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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
OLD GLORY INSuLTEp.
Fired ON by Order of Authorities OF
Honduras.
INV ,eleyrnnb 10 me Dispatcf,)

CBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
NEW YORK November 7.-fae Herald
prints a dispatch from La Libertad. Hon
duras, stating that BY alleged orders OF
President Vasques and by the express
command OF the commissioner OF the
port OF Amapola, seven cannon-shots were
fired at the Pacific Mail steamship Costa
Rica, flying the Stars and Stripes, as she
steamed away. because she refused 10
surrender Policapo Bonella. who recently
led a revolution in Honduras but was de-
fsated by VasqueZ. He was a passenger
on the Costa Rica, having sailed from
CoXlnto, Nicaragua, for Guatemala Unit
ed State Minister Baker was on the
Costa Rica when fred on.
UNCLE SANS ADyICES.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. November l.
The advices received by the Department
OF State from the scene OF the last troupIe
In Honduras are to the following effect:
Minister Baker boarded the Costa Rica,
an American ship. at Corinto Gin Nicara-
gua) for San Salvador. The ship entered
port Of Honduras and while there the
authorities Of the government demanded OF
the captaIn. Borillas. a citizen OF Hondu-
ras. who was a passenger on the ship on
his way to Guatemalla- Borillas, II Is under
stood. had been engaged In some lnsur'
rectionary movement in Honduras to'
which a charge was pending against him
After the ship had received hei
| clearance papers, and while she
was leaving the pert, six OF
seven shots were fired. whether directly at
her or in front Of her to bring her 10 Is
not clear. In conformity with the depart
mental usage, there is no hint OF the Sec
| retary's Intentions in the matter. If. how
| ever. the usual course Is followed the De
partment Will probably wait for iurthe'
advices before taking any action looking
| to redress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
n1cuMnNn TnRACCO MARRIED.

RICHMOND, VA, November 1-fn
yate sales to-day were very light;
The loose bright breaks at shelburne's
and Planters showed a falling on IN
color. and no high prices to-day, put Tor
flllV well paid Tomorrow color and
quality will b. more attractive.
The price OF &c. for new dark priulnss
was refused at auction to-day In inc
h0gshead state
< good sun-cured sale was effected
privately to-day. Old stock of prHnts
was stll quiet Some Wsst virginia ~
appearing on the market ft for gooa
long stemming so far only
The tobacco warehouses are eoonnipg
the trade by circulars containing the ell
max prices for Richmona. whtch are met
with fancy and somewhat fictitious prices
elsewhere.
Visitors on the msrlset Motel to-da
were = VI Rogers, Jr, Fhrenee. =; {.
Pierre lorillard. Jr, president i'orliari
Tobacco Company, New YORK, n y
Christian. iraf-buyer Tor same company
and H. " Register. Greenyille. y. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

were IN the basement After scattering
the fire Mr.. Rates IAN up small stair
way, hpt upon reaching the head OF Il
found The door locked. Going back down
he discovered that the blaze had spread
across the hallway and was inoreaolng
rapidly In order for the Assistant Engi-
necr 20 get out OF the building and out
OF danger he had 10 pass through tho
IRE. which he did. burning his forehead
and hands snd singing his hair. eyebrows.
ana movsiaChe. lie was not badly hurt.
The FIRE was put out by the department
without seriouS loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
The Tnps Eesolution.

The action of the Common Council on
Monday night in adopting what is known
as the Epps resolution caused much COM
ment fayorably and unfavordbly. upon
the streets yesterday. That all may
know exactly what the measure involves
the Dispatch prints the resolution In full.
IL reads
Be IL resolved by the Council OF the
City Of Richmond the Board Of Alder
men concurring. That the city Attorney
be and he Is hereby instructed 10 prepare
and present 10 the Legislature OF Virginia
a bill amending the charter OF the city OF
Richmond so as To provide that the fol-
lowing officers OF the city OF Richmond
shall be elected by the people: City En-
gineer. Superintendent of the Gas-Works,
Superintendent OF Water Works, City At
torney Chief Of Police Chief of Fire De
partment, and Superintendent Of the City
Almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
vcwsNotes from Raleigh.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
RALEIGH. y. C., November THE
football team Of the State Agricultural
and Mechanical College to-day defeated
The University Of Tennessee team here
- to G.
\. l.. Ferran, health officer Of Ra-
leigh. died this evening of brain-fevrr
after only four days sickness.
The Supreme Court to-day affirmed th-
decision Of the lower court in the I'm
portant case Of l.. b. Albea, OF Winston
against the Western Union Telegraph
ComuanV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
Rich Musical Treat.

4 grand select concert win be given At
81. Nurys Han. November Eth under the
direction Of Professor Charles FIR. Mutt
ter An elaborate and interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared. Some choice
music viii be rendered by the orchestra
and by "a chorus Of about twenty-five
voices Among the numbers are some or
Professor Mutter's own compositions As
the proceeds 80 toward the much-needcd
new 81 Marys church a large attond-
ance Is expected Tickets can be had ct
Eamos's uuslc-storc ana at the Benc-
lietiue pti0ry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
FOOTBALL GAMES.
In One or Them Only Four Points nrc Made.
4 Touch Down.

Py telegraph 20 the pispa-ch)
NEW YORK. November An enthu-
siastic crowd Of fully 5000 spectators as
semblod at Eastern Park to-day 20 wit
ness the football match between the
Crescent Athletic Club and Wesleyan Col
lege boys. only four points were made
throughout the game and that was
touchdown by the Crescenta In the hrst
half after q minutes or more Of the hard
est kind OF play.
YALE AGAINST COLUMBIA FRESH.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. November T.
The football game between the Freshman
classes Of Vale ana Columbia colleges
to-day at the Yale field resulted IN favor
- the Vale players by n score Of ~ 10 o..
As II was the first time that the Fresh
man clovens Of the two universities have
met their rivalry was considerable. ana
caused a good game
TENNESSEE DEFEATED.
RALEIGH y. C., November In
game Of football here this afternoon the
4 and II College defeated the University
of Tennessee by score Of T. to &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
STRENGTH OF SILVER.
How HIS Accounted For-I'ussla In the
Market.

O3y telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. November T. The
strength displayed BY silver during the
past week has attracted the attention
Of Treasury officials. who keep close
watch on the least fluctuations in mat
ters affecting the value Of money the
world over Silver Is reported to-day III
London as 3-1G pence per ounce higher
than yesterday. the figure to-day beng
81 9-lG pence per ounce.
The cause for this strength Is be-
llevod here to be due not - the tempo
airy speculation. but To- well-Kround- Il
opinion that Russia I'm the near future
will adopt silver as part OF her mono
tary system. It IL stated al the Urea
sury Department that limitations have
been received that Russia Will replaces
her uncovered paper money with SILVER
TO be usv for subsidiary com. Al
present the amount OF silver In use In
Russia as money Is not 81 cents per
capita.
II is stated here that Russia can easily
absorb z2-D.00W0 Of silver and Is de-
sirous OF doing 50. for the purpose oil
pushing her commerce in the East win
Persia, India. and China, which use sill
yer almost exclusively as money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
RICHMOND sWINOLER IN NORFOLK.
wedding Of Mr.. Borg and Miss Rosaiin'
Frnuk-MagaEine Enlarged.
lcorregpondonce OF the Dlspatch)

Correspondence Of the Dspatch)
NORFOLK, VA. November IA white
man giving his name as j. Il. Bailey ana
his address as No. s2l west Main street
Richmond, has been swindling well-known
church people OF Norfolk.
Nr NJ. b. Borg a prominent merchant
Of New York city, and Miss Resale
Frank, daughter OF the wel-knowh
clothIar. Mr.. :. Frank. were united in
marriage this afternoon at the synagogue
on Church street. They left via New
York. Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad
for their future home in New York.
The Government magazine at Craney
Island has been enlarged. and now stores
5000 pounds Of powder. In the magazine
and on the island the government has
twenty-five men now at work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
cp,rv avn COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, November 1.-oferings-
Wheat 3GS bushels: corn (whitsl, 10
bushels: oats. go bushels; rye. ~ husheis.
Saies-N Wheat. 3.i3t bushels. corn twflitel'
so bushels. oats. 2O bushels; rye, "a bush
els
Quotations Wheat, Iongberry, 6Gissc. ;
mixed, 6tn6Sc., Snorthcrry, VBgoSc.' NO
red sc.
Corn-Whltc. prime Virginia, bag lots,
i6qi7c. No. : white. tgEc., No. mixed
i5ni6c.
Oats-Winter 0or seeN. 6Q&c. No.
MIXED. 95lrs5isc: 30. 3 mixed. 3lSi3iiic.
RNn-EllfhSc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
4. i. Y. 4. Meeting.

The Central Committee OF the Associa-
zion for the Preservation Of Virginia An
Equities is required to hold its meetingf
ga tine first and third Tuesdays in each
month Yesterday a few faithful ones
met at 81 east Grace street, but Their"
we're not enough present to transact any
business. The valued president Of the
association is unable as yet to attend the
meetings ON account OF continued sick
ness in her household.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
MSS DAISY caRLAnp's DEATH.
The ex-Attorney-Genersi Makes fubhe
Statement on the sad Event.


statement on the sad Event.
washington PostJ
The statement concerning the death OF
Miss Daisy Garland was given out by the
ex-Attorney- General yesterday After ac-
knowledging the thousands OF messages
he has received from all quarters he
SAYS:
AS fer as am able as yet to unravei
this strange occurrence, 1t seems tnS
poor girl. suffering from bad health Tor
almost the past year with very acute
nervous ternperament naturally. ana
wrestling with the study Of problems OF
future life and OF religion, became
subject TO spells of depression and OF
deep melancholy 70 such an extent mat
her reason was unsettled. and In one OF
these attacks she took her own ne rms
Is lust what ell. the surroundings up TO
| this time. after n most painful ana tnor-
| ough-searching inquiry ana lnvesVss''o'i
/ from every possible source OF lntorma-
ton. establish
SHOULD time. with further examination
which will be most fully made, bring TO
| light anything TO change thia aspect OF
| the affair. IL VIII be- made known, as
those dear relatives and friends who have
| suffered and screwed with my desolate
household are entitled 20 know. and shan
know everything touching IL mat now
know or shall hereafter find out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
Twenty-Five Men Drowned.

CBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch)
SAN REACH. MICH, November t.
The second small boat. containing % men
OF tho crews OF the propeilers Albany ana
PhIladelphin which were In collision and
SANK during the night. capsized and all
were lost. Eleven bodies have been re-
covered by the life-saying crew at Point
aux BarQses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
TAX.coLLEcToRS APPOINTED.
she Sheriff Behind Several Thousand Dol
lars Oh Last -Fire-ProOf Vault.

Correspondence Of the DispatchD
WELDON, n. C.. November The
County Commissioners IN regular session
at Halifax yesterday appointed tax-col-
Iectors for this county. The Sheriff IS
behind several thousand dollars col
loctions i'm his account for last year, 80
the tax-list could not be given him for
1873.
Mr.. b. !. Smith. Of Richmond, IS be
fore the board today working for con
tract to build fre-proof vault for the
county records 1t is needed, and should
be- built at once,
Last year the total tax-lst for the
county was $1,000 against $4,000 for the
present year.
Miss Esteue Courtney. Of your city,
who has been here on a delightful visit.
has returned home. \ hop was given her
az the hail last nieht. Thirteen couple
were present, and every one enjoyed
them selves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
succes. Follows Failure

,nero,is oalIiatives Of that scourse OF hu-
manly. that potent and comprehensiy,ee
medicine. IIosietters stomach Bittars. ~
resortec TO- Improvement ~ faPin az 49,
OF liver or malarial complaint, dyspepsh'
constipation, nervousness kidney wesn-
ness. or neuralgia. pebilitatej people
speedily gain strength when digestion ~
renewed By the Blttsrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
rrVNEssEE DEFEATED.
FEDERAL JAIL DESTROYED.
Thought to Have Been set on Fire by the
Inmates.

Bv telegraph TO the Dispatch)
NTSKOGEE. /. r., November THE
United States Jail at this place was de-
stroyed by fire last night. When the hre
was discovered 80 prisoners were locked
in the cells. The deputy sherfis were
quickly on the scene and succeeded IN
releasing all the convicts. They were
handcuffed and tied 10 trees, telegraph
poles. and other convenient appliances
until temporary quarters could be Sc
cured.
II ~ believed the jail was set on fire by
NE inmates. The loss 70 The county VIII
De about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
~. A..l.lant rnrinssr nurnea.

r, |lrafd Bates. Assistant city En-
s. -. canoe near being badly burned on
49,. r.~hiuE. He bad just gone home
e. '- council chamber. when come
l.. 'H"i iAe house OF MIR. David J. Ba-
g., t' iatess nest-door neigbb0r. ran
a. 70 '1e residence OF the latter ana
IL Ca Mr. Bsker's dwelling was On
A., W Bates went Immediately 10 as
- s4unsuishing the fiames, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
Report on the Condition Of the Health of
DIR. Herr.

(!By cable 10 tHe DlEpdt'"J
PARIS. November There was an OK
citlng scene at the Academy Of Medicine
TODAY when Or. Dieulare attempted 10
r.,d , report which he and Dr. Brou-
arlr. .al drawn up upon the condition Of
the health OF Or. Cornelius Herr, the
Panama lobbyist. There was scene of
uproar. the audience refusing % hear the
report, declaring that 1t was Of no interest
% the Academy DR.. Brouirdel finally
withdrew the report, which stated that
Herr was greatly improved in health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
CASH CAUdHr 4 G CORNER

~ I'D Won ever wear Suit
4 that only cost sll? Wait
bit-don't LEI the price
& irightsn you of
Somebody profits by disas-
ter-and this time it's you and
us.
Clothes makers, you know.
deal in futures altogether. -
When you begin to buy Winter
Suits they are at work on next
spring's--It their calculations
fa1-look ont for squalls.
There's no denying this has
been most unnatural season.
They're in a pickle. Dimes
look as big as dollars TO them
lust now. W hat we were
after were some Sl5 Suits that
We could sell at Sll.--The
cash was IN hand-and it
preached n powerfully persua.
siye sermon.
See what You think Of them.
Some are in tho window.
They're quality from beginning
to end. We wish everybody
who buys one would tell it, that
they only paid 81.
Wonder il we are establish.
ing bad precedent in offering
such an opportunity? But
you'll understand that perversc
trade winds blew them out OF
tho elJ channel. May never
happen again.
If you want q Suit about bust
ness look at these first. Look
at them as Slj values. If you're
going to compare-compare
with Suits that are selling at
Sl5-anywhere-we don't care.
It's tight squeeze for MS to get
them into the 81 grade. Isn't
much more than glory in II for
MS.
Won't you come mp where
they are and see them? You
may feelqueer onlypaying Sill
but wait til you've worn them
while. You'll be glad then
you took our advice. Double
as we'll as Single-Dreasted
Sacks-so many want the Dou-
bic we insisted on having lots
OF them.
sll-Who'd think il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
IL -.-.L OF Mr.. CADOT.


I
,..,..,,..
t. AI',tn'ht OF Mi' ~
-tuh,lz'cmCut ami for
..... ....,..,,.. iY this c.t,
...,...
""i! "i ''' ID
...toDd That Dice was ''
I.sI. tha Judge ot thr
at 70 o'clock Yesterday
W. tls morning to e'Fr
t Vas that quite laitt
.u- we've at Che court
Witness tIis feature of what
very interesting case.
I.. counsel SIR. Charles
AI Boo m court to-day
.. ,.,I hour prepared o.
bond ~ G.pH ilis SURE
T., j.. Euurr ami
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
SRNTANDER'S WOE.
Everything Being Done for the Relief OF
tho Distressed.

NV cable u the Dlepatch)
MADRID. November 7.-Dispatches re-
ceivcd from Santander to-day say that
the buildings ruined and rendered unsafe
BY the recent explosion are being blown
up and that the authorities are feeding
and shelteIing the destitute ana doing
every thing possible 10 relieve the distress.
The MARQUIS Comillas arrived at Santan-
der on a special train to-day and lavshly
assisted In the work OF relief.
The bodies OF victims OF the disaster are
still being recovered from the sea. Divers
who were sent down TO examine the nun
Of the wrecked steamer report that there
are still ~ cases Of dynamite In tho
hold. They are unwilling to proceed with
the search f0r fear Of another explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
BERTHE SUPERIOR COURT.
\ Large Criminal Docket Disposed Of-An-
derson Sentenced 90 Death.

Correspondence Of the Dspatch)
WINDSOR. y. G., November THE
fan term Of the Superior Court Of Berthe
county adjourned late yesterday evening.
The criminal docket was larger than It
has been at any one term during the last
fifteen years. The grand jury, which
usually gets through its work by Thurs
day night did not close its labors until
late Saturday evening There were five
persons convicted Of felonics. al Of the
conyicts are negroes. John Hill, white
man, resident OF Hartford county. convict
"a Of stealing twenty pounds Of meat.
was sentenced to the pen!tenuary for TWO
years, but appealed 70 the Supreme
Court.
ANDERSON CONVICTED.
The Jury in the case of Henry Anderson,
for the murder Of Marcus Cullifer. came
into court after an absence Of an hour
and gave a verdict Of guilty An effort
was made by defendants counsel 10
get n new trim. which the Judge refused
to grant. The court then sentenced An
iergon to be hanged on the 18th Of De
combcr, ana the defendant appealed 10
the Supreme Court. The jury which con-
vlctel Anderson was composed Of eleven
white men and one negro.
The Right Rev. \ \. watson, Bishop
Of the Diocese of Eastern Carolina. held
divine services at ST. Thomas this morn
ing ana at night. and services were held
n the Methodist and Baptist churches
40 the same hour
4 special term OF the Superior Court
for this county began Monday morning
his Honor John Gray Bynum presiding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
,,.,...,,,,asrs n.sas,ered In New York.
(sneclsI telegram to the Dispatch)

Especial Telegram 70 INC DIsP"'V"l
NEW YORK. November Wv. A. solg,
METROPOLITAN; f.. X. Williams. Barlhoiol'
n. u. Carpenter. brunswick; +; =. bra sn,
Jr.. Gllsey: Miss Carpenter, $500
n. j.. Denoon. Gilsey; {. Barhani' ni
.lnI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
In be Married. In Petrrsbnrg

Mr.. Edward Peasants Valentine, or thl'
CITY. and Miss Aiatha Dabney Chamber
layne. daughter Of the late CAPTAIN John
Hampden Chamberlayne, will be married
AZ Grace church. Petersburg, this after
noon at o'clock number OF Rich.
mond relatives and especial friends OF
the two families will attend tho welding
going over to Petersburr in special car
attached 20 the a:3l y. Nj. train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
SAILED.

PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. !, lsD.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatchb
ARRIVED.
steamship berkshire. Hooper. Proyl-
dpnce. via Norfolk and Newport News
pa ssengers and general cargo.
steamship William Lawrence. POSTER
RaItimore: passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Bdlumore'
Steamer Eim CITY, Marshall. Walker
ton: passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Hooper Bsiu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship william Lawrence, roster,
Providence via Norfolk; passengers ana
general cargo. ,.,.
steamship Charlotte. Nickle. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo:
Steamer Elm city, MARSHALL walker
ton; passengers and general carSo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AED TREASURER

PORTSMOUTH, Va. October ., 1898:
TlHE REGULAR ANNUAL MELT
4 ING OF TIRE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PALMETTO RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held
ar the ofIlce OF inc Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
ComDany I'm the city OF Raleigh y. C., on
THURSDAY, November o, 1893, at ! O'CLOCK 7.
a JOHN II. SHARP,
oc ltd Secretary anl lreaslter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
DEATHS.

COLFs.-Died. at his residence. III
Dance street, at 1890 y. NJ. November
7th, Rev J. J. COLES, missionary 10
Africa. aged 81 years.
Other papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

RICHN0SOAHD PETERSBURG L. r. 60:
DHE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS or The RICHMOND
AND PETERSBI RAILROAD COMPANY
will he held nc tho ONCE u the company, IN
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY, November 20,
no sd ". r. JONES, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
FT1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE PElERsBu re
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the oflce
OF the company, IN iucnmcn no. Va on MN
nay Novemb.r 20. 1898, nj : / o'clock A. ~.
no 5-td W K. JONES, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
AMUSENiENTS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
IA THOMAS q. LRArH, Lessee aud Manager,
FOUR NIGHTS. COMMtNCING WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER STH-SATURDAI MAIINb
MARIE GREENWOOD OPERA COMPANl'
Wednesday-BOCCACCI
Thurgday-CHlMEs OF NORMANDY.
Friday-FRA DGAVOLO
Saturday Acknowledgement. -.
SATURDAY Night-DENIZEfrE; or, LITTLE
RED RIDING HOOD.
Double Orchestra. no DIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

EDII n NUN y, 4 NIItIi4IFIN 10 y = ~
Ia AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
ANIMAL MEETING-1he annual meeting OF
the oTOI KlIOLDEko Of tie Kichmond, trede,
rtcksburg and Potomac Railroad Company WIZ
be neld IN WEDNESDAY, November ID, 1893
at the once Of the company. 10 Riehm3nd, az IL
o'co,k VI j. b. WINSTON.
NJ Ia heeretafY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08

T OOK.-A REWARD Is OFFERED
IL and Will BE- paid ior tbs body 81 Ire
HENRY, who has nlystsrtausly LETT the STATE.
(fotmeriy telegraph operator IN the Rkchrnond
and Danvillo railroad servtce, BY y. tOs-
I'm, Wess puia,, Va j 10 Tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI O.. November 7-Flour-
Family. S2.75li300
Wbeat-Quiet 5SEc being offered for
No red.
corn steady: rejected white at Soc:
No mixed. i0c.
oats Steady; No. 2 white, SIC. No.
mixed. 300. -
mess. $lSOOdlS5U. family. $500
Lard Steady At Ice for steam leat'
l0isc for kcttle-drled.
Bacon-Steady; shoulders, SIC; short
clear sides, love.
WhiskrN -2l.l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-08
Mean temperature. $1,000
STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND, November I--Saiss neIsss
caIl'N,so0 Virginia "a al S3a. Closing
quotations. 80,
Government Securities. Bid. Asked.
,-,s,i Ssa,.s &c n and G. Ill -.