mary's Catholic
church, Fourth and Marshall.
GREGORY.-Died,S September 9th. at I
p. NJ, ROsINA GREGORY. widow OF Rev.
James Gregory.
Funeral services SATURDAY EVENING,
September 10th, at o'clock, at lockwood.
the late residence of the deceased, IN
Chesterfield county, Va.
JONES.-Died, after q long and painful
illness. which she bore with Christian forth
tude, at the residence OF her brother,
Charles p. Jones, Thursday, Septem Der
sth. at 1880 p. 81. MARIA l.. JONES;
aged &C years.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful in thy grave 80 low;
Thou no more will join our number,
Thou no more our song viii know.
Yet again we hope 10 meet thee,
When the day of life Is fled;
And in Heaven with JOY 20 greet thee.
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Funera! will take place atthe above resi-
dence. 2lii Pleasant street, THIS (satur.
day) EVENING AZ 8 O'clock. Friends and
acauaintances are respectfully invited to
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
The c,,on ,Ieeting Last Night.

Lee Camp had a very largely-attended
meeting last night.
Announcement was made OF the death
Of General Joseph X. Anderson. and the
adiutant was directed to place on t6e re-
cord of the camp memorial OF his death.
Colonel +. A. Bowry rendered ms re-
siSnation a. first lieutenant commander
owing TO business arrangements, when
prevented his attendance on the meetings.
and it was accepted with great reluctance.
The election TO ill the vacancy VIII take
place next meeting night.
The camp rendered an invitation 10 tno
Grand Army Of the Republic veterans 70
visit Lee Camp during their encampnioH'
at Washington, ID. G. ,t
A committee. consisting OF Lieutenant
Colonial y q. Crump, Colonel j. w. White,
and Colonel William P. Smith, was ap-
pointed to call upon General v, wll "a visit II
Cabell. of Texas, and invite hnl " 'i'''
the camp during his stay IN the CITY.
Rev. }. William Jones. who was present
delivered a beautiful and eloquent az;
dress. which was highly enjoyed Oy hi' oiu
oarppadaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatcn.


SEPTEMBER 9.--Auction offerings on Change to-
day, "A packages and no reflections. Highest
price, 500; lowest, S4.10: average. 1914.
Private sales: Wrappers, 43; fillers, 8; scrap,
5; western, Total, 81 hogsbeads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sI.IO9.37: tobacco. g., 395.50-totaL 81, 504.S7.
Registered on Change to-day: ). X. Perkins,
d. f. Sheppard, and c. J. KIDD, OF Florence.
\. G..
Sun-cured sales larger than for two days past.
Prices fully firm average higher. Private sales
meagre Wrnppers leading sales.
New brights sold fully satisfactorily at Plant
ers' Warehouse with heavier break today than
the season heretofore. Chesterfield county
in early brghts sold well from l2Ia o25c, show
ing good color and character on the wire-stick
method cure-C. q. Thompson. q planter.
The tobacco excursion Will require all the extra
cars the Atlantic-Coast Line can furnish for that
occasion.
All our merchants should spare time 20 see the
bright sales and the planters on 18th Instant.
The Louisville market Is reported strong and
active without change from last weeks prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10

Air Thursday, but the attendance was
quite small. They amused themselves by
speaking TO each other, and after devour-
ing their eatables returned home much
gratified with their demonstration.
A petition Will DO presented TO Judge
on Monday TO locate the yoting-precinct
known az Rleversahl's. 1t will be remem-
bered that the old building in which the
voting has beeh done for number OF
years was DESTROYED by fire. The court
will also be asked 10 change the name of
the precinct from Cleversahps to Swans
boro'.
The Forest-Hill baseball team will 60
over 70 Petersburg this afternoon and
play the Colts of the Cockade City. The
last contest between these two cluos re-
suited in tie.
John Williams. a negro youth, was be-
fore the Mayors Court yesterday morning
charged with breaking and entering the
dwelling Of Maria Lagoon IN the night
and stealing $40 in money. The accused
did not deny the charge and was accord
ingly sent on to tie grand jury. .
There were two cases before the court OF
disorderly conduct on the street-cars and
one OF little pugilstic combat. ali Oh
which netted the city Sl5.
PERSONALS AND BRIErs.
Miss Emma Lathram has returned from
O pleasant visit to friends ard relatives
in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Andrew I. Snelings is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. J. Z. Barker, aud Miss
Katie Tierney. of Boston.
Rev.L. X. ThornhilI and family have
returned from the country, whore they
have been spending the summer.
meeting of the ladies OF this city in
terested in the entertainment for the bene-
fit Of the Railroad Branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city,
which opens in Leader Hall on the 27th
instant, will be held next Friday afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. Separate programmes are
are being arranged for each evening OF the
fair.
A large crowd went out to Forest-Hill
Park last evening. the attraction being the
Diamond Quartette Club. of Norfolk, and
the Blues Band. The instrumental music
was excellent, while the singing by the
male quartette was greatly enjoyed by the
large throng.
Major Benjamin II. Nash. Of Richmond,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Sallie Walden, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents in this
city, leaves to-day for the Eastern Shore,
where she will teach school.
The police are out looking after mil
censed dogs. and all persons who have not
obtained medals for their CANNES, had
better do 90 at once, or they will be dealt
with according to the provisions of the or
dinance.
Misses Emma. Laura. and Sallie Boggs.
of Accomac county. are the guests OF the
Misses Walden. on Ninth street
Mr.. Ryland g. Williams. Of Augusta,
Go. formerly of Manchester, is here on a
visit.
The lawn party at the residence of Mr..
John Baugh. in Chesterfield, Thursday
night. for the beneft OF Bethlehem
church. was largely attended and was a
complete success,
Mr.. ]. r. Topham. tf Willismburg. is
visiting relatives in Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
The DEVILS Auction.

THE Devils Auction" so we'll known
here. was presented at the Theatre last
night by Charles II. Yale's Company be-
fore large audience.
The performance was a very pleasing
one. The stage settings were new and
pretty. and some of the drops were pay
ticularly lovely. The costuming was az
fine as one ever sees. The feature OF the
spectacle was the corps DE ballet. Though
there were not over twenty-five dancers,
the balets were all strikingly well done,
and the Vatican group was especially
charming. The audience, however, seemed
to be most amused by the dance OF tine
"demure widows "-perhaps because II
was slightly suggestive.
The music was not particularly pretty.
nor was it well played. and this greatly
lessened the otherwise pleasant effect OF
the production.
The Devils Auction" will be presented
this afternoon at a matinee and also to-
NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
10 the sesshors.

Hundreds of Richmond people wiii WISH
the seashore tomorrow; SeVerai eA N..
sions are announced, and tne lnulV"s ,o1l5
are that all Of them VIII carly so0"
crowds. ,S..sar
The Ariel will make her usual Sa,uruayy
night trip. leaving here at 10 O'clock, ana
tickets will be sold good 70 return on
Messrs. r. T. Adams q 90. will giye the err
last excursion TO Norfolk to-nlgn',o tuo
train leaving the Chesapeake ana Onso
depot at 1880 o'clock. keturning' .ne Ia Ia
cursionists viii leave Norfolk SUNDAY
night at 1880. -, la .,c tho
Norfolk and Western route, aou INV ~ - IT,
peake and Ohio will run another or lts
spec,aI fast excursion 20 Old Point to-moi-
row. leaving Richmond OF $50 A. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
sncIabIe at Manufactured.

The Venable-Street Baptist church held
their quarterly socisbIe last night. The
main audience-room was nearly filed with
the members of the church and congrega-
ton. After delightful time spent in
hand-shaking and social chat Rev. Mr..
Wright, the popular pastor Of LeIga-
Street, invoked blessing and the audience
made successful charge upon the table,
and sustained very nicely the reputation
OF the people of the East End for being
fond of the good things Of this life. Inc
pastor, Rev. BRylus Cade. was present,
and contributed no little 10 making the
occasion pleasant and agreeable to all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk.

NEW YoRE, September 0.-cotton quiet; mid
ding, 3-i6c.: net receipts, mono; gross,
1865 bales expoFts--Grsat Britain, 2,3dt
all spinness stock, 261, 29S baiss. Weekly
Net receipts. 1000 bales: gross, 10,33o baies;
exports-(reat Britain, 3,i35 bales: Continent,
$50 bales; forwarded. 3.5a5 bales saiss, 1876
pal sales spinnsfs' Ivy sa,eH Lossi so.osy-.
Britain. 2,13l baiss; stock, 4aS ,o65 balesA Con-
soiidatet--Net receipts. 40,So7 bales: exports
Great Britain. S,S40 bales; Continent. asa
bales. TOTAL since september lst--N "a recsipss,
bales; Continent. 5ee bAsee Wnsat incidentally
active and firmer; No 4 red. 7e>ta7es. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
NETWORK srocK MARKET.


NEW YORK. September 0.-The stock marker
was again principally professional to-day. New
England became less prominent and 81. Paul
gave no response whatever 10 the declaration OF
the dividend, and while Il kept within tho mar
roweet limits during tho entire day, was allowed
70 fall below 81 In the face Of the strength dis
played by the other prominent stocks. The
feeling In coal shares was better.
READING LEADS IN ACTIVITY.
Reading still lead tho list In point OF activity
aud gathered strength as the day wore on. One
OF the most prominent features OF the day was
the revival OF interest 10 Richmond and West
Point, some activity In IL being accompanied by
q fractional advance, but like all OF the move
ments during the day IL was spasmodc and soon
died away. Among the Industrisls, Distillers,
General Electric, Lead, and Sugar we're paid
most attention TO. ali rising about l per cent,
but later sinking into the general dulness and
stagnation.
THE CLOSE SHOWS BUT SLIGHT CHANGE.
The close shows most stocks only slightly
changed from yesterday. Substituted, 1884,
900 shares ; unlisted, $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
BveniT0.-Exchangeq quiet and steady at 4s7lfa
iSy. Commercial bills, 4S6a4Ss. Money
frIner nj 4a5. closing offered at ). sub
Treasury Dalances-Coin. sp4, 535. 900 cur
rency. sl3,SuSOOO Governments dull but
nrm; per cents, ll54. state bonds dull and
teatureless
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10

store ana elevate; IsNa7e3<r sae~s cp<isns
closed nfwi No ef-sspssmbsr' I'VE.
vscem0ss' $40 Csa dun but STEADY: Xo q.
sssrrs .,a.'s 's,of s1kc. scoat; optaoaS
ssHs Oats i. ssiiy': .s,',s, sS,ss; Sevs.ess.
hons modsfsse'y act,vs And irreSa,ar. esS-
tcmbcr, 35e<c. Decenbss. loc s,.as NJ 81
ssINsJs5tc; mixed western, ss(l.1eils co{s
o,,o,,lpr soss os2ssa steady 70 is pcsnU u1.
$3.50 spot Rio nrmsr ana ns',., nsn,s.S.
10 q, loo. sussr-Ronnsd ary,' vim n<,t~,
demand. hoiasses-N0w Orlaana .so.sv s,6
quiet. hice fair demand ana .sssrv pa
a ~ ggies ana steady rennsf-Nsw Yorf.
Cotton. csa I o,i s1n, and baltimore, o.o,c
kosin nrmer and quiet strain 80, =.
goop, si.26asL30 TurDeptine ,sss.a M
higher 2sa29c. Pork more ac,lys anS s,,ese.
Ysnsf iacsis 9nie' and steady Peanuts quiet.
Lara steady but dull; western steam. sf.T0.
city, $3.50; October, s7.72 ssses rs.i.h,s
aoie' ana steady cotton, 2-32d. grain. Isd
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September at va. .,o,o., ...
nation to-day on tho Board Of Tfada- ia seas.
raj teellng seemed 10 be that whlle the sholsrs
SHADOW hangs over the market ,here 80, n. tstti.
ACTIVITY and no material improyereut Cboicre
IeporS we're moro Closely scanned than sny
other news. Wheat closed with aboat i4c. gain.
corn, 10. loes; cats about ~ hiyher' "a mo-
VISIONS moved up several points Wheat was
strengthened by heavy exports. ana faIl,nx al
IN local receipts bus business va. yerv allow
Aosence OF ifost last MINT aud reports that tue
crop WIS maturing rapidly ADD nearly OUT of
danger weakened corn. In PROVISIONS sherc was
larry good trade with prices uaiaIiy stsafx
taen quotations; Flour steady and unchanged
No. spring aud red wheat. 73Ise' yo, , r,rn-
&c. No oats, 33is Pork. $40 2Oasio.25.
La,u, $50; snors ribs, sI75as7.so. Dry
tS.Oh. Mhiskey, e1.lh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
The Body to Meet at the Allegheny
Springs Next Tuesday.


Springs Next Tuesday.
DIR. Jacob Michaux will leave the city
this morning at 8 o'clock for the AL leghany
Syringe 10 attend the twenty-third annual
session of the Medical Society of Virginia
aud the meeting Of the State Medical EI-
aiming Beard. These bodies will convene
at the Springs on Tuesday next. The ses-
sion of the society promises 10 be an IN
teresting one, as an unusual number OF
papers will be read by prominent physl-
clans. The attendance from Richmond
will not, however, be very large.
Or. Hunter Mcclure, during the last SEES
sion. authorized the announcement that
he would offer a prize OF 500 Tor the pest
original essay on Ietanus presented by a
member Of Fellow of either of the state
medical societies of Virginia, West Virgil
ma. or North Carolina-ot each OF which
he is an honorary Fellow.
The competing essays were TO be IN the
hands of the recording secretary OF the
Medical Society of Virginia by August 10,
1892. In advance of the session the seye-
raj connecting essays were TO DO examined
bv a committee appointed 10y the presi-
dent of the Medical Society OF Virginia.
Vhis committee will report the two best
essavs In their hands, each of which is to
be read before the society. ana the prize
will be awarded 20 the one that a ballot
vote NAV determine 20 be the best.
The committee is composed of Dr..
Brock (chairman) and DIR. Moore, OF Rich
mopd DIR. Nash, of Norfolk !; DR.. Robin:
son. Of Danville, and DR.. Claiborne, OF
Petersburg.
top;cs Of discussion will be cholera, and
among the papers which are likely TO a.
tract most attention will be that OF Dr.
William Lee Howard on Hypnotism as
Therapeutic Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, September 9.--Receipts 40 head
cattle, LIS sheep and lambs, and 40 head
hogs.
aud 475 head hogs.
Prices,
Cattle, best, 3g1a4hc. gross; med.um 10 good,
234a3Isc. gross; common 10 fair, 2a2l$c. srorss
Sheep, 3g8a41zc- gross.
Lambs, 4a5I4o gross.
Hogs. 6La034e. net
Buls 2a23<c. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10

American wheelman hsmpionship-Ftfsf pine,
gold medal; second prize, shirt stnds v,-..
76-One-han mile ordinary, hanoicep-f I.s
prize, sold medal second PRIZE iusshs' sa'
riof.
The relay race is 10 be run by teams OF
three, each rider 20 ride one-halt mile ~
time, under the following conditions An
exchange limit Of 100 yards will be deslg.
mated by white flags in front OF tne
grand-stand; No. OF all teams Will START
riding first half mile, each carrying =
eouriers packet, which y to be ,ransrs ;,bin
the exchange limit No. 2 aud are 10 re-
peat the performance of No. !, ana tue
team represented by the first No. over
the tape wins the race.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
True Reformers Adjourn.

The annual session OF the grand fountain
OF the Grand United Order Of True Re-
formers closed here last night with the
installation of the officers and q banquet.
In the morning session Il. I. Hill. cashier
of the savings bank Of the order. made
his fourth annual report. II showed that
the bank bad ,62S depositors and that the
receipts for the past year amounted 70
STA. 413.9l, while the endowments paid
out amounted to S26 1882.
Last night the installation of officers
took place, aud ii was followed by adj
dresses from George NJ. Arnold, Of Wash
ington, and Rev. w. w. Browne, of Rich
mond. The convention then closed with
a hanpupt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
The Private Secretary.

Gillette's well-known and popular COM
edy, The Private Secretary, will be pro-
duced at the Theatre next Monday and
Tuesday nights by Mr.. Edwin Traver's
company.
A good story will bear repetition, and
the entertaining plot OF this play is so re-
freshing that its popularity never seems
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
BusAel Of pills,

and every one wants to stick fast ~ IN. the
somewhere. Away with them and tahe
simmons Liver Regulator. 0ne-hat table.
spoonful IS a dose, and il goss a9wn
pleasantly. Yon'l find IT mud l s,,.ia,s
with 20 gripping. and does not aepn,,.ss;sji
II quickly relieves the system o. ,na,sss.
poison, aud cures Constipation. ihuRos-
ton, Biliousness, and Sick Heaaacpe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
lI9rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"

ny. j. W. Lawrence yesterday entered
S'. .Nf' Little Midget. to 20 two races
IA -,e celebrated trotting Doc. This
s,-''.''ll. % 2 Is the town talk now, aud
,,.. ''l' say they intend seeing mm, and
r.' h' doubt be wall perform before
,..-A1s. MANY Of our friends IA the
~ '--' az arranging 10 hit the exposition
SEEK ~ Docs trials. His work this
,.'-. IS. IS wonderful. IL is dong up every
--. mat crosses his path.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
the Tru. Laxatiye PrIpcIpie

Of the plants used IN manufacturing the
pleasant remedy Syrup OF Figs has per-
inanentiy beneficial effect on the human
system, while the CHEAP vegetable extracts
and mineral solutions usually sold as meui-
eines are permanently injurious. Being
well informed you will use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by tho California
Fig-Syrup Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
Come, Out From Among Them.
[By telegraph to the DisDa,ch.l

San FRASoIsco. September William
r. Barron, the member Of the Republican
National Committee for Nevada, has re-
signed. Mr. Barron says that owing TO his
views on the silver question he cannot re-
main on the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-10
eAt rImOee STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September o.-Vlrginia 10-40's
37aIO: 40. 3's. 74a74a4; Northern central
stock. 54l6 bid Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
cru LIST incomes, 69A bid; do. I'd incomes, 27lta
%; do 30 incomes, bid; consolidated gas
bonds, 1I53sa1I6; do. stock. 60a00I9