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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
rCsrAL ArFAIps.

Soil rvico from Berkeley 60 Norfolk,
s be discontinued after March.
h-cias5 pOstma6ters were TODAY up
.i 20 fOllOws IN Virginia: j. l.. RAN
.t. at Highland springs; /. n. Wilnerls,
81 81 .na.ul: e. q. Fades. at PemDerto II /;
N... Callahan, at SiddOns; aud Nj. z.
Og Teat, al Vhaxt0ns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
FOR wssHIydToSIANs.

The summer hotel, which was some time
ago reported in course OF erection on the
summit OF the Blue RIDGE near the terml-
nus OF the railroad above mentioned. Is
nearing completion and viii be ready for
use during the approaching season. 10 IS
intended especially Tor Washington pat
ronage, as that city is but forty-four miles
away.
Recent rains have rendered travelling on
county roads difficult. The excellent turn
pixies in this county. however. serve espe-
clally well at this season.
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A, SAKS & CD.
FIN AMGz AZ.
RIoHMosD Va, February %, IL

RIcHMOsD Va, February %, 1892.
THE VIRGINIA SAFE DEPOSIT
AND FIDELITY CoMFANY.--The books
ion subscription 70 the stock OF TINS company Will
be opened 10 those desirious OF subscribing on
TUESDAY, hnrch LIST, at tho office OF inc
p,anrerg SafIonsi Bank OF Richmond. the
terms OF payments will bo made known 70 those
Applying. Ii Is the wish OF the corporators to
secure the largest possible number OF share
holders. The opportunity Is offered 70 parties OF
J.. Is. PACE,
10 os-2w tor the corporators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
THE POTOMAC FISHERIES ACTIVE.
Mall Routes Impeded BY High Waters
Children Bitten by Rabii Cat.

Correspondence Of the Richmond D!spatch.l
KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA, March 9.-Ihe
fisheries on the Potomac have been IN ope-
ration for some time. Large quantities of
Iish are caught and shipped TO Washing
ton and other markets daily.
hrs. William L. Beyan. mother of
Thomas VI. Bevan. Commonweaith's at
torney for this county, died near Baltimore
few DAYS ago. She was well known IN
thus county, having spent her early life
here.
High waters caused by heavy rains re-
Gently are giving the mail-carriers trouble
in the different routes from fredcricks-
burg through this county.
sir. b. Is. Turner district lecturer, has
been in the county since last week work.
inc in the interest OF the Alliance.
Some apprehension is felt in regard TO
the children of Mr.. Newton, who were bit
ten by cat last week, the cat having been
bitten by rabid dog, The same dog bit q
calf, which has since died with hydropho-
bia.
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NEw YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March 10.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, o lJ-l6c.; niddlinS Orleans,
5-iec.: sales, 229 bales: total ne: receipts al
ali PORTS, 9,302 bales; exports--,o Great brl-
tain. 1881 le.l8s; TO the Continent. 3,JI2
bales; stock. l,ls2,9f2 bales southern nour
dun. Wheat unsettlet aud active, closing
steady: No. 2 red. i.03,9aS1.04ia In store and
elevator. slO4s.ssI.o0 alioat; options closed
yea1 and unchar ged 10 ic. lower than last niss'
No. 2 red Msrch, Sf.0l,S; Nay, sl.Oot4; june
0SNc.; July, 9i'5sc. Corn steady ana biocetsse-
Iy active; Nc. 2. 4SI4a4o1kc. IN elevator; oVess
5Ol<c niiOat: OItiCns moderately acuve, hsa'4c-
lover ana steady; March. age; May, 493sc. (;
duly, 4Sakc. Oats--Sp0ts flrIner ana quiet; op-
lions dull and irregular, closing steady; Nafcti,
3Btzc.: May closing 36ssc. July, 3o'se, slots
No. 2. 3Gisa3oiAc; mixed western. ooao ~:
cnfee-Optioas steacy and unchnnssd 20 D
o>ints dan: Marcb, eI355scl 400; May,
slo.05. arot Rio dun and weak No. z, 1910.
Suear-Rcfned FIRM aid sscady. Moaeeeos- y ew
Orleans qusol and frni ccmtnoh 70 FANCY, ~oe
So. nssa in fnir demand and nrna- Petroleum
steasv rnd ouiet co,ton-seed oil duh and easy
crnd-. CSC fscsn lrn and quiet; strained,
eoa,n,on 10 good. 5t.40asl.4s. iuspenune asi'
and uonl ma at :is bal closed active al 3on5h1c
Meat market quiet and ssoaiy: feanuss ste'ny'
sf, sljas9. 72is: March. sG.70; May. o6.Ss; July.
SaS7. Freighfs Grin aud IA good demand; COZ
ton, 5-82d.; gram. 4d.
CHICAGO.
Cr,ru,o March 1o.--Nnestw was unsosslea 90
day. but he general fcs!mg was enc u wssk-
nee, and prices averaged considerably losefs
atovr W rerd IS last i1gurss. A hsevy nciilng
nrcssure wes Won made lnaRifss,s andsr mo IN
ss,urnse az vaich the msrSet broke oPsr To- IN ,
very sl.ora tl.as bat At me tossotn parcassns
10 taSe visible pront on the oe.ang esus .ssts :
a. .,ssr ,,,.sbe4i rnnce. pnd ths cio3e woe -
la. II cpc.s kLes cosapasult with ysstaa3y ~!
iiSsr@. 1saed peer she ogsnlpf ~ - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

Both tie method end results when
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
Gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eaectualiy, dispaS colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ell and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Boo
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on band will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fre syrup CO.
san f7aaogoo. Cal.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sfw fosx. nv
fjs i-su.Wx) FIo,ptcoirl
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SHOT AND KILLED HIMSELF.
The Second Suicide rs the Result of the
Failure of n Bank.
IBytelegraph to tho Dlspatch.l

SAN DIEGO, CAL, March l0.-GeoIge
Golden, aged 60. to-day shot and klled
himself. This makes the second suicide
ne fine result of the failure OF the Califor-
MIA National Back. j. w. Collins, presi-
dent of the bank. who was arrested on q
charge Of embezziement. put the muzzle
of a pistol in his mouth and blew his
brains out. Golden killed himself IN the
same manner. He let note saving he
had been induced 10 put all MS money IL
the California National Bank, and had de-
posted over $3.50 the day before the
cd
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CONSTABLE coLLeVs ACCIDENT.
Shot Through the Head-rwo Deaths In
Rev. Caleb Haynes's Family.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
Eastwood, Va, March ga sad acct
dent occurred here on Yesterday. Sumter
Colley, constable of this place. accident
ally shot himself while handling a gun,
the ball taking effect in his head. The
point OF its entrance was just below the
right cheek bone and It ranged upward,
lodging in the back portion OF the head.
Your correspondent was informed that the
mouth, and nose. Ii is thought 10 be a
fatal wound. Mr.. Colley had been out
hunting. and upon bis return was handling
his gun carelessly when IL fired, with the
above-stated result. Many persons here
are entirely too careless with their guns,
and more especially the younger element.
SAD AFFLIcTIos.
Rev. Caleb HAYNES, who lives on the
Pound river O short distance from this vii
lage. lost two Of his children the latter
psrt of the past week The whole family
has been down" with fever. The first
10 die was boy some or years old, and
be, ore the burial rites were said over his
remains another--a young woman IL or IL
wears of age-passed away. The others
seem to be slowly convalescing.
Gordon G. Cline, OF Wyoming county,
w. Va, is here on business.
Your correspondent has lately been over
a portion of this county. and was sur
prised to note the improvement that has
been made within the last twelve months.
Many new buildings are going up and new
fields are being cleared ana fenced on
every side. The public roads present
decidedly improved appearance. The
road surveyors seem TO have been put
ting in time during the pleasant weather
of the last two weeks.
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stranr rrNrnHMcNT.
DECLARED FOR CLEVELAND.
A Report From Grafton Distcioi. York
eo.nty--Hni's supsort--osherN Notes.
fCorreapon ionce q mo l.lcllhoni DispaIch.I

Wrt1sA,ssu-rs. VA, March lO.--The
Democrats OF Grafton District, York
county. are said TO have declared for
CIeye,and 90 then choice for President.
and have Organized club composed OF the
ieadiua party iner in that section. The
PRONUNCIATION OF this club was celebrated
by a grand 'oyster-roast, during which O
strong Cleveland sentiment was developed,
but Hill Is not without ftss share OF sup
port in the district. -, :,
The remains OF Pauline Hill. who died
In Hsnutor Yesterday, arrived here this
motnlne and rhe funeral took place this
evening from the Baptist church. of which
fieceasod was o consistent member. The
services we're eeadupssd " Rev. John II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

BLoonsarpx, IT,. March ia very
Circuit Court hsrs yesterday which has q
bearing upon tho business of Ill insurance
associations. 1t was in the csss OF Mrs.
Maggie Belciiam. the widow ct Ihogss
Belcham, of thss city. rs the Grand Lodge
Of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Mrs. Belcham's husband carried ire
policy for $4,000 In this order for twelve
years. but was expelled from the order
few months before hrs death for drunken
ness. The claim was made BY Mrs. bel
cham that when he was expelled ner nus,
band was insane. The verdict fenuereu
gives Mrs. Belcham judgment for S2,iio.
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ayeueras,e lady Passes Away.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March l0.-Mrs.
lane A. Drum died at the residence of her
son. near Carriers Bridge. this county, on
the sth instant. in the SD year Of her age.
The interment was to-day.
The .5ega-soniGn Republican. published. in
this city, announces that 1t will IN few
weeks be issued in an oight-page form, and
improved in many other respects.
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s.iila Mystcry.
lBY ,elcrraph . lhe DIspatch.l

DyrxSp. PA, March 10. --Aftcra session
Of nearly three weeks, and fine examine
ton Of nearly seyenty-hye wltnssses,s the
Volusia county grand jury adjourned yes
terdey without having rcturneda true
bill IA the fackwood murder casa. The
negro Indian. irving Jenkins: charee1 WIZ !,
the oualrupfe murder. anu " cnstony
sincs lDscember. was diseharced, rs no eyi-
deacs was produced against him. The
crime Is a1tn Q Dystory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
They Instruct for EarrisoD-CGe Voice,
However, Agains. This.

lBy telegraph % mo Dispitcl.I
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, March 1O.-The State
Republican Convention met mere to-day TO
choose observation-disclosures 10 TIE national
convention. The platform adopted simply
afiirms adhesion to the national platform
of 1853. endorses the administration Of
President Harrison. and ins.ructs the dele
gates 10 vote for him at NJ minneapolis. Tx
Congressmen White, OF the Twelfth DIS
trict, raised the only voice against the
resolution of instruction.
The following delegates-at- large 10 the
national convention were elected: Richard
THOMPSON. of Ierro Haute; ox-Congress-
man 5. J.. Peele. of indianapolis; ex-Scc-
retary-of-State Charles n. Griffin, of HAM
mond. and n. +. Depaw, OF New Albany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
IT'S elFTY-TnlRo ANNIVERSARY.
Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows WIN CeIc'
brate on the 21st-A Fairfax Lodge.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. Va. March lO.-Potomac
Lodge, No. IS. /. o. o. F.. will on Monday,
March 2lst, celebrate the htty-third ami
versary OF its existence.
Tine celebration will take place in Odd
Fellows' Hall, on north Columbus street,
and Grand Representative L. A. Stier, or
Washington. ID. C.. will deliver the adj
drees. A literary and musical entertain--
ment will then DO given and will be closed
hy a banquet. Potomac Lodge Is one OF
the oldest lodges of Odd-Fellows IN the
State. II is in a fouriohlng CONDITION,
having l25 members IN good standing on
its rolls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

MIR. !. Lane, general manager Georgia
Southern and Florida railroad, saws: II
wes entirely relieved OF headache BY Bro
dIycrotine in fifteen minutes. Ii is the
ONLY thing that relieves me after the paan
commsness."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

ST. Louis, Mo-. Msrch io.--PiOur toll ana ua-
changed. Wheat opeued Nc. higher on cold
mag up aud down rapidly and finally closing
about the same a. yesterday No 2 red cash
Die; May, a1ssagthc. Corn-Cssh firm az SHE.
May fraction od % 37sia51Jsc. oats easier:
ging steady az $3.50. Iron coiton-,ies, ti.20A
sl20. Provisions dun ana unchanged. port.
new, s1i.37l4; Old. sa.25: lard, s6.2ess8sS:
dry salt meats, loose Iots shoulder, st5o:
longs and ribs. r4.So shorts. SO hoxe.f kse ia.
more; bacon shoulders, $500; bnes and rtbs,
s6:45as6.5O; shorts, sJ.55as660; hams, zoe
$1,000.
BALTIMORE.
BALrmoKs, March 1o.-Flour s,eaiy ana un-
changed. Wheat steady; 80. 2, red spot no
sl.0O;s; steamer No. 2, red, 0s4a9Sle,. SOUTH
ern wheat nrm: Fultz. 07c.asl.O2; Longberry,
sfasl.O3 Corn arm; spot, 4as491sc.; tho
month sassps,.; hs1 1888. steamer
white, sva5Oc. yellow, 5os5lc.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l0.-Flour drner. Wheat
scarce and fir1n: No. . rcd, afsa5c. Corn nrtn
No. 2, mixed, 49,. Oats steady: No mixed,
32l4aS2aac. PORK hrn at sil.35is- Lani dall
at 1923. Bgik-meats nominal ~ s5.s5. Bacon
Quiet at $3.50. Whlsxcy steady aud nrm al
sl.l3.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. March t0.-Turpentme-
Nothing doing R0s,n-stralned. 3l.l5; good
strained. sl.21 BIZ. Tar steady At $3.50.
Crude tlrpenrns steady; hard, Ell; Yellow
dip and virgin. sl.eO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUPex
NEW York. March io.-CS,tou--Net receipts,
$50 bales; gross, l,2lf balos. Futures closci
steady. Sales, lO6.s0O bales; March. S1.5Sa
5000; April. s8. 65Ae0.0B: May, sd.75as0. 20;
Juno, sO.s5as6.SB: July, t6.9JssO.sJ; Au-
gusf, S1.05a$I.00; September, s7.llae7it:
october, s5.22eSI23: November. S7.3las7.J3
December, s742as143.
LIVERPOOL MARkEr2
LIVERPOOL, March I0--Nooa. Cotton dun ani
prizes generally N blyers' favor; American
middllug, ll.l6d.; sales. 5000 bales; Amor
can. 1000 bales; speculation and export, LOO
bales: receipts. 1900 Dalea: American, l2. 800
bales. Futures weak; March and April,
3 3S-64d., also 2 3s-6fd.: April ani NAY.
40-64d., also 39-6id, also . 3S-04d.; May
and June, 3 4t-64d., also 3 43.6id., also
3 1924; June ana July, iG-hfd., also
3 45-64d.; July and August. a0-otd., aiso
3 4o-6td. AUGUST and September, 63-04d.,
also 52-0si.; September and October.
3 56-64d., also 3 JJ-64d.
LP.M-March, 3 3S-6fd, sellers; March and
April, 3s-04J.. seller; April and May.
3 43-6id.: June aud July, 46-6sd, value;
July and August, 3 49-64d., buyers; August
and September. 3 32-G4a3 53-jfd. September,
3 55-64a3 50-04d.: September and octobcr,
J5-64a3 5U-0id. Futures closed nrnL
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKER
MARCH 10.-Market duh Prime, .9Sc.; extra
prime, 27sc.: fancy, 3a.i1sc.; factory hand-picks
ed, 3a41nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

demonstrating quiet and stcadyat 4s0a
ass. Commercial oils. 4S4s<a4s7. Money
easy az ltSa2 closing offered at p Sub-1rea-
sury balances-Coin. sl0A0t@,oO0; currency.
$40. l43.OOO. Governments dun but steady; 4
percents. III. State bonds duh and teatureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
REV. DR.. PETeRKIN REMEMBERED.
More Railroad and Less Talk Necded-Th'
Summer Hotel Nearly Compi eted.

SunhitF hotci Nearly 'ohiP''t'"'
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BHRRYvi1LE. VA. March lO.-Those who
remember the Rev. DR.. Peterkin. who
spent the early part of his ministry IN THIS
county. learned with deep regret OF his
death. II * said "a good man has gone
to hrs reward"
There has been q little more STIR u
about the extension of the Washington,
Ohio and Western railroad to this place
and Winchester, but the natives or this
section would rather hear the "whlr" OF
train on the extension than so much
" STIR IN the columns of the papers. In
regard to the enterprise the people here
live IN hope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

NEw YORK. March 1o.--In the stock mar
ket the most pronounced movement of
tho day was the advance IN Evansville and
Terra Hau;e, which rose from 1.27,s TO L29sl
on very limited business, while Tennessee Coal
was ono OF the leading active stocks Of the day,
aud rose from AZ 90 so. The other changes we're
on a smaller scale, but the strength In New
England, Reading. and the Buffalo Rochester
and Plttsbury stocks WAS very marked IN the
early dealings, disappearing with their activity
for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
coloRso METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Til. Vote on the Admission of Women as
Lay Deiegatos-.iis Easy Sentence.


Lay Deiegstos-His Lasy Sentence.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
LYNoHEuRG, Va, March 10.-Tae Wash
inoton Conference of the Colored Metho-
dat Caurch met here to-day with Bishop
Foss, of Philadelphia, presiding. The
conference territory. embraces western
MARYLAND. District of Columbia, Virginia,
and West Virginia. There wore in attend
anco lSi ministers aud 1876 lay. delegates.
Tho most interesting question before the
conference to-day was the question or ad-
m;ftance OF women to the conference as
Law delegates The vote stood For ad-
mIttance. s.; against. %.
SLIGHT PUNlsHMcST.
A Young mn alto was fined $50 and three
months in Jail In the Police Court this
morning for trying TO Kiss white woman
forcibly on the street. This was the ex-
treme penalty OF the law.
A heavy snow fell here oil the forenoon
and the weather is bitter cold tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

Tomorrow NIGHT the degree team of Po-
tomac Lodge will go to Springfield sta
ton, in Fairfax county, TO assist IN insti-
tuting a new lodge OF Odd-tellows that
has Just been chartered.
Heavy weather on Chesapeake bay Is
causing ali the steamers to arrive here late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
MARKETS BY TELGGRAPH.

PLoua We qao,s: Flee, szss..g5; superdne,
sI5oaS475: extra. 80; family. So."SssS.oV;
pateat Ia ulily, e5.75ash
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

JACKSON, TENN, March 1o.-Ihe Hopper
block was burned about 2 o'clock THIS
morning. Robert Maroney, painter who
roomed ON the second floor, was burned TO
death in the flames. The total loss IS
$4,000: the insurance, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

TIE WEATHER. IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was very changeable, embracing spring
temperature followed by rain. wind, and
snow clear and cold at night.
Range of the Thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DESPATCH Office yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for sronsy. bonds. stoska Graia.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and tho
Weather Isdicasious
[By telegraph 70 tho plspa,cn.l

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March TO-
lfAIR Forecast for twenty-four hours.
from midnight to midnight: For
Virginia and North Carolina colder,
fair weather; northwest winds; fair Sat-
urday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
AaEsRR,r. rrwARn MOVEMENT.

In the afternoon there we're several marked
movements, besides those mentioned. sugar,
and Louisville, New Albany aud Chicago, being
most prominent In the upward movement,
which, however, extended 80 the rest OF the list,
and general upward movement OF small frac.
tons occurred. The advance. however, was OF
little moment. and the market closed quiet and
firm, generally at only slight gains over last
nights prices. Sales--Listed stocks, lYs,OOO
shares; unlisted. Sl,0o0 shares-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11

lh0 United States Treasurer has pre-
r.-.f settlement showing tGat he hoi ds
i.-. issued by the State of Virginia )e-
i.-r- to tine Indian trust fund amou lat
-. l4o1.2e0. aud similar bonds belong
rn tle United States on account OF
ra.rar.s mode % Indians amounting 10
k-..J. making o total of 8 1863, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
GRAIN AND COTTON excnAN GE

RICHMOND. March i0.--ORFLElNGs- Wheat.
2.g7S bushels Corn. LBS bnshe.A Oats, 0'oVV
bushels. Min-oiial, 10 tons. -.
stLgs -Wheat. 1882 bushels. Corn, 1,056
bushaie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
CANDIDATES YOR OFFICE.


ITO CAPTAIN JAMES II. SHEP-
4 PARD: DEAR SfR,-We, the undersigned
voters OF Monroe Ward, recognizing your fitness
for the position, most respectfully request thai
you announce yourself candidate Tor The
Council from Monroe Ward.
Very respectfully,
Miles T. Philips, ID. q z. Mitte'dorfer,
Andrew Krouse, w. A. Swank,
r. 4. Jeter, ". Grimmell,
II. j. Tremer, y. sitter ling,
~. T. sizer, J. W. Williams.
A. u. Bieeiow, II. llman,
Louis A. Behle, A. h. q Q. Z. schaap,
Simon Sycle, Charles Ihalhirner,
4. NJ. Foster, Marx Gunst,
William Tobien, Jr, A. Il. HuIcher,
j. r. rompkIns, Thomas Roberts,
Josenh W. BIiley, Edward T. Eckies,
George W. Smoot, w. X Coleman.
N. schaap q Broshers Wcltrr CHRISTIAN,
w. Heller, Chariea o. S9yillc,
Charles q. Jurgens, q. II. Reid.
Daniel w. Moseley, n. N. +. Anderson
d., dfu sgist, mn 1l-2t
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QuorATIoSs

WazAr.-LonsD,rry sl.O2asL0f. Mixed.
sIesL.O4. snortoerry, Ooc.aSl.O3- no red'
s1.O3 n 20
Cozs.-white. Virginia, 40GJ1c.; No. :, oOa
lie. no. z. mixed. 49c. ,,,,
olra-No. z. 304a3sc. No ., 35s3oa VIM
ter nor soedl, COaG3c.
ttYE-shasJOc.