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To those who travel, or those who 70.
min at home during the summer,
never be without a stimulant." Its
timely use saves the system from many
a shock, and as o preventative Of dis.
case pure whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, OF ALE.
cheney, is q reliable dealer, who only
keeps the pureSt liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 so; Duquesne, at 81 %,
and Boar Creek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for catu.
logue and price list (mailed free) to
Max Klein, so Federal street, Allie.
gheny, Pa.
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EoR TnEspAss
Against tho President of the Kansas Mine
Workers.

Against the President of the Kansas Mine
Workers.
%PITrsBUHd, KANSAS, July 2O,-Two
warrants for trespass are out against
President Walters, OF the mine workers,
one for Crawford and tho other for
Cherokee county. Notices have been
posted for some, forbidding the strikers
to enter upon the coal lands, but these
have been disregarded by the strikers
who have been inducing the miners at
work to quit; hence this action. The
miners say their president is able to
give all the bond necessary in the &c.
ton, and that it will make no difference
in the strike. Others believe it viii
have the effect OF preventing further
visiting OF men at work and compelling
them to quit.
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Change In Time.

On aud after Sunday, July 2, train
No. 3S on the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad, which now leaves
Wheeling at 1850 p. M, central stand.
ard time, will leavo Wheeling at LAO p.
m, central standard time. Passengers
for Chicago and the west can now take
sleeper, leaving ton minutes earlier and
arrive in Chicago at 1885 u, in.
]. L. TERRY, g. +. and P. A.
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General walker Dead.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 2i.-Gen,
John O. Walker is dead. He was a dis
tinguished figure in the battles Of
sharpsburg, Manassas and all the fights
around Richmond. He was an accom-
plished linguist and during Mr.. Cleve.
lands first administration served tho
government on several special missions
in South America.
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Good for tho onc.Legged Man.

New York, July 21.-Frank S. Beedle-
aon, the one-legged bicycle rider, ar
rived ut the city hall last night at 7:45
p. NJ, accompanied by a dozen mem.
bera Of the Riverside club, under Cap
tain L. A. Powers. He beat the time
from San Francisco to New York by
twenty days. Beedleson's time is sc
days, 8 hours and 45 minutes.
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EINANoE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEw YORK. July 2l,-Money on call easy at
sto 6 per cent last loan . per cent; closing
offered at Slper cent Prime mercantile paper
sale per cent Sterling exchange lrm at 81 slzIS
4 &A. Silver was weak; certificates sold at 6sc,
closing at 6s5tc bid. Total sales OF stocks to-day
We're 2Si, 200 shares.
The day opened at the stock exchange with q
rush to soil General Electric, transactions
IN which were made simultaneously NJ prices
ranging oil the way from 49% down 10 a.. The
bears followed up this movement with q violent
attack upon American Sugar aud Chicago Gas
uptll these stocks suffered d marked decline:
The general list held up well, but later touched
lower figures: The depression In Sugar was
based on the DECENTRALIZATION In the market Tor
raw sugar, Tho stock broke 81 and Chicago Gas
3per cent, The iinll drive Oithe day was against
Laeklwanla, which was sold down from liit4
10 1874. The bank failures In the west, the
scarcity OF time money and the advance in
sterling exchange all operated In favor OF those
Work for lower figures, Later in the alter
neon the market resisted the raids more success
fully, and Q recovery OF II 10 ~ per cent 0e-
CURED, with, General Electric, L~ackawanna,
New England, Sugar, Illinois Central, Lake
shore Manhattan and Rock Island IN the lead,
There was more or less covering OF short con-
tracts during the afternoon aud SOME purchases
Tor long account, Speculation closed firm IN
49,
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COLUMBIAN ExrosIrIoN.
Excursion to Chicago via Onto River Rail.

EEcurBIOn 70 ChICngO VIA OHIO NlVcr NRIl.
roma,
On aud after this date, until October
81, the Ohio River railroad will aoll
tickets 10 Chicago and return, on nc.
count Of the World'a Columbian Expo.
sition, at greatly reduced rites. Tickets
will DO good for continuous pnNsn9o in
either direction with final limit for TO.
turn passage November 8, 1893. For
rates Of fare, limo Of train and other In.
formation, Inquire Of tlckot agents.
Ohio River railroad, or write W. J..
Robinson, general passenger agent,
patkersburR, W. Vh.
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when Baby wa sick, wO gave her caStoriA.
when OhO was a Child, she cried for cOStosia,
when shO became Miss, she citing to castoriA.
When she had Children, she gavO thOm CaStOrA
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CHICAGO, July 2l.-Cattle. receipts G,0Oo head;
shipments 5000 head: market steady; prime
beeves 81 g0a5 10; good to choice 81 Oal IS; me-
dun s. 76a4 %; common 81 OQa3 70; Texans 81 Sja
81 %. Hogs, receipts 10000 head: shipments
G,OO0 head; market 1ba2jc higher, closing weak;
mixed aud packing s. lOaj 65 prime heavy IS Ga
3 75S light 81 TCa6 10. Sheep, receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1000 head; westerns So 2jai 10: Tex.
aus 81 5Oa3 co; lambs 50 0Oa6 So
EAST LtBERTY. Pa, July 21.-Cattlc. receipts
$40 bead: shipments $50 head; market, nothing
doing, all through consignmontS. Hogs, 70.
Ceipts 100 head; shipments 1900 head: market
slow: medium and light s. sOa6 CO., extra and
heavy s. 60a5 70. Sheep, receipts 1000 head;
shipments l.4VO head; market slow aud I'm.
changed.
CINCINNATI, O., July 2l.-Hogs higher at IS 25;
receipts 1000 head; shipments 1900 head,
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
Tlmo Table No .. 10 take effect 1901 Il, IN,
sunday July o. 1919

Leave Wheeling -tGiiD lsiD1, $500 9D!BtiO.OO
q. M t2tl6, Hl:iO, 1850. 900 D. I'd.
Leave Peninsula 1855 is'U3 $500, sos6i, 1000
d. ~, tan Gl,iO "ij3G, 1850, {. IN
Leave Terminal Junction tIl22 1900. ol0I7h
IN, " 100, 1850 tJ.li, 35;ll $50 ig!l3p IN,
Leave M0rln,s F9Fry-f7.2g, 1861, eiBibin f,,
II iii. Fl!9s, 1878, ijllp, tSi8l tVti1 IA NJ.
Leaye Pon!nsula-ti 49, iO'li, olODP Mn, tit9,
eli4G, t5!gDi 5b;li. tSalS. }lOiuj D. IN.
Arrive WhuoUlug-fttl0, tptq1 Tti;0j O. IN,
tilNi $3.50. tlill, tb,8l, tBiit ll01l y m,
epally. tDally except Sunday, ijundayi only.
All trains vii run on EAgtgrn limo
w al y 0ndCo L. d ". ttniua Will not stop
between Martins Perry aud VIII olinf
J,K TAus3iG supoHntendehL
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OIL CRY. PA, July ~2L,-opeued at 6G1<c; high.
est 5T9sG; lowest 56Nci closed ut $40, B6ics 1000
barrels clearances - barrels; shipments l2S,.
2s5 barrels; runs 67,G72 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 21,-opened and low.
est 67oi closed ut b7Nc; highest 5T1c,
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HAVE used Dr.. Thomas' EclOctric Oil
for Group aud coldS, and DECLARE II a
positive euro. Contributed by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth avenue, Buffalo. N.
Y.
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NEW YoRx, July 2l.-BuSlness In dry goods
to-day was not ms lint rs yesterday, md the tone
suit OF compulsory needs. That tbs causes q
fair volume OF trade every few days gives aSSur.
anee that consumption Of goods Is going on, md
there Is no largo supply In the hands Of dealers.
OF course goods tend to accumulate, but the pro-
stances,
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NEW YoRR, July 2i.-Wool active and steady;
domestic fleece 27GS3ci pulled 2OaO7Ci rcxaS lGa
2Oc
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preadstuna nnd ProxI.lon..

CHICAGO. July 2l.-Wheat showed considerable
strength during most OF the session, the result
oil better feeling In New York and London.
Gables reported steady market abroad, while a
good cash demand was reported from many
points, Hot temperatures were noted all over
the northwest, and there was considerable APP
prehenslon felt that the crop might be materially
injured by, reason of 1t. Shorts were good
mand. While everything was indicating astrong
market news came of the failure OF the omHer-
cial Bank, Of Milwaukee. The market got very
nervous, and turned weak during. the last hour
in response toR drop In the stocks, h hn&I
figures were about the lowest OF the day.
Corn was firmer ut the opening, later became
weak aud closed a shade lower.
Oats moderately active,
Provisions moderately active aud a shade
higher.
Flour easy.
w%HE4T-ta1h No. 2 sPrlug e2Xae29fc: NS,,
spring 69Hc; No. 2red 62haG239Aac 10; July B211Ea6SHa
SsIIssc: September 66aO714G66hGi December 79ha
GoHS9cash No. 2soG! July ss,,se; August as77SsA
89Ha3ssSc; September 3Sssa89h a3SHc.
oArs.CaSh No ., 2CESc; July &6a2CNa261Ic;
septGm6er ?S7S92SAa2SHa2sAc
'fLAxsErD-No, !, 81 1oN.
TIMOTHY sEED-A 20.
MESS P%oRk-Cash and July sl9 rs; September
$40 9Oa2l lba2O 80.
September go OOalO S71IalO OK; october 8 9O0a
0 25a9 05.
, SHORT RIBs-oash s. Oohas 22H; July $500;
September s. 02Mas S7EaS l2lSi shoulders 81 T6a
s 800; short clear IS 6OaS 62IE
WHIsKY-sl l..
BurTSR-Qulet; creamery 15}Salshci dairy l5a
1sc.
EGGs-weRk; western l8kc,
NEW York, July 2l.-Flour. receipts 5000
barrels; exports 1900 barrels; sales oOO barrels
huShplR. exnOftR 1b1 nm huShnIg, sales Ola OO0
bushels Of futures aud 1920 bushels Of spot;
spot market steady; ungraded red 6914a70kc; OPP
lions steady And lower No. red 18GaIiSSsaIW22ssc
September 5,31s5]97se; October 761a76ha5S3ifccii
bushels; exports $1,000 bushels: sales $4,000
bushels OF futures and 1903, 900 bushels Of spot;
market dull and easier; August 47Aa41Ma41zsci
September47al7 hal7ci December ~ a45I a4SEc.
sales 10000 bushels OF futures and $1,000 btAh.
els OF spot; market steady; August 30haSOHa
3O1Gc: September 2gAa30O294c; october SOha
S013aSoA.c; spot No. 2 white SIC; No, . Chicago
lrmer; western steam sl0l5i July 5000; sep.
TENDER $40 20. Pork quiet. Butter steady;
western dairy lsc. Cheese quiet. Eggs dull
and weak; western Ms Tallow firm and quiet;
easy easy 0>'i Rice s'S STEADY. u''i Mo t ! sieSdy%. u'' Coffee Tee
steady at BALI points up. Sugar dull.
CINCINNATI, O., July 2l.-Flour dull. Whert
dull; No. 2 rcd Csc; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments $500 bushels Corn firm; No. .
Rye dull, No. 2 bOc. Pork dull at sl7 90. Lard
ilrmGr at 50 %. Bulk meats steady at s. 2ja
s 87h, Bacon firm at $40 62h.alO Is. Whisky
steady at 81 y. Butter, sugar, eggs and cheese
firm and unchanged.
TOLEDO, O., July 2l.-Wheat lower; No. Q cash
GSI4c: August sic; September G6jSc: December
67Hc. Corn dull aud steady; No. 2 cash 41c.
Oats quiet; cash 31LSG. Rye dull; cash &c.
Cloyerseed dull; prime October s. 50.
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New YoRK, July 2l,-plg iton quiet; American
81 sglG SS" aoS S SG Z Ps9' 'i 4IS S,oa W. NJ Il; 81 bo 70
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pennsylvania Stations
pennsylvania Inns.
TRAINS Run hY Confirm Ttmo.


TicEEr OHYtcEs AT pENNsYrlyANA BTATiON o.
WkTEB 9T, FOOT or ELEVRNTt 1T, WtirEtts0,
AT NoLURE HOuBR, WHEE1tEu, AND AT tins
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CnILnn.

dllng4 $40,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday, June 10, Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: SDaily. tDaily EN-
cont Eun1ny, Central time.
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"DGlly. tDnlly except Sunday.
J.E TERRY. Con. Freight 4 Pass Agent
JOHN BAlLtE, 1900 Market Street.
T. 7. DUNBAR, Union Depot jyB'
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RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival aud departure Of tminS on aud after
May q, lSlk EXPLANATION oP REFEgENcR
excepted; saturday executed; .suuday anly;
Saturday only, Eastern standard Time.
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From Pittsburgh. 1925 a. m. RndG $50 p. m. and
1910 a. m, daily. and 1915 p. m, exceptSundAy,
aud 1855 u. m, Sunday Only.
Washington accommodation, 1850 a IN, daily.
oYNnnL Sunday
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SKIN

From one 10 two bottles will cure boils,
pimples, hIotches, nettle rash, scurf, letter,
and all the simple forms OF skin disease.
From two TO four bottles will cure salt rheum
or eczema, shingles, erysipelas, ulcers, alb
fces5es, EuBRiag sores, and all skin eruptons.
l, il noticeable that sufferers from skin
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Are nearly always aggravated by intolerable
itching, but this quickly subsidies on the re-
moyal Of the disease by B. b. b. Passing on
to grayer yet prevalent diseases, such as scrot1
MONS SWellings, humors and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
MATRIMONIAL MENTION.
The Dsaper-Bunch and INTERESTINGLY We'd
dings-Foot- BAH Game.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVII.LE. VA, October &c.
Mr.. James T.. Draper and Miss Sarah T..
Bunch. of this city. We're married at the
residence of the brides father Mr.. Henry
A. Bunch. yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DIR. j. Il. Turpin.
OF the Baptist church. The attendants
were MIR. Hamilton ]. Lupton and Miss
Ida s. Draper and Mr.. j. G. Draper and
Miss May Il. Bunch. The couple Will
spend some time in Richmond.
Mr.. J. NJ Murphy and bride formerly
Miss Daisy Barley, of Richmond. } are ex-
pected to visit the parents of the groom
In this place in few days.
A marriage license was issued In Wash
ington yesterday 20 Mr. James l.. Almond
and Miss Sadie Burgess. both Of this
city.
Mr.. Daniel ]. Myers and Miss Eta C.
Sandy were married at the residence OF
the brides father. Mr.. b. +. Sandy, near
Ivy Depot. to-day.
The game OF football between the Sc
cond eleven OF the University of Virginia
and the Pantops team was won by the
former which scored two touch-downs.
with goals made In the second half.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has opened a branch Office In the gentle
mems waiting-room at the Union depot.
Mr.. Frank Kelley will have charge. Here
tofore the travelling public had TO transact
business at the dispatchers' office. The
change will prove OF great convenience.
In the Police Court yesterday Frank
Day tcoiored) was fined so for carrying
concealed weapons and s. and costs for
trespasslng on the property of the rail-
road companies. A great many trarnps tof
which Day was one) infest the city and
county.
Registration is going on slow in this
city and county.
Mr.. Frank Murphy. who has been quite
81 for several weeks. Is better to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
HYMEN IN PRINCE EDWARD.
A Richmond Man Captures n Lovely Bride.
NensbIe- Garden Wedding.

FARMVuLE. VA. october PA very
pretty rustic marriage occurred yesterday
AT Ricc's Depot, this county. The con
tracing parties were Mr.. r.. J. Phillips,
Of Richmond and Miss l.. T.. Bruce,
daughter Of Or. S. a. Bruce. The bride
WAS dressed in a handsome travelling
gown. and carried In her hand beautiful
bouquet Of Niphctis roses. The ushers
were Messrs. j. -. Branch and Hester
Bruce The walters were Miss Nora Phil
lips and Mr. 5. -. Bass. Miss Matte
lass and Mr.. J. II. Phillips. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Musa
Phillips, while the ceremony was per
formed 10y Rev. J. W. whitman, of
South Boston, formerly the pastor Of the
brides church at Rice's Depot.
Stil another beautiful nuptial event on
yesterday was that Of Rev. A. :. Ven
able. OF Van Buren,. Kan, and Miss Sallie
r.. Garden. daughter of Mr.. Il. j. Gar
den. superintendent Prince Edward public
schools The ceremony occurred In the
Methodist church at Prospect Depot, and
was performed by the brides brother-in-
law, Rev. Letcher Smith. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal party repair
"a 10 the home OF MIR. Garden, where a
reception was given. In ten days the happy
couple VIII leave for their far western
home.
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MONUMENT DESIGNS.
SUBMITTED TO THE CONFEDERATE
ASSOCIATION At RALEIGH.
One 10 be Selected within week-Thc
Capitol square Selected M the Sits
Other Locations.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch,


RALEIGH N. c.. October 1-Ten
designs for the State Confederate
monument were submitted at the meet
ing Of the Monument Association this
afternoon. Among those submitting
designs were: W.. l.. Sheppard OF Rich
mond; Dinyiddie & Weber. OF Durham;
and Elliott OF Charlotte; J. d. Clark, OF
Louisville; Thomas c. Harris, OF Raleigh;
Willis e. Hall. Of Winston; and A. q.
Bauer. OF Raleigh.
THE SITE.
II was decided by the Board Of Lady
Managers to build the monument In the
Capitol Square. A committee OF i've
members of the association was appoint
ment TO select design within one week,
and General Robert +. Hoke. State Urea
surer Tate and W. J. Hicks, architect OF
the penitentiary, were requested TO give
the committee the benefit OF their infor-
nation as to the designs and. their cost
Efforts were made by the Governor. Sec
rotary Of State Coke. and others to secure
the adoption OF Nash Square as the site
for the monument, as being more spacious
and better su;:s1
ARCHES AND SHAFTS.
The designs submitted are very fine.
Some are of shafts, others Of arches. Cen
tlemen who spoke during the meeting
appeared TO favor the arch for the site
recommended by committee. this being
at the south gate Of the Capitol square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
FOOTBALL INTERCEPTED.
"The Rough and Brutal Game" Does Not
COMFORT With Study of Theology.


PRINCETON, ~ j.. October 26.-Dr.
William ID. Green. senior professor of the
Theological Seminary. formally announced
to the students OF that institution to-day
that football playing would be hereafter
interdicted. 1.-THE rough and brutal game"
said he docs not comport with the pur-
poses for which students are here. and
must be abolished"
The action OF the authorities Is freely
commented upon by the students of the
college, as well as the seminary Cowan.
IS; Spear. SO. and Symmes, 's2, have
played on Princeton Varsity teams. and
Captain Trenchard has drawn on the
seminary for some of his scrub players
this season. The seminary students had
organized strong team and arranged
dates with a number OF teams outside Of
Princeton These dates will be cancelled
and the team cisbanded.
II has been rumored since the opening
Of the college season that Morse. last
years half-back. would return. A men,
Der Of the Princeton management said to-
night that he could deny the report au-
thoritatively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
BY A. l.. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
l. VERY DESIRABLE FARM CONTAIN
ING IN ALL 4l24 ACRES, NEAR BELLE ISLE
SAW MILL, ABOUT SEVEN MILES EkOM
MANCHESTER, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
Weinstein and husband, dated June 10, 1891.
and recorded in Deadlock 90 page 429. In the
Clerks Office OF Chesterfield County Court, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF one
of the notes secured thereby, and being directed
30 to do by the holder thereof, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, on the prem-
ses, on - 800
MONDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1893,
at IL O'Clock NJ, all that certain tract OF land,
containing 412s. acres, bounded on the north
by Failing creek, on the east aud south by the
lands OF ship Il Chalkley and the Belle Isle
Company, and on the west by G.. Wilson Bottom
and John Ratcliffe's estate. About one half the
land IL cleared, the balance being in oak and
pine wood and timber. There Is a new dwelling
Of eight or nine rooms, Oyerseore house, two
barns, carriage house, and Otner buildings on
the place also nrst-rate young orchard. The
land produces well, and altogether this is first
rate farm.
IL so desired. and 1t Is tho interest OF all gar.
ties the place VIII be sold In two parcels, one Of
lI2A acres, aud the other OF 800 acres,
For further particulars apply to the auctioneer.
TERMS; Cash sufficient TO pay the costs OF exc
cutting this trust: taxes, II any due, and 70 pay
note OF l,120. protest and interest thereon
sl,lSO. which will be due. June H. 1894. The
balance upon such terms as WIN be eiyen at sale.
j. NJ. GREGORY.
s. l.. BLOOABhKG.
Trustees.
A. L. ADAMsos, Auctioneer. oc 25
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Tmnstall Tucker.

Correspondence OF the Dlspatch)
CREWE. VA, October 26.-The Baptist
church at this place was profusely deco
rated last evening. and was filed to over
flowing with people to witness the mar
rage Of Miss Annie Tucker to Mr. Her
bert j. Tunstall, both of this place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev, NJ. F.
Sanford. recent pastor of this church,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Street Miss Kate
L. Moore presided at the organ. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers. ::
Mcssrs. II. r. Williamson. r. II. Tunstall
W. f.. Newly. =. H. Kruse, H. V. Har-
vcy. and II. Il. Williamson. The bride is
a daughter Of Captain w. r. Tucker, and
the groom is an Industrious young
mechanic
wedding supper was served at the
home Of the groom after the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
Hard on Small Distillers.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
RALEIGH N. G.. october B.-kevenue-
Collector White. OF this district, has re-
ceived n circular from the Commissioner
of Revenue directing that all distillers In
this district be compelled to pay tax on
three gallons Of whiskey per bushei OK
corn capacity This, 1t is declared, VIII
shut down practically all the small dis
tilleries in the State, who are now paying
tax on two and one half gallons per
bushel. but who really make but little
over two gallons. II is asserted that only
steam distillers can make as much az
three gallons per bushel. The Liquor
Dealers and Distillers' Association was
to-day notified Of this new order by ita
secretary,
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THE RACES AT GREENSBORO.
Nellie b, Owned by s. u. Nelson, Wins the
Second Event.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, n. c., October 26.-ln
the races this afternoon, the first race
2:4O-class. was won by Maggie Watkins
Time 2:36.
The bicycle race was won by Brown
second money by ]. p. Hardness
Second race,-purse Sl50-Entries. Nellie
B.. owned by s. y. Nelson; Charlie, by u
NJ. Harden; Eastwood. by Joe Lassiter
Annie NJ. by Thomas Kerr; Essie ~. by
J. W. Peay. The race was won by Nellie
b. Time. 2Sl. Annie NJ, second money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
BUSINESS WANTS.
CRANULATED SUGAR, BIC. pound

RANULATED SUGAR, 5ic. pound
N NEW MACKEkEL. SOC per dozen:
CALIFORNIA HANS 3Uc. a pound:
4PLUGs sun CURED TOBACCO, for 26c.
PURE LARD, &c. pounds
Large cans TOMATOES. for 25c-
GOOD TEA, z5c. pounc,
ARBUCKLEs' ARl0sA COFFEE. gas. pound.
IL bars LARGE SOAP tor 25c.:
) LARGE cans PiE-PEACHES tor 25c.
SAhDlNES, SC. q box,
swl1ZFH CHEESE. 30~. 9 pounJ.
NEW. NORTH CAROLINA CUT HERRiNas,
LIehT BROWN SUGAR. &c per pouud,
PURE SUGAR SYRUP. 20c. q GALLON:
New Virginia BUChw dEA1, 4c. pound.
New APPLE-BUtrEk, &c. pound.
NEW EAkLl JUNE PEAS. loo. pcr can.
PURE OLD RYE WHISkEf. ~ q gallon
9 rounds BESr CKEAM CHEESE for csc
sILyER-KING FLOUR best sold e4.25 bar
rol. or &c. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, s3.75 per barrel or
25c- per sack
New ELY, SC: a pound
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