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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26
RAILROADS.
Wheelina & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after Saturday October /, 1897, trains
will run as follows city time:
LEAVE WHEELING-e6;O0 O. m. 700 q. m. 500
a. m. 900 a m, 1880 n m. II 90 a m. 1900 m.
100 p m. 800 p m, 500 p. m. 800 p. m. 500
p. m scoop. m, 200 p m, 500 p. m, $50 p
LEAVE ELM GRovE-e6:oo a M, 700 a. M 500
a m, O04 m, 1000 a m, 100 a m. 1900 m.
p. M $500 p. m. 7:Oop. m, s; 90 p m, 9:lc p
m, l0:l0p. m.
oDaily. except Sunday.
suNDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove at
o:Is a N. and Wheeling at l9:l7 p. m.
H. Z WEISGERRER,
mi General Mnna0as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26
nIntnIa.

NEW York. Oct. 25.-Pig iron quiet; Ameri
can S13 GOALS 80. Copper steady: Lake al GOA
II 90 Lead dull domestic So S0aI 90. Tin, easier;
sirnlts S2il hnhl0 N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

NO one else furnished one penny in aid
of the pretended colonization scheme exc
cept senator @. j. Faulkner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

KinGley-"I hear you have named
your yacht after your wife" Bingo-
ayes Kingley-"What sthe name 2"
Bingo-"The Tigress. "-Judgs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

bond for trial. This is the fifth arrest
in connection with Saturdays registra-
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 25.-Cattle, receipts 1900
head; shipments 900 head; market steady;
good 10 extra natives S5O0a5 49, others So T0ai OO
Texans s. 7OaJ 10: rangers 50 65a4 IS. Cows
81 25a2 %. Hogs, receipts 0,00O head: ship.
ments 1900 head: market strong and higher;
rough and common s. 3oa5 10; mixed and
packers s. 55a5 20: prime heavy S. 76a5 20;
fight S 2ja5 20. Sheep, receipts 900 head;
shipments 100 head; market 10al6e higher;
natives s. 76a5 90; westerns 81 0Oai 10; lambs
s. 75a5 90.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct 25-Cattle. receipts
1000 head: shipments 200 head; market steady
shipments 1900 head; market active: PhilRdel.
phfaS IS 9la600: mixed s. s0a5 s.: Workers s.
a. 20. Sheep, receipts LOO head: shipments
500 head; market slow at yesterdays prices.
CiHcISSArI, o., Oct. 25.-Hogs active and
higher at s. 75a5 10; receipts 1000 head ship
ments 1900 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

1.-THE devil isn't as black as he is
painted" q? !? ?' because he is
always painted red. "-THdh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. April .. Passenger
Trains will run as ioiI9 MS 'DAiis' lN1is "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

Tropical FTids-LemonS, S. 5Oa6 90 per box;
bananas, 81 OOa9 0O per bunch.
Pe0ttables-Cabbage. home grown. 75cas1 90 per
barrel: Early Rose potatoes 81 Ihal 80 per barrel
45a50c per bushel: onions, gOcasl W per busheL
Sweet potatoes g 0Oa2 70 per barrel.
Fresh FFtfits-Tomntoes, home stock, 4Oab0c per
bushel: APPLES 81 6Oa2 90 per barrel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and after
May - 1897 EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE
MAEKsi oDaily; .t5undAy excepted; fMondAy
excepted: saturday excepted. SUNDAY only;
osainrdnv ONLY Easiern Standard Timo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

sheep-The market for sheep was dull. Re-
ceipts were lighter, but prices ruled easier under
a light demand. Common and low grades yefe
very slow OF sale. b. II. t5Ook reports the sale oil
6.iB7 sheep and lambs atthe quoted prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

Tax Receipts Don't Bear out Governor
EIsmlng's statements-Lst All Farmers
mako Companions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-26

From Pittsburgh. 1850 a m, daily and l2:tS
n. m. daily. except Sunday $50 and lo:lop N,
daily: 500 a N Sunday onlv ~
Washington accommodation 7;ooh m, daily,
aYNeut SUNDAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

Veterans, was held tonight nc their hall. where
they met the members o. the Catherine Memo
rial Society, who wish tho cooperation OF "a.
camp IN erecting a monument TO the memory =,
the Confederate dead buried IN the kpiscophi
church-yard. Tho matter was discussed anu
steps will be taken at an cnriy day TO efoc'
granite shaft IN the cemetery named.
Tho vestry OF Brnton Episcopal church n.
meeting held Tuesday evening passed uhant-
mCuslY resolutions praying 70 be allowed to
connect itself with the old diocese. Dr. James
ID. hOncure and Dr +. g. Booth we're elecleu
delegate and alternate, respectively, 10 INC
church council of the nov diocese which meets
In lynchburR November 23d.
Directors Taylor, Richardson, nnd Mctracken,
OF the Insane Asylum BOARD. are here today "a
resnlar monthly session auditing accouhtS i'i
The past month.
hr. 10. T. Armslead was taken suddenly hi
a few days ago and ia yet confined 10 his homc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

NEW YORK.


new YoRx, November 3.--Cot,or steady. MIA.
cling uplnnss, So; miifIing Orlean-. AZ a..
sales $50 BALES total net recelp,s All .pofts'
4O.021 bates. exporfs--fo Great nrttsin "A 9T1
bales; 10 France. p937 bales. 10 inc Cent?.
nent 1913 bales: stock p33ISi baleS :. stn-
crn -four quiet and steady. Wheat srti,. fr
export and nrmer; No. red, .Ii.afx,xr. In
store and elevator; zoe. aioa,; options closet
urn and moderately active November, 7itSe.
December. 7dc. January. 77ttc. Corn autct
and lower, closing urn. No. 2, fgiSr la elem.
tor; aOhc an0at. options quiet, closing steady
aud unchanged 20 isc. down; November, apitc:
December, 0lAc.; NAY, 5i4,c. Oats quiet AMI
nrm spot NO 2, 3Oisa30c. nired tes,srn. &C.:
November. &c.: December SIC; Mar. co..
tonee-opfions steady and UNCHANGED ~ 10
points npi November, sl5.23ael5.40: Dccem-
Der, slo'OOaslo.yO; January, sits0asi4.nj;
spot 100 quiet ana stoafJi No z, lBlSr Sugar
auiet ana stesdy. hoiasses.Now Orleans 9aiet
ana s,esayi open ke,tir, goa tocncioc. ses3oe.;
new dito, 3sat2c, hce steady and IA fsu de-
4'Sa5c: Petroleum steady and quiet; reansd,
New lork. so.pO. COtton-ssed Oil arm; crude,
21itc. Rosin quiet and easy; strained. common
70 gooi, sl.E.NasLK& Iurpehone Dun snt
easy AZ 5la3flEe. Neat market quiet cod
stcsuy. Lam nrhet Nesieih .tesm' ts.-o;
.v, ss'fv, november, ss'nV oih December,
20 .o January, 900 h0tnlnahy' freishis
quiet ehu easy, COTTON Ssh : srhsn' Sl'
CHICAGO
,,,,,..o, 80 !, M, a.. .,. -
$1,000, ~. -, "h '.o I~.ip,s ~
W, 80 Sv,n,r WI re Iarres, S,rn ss,
,,ree Sbeet closea strong 1ba D,.n,ns 80,
ahont i]sIsr' ,owey' and p5,rc. ds.,ines 49,
mere. then rallied So. re.eded sotne. ard cio.si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
CrandestRaI,v of AIIat wilson.

Especial telegram 10 the Dtspatch.l
WUsON. y. c., November 3.-Ihere was
grand rally Of the Democracy In Wilson to-day.
There we're 5000 untetriGed Democrats here
from tine county. The crowd was estimated at
1000. SIX thousand Cleveland AMI Carr badges
were given cut and worn by Democrats. me
parade was one mile long, consisting OF mounted
men, men on foot and IN vehicles, headed by Two
brass bands The meeting was opened by a
choir II 200 ladies' singing Growers Return,
led by Mrs.. Edward Barnes The vast audience
were patriOtically and cOnyincingly addressed
by Messrs. f. 4. Woodland. Is. AycOck' W. W.
Carraway, and +. A. Busbee. The speeches
created great enthusiasm.
4 telegram from Senator Ransom Announcing
his enforced absence by reason OF his recent
sicknc was road. Al the mention Of the Sena-
tors name the immense audience went VIA VIII
enthusiasm. The meeting closed - the I'M
meuse assembly assisting the choir IN singing
the s0ulsurrinc Carolina, Carolina, Heaven
Blessings Attend Her." ava three rOusing cheers
for "Claye. steve, and Carr
Tho town was decorated with nags ana bIu''
ing and along the hue IF march be1utiiui women
were waving handkeich.eis and singing FOL
lie a. Democrat
CAPTAIN samuel Hedges, assisted by tn
sfaunch Democrats Of his stan, managed th'
Affair." The demonstration here to-day adc>'
800 Inrd-party men 20 the ranks OF Democfh I
aud places Wilson county IN The Democratic
column. The irdiclto-s now are that NOrtl
Carolina will g. Tor Cleveland anu Carr b.
$1,000 majority
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
THs OUTLOOK IN The STATE.
Good Majority for Cleveland Electors
Eight. Probably Ten, congressman.
nsnectal teIeerau m 10 the Dispatch.J

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November 3.-The
scene at Democrats headquarters for the past
ton days has been ono Of unusual activity.
Chairman Gordon has been giving the closest
attention 70 the work In hand and there Is httlo
doubt that never before has n campaign been
moro ably conducted or closely watched. The
DISPATCH correspondent called at the headquaI-
tors today and made inquiry as to the probable
result in Virginia. Captain Ham Sheppard, tho
SO rotary, said The prospect In the state Tor
the general ticket IL very good. There is no
question the Cleveland electoral ticket Will have
good majority over both OF the othors.
GREAT ADVANTAGE.
"The organization OF the party is excellent,
while tho enemy, except In a few places, are dis
organized and are unable TO pol their full
strength.
In tho matter Of registration The Democrats
havs great advantage over tho Republicans and
the Third party, and In this particular have
gained at least 10000 or 1900 IL the State.
PROBABLY THE WHOLE TEN.
AS 10 the congressman, we will certainly
carry the eight Democratic districts, and 1t Is
more than probable that Tyler will be elected IN
the Second District, while Epes stands good
chance in the Fourth. All Of this, OF course, ~
based upon a continuance until the evening OF
the Sth Of November Of the intelligent work that
IA being done all over the State by the Demo
cratic workers. However much the Republicans
may DO from now out they cannot change the
present condition, politically, OF the State"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
DELAWARE RETURNS THANKS.
The State Committee and People Grateful
for L. L. t,ordou,s Splendid Services

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
CuARLOFTFsyIILE, VA, November 3-lhc
Hon. Basil b. Gordon, Chairman OF the state
Democratic Committee, is In receipt OF letter
from the Hon. Louis irving Handy, chairman OF
the State Democratic committee. WilinlneIon'
Del. thanking him for the valuable services rem
de!ed the party IN that STATE by Senator James
/. Gordon. Z" / was glad TO get him. the letter
reads, and that feeling has been intenslned ~
every one OF the five speeches he nas dense,su
Tor Us. IL is with regret and murmurs Q, u.n
content that our people let him start Tor nome
tonight. They would like ~ keep him uht'i
ecction-day. lie has been Of signal service W
our canvass In arous.ng the enthusiasm OF our
people I'm places where he ms spoken. -,
No desperate and interruptions art OF the ne
publican leaders is left out Of the contest 80
you see the work u your man has been done ~
n critical point We feel grateful 20 hr. James
l.. Gordon and grateful 10 Virginia Tor granting
him TO us tor these days, and know Of no one
30 whom ! can more properly say 20 man "
yourself. Our prospects IN Delaware grow
brighter as our party friends grow wafmer' ahi
IL our National Committee can DO for US Nhal
the Republican National Committee does for our
opponents Delaware will be all right"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
FlTzLeE's huMoR AND FORCE.
His Convincing and Amusing Arguments
Cheering Accounts of the Canvass.

Especial telegram to the DisDatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, November 3.-General Fitzhugh
Lee addressed large audience at the City Hall
to-iay. Tho enthusiasm was unusual and the
rounds Of applause we're frequently deafenins.
General Lee spoke for nearly two hours, covering
the issues OF the campaign ana convincing every
one thet the cause he espOuses was truly tno
peoples cause. His expose OF Republican prln-
ciples was wildly presented, and his audience
was held spellDOund 10y his interesting ana con-
viucinc arguments. His anecdotes at the ex-
pense OF the deiuded Third-partyite leaders
were amusing and created much merrment.
The speech was q fine one and was greatly
praised by the people. II was noticed that
number al persons who have hitherto voted with
the Republicans were present and that The At
teution paid by them was marked. The dlstin-
guished speaker gave cheering accounts oi the
valiant hght Of the Democrats and predicted
glorious victory next Tuesday In the large
audience we're fifty or more ladies, whose PREF
ence lent enthusiasm 20 the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
MYSTERY At GRANITE.

Dice Under circumstances that
some >uspieion-P Personals. 80.
t-' been considerable excitement
.,.,.. a' i-r village Of Granite, about
|fas.I' from Manchester. by the myste.
s,.'t yesterday morning Of Overton
,' d Lcggo man about32 years Of age,
L s,,s p'Dyed a. a driver for Mr. T..
Jr h.. -l, merchant at that place.
.-,.l 49, night last Cousins went 10
l. ,.,i VI Sir. White, at Granite, about
,.s, 'f'io the store Of Sir. NeGrani.
Id 49," F" Dag intoxicated aud wanted 10
L. n-.' "hiskey, which was refused by
! S-.i' .1Ih, who thought Cousins was
a. 1i-hk enough.
|s,r..a I'.fo then left the store and
|Nr, !. TIE direction OF Mr. McGrani-
|itss s'9f,, over which he slept, and
,a.,s =, ,..sd gotten 10 front of the resi-
sirs.~, sl's. Vaughan, abou. half way
Fsni.-1 ile Two stores, he was met by Mr..
y S,'ss,',ssf well known blacksmith, aud
pa ire, ,,'' eolored man. 1he latter
vat cousins Was intoxicated. took
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Nottheo,d whlte-House Mansion.

The principal dwelling on the farm ut White
House station. In New Kent county iorrnerly
owned by General w. Ii. h. Lee, was destroyed
by fire last Monday nieht. The flames had theit
origin IN the chimney. All Of the furniture III
tue house was saved.
The building was occupied by Mr.. 4. j. shack
eitord, bus the farm ~ divided into three sec-
TONS Mr.. Shackoltord rents tho portion on
which the old White House, which was burned
about 1868, formerly stood. Tho other tenants
on the plantation are MIR. W. ". Jones' the trea-
surer OF the county ana manager OF the farm
and Mr.. y. {. Talley. The dwellings, Of these
gentlemen were erected after the farm was di.
yided. The house that was burned was erected
by General zee since The war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,

IKep0rted Tor thc D1HVSsoIII
NoyEMBRR 3.-No offerings on change to-day
"a: wrapper, A: cutters, II; hugs, 3o--sotai,
Revenue collections. Cigars and cigarettes,
"a, 66o. 90: tobacco, $3.50. z7--totsl sd.sslgI.
Registsred on Change n. J. Ludington, Wa
,ernsry. Conn: L. acCuilen. North Carolina,
and C. Il. Craftoe, Charlotte, Va
private sales we're good. darks leading the DO
mand. however. Mr. 4. ID. Christian, " Jersey
City. and h. ID. Christian, o. kichmona, we're tns
viii have the beet br'gats yea offered on mls
market. which, after the big Rocky Mount spe'
cial saiss, will excite unusual iutsrcsts though
tho market pursues ~ natural course onis.
with his crop, which Is the frxt tobaoeo snippa1
irom Ieno,r county, n. G., TO Richmond.
Tho Riehmond parties returned irom hccky
Mount yesterday aud to-day, aereet1g nat tne
iobscco sbcss wac one apd NE sAis soecsss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
HOW TO DISTRIBUTE THE FUND.
A Special Committee of sixteen TO Con
slider This Matter.

4 regular meeting OF the state Military Board
Was held at the Office Of tho Governor yesterday
at noon. All the members were present. and in
addition Colonel Jones, Of the First Regiment; ;
Colonel Mutton OF the Second; Colonel Wick
hsn 81 the cavalry, and Major Simons, OF the
artillery. we're In attendance. These latter gen
tlsmen ami Colonies Nash ana Male are tue
officers who we're invited by the board to advise
WIKI them as 10 the distribution OF the military
iuud.
An animated discussion arose "a 20 whether
the previous distribution was TO be made, and
Judge tlournOy offered the following:
Rfsolrsd. That a committee composed Of the
brigade, regimental, and battalion commanders
be requested 10 assemble in the city OF Rich
mond within the next sixty days, or day 10 be
designated by the Brigadler-General Tor the
purpose Of suggesting 10 the Military Board
plan for the distribution Of the military iund Tor
the year 1871
Colonel stern moved TO amend the resolution
so as to include ON the Advisory Committee the
senior captains OF each regiment ana BATTALION
and tho captains on unattached companies.
This amendment WAS seconded by General Nc
Donald opposed by Judge flournoy and Gene
raj Anderson, and adopted by the casting vote
Of the Governor, thereby increasing the COM
mittee from seven 10 six teen.
As tho ordnance fund coming 10 the STATE from
the government and the question OF unfOrmlhg
the volunteers were both In the hands oil his hA-
celcucy, he requested the same committee 20
advise with him as 10 their views Tor the dlstrl-
button Of ;he money and the best change IN the
uniforms Ia case IL ~ necessary 10 MAKE one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

lcorrespondencs Of the Richmond Dispatc

CORRESPONDENCE 81 the Richmond Dispatch.l Z.
WELDON, y. C.. November II Indian sum
mer. with bright skies aud a large crowd arc
Indications Of success, then the Weldon FAR to-
day was more than success. Livery Tram
brought in large crowds. aud the Fairgrounds
filled IN RAPIDLY The streets OF the town pre-
sented a lively appearance, end 10 IS estimated
that the crowd to-day was the largest even seen
here.
There was brilliant german al tue Coast Lane
Uofol tonight, led by Mr. +. ". Parker, Jr. A
great many couples took part in the dance, and
many lovely costumes were noticeable. Inc
Richmond band furnished the sweetest music,
and the brilliant thrOng presented 10 the lOoket-
on a charming picture Of happiness.
Miss sue Starke Of Richmond, Il one OF the
visitors from your city this week.
Miss Willie BlsaOp, Of Manchester. Va, Is
another visitor from the city across the James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Close of King williams Fair.

INOTTtNpDfIuVuIb Oi tItU 4tENI1IE'V1'91 ~"
WEST POINT. VA. November A3.--Tho first an
nual fair OF the KING william Agricultural 80,
ciety closed last evening after very successIui
exhibition OF two days duration. The exercises
wore formally opened OF II o'clock ~ tne coull J,
honse by Rev. c. T. Morrison. A very large crowd
was present from all parts o. the county, anu
nothing was heard but expressions OF surprise
al the excellence OF the exhibit.
The events Of importance on the SECOND uay
were the speech TO the Taylor Grays by their ola
&C M rnaBder, Colonel william X. Aylett; the
tournament, al which Mr.. L. V. Clement TOOK
tho hrst prize q handsome saddlel ana nj
George Gregory crowned tho queen. The cello
bration was closed by brilliant ball OF the
courthouse hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Ena Of c.rmaux strike.

tby AnEiO-Amerfcan cADic 10 tne Dispntcn.l
CaRxArx, FRANCS. November 3.-T0-dhy was
the date ixed by thn miners to bring 10 an end
the long STRIFE Ia tho mines hera At O'Clock
In the morning she strikers assembled IN body
and marched past the gcniarmere singing the
nCarmsgnoLf Wet weather prevailed, and
most OF the miners carried umbrellas. They
marched ~ the Mines and about one third ~
them resumed WORK. All the men seemed salts
fed win the settlements OF the troubie. Tbs
ends the strike that arose out 81 the discharge
by the mining company Of a miner VINO had
been elected mayor OF Carnaux, and that NJ
one time threatened 20 have grave political con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
TwoTires Yesterday Afternoon.

At 5.33 O'clock yesterday elternOOu an aArm
of are vcas sounded from Station 90, located near
Richmond College tho occasion being the over
turning Of lamp at the residence OF MI a. D..
Chewing, 1885 west Grace street Inc carpets
and curtains IA the room where the explosion
occurred were badly burned, ana though mo
flames were quickly put out by Engine Com
uanics Nos.'5 aud q and Truck Company 10 y,
the damage amounted 10 moro thah 9lVV' II
WAS covered by insurance.
The alarm at 900 Z. NJ. created considerable
apprehcnsion. IL war from Box "a, located at
the Tredegar Iron-Wor and many persons
thought that plant Was ablaze IL proved now.
exer thar the fire was m q part Of the old
armory building on the premises, and the uames
Were eXtinguished before much damage had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
FOR MEDICINAL USE
MO EllSEl Oil

Ills a remedy, a tonic, and not beverage. IL
stimulates the circulation, tones up the ave,
purihes the blood, gives brightness and neaIIn
10 women, strength 10 men, and Is being en-
dorsed by physicians and tho moro advanced
thinkers. II Ia the best remedy for PNku-
MONA. Bear In mind that Duny's Pure MALI
has grown In popularity for years; that u " 40.
kDowiedged rs the only pure remedy OF rs kind
on the market: that IL contains no fusel Oil, ana
that Il invariably dement's all who inteIiigenfly
use L. Get Il from your druggist or grocer.
send for pamphlet 10
Rochester. N y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prices for Monev. Beads. Stocks. GRAIN.
Tobacco. Cotton. 49,. and the
Wss Their Indications
By telegraph to the p.,ua.cs.,

wisuiSeros. November g. Fore
RAIN cast for Virginia for twenty-four
hours-from midnight TO mid.
night: Light showers; variable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Eich Charged with wifr-Murder.


RALEIGH. y. C.. November 3.-At the request
Of I. O. Kelley, her father, the body OF Mrs LO-
rena Rich has been eThumed at MI. Olive and
an autopsy made by the coroner in the presence
OF a Jury. This revealed that the neck was
broken in two places and that her skull was
fractured. A telegram has been sent 20 Cole
ton county. ;. c.. ordering the arrest OF W. c.
Ricn. the dead woman's husband, on the charge
Of murder. Rich was charged with the murder
several weeks ago, but was acquitted for lack OF
atfN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
A Century ola Election-D Day

The following Invitation has Just been 'ssu ,s
s.YOu are cordially invited 70 be present AZ lhs
ceIetratton OF the loon anniversary Of ~: Johl 8
focge. No. SO, A. Y. and A. NJ, at ne hss9n !,
Temple on Tuesday, November ;, 1889 e ~ -
~ o,.,"an. Woysbiuful J. Leroy Sutherland,
Worshipiul John H. Dickerson, worsnipfSi u; q,
Carlton. Worshipful Junius a. COSBY, bro .e
Alfred Witte, Brother W. X. Jones, ana DtV'hoi
N 4 Adatua committed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
MAttRIAGES.

ARMSTRONG TwADDELL.-Married.
Tuesday, October IS, 1892, at the Church
Of the Holy innocents, Hoboken, n =:
LIMA ROOSEVELT. daughter OF Virginia
and the late James T. Twsddell, 20 VIII
LIAM j. ARMSTRONG. of New York.
Virginia papers please copy.
BARHAM.-Died. IN Charles City coun-
Nv. November 2, 1892. THOMAS BARHAM,
formerly OF Richmond: aged "a years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

The birmingham CAla) A0e-Heyaid of Monday
contained the following: a handsome god
watch was presented 20 Mr.. Paul >. sum bJ ms
edmiring friends at CoalDurg saturday nignt'
As heretofore stated In the Age-ht,U"' .ui.
som nae severed mis- connection with the Sloss
Iron and steel Company for the purpose OF af-
cepiing the s1perinteDdency OF large eoal-
niue at Chtckamanga, Ca, and II was IN cohuoc-
hts friends presented him a watch. Mr.. stth
Is one Of the most popular men connected WIN
tho mining industry In Jefferson. lie assumes
his new duties November lsL