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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

ACCIDENT FROM GASOLINE.
A Lady Seriously IpJured-T ichss-Oass
Thieves

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. September A-An'
other serious accident from the careless
handling OF gasoline occurred here this
morning. and a young lady was 80 scff-
ousiy burned that she may die.
Miss Kate Weingarten, sister OF Louis
Weingarten. grcceryman al the corner OK
Columbus and Wythe streets. attempted
10 nh a gasoline stove this morning while
II was burning and the tank exploded,
covering her with the oil. The names
were extlnguished by some OF the neigh
Tors but in doing 50 they were quite
painfully burned about the hands hen-
selves
Miss Weingarten was 80 badly injured
about the breast and face that she may
die.
Burglars again forced an entrance Into
I the ticket Office at the Richmond and
Danville railroad station here last night.
/ by bending back the iron bars across y
window. and climbing through the hole
thus made. Nothing OF value was taken.
and IL Is not thought that the ticket DON
was disturbed. as II was found locked, as
II had been left this morning. The bur-
J glary was not discovered until this MORN
] ing, when several drawers chat had been
/ left unlocked were open and ransacksu.
There Is no clew To the burglar. but II Is
/ thought to he some ore acquainted with
! the place.
Mr. William II. MAY. one OF the three
! candidates from this city FOR the Demo-
! cratic nomination to the House OF Dele
! yates. has withdrawn from the race. ana
will this evening announce his withdrawal
/ publicly. This viii stil leave two candi-
! dates from this city, IN the held--Messrs.
/ Joseph X. Game. and Charles Bendheirn,
/ the present member and Mr.. Mays with
! drswal leaves the issue OF the fight very
/ doubtful The county has three gentle
/ men who want the ofice. but they stand
no show at all "a the contest Is between
/ the city men.
! The condition OF city Treasurer John u.
| II. Lunt. who was stricken with paraiy-
! sis on Friday last, continues TO improve.
/ but very slowly.
Mrs Caroline NJ Anderson, formerly or
| Richmond but for come years past "a
/ resident OF this city He'd at the Alexan-
dria nnrmary last night. Her remains
| VIII be taken 20 Richmond tomorrow for
/ interment.
Miss Family Entwlsle OF this city, Is IN
| Charlottesville visiting friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Observation-Disclosures.

PORT or RICHMOND. September %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Dey0, Norfoh;
merchandise and passengers. l. @eIsessr.
superintendent.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch. New
York: merchandise and passengers; oso.
W. Allen & Co.. agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Sept D.
G3y telegraph TO the Dspateh)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Walker. Arlington. Provt-
Gence.
Barge 10. Boston.
Barge POI, Boston.
Barge 20l, Boston.
SAILED.
Schooner William oler. Bangor.
German steamship Mark Nomannids
Hamburg.
Br. earnshlp Honlton. pordeeeht
Br. steamship ST. Andrews Bay rreo-
ericks-hayen
PORT OF WEST POINT, September d.
(By telegraph TO the DispatehJ
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte: Nickle. BALTIMORE;
passengers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Mirshal. "aiAefson'
assensers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte; Nickie. Balumore;
uassengcrs and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Marshall Naiksrson;
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
DEATHS

RICHARDSON Died, at her residence,
1ll6 Buchanan street at l:80 A. NJ. Sep
TENDER 20, 1893. ELIZABETH RICHARD
son. widow If John J. Richardson.
Funeral from Thrd-Street African
Methodist Episcopal church THIS AZ
TERNOON at O'clock. Friends and ac-
ouaintances invited TO attend.
ROGFRS.-Entered into rest. in Roa-
noke CITY. Saturday evening, September
q. 1898. at $50 p. ~. ALEC ROGERS. cid:
est son Of A. II. and Julia q. Rogers, OF
Leesburg. Va. >,
For SC lie giveth His beloved sleep" "
"Greater love hath no man than this, that
man Law down his life tor his friends.
SCHMIDT. Died. September 2G, 1893,
at the residence OF her husband, 24l4 east
BROAD street, at I.40 T.. NJ. ANNIE f., be-
loved wife Of Adam Schmidt IN the 5Sth
, ear of her age.
| Funeral notice later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
n,Aa,ch GET. Much Time.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Joseph
Rddick was convicted in five cases re
MAS sent TO the penitentiary Tor 'wo
wears for a malicious assault upon .
Stern: sent for three years LOT nous
breaking and larceny. and sent 10 jan io'
twelve months for breaking INTO tie s
house OF s Stern with intent 70 coil'li''
larceny. lie was also fined S-V lot o@ii'
Ing concealed weapons.
William H. richardson and Alexander
Patterson were each sent 10 jail FOR SIX
months on conviction of petit larceny
Younger Loving was fined $40 for seiiiris
liquor on the Sabbath day
william Carter and Henry Hunt were
each given sixty days for petit larceny
Henry Williams went down Tor slNy
DAYS for petit larceny. and w. II. heas-
ley and j. ID. Graves alias j. w. WORK
man were fined s. each on similar charges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Money on
call has been easy, ranging from To 3
per cent. last loan ut ,. and closing offer
cd az q Prime mercantile paper, 10S per
cent.
Bar silver, 1874; Mexican dollars, 5Sia.
silver at the Stock Exchange today was
quiet: 20O0O ounces selling at -.
Sterling exchange IL weaker. with actual
business In bankers bills at NSii9I 40
for sixty days. and ASH4@ for demand;
posted rates, ASjltiS; commercial bills.
sixty days. Sl@4LSl2. and demand, 81 s.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds weak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
lAcKEo JUST ONE MEMBER.
The board Could Not Act on Lee-Distr'o'
tmuroyements-Me Tonight.

For the third time since the regular
Noting on the second Tuesday the Board
~ Aldermen was convened In special ses-
sion last night to consider the resolutions
already adopted by the common toui'C VI
,.r,,i6in,, for street improvements in Lee
District. ,o .,o,,,,,,
,.pon the call Of the roll at $50 O'Clock
twelve members responded to their names
bun two more were needed. carrlase
VAS sent ont for absentees, but "n'y Ar
Howden. who has been quite SICK Cou'a DC
pott.n. II was. therefore, determined 10
try ana get a fun meeting this evening
at the same hour. ~
me hoard held q short session anu
agreed 70 a resolution from the fihahce
Committee appropriatlng WV ior inc III
movement of jefferson Park.
The street Committee held speclai
session last night and discussed some
matters in an informal way The regular
meeting win be held tomorrow eVehiis'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
D.s,h of MIS-. Adam schmidt.

Mrs. Anna Schmidt. wife Of Mr.. Adam
Schmidt, died yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock at her residence. No. 24l4 east
Broad street. The funeral VIII take place
from st. Johns German Lutheran churcn
tomorrow.
For more than n score OF years Mrs.
Schmidt conducted a confectionery on
Church Hill. and every child In the East.
End delighted 10 spend with this good
woman their pennies. She was woman
OF the noblest characteristics. and was
held in the highest esteem by ali who
knew her. She was true and loving
wife. a generous and indulgent mother
a kind and affectlonate friend, and the
family In their hour OF sore distress nave
the deepest sympathy OF the community.
Mrs Schmidt came 70 this country apou'
tv,antv.ave wears ago. She leaves hus-
band and two sons-Henry, who N a
harness-maker. and William. VINO cierNS
for Long e. Riddick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Alice @. and r. L. Barnes
20 CLYDE ". Saunders. IS 1-S feet on east
side Morris street between Main anu
Cary. 1850
Robert l.. Tucker and wife TO II. j..
Carter. 81 feet on south side peasants
street near Mosby. H,4OJ.
Rosa G. Kendrick 10 Frank LelDeI
muth personal property In builuihB w.
Gl7 east Marshall street s25t -
lanes Sherry TO Lula NJ. Nuckols 8
trustee u feet on east side Fourth street
between Main and Franklin. 5000.
Henrico: Nelson Parrish and wife 10
Clarence Parrish o. acres four miles
west OF Richmond, 500.
Albion G. Stage anu wife to George ~
Weeks. four lots in Highland Springs
subject TO deed OF trust OF 800 Sl'VVO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
IN GOOD WORKING SHAPE.
Collector Rynn's Force Well Organized
uecet,inp Certified Checks Again.

Mr.. William Ryan has now had charge
Of the Iutcrnal-Rovenue office nearly a
week. and his clerical force Is getting
well into harness. Clerical assignments
have been made as follows: Mr.. a. J.
shield fruit-brandy accounts; Mr.. John
Finders. Jr. assistant to the stamp deputy
Mr. Allan Talbot, Jr.. and Mr.. y. X.
Gum. bonded tobacco accounts. tn"
other clerks are engaged I'm general work.
The chief Deputy. Mr.. William IL. Tyler
who served in the office with Mr.. Elicit
saws that he never saw set of men
take hold of work more cncrgetically or
more iutelIigcntly than the new force in
The Richmond Office.
For some weeks past the Richmond
office required currency In payment for
stamps. but yesterday Collector Ryan an
rpuuc-d that me- would take certified
checks.
Receipts at the Richmond office this
week have been as follows: Monday,
$I.r473: yesterday. $3333,2O. Collections
at the Petersburg \oHice are running
about $500 per day. An the money col
Icctoi I'm the district IL deposited in the
United states Depository, the Merchants
National Bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

ments of this kind. the performance was
ali that could be desired. The piece Was
elaborateIy staged. There was some
bright music. and most OF the speciaities
aud ballet-dnncing wss good one OF tne
dances which was put down on the pro-
qramme IA che famous French QuadrIlic."
while il excited the enthusiasm OF cer-
tain portion OF the audience. ought to
have been omitted. 1t is entirely too
broad to be given in frst-class place Oh
John i. Kelly. who will be seen at the
Academy Friday and Saturday IL one OF
the best Irish comedians on the stage anu
his popularity is well deserved. ne q
legitimate actor. aud his humor 10 OF the
most laugh-compelliu description. he IS
meeting with marked success in bis new
piece, "McFee Of Dublin"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
LIE WI CAN lRON-WORKs.
MT NULCAN inON-"S'">S'
u. Rand Wexford Yesterday Made he-
Celyer of This Concern.

The Vulcan Iron Works went into the
hands Of "a receiver yesterday rms was
ti.- result OF action brought IN the Chah,
Gerry Court 10y the Citizens bahN 81
Richmond against the company anu
Seldom Bruce. It's president.
Mr. H. Rand Wexford was made re-
c.i,,r. ANA is ordered 10 take immediate
possession of the property and make such
d,,2o,ition OF it as may please the Court;
Air Wexford qualified by giving boho
In the sum OF 10000. 49,,
thu lest known iron manufacturing es-
talliShmcnts In the city, making a spe-
rl,ltv of bolts and nuts. They have large
works Al the corner OF Seventh ana BYRD
streets. A.. Ct,t
-, I,,,ls as set forth in the memoran'
dum med in the Chancery Court Is
Steo. claimed TO be evidenced by two
notes endorsed by Mr.. Bruce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
THE PEACE MEMORIAL.
It's Adoption by the Columbian Catholic
Congress.

colonel 9. OBJ. Cowardin received yes
tor,lay a note from Rev. Dr. William a.
campbell. enclosing newspaper clipping
showing that the Columbian Catholic
Congress before the close of it's session
at chicago adopted the Peace Memorial.
which is to Doc sent TO the rulers OF all
nations.
The memorial is printed in nearly TWEEN
ty-Hyc different languages, and IS an inNi-
tation to the rulers OF all lands TO settle
Tho affairs between nations by means OF
arbitration. and thus to save life ana
hloodshed Tho memorial was originally
drawn up 10y the International Peace AS
sociatiou. and Is TO be presented to all
AZ tho churches that are to hold congresses
at the Art Palace this year.
4 number 81 synods. religious conVen-
lions. sc. have already adopted IT.
Dr. Campbell saws In his note nothing
Is more encouraging in our work than
th, fact that the Catholic Congress has
adopted our petition" Colonel Cowardin
and Ir Campbell representing respec-
tfyclv tho Catholic ana the Presbyterian
faiths. are members OF the Executive
Committee Of the Peace Association ana
the headquarters OF the committee are III
This city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Patti Rosa nj the Theatre.

The box-onice will be opened at the
Theatre this morning for the sale Of
tickets for the Patti Rosa performances.
This popular star has surrounded herself
this season with superb company ~
comedians ana singers The cast includes
Joe Cawthorne, an excellent comedian;
John u. Gilbert, an old favorlte here. and
Maurice Daily, who has the reputation
of being an excellent singer and others.
Competitors for the word contest, in
which a handsome prize is offered, are
beginning 10 make themselves known,
and lists are pouring in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
The Police Court.

The morning docket at the Police Court
Yesterday was about as trifling in Its
nature AS any that the Justice has had
TO deal with in many months.
William Young (colored was sent on
10 the grand jury for trespassing behind
the counter Of the bar of j. ID. Hartkin
and stealing $50. and sent to jail for
twelve months as a suspicious character.
George Burch white was charged with
the larceny Of a clock from Mrs. 9. W.
Brown. George is supposed to have been
an accomplice Of Thomas Cavanaugh'
who was convicted Of this theft in the
Hastings Court on Monday. Burch was
sent on TO the grand jury.
The other cases were Of no public IN
terest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

March. 4 y7-std.. sellers: March and April
4 ss-sad., buyers; April and May. 1-s+d..
buyers Futures closed steady.
NEW YORK. September A-Cotton-.
Quiet; upis1ds. : Size; Orleans Ike.
Sales. go bales: good ordinary. i-isc.
low miidnng. nc. Futures cloSed cay:
sales, a9 40 bales: September. H.S; o.
tobsr. T.8: November. $50; December.
S.i7: January. ssT: February. We:
March. H.ss; April. 1854; May. 40
NEW ORLEANS, LA. September 81
Tutures-Steacy: sales. ss.eoo bales; Sep-
tcrnbcr. N.7o, october. T.n: Noyemoer.
E.s1; December. N.a3; January. S.os; kee-
ruary. sSi; March. SD; April. NS'
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA. September 8-Marxes
steady: prime. 214Q?Ac.: extra prime. &c
fancy. Sisc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Writing for o Judge.

Clerk Maloney. OF the United states
Circuit Court OF Appeals. received notice
n few DAYS aCo that Judge Bonds physi-
clans would not allow him to attend the
term Of the court which commences here
the first Tuesday in October Although
Judge Bond is sitting in Baltimore the
doctors fear that by coming to Richmond
he would overwork himself Mr.. Malo-
ney wrote to Judge Paul, the second
Oldest district Judge in commission In
the circuit, asking him TO supply the
vacancy. but Judge Paul replied that his
own court would be I'm session at Abing-
don at the time the higher court was
meeting here. Mr.. Maloney then wrote
to Judge Slmonton. asking him TO SIT
in order TO make up a full bench
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27

tatlOnS-
Government securities Bid. Asked.
United States As. X. K c. .. 10 MA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
WILL FINISH THESEales.
The Baseball Managers Decide Not to
Omit Yet WhtIe.

An effort Ia being made TO revive base
ball and finish out. the series of games
that were to have been played In the Tri-
City League. The Forest Hills do not
seem 10 be satisfied that the Petersburgs
have ''cinch'' on the pennant. and the
Virginians say II IL by no means certain
that they can't get second place.
In View OF these facts the clubs have
decided TO play out the series, and claim
that the managers have never decided
positively that they would not do so,
though they had the matter under con-
sheraton. The intention now IL to play
out the series at Island Park. and the
Forest Hills and Virginas Will play a
league game on the Island tomorrow
afternoon. Saturday Petersburg Is sched-
uled 10 play the College.
The benefit game 10 Pat Zisler and
Harry Lemon will take place Friday at
Forest-IIll Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Directions About Voting,

The following. issued yesterday. fully
explains itself:
To the Voters Of Henrlco County:
Inasmuch as Henrico county and the
city of Richmond forms a senatorial dis
trict and are entitled 70 two % senator's
the voters In the county are urged 10 vote
for two (2) senators and one delegate ioi
the House Of Delegates The printed
ticket will explain the mode OF voting.
JAMES G. MITCHELL,
Chairman Henrico Democratic Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Personals from East Richmond.

The patrons Of the Sevcn-Pincs railroad
are glad to see captain Johnson back
at his post. He spent his vacation at
his home in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Kate Bauer. Of East Richmond
has one of the most unique and wlthal
prettiest Of souvenirs Of the World :
Fair 1t Is a pair Of little frizzly chickens
brought to her by her friend, Mrs. Dora
KIocber. Of Richmond. who got them
fresh from the incubator IN operation up
on the grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs Ames are expected home
from their western trip Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
IMPORTANT LUTHERAN OCCASION.
The I50th Anniversary OF tho Founding
Of the Church Ia America.

NbJ ItItbIdPH 10 VI" H'"F"NN''V
POTTSTOWN. PA. September B.-One
OF the most notable events In religious
circles Of this section was the celebration
to-day OF the one hundred and fiftieth an
niversary OF the founding OF the Augustus
Lutheran church at Trappe. Upper Prov
idence Rev. Or Jacob Fry OF Reading
preached the anniversary sermon. ana
there were addresses by leading Lutheran
ministers from many sections OF the coun-
try. The Augustus H. the oldest Lutheran
church In America now standing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Gsrman-AmericanAs Association Of Virginia

n =
An important business meeting OF the
various committees. and the German
American ASSOCIATION, was held ut sanger
Halle. last evening, Mr.. a. Won N.
ROsenegk presiding. and Mr. TheodOr
MOekcr, secretary.
The Entertainment Committee Theodore
Mooker. chairman of the annual German
day festival, held OF the l4th instant, re-
ported most tavorablv regarding the sue.
eessfll termination thereof. The festival
was particularly family feature-maDy
hundreds were present-and was charac-
teriz "a by the usual German peaceful en-
loyment of the day, with nothing 10 mar
the usual good order. The success OF the
festival was assured by appointment OF
good working committees, and without
expense TO the association. II was source
OF pride. having general participation OF
German-AInercan members and their
families.
The thanks of the committee and OF the
association were extended to Mr.. Rpsenegk
for his energetic assistance, as well as to
Mr.. Mocker chairman, and 10 Mrs. Plue-
macher, chief Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Committee. who assisted materially to-
wards the charming display and success OF
the procession. Professor Mutter and his
juvenile chorus. and the Gesangvereln
Virginia, under the leadership OF Professor
Ide, each and all of which we're features
Of the programme and creative OF plea
sure. were rendered thanks for their kind
ly participation.
The future of the association Is bright,
and many accessions to membership are
noted, with excellent financial increase.
The ASSOCIATION has dispensed charity
and assisted Germans to their destination
from this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. September 95-
Fiour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Easy; No. 2 red. spot and Sep
TENDER. Gga.aGsi3c.; october, 6yAQ69s'.;
December. 72H0727sc.; steamer No. red
GCa,c bid: milling wheat by sample NC
Corn-Dull, mixed spot ana September
4S7sG4gt.c.: October. iSAc. ask ed; white
corn. by sample, 55G'56c; yellow 90, o5H''c'
Oats-Quiet and easy; No. white vest
crn 87aS7Isc.; No. 2 mixed western, 3ils9
sc.
Rye-Neglected; No. 2. j20j3c.
Hay-Strong and higher; good to cholcn
timothy $l5.OOdl6.0O.
Grain freights-Qulet and unchanged.
ProHsions-Steady and unchanged. but-
ter firm though quiet; creamery fancy,
2sc. fair 10 choice, in26c.; imitation &c. :
eggs firm at l9c., coffee firm Rio cargoes'
fair. Ishc.; No. 7, HAc; sugar stronsi
granulated, 5@sc
Whisky
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. MO. September G-Flour-
Unchanged Wheat the same as yester-
day. Corn-Soptember closed at 5i12c.'
October 367sc; December, 36lac. Oats
Demand better and higher September
closing at &c. October Hisc.; May. 32c.
Pork-New selling at $500 Lard-Prlme
steam. 91zc. nominally Dry salt rneats-
| Shoulders. TIC; longs and clear I'D s'd's'
| 1Oikc; shorts. lie. Bacon-Boked shoui-
ders, SIC: longs. Ike, clear RIBS llft1''
! shorts l2c. High wines-Steady AZ N.i2
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. September 26-Flour
| Active. firm and In fair demand wheat
! Sample red, sc: No 2 red. etc Corn
No. 2 white. SC; No. 2 mixed, blsc. oats
No. white. 33hc.; No. mixed, &c
/ Rve-No. 2 worth sic. Pork-Mess, lb.9;
/ clear mess. $500; family. $3.50. Lard :
/ steam leaf. 9A0l0hc. Bacon-Shoulders'
&c. short rib sides, Ike. snort ciear
sides. l2l4c.; boxed lots l2igc. more. Whls-
key-Steady at $.l2.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
SAVANNAH, GA. September 2s.-spir-
! its OF turpentine. 2iAc bid. Rosin In
| good demand: sales, 5000 casks; tone OF
! market firm. Quote: A. u. c and ID, Sc.
r, 800; +, sl.05, G., $40; Ii. SD; i. $50;
/ X. $1.90: ", t225: n. t2.75. window glass,
/ $305 water white. $3.50.
! WILMINGTO n. G.. September ~ -
! Rosin-Firm: strained, ny: good 10.
| s2iac. Turpentine firm az 2ilsc. bid. Tar
| firm al M.O5. Crude turpentine steady
! hard 81 %: soft and virgin, N.O.
Turpentine-Steady at 2il5c. Rosin hrlu
at sc. for good strained.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 8.-Noon-Cot'
| ton-Oulet with free supply oneringi
| prices unchanged. American middinB
| is.d. Sales, l0,Ooo bales: American, 9.~S
bales: speculation and export. 90 bales
! Receipts, LOO bales. all American. fu'
lures quiet with demand moderate; Sep
tember and October. Sl-sid.: November
and December 4 3O-sifIi S2-Sid.: Deeen-
her and January. 3I-s4lgf 1-s4ei 4-Ci1
January and February. H-G4ui 9-Ag'
S4.64g4 y-6iq4 S6-64a4 S-eid.; Feoruar,
and March. 4 S5-C4Q4 S7-6id.; April and
May, 1 Ss-Gidl 3s-6id.
4P. M.-American middling. september
4 S-Giqi 32-sid.; September and October
3l-G4d, value; October and November
4 g-sid. sellers: November and Decem
Der, 4 3l-cid, buyers: December ana Ian
uary. 4 sod. sellers; January and Feb
ruary, 34-64ai 2-s4d.; February ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
Omcer Kelley Married g..

Mr.. Charles Kelley and Mrs. Texesia G.
Boston were married yesterday morning at
IL o'clock at st. Peters Cathedral. Rev.
Father Ahern officiating. The ushers were
Messrs. Phil Kelley and w. J. Quigley.
The ceremony was witnessed by quite
number of friends Of the contracting par
ties. The couple left for q northern tour.
MIR. Kelley Is one Of the most popular
policemen in the First District, and his
bride is most estimable lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-27
DurAsr, Miss, December ~. 1890,
n.s,cv nv 4 - ROsAMOSD.
aaasrs IAnnmnn Bros. SAVANNAH, GO

Messrs. Lppman Bros, Savannah, oa
Gentlemen, While in San Antonio,
Tex, last spring saw your advertisement,
OF p. +. z. (prickly Ash. Poke ROOT, anu
Potassium in the paper, tor tne Su,o y,
bottle. Finding such great reliei from II
on my return home had my drugglst'
Mr.. John Mcclellan, to order me supply.
After taking, think ten bottles. l have
not had PAIN or ache since. Previous 70
that | suffered for twentv-t ive llol years
aud could not get the least benent unln
tried Y. p. r., aud therefore take pleasure
In recommending 1t TO sil; Yours trusy'