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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
yed as follows:
ST. LOUIS

81. lOClos
ST. LOUIS, October H.-Flour weak;
fancy. s. 4Oli250: family. R.00u2l 10.
Wheat-I/ower; October closed mt 33c.
November. Zoe: December. con ne91.c.
Corn-Lower; October CLOSED AT S'c'
December, 327sc.; the year, X51sc.
Oats--Firm; october, 8t4c; NoveHipsr'
Professionalism mess, selling. sis3; On
orders. slS15.
Iard-Prime. steam, shc.: nominally.
DRY salted meats-Shoulders. 6ssc.; longs
and clear ribs sac; shorts. S9eo
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. i7Ac.: longs
I0s.c: clear ribs, i0%c. shorts, Ike.
High wines--Firm, at Via
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, october H.-Fiour-fam-
Wheat-Steady: No. 2 red. sDc. :.
Corn-Easier; No. 2 white, lc; NO.
yellow. 4OlAc: No. mixed, NC.
Oats-No. white. alzc.; NO. miAe"'
Pork-Mess. sl7.504i7.I5: clear mess
siS 90: family pork. 1890.
Tard-Stesidy. at 9hYl0hc.
Racon-Steady; shoulders, sxc.. enoft
ribs lose: short, clear sides, $uhailkc.
Whiskey-Slh
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, October lI-alarket
steady; prime. 2ta2Ac.; 'extra PRIME
2Iac. fancy. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
New. frnm the Cnanc.ry Court.

Judge Lamb. of the Chancery Court, on
Monday granted AN injunction restrain
ing William H. Beverage. trustee, from
selling the real estate Of Luck 4 Day to
nav The debts OF n. #. Luck. Mr.. j. r.
Dev was al one time engaged In business
VI NJ. workman qualified yesterday as
curator OF the estate Of Patrick kiniry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
FL. s.. TEMPORARY QUARTERS.
srt.trmr rcs Thinks II IneKpedient to
lris l..u.ntnt Repairs on Armory.


-l have been a meeting yes
Of the Council Committee
and Buildings, but q quorum
a" t.rs dii not respond. and the
..l Oc held at I o'clock tonight
many matters OF public impor-
90 be- considered 10y the body
m lelnx the opening Of bids
Nardiug OF the contract for the
..l-+hei. ana the report OF the
'f.- appointed 10 investigate
.u.u of the Howit2er armory.
''-e consisted Of Messrs. Car
.ui noble, and Assistant city
Ilt,- These gentlemen made
.. uteeiication Of the building.
r. tunnel an Ter Eighth street.
.H- dangerous condition OF the
.I.I 90 be duo Mr.. Bates eN-
ft. others that the brick arch
.NcayatiOn lacked hundred
..'Iuug 70 the building. and that
.. .I.ut that part of the street
.uNy-in occurred two summers
..I. ue continually settling until
'. V.s properly run through and
therefore. thought that per
-.H.is would be useless, as FUR
.. might render II necessary
work done over. The house
rl.eI with guy-rods, but not
... -l Z, make II thoroughly safe
.rrHecs OF the armory. The sub
WI make report this even
H Hne. and 1t IS probable that
quarters will be secured at
'. I.. HpWitzers
meeting Of the Committee on
r held hast evening. Much
.. o. routine character WAS trans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
The West View Revival.

There was a fine meeting at West-Niew
Baptist church last night The house was
tested. Rev. +. =. Robertson. of Lynch
burg. preached a sermon of great power.
There was one conversion and numerous
requests were made for prayer. The
meeting continues throughout the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
An Overdose of Iaudam nj n.

Mrs. Ryan. who lives as SOP north Sew
enth street, accidentally took an overdose
of laudanum yesterday afternoon, and Tor
n time she was In a very critical condition;
She was carried 10 the aInlshouse ana
given medical attention. and at "A late
hour last night she was reported out oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

RELGRADE, October IA dispatch
from Keag,lyevatz. a town of Servia,
hfteen miles west Of Jagodn, says one OF
the government powdermills exploded
his morning. blowing six workmen TO
pieces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
Doath of Mrs, Lathrop.

A telegram has been received In this
city announcing the death on Monday OF
Nrs. Iathrop the mother OF Mrs, Thomas
Nelson Page, at her home, az Elinilursl
Illinois Mrs Iathrop was the niece OF
The late Judge Barbour and was lady
much admired and beloved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
p.n.r.i of Nr John w. Quay. sr.

The funeral Of Mr.. John w, quay. Sr;,
took place from the First Baptls, chu nrSn
Yesterday afternoon mt : O'Clock, ne
obsequies were impressiNely eonlneten ~ y,
friends OF the deceased was IN attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
RICHMOND. VA, October 10. 1893.

i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAK &
AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY, for the pur-
pose OF electng directors and for the rsnsac-
ton OF such other business as may lawfully come
before the meeting, will be held at the orfice OF
the company in the Pace Building. 10 the city Of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, October "a, 1893 at
noon. The transfer-books OF sll classes OF stock
will be closed from +. NJ. FRIDAY, october IL,
1893. and remain closed until 10 A. NJ. on
WEDNESDAY, October %, 1893.
oc IO-td c. T. WEXFORD, Secretary.
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NE ETINGa
OFFICE or SECRETARY AND TBgAsURER)
PALMETTO RAILROAD.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, October 81. 1893.
NHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
l. no OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PALMETTO RAILROAD COMPANY will be he d
OF the office OF tn Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Company, In the city Of Raleigh. n. c., or
THURSDAY, November 8. 1893, at O'clock p.
81. JOHN II. SHARP,
oc ltd Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
The Binswapg.r.wbitlock Nupt,als.

Beth Ahaba synagogue was the scene
OF very pretty wedding last night at
I 80 O'Clock. when Miss Rebecca WHIT
lock became the bride Of Mr.. Harry >.
Binswangcr. The church, which was dec
grated with the utmost taste and shiil,
was crowded with friends of the couple.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi
f.. n. Calish, and Mr.. NJ III. Asher acted
as best man. The following gentlemen
were the ushers: Measrs. y. ). kracker.
Milton Marcuse, Moses !. Blnswanger'
Samuel Echel, Ralph Cohen, Seymour
Straus, Henry Abram, a. ID. Whitlock'
Abe Whtlock and Samuel Hamburger.
After the wedding handsome recep-
ton was rendered the newly welded pair
and their attendants at the residence OF
the brides father. Mr.. and Mrs. Bins
wanger left on the 10 o'clock train OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio for an extended
western tour.
The groom. who is highly esteemed IN
business and social circles. is associated
with the firm OF Binswanger q co. MS
bride is the attractive daughter OF Mr.
H. Whitlock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 17.-Offertngs-
Wheat 4os bushels: corn twhitel. $50 bush
els: oats 5l2 bushels.
Sales--Wheat. 3oa bushels; corn (white),
308 bushels; oats. II bushels:
Ountations--Wheat. I.oraberry. 646ec. !:
mixed. s4assc.; Shortberry, aQ@c.: No.
corn~White. prime Virginia, bag lots,
ss6E4sc.i No. white. CSC; No. mixed,
% oe;ats-wiu,er 0or seed. ssasse.; No. q
mixed. 35<fs5,tc.
Rye--S5zi6Qc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
THE SEASON OF LOVE.
fwo PRETTY ocToBER MARRIAGES
!. THAT TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY.
DE-. Mathew and Miss Grahsm-Mr. Bins.
wangsr aud Miss whitiock-Many
weddings for To-Day.

DIR. William Philip Mathews, OF Man
chester. and Miss Anna Sanborn Graham.
OF Avondale, Ohio, were married at ll:9o
o'clock yesterday morning in the Forest
Avenue Methodist church of the latter
place which Is n beautiful suburb OF Gin
cinnati. DIR. Thomas p. Mathews, father
OF the groom. attended the wedding, and
DIR. Thomas W. Bookhart, OF Asheville,
y. c., was one of the ushers. The couple
left on the afternoon train for Chicago,
and after taking I'm the Worlds Fair VIII
visit Niagara Falls and points In the
North before returning to Mapchester'
where DR.. Mathews has just had him a
pretty home built
Dr. Mathews is talented young physi-
clan and an accomplished gentleman. ana.
though quite young. his practice, ike the
circle OF his friends. IL very large. IN
addition 10 his other professional duties
he is one Of the instructors In the Medi-
cal College of Virginia. His fair bride
Is n Virginia girl and a bright jewel
She Is a daughter OF Captain David l..
Graham. who, until few years ago re-
sided at his pretty home near Granite IN
Chesterfield. She was educated at the
Richmond Female Institute, and has hosts
of friends I'm Richmond and Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

as 6iI5: Baltimore and Ohio stock. GSM70
North Carolina stock. IS; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern firsts. l04h first in.
comes, 70: Consolidated Gas bonds, 1880
no: do. stock. 5Sssd59A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, october H.-Flous
dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm, No. red. spot, ssAf1e6Rc:
October 66i. Qt6i2c.; steamer, No. red.
@%d@lsc. milling wheat by sample.
| 6siAls7c
Co,n-steady; mixed. spot .Sz04SMc:
October. 45Amf5tkc.: November, CSC,
asked white corn, by sample. bsV64c.;
Oats-Inactlve and easy; No. ? white
western. S456c.; No. mixed. do, 500
Rve-ouiet: No. 2. SIC.
Hav-Steady and in active demand; good
10 choice timothy sl5.eDul5O.
Grain freights-Firm and unchanged.
Butter-Very quiet. creamery fancy.
zoe. fair to choice. &gHc.: do. Imitation
23c
Eggs-steady. at isc.. near by 2cc.
Coire.-Steady: Rio cargoes. fair, loh,''
surar-strong graduated. 5lsc.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October 1.-THE feeling IN
wheat to-day was unsettled. For the most
part the tone was fair 10 strong, out
| there were spells of weakness. Top prices
were not maintained. The opening IVES
about the same as Yesterdays CLOSING
cember. and y. lower for May than the
| closing figures OF yesterday.
| Corn-The amount OF business transact.
| cd was only moderate. and the range az
/ a.
| frm. but the buyers of yesterday turned
| sellers. causing a decline of h9Ac. There
| was a rally in the latter part OF the SEE
| sion of ssnik cents, and the market closed
about firm, with prices unchanged from
| yesterday.
Oats-A firm feeling prevailed on rood
| covering by shorts buying on New YORK
/ orders and good cash demand. The
price advanced i9Masc. for May, but re-
| ce,led 4c showing IA net gain OF hfgs at
! the close.
Provisions were extremely dun and few
| trades were made at the opening, after
which the market dropped into a state
OF stagnation, prices responding 10 the
speculative feeling IN wheat. The close
showed a loss of * cents on January
nork. l2tsc on January lard. and bc. On
January ribs.
Cash Quotations
Flour-Quiet. with prices unchanged
| No 2 spring wheat, 6lirn6ltc.; No. ,
| red. Giisc. No. 2 corn. size; No, 2 oats.
| 1gitG2I,c. Pork, sl0.foOls01 Lard. 1850
sg6. Short rib sides. s. iJff950. Dry~ ltet
sides. t7O0a7.25; short. clear sides, 2.?9g
| $50 Whisky, N.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

El. NIurfordto speak.

E Munforl has informed
that after the 2}d he
t. Wu be some speeches in
|.uHcratic candidates.
hlEe been made for
as follows. OCto-
King William Court
th. Beulahvillc. October
t'ylvania county, and at
18th. Banville. November
November 81 and 4th.
1fy. and November 9Th at
rfItuee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
tA,su q
l.SSt q
$3.50


one ius5Se sale ~ paSenpOgts and. Pian-
ters: there was good attendance Of buy
an ana planterA and 0QegtnGs wefy cum
posed q All Kinds q s.1ae;s dsSn . k4edss rs
4 few good wyHppeee ana To custogN <4t4
ven ard enthusiastically ~ semmeR steeee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
NAPKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WoAln
Prices Of Money. Bonds. AtoosA GrsiA
Tobacco. Cotton. &r. 60 the
Wea Their Indlcstioaa

" WASHINGTON, d. c., October II. =
| FAIR Forecast tor Virginia. Fair wes.
,her; slightly warmer In the int
I rior; light. variable winds
For North Carolina; Fair weather
slightly warmer; northeast winds, fresh
on the coast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
,ODECIDE IT TODAY.
.,sxANoRlA CONTEST LAID &C.
n, ,osr EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
y.e in the Ci,y--Msetine Of the
a., committee--F"'to" Democrats
an ,hc Tsun Question.

louis e. Barley and S. G..
~ Alexandria, were in the city
,.. having come down to lay the
..s4 Caton-Bendheim contest
..Hman Eryson and members
..9tiYo Committee. MIR. Bar
..nln ~ the city Democratic
.... ~ Alexandria and Mr.. Brent
90 ,lc state Committee from
,..r-. These gentlemen talked
.....,.r with different party lead
OBJ. lay ana IN the afternoon
.. inference with Mr.. Ellyson
.... After hearing both sides
having free Interchange
... committee adjourned over
0rln they viii render their
r...~s Gafiey and Brent re-
as' night
NERAL LEE HERE.
Uf1tuah Lee. who spoke az
.. v,nlry. arrived In Richmond
H.rr1en. ana 81 at the EX-
.I ro uu 90 Hanover Court
.. anl there viii be n large
.,nt rs General RoSser. the
..f convert IS also expected
aul "a joint discussion Is
..rll Ire met number Of
nc the afternoon yesterday
quite carly. ne he was
travel and has 10 be up by
.uinE 90 meet his appoint
r.. Cftv Committee.
r1crotlc Committee met In
70 room last night. Chair
reported that the city
f1I been opened az llo7
.nI on motion OF Captain
decided that the commit
... pest II the campaign hold
H.re
..ftca1n also reported mat
o., Congressman John NJ.
e-'rrl. and Colonel Eel
lork. with n view Of get
.. -.,tk here during the cam
.|. .uepiccs OF the city Com
Dad not heard from them.
Ir Paticson was directed
colonel O'Ferrall and ask
meeting IN Richmond.
.'e papers were requested
..tu 90 the fact that the
.-.-Ition ana transfers will
-,'h 81 this month. Al
..sfaucc in securing trans
finished "a headquarters.
extended an invitation to
~ the committee TO attend
tIe clay Ward ActiNes At
saturday night. on which
viii he sueechcs from
... ..rf gentlemen
t..- 'urection Of some routine
rHUmittce adjourned to
Jay night at hcadqIar-
t.t.r Democrats Favor Protection.
l.Wncratic Club AT their
.. night adopted resolutions
.... .r-t the reduction of i'm
the point which protects
.. states manufacturer against
p foreign labor, and de-
- would rather take their
protective tariff properly
.. v.th low taril and lower
... buttons were sent to Hon.
..... with the request that
."..r.e in Congress to pre-
... upon the tariff or in
....l would be detrimental
by bringing down
ug the price OF sugar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18

The WKArHsR IN RrcHMoNp YESTERDAY
was clear aud pleasant. Tue skies were
clear at midnight.
State of thermomptar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
RICUMOND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. October r.-Closing quo
tattons:
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
United States As, X. & Co.. 10 =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
LOST. sruAYED. AND FOUN d.


r OST. ON TUESDAY, ON On
l. Fifteenth street, or between Main IA
street and Ninth, or Franklin between ss s1'.s
Ninth and Eighth, LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
plain double case, with monogram Is. w. X on
one side and black fob chain attached. re-
warf will be paid 20 any one returning same TO
1920 east Cary street. oc ID
CAME TO MY PLACE ON THE C$H
IAN of OCTOBER, 1898. ONE RED 1-A-
COW, white under belly, all four feet white, enc
of tail white. Owner will please come forward
prove properly, pay charges, and take ner
away. IN. $50.
&C lS-lt' liza Grahhm street, 4 slson.
Z OST. BETWEEN CHURCH-HlLL
Il 4 avenue and Twenty-sixth and Grace streets,
a CREsC RNr-AND-S SCAkF-PiN set with
small diamonds In the centre. Liberal reward
will DO paid II left at 20l east Grace street;
W." oc IS-1t'
r OST, LAST TUESDAY, A ~
4 4 SMALL sKYE-TERRIER. ears and=o-n
tail cut Answers 10 name OF Nick. Five Dollars
reward n returned TO CAMPBELL q CO.,
oc l7-2t AS east broan street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-18
Ashamed To Be Seen

Because of disfguring facial blemishes
is the condition OF thousands upon
thousands who live in ignorance of
the fact that in Cuticura Soap is to
be found the purest, sweetest and most
effective skin purifier and beautifier in
the world. II is 50 because it strikes
at the root of all complexional disfig-
urations, viz: THE cLoGGED, IRN-
TATED, INFLAMED OR SLUGGISH PORE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-15
NEWS AND NOTES.

Italy has AZ, 900 miners.
Typewriter music is new.
China has "a newspapers.
Germany has 5,276,Ooo farms.
Alligators are getting scarce.
An electric cloth cutter is new.
Texas has a lady negro den
fist.
There is an electric rock
breaker.
Leadville, Col, is being de-
serted.
French builders make plaster
floors.
Chicago saloons employ 24,ooo
persons. $4,000
Germany's navy employs 10000
men.
Uncle Sam gets new Spanish
emigrsnts.
A steam bicycle is German in
vention.
The worlds mines yield l2,ooO'-
600 tons daily.
Great Britain uses 25O,OOo,Ooo
bricks a month.
A Vermont mill is making 6OO,-
100000 postal cards.
San Francisco police carry larl-
ats TO stop runaway horses.
About 10000 gross of pens are
produced from a ton OF steel.
Russian railway trains rarely 60
as fast as % miles an hour.
In the city of Mexico the street
railway furnishes funeral cars.
During the present century ooVO
tons of gold have been mlneo the
world over.
The excavation at He'll Gate
reef was attempted by 2l,Oot
soundings and 5000 borings.
The farmer in Japan who has
more than ten acres OF land Il
looked upon as a monopolist.
The United States produces
more grain in proportion to popu
iation than any other nation.
Since 1910 the worlds produc
zion of meat has increased 81 PEE
e etDa = that Of grain 42o per cent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-15
Massage.

AIRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
WI that she will attend limited num-
Der of patients. Address at II. NJ.
Whitney's, King ST.; Bell Telephone 70.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-15

Will attend TO let
ting and leasing OF
property F; collecting
rents; buying and sell
ling real estate; nego-
tiating loans {: Hecting
fire insurance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-15
Business GarNs.
INVESTORS

in real es-
tate have appreciated the
necessity of a Real Estate
Office in Honolulu. 1t is
my purpose to established
such a bureau for transact
ing a legitimate and aggres-
sive business in this line.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ida Tins Klocker, OF Iowa, has reported every
that has taken place the famous independence
track since 1t opened in 1891 she Is recognized
authority on all race questions, and from the owners
to the stable boys Is universally respecel.
Lieutenant o. f. Ehcrs. the German explorer. u
his way East from San Francisco. after four
years journey In Cashmere Manipur, TOnquin and
India. He has written hook descriptive OF his
discoveries, which he will publish On his arrival
In Berlin ne VIII at once begin preparations Tor "A
trip to the interior OF Thibrt Lieutenant Ehlers
Is the man Who commissioner for the German En-
peror secured the Ango-American agreement regard
ing kilimantaro In Africa.
When Booth playing L" Eichard' In Chicago In
1870 mentally unbalanced spectator named Gray
shot at the actor twice from the gallery. One OF the
bullets Mr.. Booth secured ard had it set In gold
cartridge. upon which he had engraved the words:
From Marx Gray to Erwin Boo;a, Apil %, 1879"
This grim reminder he always preserved
Another distinguished japanese artist on his way
TO the Worlds Fair Is Chutaro Ardo, who VII visit
Chicago as art critic for the japanese Government
and secretary OF the Imperial japanese Commission
lie received gold medal at the last Worlds Exlibi
tIon In Paris for his painting OF group OF japanese
pictures on e.hiiton AT Chicago. Mr. An acts
as correspondent for Kokumin7 !"ading newspaper
OF Toxic in which be has proprietary Interest, ana
ne has been so struck vita American newspaper
methods since he has been In this country mat ne
intends Introduce them in his paper On his return
william D. uttlo, who was tho frs life insurance
agent In Maine, beginning That business In Portland
n half cen,ury ago, when many preachers considered
Il q sacr,le-e 10 insure n mans life. died l1s' week
ut the ace Of slchysy. lie arb Neal Dow founded
the first temperance union IA Maine.
Tho sale Of the pictures belonging to The elder
Coouen YVES the most successful Ct the Iaris season.
considering the small rumber OF works offered The
sale ncttcd something 100000; and II. MS he Is
reported rs .ayinr ,l>se painting, represented one
third of lis pr,porty, ". CoQlen Is wealthy actor
The fine series 81 rortrai,s Of ". CoQuen representing
him In the different characters OF bis iepcrtory were
not included In the sale