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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ard
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectuaIly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, 5! rup OF Figs
and being well Informed, you, VIII nov
accept any substitute if offered.
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Mean temperature. .............
NEW yoRK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK SIOOh MARhbi'
NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Speculatlon in the
Stock Exchange opened irregular, but In
the main weaker. The weakness was
short-lived. however. and before midday
there was decided change for the better.
IN advance took place which carried
prices to the highest polnt reached since
the present upward movement set
in. In this rise Sugar, Cen
eral Electric. Chicago Gas. r..
l.. 3. and O., Reading, Lake Shore, Mis-
souri, Pacific. Omaha, Union Pacific anu
Western Union were most prominent. The
rapidity of the advance compelled the
shorts to make private terms with their
opponents. while some Of their less for
tunate companIodj had to gp into the
ouen market 10 sog,- their contracts.
Taken altoge .ler. the experience OF
the bears during the osst few days has
not been an enyid5 one.
The high prices Leo 20 sales to realize
profits. and at the same time London
| appeared as n seller of l.. and N, St.
Paul and other international securities,
the poor reports of the prominent roads
for August having had more effect on
European investors than on local holders.
Again there were indications that at least
one of the traders responsible for the
recent sharp recovery In prices had made
his turn and would withdraw temporarily
from active operations. The receivership
of the Evansville and Terre Haute and
the developements attending IL did not
help the bulls any.
In the afternoon General Electric,
which sold as high as 40 "a, dropped TO
10 "a. and the market. which felt the
elimination Of the short interest, yielded
IL per cent. General Electric subse-
uuently recovered to AZ SIS, and then
rallied Is Among the specialtles,
Evansville and Terre Haute dropped IA
| and recovered TO u on the announcement
that the directors would fight the re-
ceivershiD. American Gable. Pittsburg,
Flint and Pere Marq cite preferred
Hooking Coal. Michigan Central United
States Rubber. Minneapolis and St
Louis, Cordage. Norfolk and Western
preferred. Pittsburg. Cincinnati Chicago
and ST. Louis preferred. and Manhattan
rose anywhere from to 10 points The
general stock market closed steadier
Sales of listed stock. $4,000 shares; I'M
listed. Gl.0O. Sub-treasury balances
| Coin. s50.Gl2.OO0 currency, S,S6S,000
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DEATHS.

SMITH.-Died, at the residence Of his
sister.in- law, Mrs. James smith, No. 3O0l
Lester street, att =. NJ. Wednesday. Sept.
6, 1893. JOHN SMITH, in the 10th year OF
his age.
HIS funeral will take place from st. Pa
tricks church at o 4. NJ. FRIDAY. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend.
KRATZ.-Died. on September 4th, at
li:3O p. NJ, at The residence or her grand
mother. 126 west Clay street, MAhGUEh,
Ire KERR. oldest daughter OF III. G. anu
IL. j. Kratz, in the fourth year OF her age.
Funeral took place from her grand
mothers residence yesterday (Weanss-
day) at O'Clock +. III.
BURNETT. Died. at the residence OF
her husband, 81 1uiip street, at II o'clock,
Sent. 9th. EMMA +. BURNETT, IN the 46th
year OF her age.
She leaves q devoted husband and i've
children 10 mourn her loss.
Dearest mother. thou hast left US.
We thy loss doth deeply feel;
But tits God that has bereft us
Tie can all our sorrows heal.
By HER CHILDRxr.
Funeral will take place at 8 o'clock THIS
EVENING from Pairmont Methodist Epis-
copal church. Relatives and friends IN
yited to attend.
OBRIEN. Died. at her fathers resi-
depce in Manchester Of ! r. III. sept. otn'
OPHEI4IA y. URRIEN. IN her SIth year:
Funeral TOMORROW afternoon q i:5o
from Meade anosial church.
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2Hd. Pig iron quiet; Scotch, SlS5eqS22;
American Sl25aqS1275.
CHICAGO


CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 6.-There was n
good business transacted In wheat to-day.
The feeling developed was strong and
prices ruled higher The opening was
about &c. lower than yesterdays close.
The market advanced 1hc and then eased
off &c: again became strong and prices
were advanced llRc. then ruied easier and
the close was about lc higher for Septem-
Der and &c higher for December, than
the final figures for Tuesday.
Corn was again fairly active to-day, a
good speculative trade being noticeable
and the fluctuation covering lsc range.
The feeling was quite Arm, higher prices
reigning and the extreme figures being
well maintained UP TO the close.
In provisions the speculation In hog pro-
ducts was little more active. by reason
Ct the disposition being shown Business
ruled quiet, however. with only few
trades. There was little more activity in
pork, October opening &c. higher and then
declining l5c on rather free offerings. n
firmer feeling finally set In. the market
advancing sc and closing much lower than
yesterday. In lard Il moderate volume OF
business was done and the market closed
1Oc better than yesterday for October. DC
tober rits broke l0c before the close. but
closed 12c. better than yesterday.
Cash quotations:-Flour firm. with the
outlook promising; market lOa2cc higher.
No. 2 spring wheat, 65Q65Ac.; No. 2 red.
C5Ac.; No. corn. S87sc.. No oats, "a
Q2ic. Pork, Sl575Gl5.S0. Lard. &DQs.3.
RIB sides, S92549.30. Dry salted shoulders.
s.25q75O. Short clear sides. @.8q9.Ile.
Whisky. Zip
The leading futures ranged as follows
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The Augusta Baptist Association.

Correspondence to the Dispatch)
WAYNESBORO, VA, Sept. 6.-The con
vening Of the Association was the occa
sion Of a great influx OF strangers ana VS.
itors TO this town. Among them were
such celebrities as DR.. a. IL, Dickensoh
D. D., Richmond: DR.. W. j. h. Cox Stauh
ton; Prof. Chales Cooke. Sunday-Schoo
tute; Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, Sunday Schoo
and Bible Board; Rev. b. ii. Dement,
Lexington, Va. Josiah Ryland, Richmond
]. w. Tudd. Staunton. Va, and many oth
ers prominent in the Baptist denomina
ton. Last night Rev. b. II. Demen
preached the Introductory sermon to
crowded house. At its conclusion Or
Dickinson, in his own inimitable way, sue
ceeded in raising several hundred dollar'
10 complete the new church at this place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
CUTTING ron nIs HEART.
Walter Miller Came Near Being "Dead
Niggcr"-sens TO the Grand Jury.


Nigger"-Sens TO the Grand Jury.
czar Crutchneld ruled with the air OF
n monarch OF Dahomey yesterday. lie
had his subjects all about hi5n. AMI when
he intimated It as hts pleasure that they
should dance. they danced. When he lus-
ted for their gold and precious jewels,
these articles. were piled out before him,
and taken on deposit by Sergeant Thorn
as. subject 10 the order Of the court.
Walter Miller and Willie Page. the ne
groes who endeavored TO exterminate
each other on Tuesday evening. were be-
fore the Gar They We're done UP In
some of the fanciest bandages, dispensed
from the city aims house. Page
was charged with feloniously cutting
stabbinR and woundlng Miller while the
latter was accused OF striking Page with
a brick with intent 10 kill. Miller had
been badly cut and he narrowly escaped
being killed. There were two large
gashes on his head and one about an inch
deep right over his heart. The knife
blade struck rib and was bent. Both
men were sent on TO the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court The evidence
showed that Miller did not use the brick
until he had been cut. so he was bailed
on his own recognizance.
Isaac Hall and Henrietta Jones. (both
colored) went TO the grand jury on
charges OF improper conduct. Henrietta
husband was charged with beating her
but his chastisement was deemed war
ranted and he was discharged.
The case OF John Moore, one-legged
shoemaker. charged with the larceny OF
a pattern OF dress and 81 in currency
from Bridget Moore, his mother. was
continued until this morning.
Ida Lindsey and Irene Aytes, (colored)
paid $3.50 each for creating a disturbance
on Irene's premises.
There were many other trivial cases
which yielded cash to the treasury. from
which is issued only SO and s. bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
FROM THE CAPITOL.
Acts of the EIecutlve-PardOn Granted.
Personal Notes.


The Governor has pardoned John II.
Hairston, who In 1888, was sentenced from
Smythe county to two years In the pen
itentiary for breaking and received
an additional five years on account of
second conviction. He was pardoned on
account OF the precarious condition OF
his health.
The Govern1: has received letter
from DR.. William Pepper. thanking him
for his promptnes in appointing delegates
TO the Pan-American Medical Congress.
Mr. Carter Scott returned TO the city
yesterday and had conference with the
Governor relative TO some matters con-
nected with the Attorney-Generals ONCE.
MIR. c. Lee Morse having been appoint
ed first clerk In the office of the Auditor
of Public Accounts the Governor has
issued an order authorizing him 10 per-
form the duties of Auditor when the lat
ter is absent from the city.
The Governor is suffering from severe
cold
Lewis Jones, treasurer Of MiddlseX; Luz
Cius Major Of the same county; j. w.
Williams, sheriff of Southampton; Z. w.
Richards. treasurer, and V. II. Law
sheriff of Rockingham; G.. w. Zirkel'
sheriff of Roanoke; Thomas f.. Watkins
Commemorative attorney OF Charlotte
and Captain a. j. Read Of Accomac Wis
tied the capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07

Total Observation-Disclosures. S-o'Ooo 10
No loose sales to-day, but there Will be
tomorrow at Planters warehouse the
North Carolina state crop bulletin OF the
an saws: Last week was unfavorable. The
excessive rains of August rs, 80 and 81,
with little sunshine for the week, made Il
against the crop. The tobacco crop suffered
most seriously, the leaves being bruised
and cut badly; the central and western
districts faring worse
The summary OF western tobacco re-
ports, though varying very much In 1e-
tail, and mostly admitting that rains
would redeem much now inferior tobacco Is
to the effect that from 60 TO 20 per cent.
of a crop of fair Burley tobacco on the
average will be made, and In very few
counties or neghbOrhOods are prospects
at all fattering. The extremists claim
that only one-half, or perhaps one-third
OF a crop will be made, but these have
few adherents in opinion and relate to
sections where 20 per cent. and more than
an average was planted and the drought
IL worse.
One Of our tobacco men, n manufac-
turer, shifts flush times so strongly 1hcnd
as 10 predict money at 4 per cent. on
sixty days, and hard TO lend at that.
Western markets advance with ea '.er
| money. Much dark tobacco in Virginia
Will be cut this week. Dr H. H. Sluls' oI
Powelton, Brunswick county, says :rIps
are only fair and damage moderate in his
| section.
Messrs. Silas Shelburne and Fred ~.
Scott formed n co-partnership on the 18th
| inst, as Shelburne & Scott, who succeeded
| 10 all business done by Silas Shelburne, and
will do business at the old stand, and are
now ready for the new or old crop. The
trade welcomes the newcomer from bank
| ing circles. Mr.. Shelburne VIII. give his
attention TO the details of the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, Sept. 6.-Flour ac-
tive and unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer; No. 2 red. spot and Sep
TENDER. 6Sd6Slsc.: October, 6sA Q6s7sc.; De-
cember, 724sg727sc., steamer; No. 2 red,
sQs5Ac; milling wheat by sample, $50
68i1c.
Corn-Quiet; mixed spot, Fa47hc.;
month, s61ac.: October. 461sc asked; white
corn. by sample. SIC; yellow do, soc.
Oats-Firm and In good demand; No.
white western. 34G55c.; No. mixed do.
Oia43lc.
Rice-InactIve; No. 2, 52G53c
Hay-Firm; good to choice timothy,
slI00qi500
Grain freights quiet and lower; steam
to Liverpool, per bushel. 2isd.; Cork. for
orders, per quarter. "a. Cd.
Proyisions--Active; mess pork, woo;
bulk meats loose shoulders, 9Ac.: long
clear, like; clear rib sides, 11c.; sugar
picked shoulders, &c.; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders. 9iac.; hams, l2A41Shc.; lard,
refined, l0ilc.; butter active; creamery
fancy. &c.; do fair TO choice, 3g25c.; do
imitation, 2oa22c.; ladled fancy. isQ3oc,
good to choice, 1sa1sc.; store packed, $50
lsc.; eggs firm, l5Ql5i1c. Coffee firm; No.
T. lie. Sugar unchanged. Copper active,
refined. csc. Whisky unchanged.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 6.-Market very
dull; prime, 2kc.: extra prime. &C.; fancy
yac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
A JURY MEETS OUT SWIFT JUSTICE.
Five Criminals Sentenced In One Hour
Southern CHRIS Going 10 the Fair.

Southern CHRIS Going To the Fair.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept. a.
Five cases were disposed OF in the Coun-
" Court yesterday in less than an hour.
VIM. Davis, (colored) was convicted OF
horse stealing and sentenced TO two years
In the peni,entiary. David c. Thornton
will spend two years at the same institu-
ton for the theft of $50. :, Ernest shep-
herd got six months in Jail for house.
breaking Edward Robinson got four
months I'm fail for theft, and Nelson Car
ter will spend ak months at the same
place for the same offence. The three
last named are negroes. The same jury
with the exception OF one member, sat
in all the cases.
q. A. II. members. IN large numbers.
passed through the city en- route TO In
dianapolis.
STOPPED OVER.
A number OF young ladies from the
South. bound for the Worlds Fair.
stopped over in Charlottesville yesterday.
Some OF the fair lasses visited Monticello
and the University OF Virginia
The Monticello Jockey Club has been
organized. The club determined to have
several races on the 2sth OF September
and selected Mr.. William Garthfs place
for the events. Various committees were
aDDointed and a considerable sum has
been subscribed TO meet expenses.
Mr.. Smith Turner. candidate for Con-
gress from this district, has been the
guest OF Mr.. S. V. Southall this week.
James Wayland has qualified as notary
public for four years from Septcrn Der ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
DROWNED IN THE DAN RIVER.
lie Owed successfully Four Times, but
Did not Come Up the Fifth.

Special Telegram to The Dispatch)
DANNILLE. VA. Sept. 6.-Amos
Blann, colored, about 2S years Of age. was
drowned in the Dan river here to-day.
Blann was employed by S. =. Ordway,
who is building a cofferdam for the Riy-
erside Cotton Mills. The dam washed
after the slight rise in the river, and con.
siderable stone sank where the dam stood.
Blann had Owed I'm about ten feet OF wa
ter four times, and hooked four large
pieces of stone which had been brought
up. The alarm was given and the labor
ers began the work of recue.
WITHOUT AVAIL.
The body was recovered a short while
after he went down, about fifteen feet
from where he made the fatal dive. Doc
tors were summoned and the work OF re-
suscitation was undertaken. but without
avail. II is supposed that he become
chilled and numbed, while at the bottom
of the river. and could not rise. He is
we'll spoken OF by his employers, as a
faithful workman. He leaves wife
and four children who live at South Bos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
The NoIt-Booth Wedding.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.)
DANVILLE, VA, Sept 6.-Mr. Walter
C. Noli. of this city, and Miss Susie Booth
were united in marriage to-day at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr.. Robert
Wooding, Meadow Wood, Franklin county
Va. AS the wedding march was BENG
PLAYED the briday couple was proceeded 10
the parlor by little Miss Il. Willie StonS,
and Mary Lipscombe. the former bearing
a bouquet of bridal roses, and the latter
the ring. a number of relatives ana
friends were in attendance of the contract
ing parties. The ceremony was perform
cd by Rev j. II. Lambeth, or koNboro'
n. c. After the nuptial knot had oeeh
tied the company was invited 10 ue
iigb,ful dinner. After dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Noll and Company. took the tram
az the Junction arriving in this city this
evening. going immediate 20 their own
residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
WILLIAMS OF PITT.
oeceNr STATE SENATOR GONE
ovss THE PoPuLlSTS
,opamaeed Thirty Per Cent-Ampie
labor to Harvest tho oror'--I""d For
chased In Hyde County.
-....nonhoncs Of tho pispa,chl

,,,su \. c.. Sept. 6.-Tho Popu'
AN today announces that Willis
- Williams Of Pitt, for years State sena-
~ IA. ,o,ned that party aud is making
10, ..ros Ia its interest lie is master OF
$40 Grange and is said 10 be reorg an
hat nearly detunct order.
,5. ,,oshman class at the state Agricui-
C.u.rc this term numbers 50.
s',.,mens Of tobacco damaged by the
~, ,,ore shown here to-day, and persons
'.''' enacted them said they believed
'"..,.o-ts that this crop Is damaged 30
per Gems n
49,. ,-ea, Satisfaction of cotton grow
10 1Sslers the weather ~ again warm.
81 ~ such weather will have most
l., recruitment Of Agriculture SAYS
O.. An ample supply OF labor TO
10, the crops and to plant the new
% a wheat and oats. very large
.f wheat will be planted. In tact, the
.', -. viii apply themselves 10 the raising
D. crops. Governor Carr saws there
Q. ''. ~. f,,l IN the State to last the
-,,o years. That Is the reason why
,.,,le are better Oh than IN thirty
g. y T,c Commissioner of Agricultur 9
,.A.esi tbs view.
TOUR or ISsPEcrIoN.
c.,,si1 Thsl ". Jones, United States
vbo Is on duty ~ headquarters
r. .0ga tour Of inspection at Oxford.
it.,tsrs.u. Wsrrenton. and Louisburg.
hin. +. ". summons, the new Collector
-. J.irict. receives many congratula-
O. uc Will. IN few days be besieged
oc.-.cekcrs.
Pa g,.isri n. Lewis, secretary Of the
...... E..rd az Health. has gone 10 Wash
'....- ~ attend the Psn-Amerioan Medi-
e.. l-ig ress. .nvN w A,.a
WaiL, people Of Penn, fan. \. u have
,-- seed great tracts OF land IN HYDE
'..' .givill taxi many white families
49,. ty engage IN trucking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS. MO. Sept. 6.-Flour-Quiet
patents 1926; choice. 81. 5fe2.55; family,
81 9SQa0O. Wheat-Firm end higher; Sep
tCmber. 6lhc.; October. &c: December,
67Ihq67%c. Corn-Hlgher; September,
34Ac. October. Ahc.: December, 35c. Oats
Stronger and higher; September, 2S%c.
May. &c. Pork--New selling at 1850 on
orders. IArd-Prime steam, $50. Dry
salt meats-Shoulders. 7lac.; longs. $3.50;
shorts, $40. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, sac.
lcngs 1O%G1O3sc.; shorts. nAqllAc. High
wines steady, at sl.l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. Sept. 6-Flour active ana
steady; winter wheat, low grades N'9og
x.b; patents, Ss4Oay400; Minnesota, clear
s2.5OdS.OO; patents, $3.9asA3O. Southern
-four, quiet and steady: common TO falr'
extra, s2.l0IS310: good TO choice, do''
S3l5a425 Wheat, dull. but hrmeri NO.
red. store and elevator. 70qTlAc.; anoat.
TiG7lLc.: options moderately active ana
irregular, closing firm at %H'sc.. al
vance; September, 7lbc.; October, I2isc' !;
December. 757sc Corn, duh. but hrmer;
No 2, 46lhI46&c. In elevator; 46AQfIc.
afioat; options dull. but firm at 1:glc.
advance; September. 46Ac.; october. ieac. !,
December. sSc. Oats, spot hrmer anu
In moderate demand; options quiet anu
frmer; September. 30g30hc.; OCTOBER.
sOiLc.; November, Ahc.; spot, No. 2, 300
30Ac.; No white. 33q33Ac.; mixed west
ern. solla32c.: white do, 33dSslsc. Wool
oull and unsettled; domestic fleece. zoV
CSC; pulled 16Q25c. Beef quiet; extra
mess, y750dss.50. Beef hams steady at
$3.50. Tierced beef dull; city extra india
mess. $l5qSl7. Cut-meats quiet ana nrm
picked bellies, l2izc.: shoulders. o1saoSc.
hams, l0qllc: middles nominal. Lara
dull, but firmer; western steam closed
Sc. bid: city. SIC; option. sales none
refined firm: Continental Ss.l5; south Am
efican. S.ao; compounds, 'bH'N- a,
firm; new mess, Sl6q$i7. Cotton-seed OIL
quiet and steady; yellow. ssassc. Petrol
ieum quiet and steady; In bulk. w; re-
fined. New York, sis; Baltimore. Slo:
do, in bulk. s2.dOGs2s5. Rosin. quiet and
firm; strained. common TO good. N.wu
sl.05. Turpentine. quiet and steady AZ
Soc Rice active and firm; domestic. fair
to extra. 3Aa5izc.; Japan, 4Au4sc. Moias-
SEES. foreign, nominal; New Orleans. open
kettle. good TO choice. 0q5sc.; marker
dull but steady. Peanuts, fancy hand
picked, 4AG4ihc. Coffee. options closed
steady. 5lfl5c up: September. u5.soGSlSeo;
| November, 1850: March, sl6150sls. 70; spot,
Rio. firm. No. 7. lie. Sugar dull; raw.
active at &c.; centrifugals. SIC; refined
active and firm; No. g. bkc.; standard A,
s s-leG5Mc.; graduated. 3-is9SAc
Frsights 10 Liverpool dull and dspresssdi
cotton. per steam. Nd; grain. Per. steam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
MARRIAGES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug
gust 26th. by Rev. Or. Sturgis. JAMES II,
GRAY. OF New York. to OPHELIA MAY
BURLINGTON, of Richmond, Va.
POWFLL-PARRISH.- Married, at the
residence of the brides father, at Wood
land Heights, Va, by Rev. John b. New
ton, on Wednesday evening, September 9,
is9S. AT @ O'clock. Miss MATTE LEIGH.
only daughter Of }. Samuel Parrish, and
Mary Leigh Morris Parrish (deceased) TO
Mr.. n. G. POWELL. of Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07

--l---s--r Ien-e q The klchmond DlspaIch.I
U,.-.e. y c., September Ga party Of
,., '.srj ,s .tlemen LETT here this morn
''.,.... f.. Atlanta special for the Worlds
H. Inc company consisted OF Mrs w.
~ smith. Mrs. j. W. Sledge, Miss Lille
i-..... Sis. Laura Powers, Miss Myra and
,... ,are't. Messr'. VIM. Cohen and W:
...,. .ffnls town: Misses Annie and
d. l.r.n.of Enfield, and Mr.. II. Bur
D.. Lu.wool. At Richmond they
... .rr.I by Mrs. DR.. ". f. Hatcher
,..r -.. 81. s Daniel. Of this place. The
.-... ..-r.-at-a most charming visit TO
,..r U.aty CITY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07
Business Revival Mt Crewe.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CREWE, VA. Sept. 6.-There has been
a general improvement of business in the
last few days.
Miss Fannie Rives, Of Guns Hill. DIN
widde county, is on visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Nebett
Miss Mamie Wiley, Of Amelia county,
spent the day here yesterday with her
friend. Miss Alma Neal
BY the recent change Of the schedule OF
the n. and W. II. r. Co, Richmond pa
pers are received here at 1l4O A. NJ
Mr.. w. II. Mann, Jr, has returned
home from a trip to Southwest Virginia.