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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
IN HYmeN's HOLY BONDS.
Marriage Yesterday Of Miss Alice J.. bnr-
velInnd Mr. william I. Keit.


The event Of the week in Richmond So
ciety was the wedding at o'clock yes
ter,lay afternoon. at tn Second Preshy-
tcrian church. OF Miss Alice +. Burwrl.
the attractive and accomplished daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis NJ Burvell, OF this
city. 10 Mr.. William r. Reid. popular
ana highy-esteomoI young business man
here Rev Dr Hoce performed the cerr-
mony in a very impressive way. y large
concourse OF fashionable folk attended the
nuptials.
The bride was becomingly atured IN a
brown travelling suit with hat and gloves
n CORRESPOND. and carried large bouquet
Of roses. She is a pretty and stylish lazy
OF the blonde type, and has long peeh
rnuch admired in society for her beauty anu
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. There were no lazy
attendants. but the following gentlemen
acted as ushers Messrs. MOntey Workman
lanes =. Estes. George Pegram, Pleas
ants Reid. Of North Carolina; +. G. His-
einbotham. A. Brockenbrough. ana falr-
lev Cooke.
Mr.. Burwel father Of the bride, couid
moi get here to attend the marriage but
nor mother and sister, as well az MI ana
Mrs Wexford Reid. Of Raleigh \. c.
hro,her and sister-in-law of the groom
were present. -
IRE newly-wedded couple left on the
. o'clock Chesapeake and Ohio tram Iof
the Worlds Fair Niagara Fails ana 10
yonto. Upon their return home they WIN
reside mt No 303 east Grace street. MT.
Reid has for many years been connecleu
With the firm of Larus Brothers, TOBACCO
,nanufacturers at the Virginia peniten-
tIary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
ACROSS THE JAMES.
FAILURE YESTERDAY OF THE FIRM
OF STROUD & GREEN.
Next Monday q Big Day nj Chesterfield
Courthouse--CasesB Before the Mayor
Other Manchester Hams.

Messrs. Stroud & Green. grocers at
No. 1903 Hull street made an assignment
yesterday. with liabilities amounting to
woo. Augustine Royal has been made
trustee OF their assets. and will convert
them into cash as speedily as possible.
+. a. Saunders Is n preferred creditor to
the amount Of $50 other creditors are
TO share ratahly.
CHESTERFIELD NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Next Monday is court day and consider
able interest il manifested in the coca
sion. There are n number Of cases 10
be tried In the court, and besides TINS
there will be speaking and q Large crown
will certainly be present.
Chairman Cogbll Will make blk EFFORT
10 get Senator Daniel to be present 'n
that occasion. State-Senator Parish anu
Messrs. W ". Baker and -. *. Macon
will be on hand 10 address The p-'pi".
The people OF Chesterfield county are
clamOring FOR better roads. ~ I'es ~
tho roads are fairly good. bat in Tho Hln-
ter they will be mighty bad I'm srIn' r.'r'S.
In the MAYORS Court yesterday morn
in- Robert Glasgow tc0lcrcD was .n'
go for assault Gus Rainc7 COLOR ID
was sent on to the grand jury c3arN'n
with stealing coal. Gus was caught In the
act. He has.only been out Of jail about
week Mary Hoinine an Arab. ana MIS-
sic Coleman. a negro. were charged with
fighting AMI disorderly conduct The cas-"
was continued until this morning.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Tho public schools havo opened for the
session in Chesterfield county
Mr.. Everett r. Early Is visiting rell-
tivcs I'm Albemarlc county.
Mr. Samuel Peterson is visiting friends
IN this city.
Mr. John r. Jcwc't. who has been
visiting relatives nj Midlothian. has re-
turned home
Mr. Philip V Cogbill ana wiie' OF
Chesterfield. were in the city Yesterday.
rcy pr W A. Campbell. formerly pas
tor of the Presbyterian church. was in the
city yesterday.
Henry A. Nunrlllv. Of this CITY VIII
leave this week for williamsburg 70 at
tend William and Mary College.
Mr. ami Mrs W =. Craig. ~ TINS CITY,
are visiting I'm Washington. -. C.
There were ~ new scholars enrolled IN
~. white schools OF tho city yesterday.
Thi. makes total enrolment in the
white schools Of CO. The total enrolment
In the col,r,d schools is j-n
Daniel Harris. q highly-respected color
cl citizen OF this city. died Monday after
noon H.. WAS for many years porter
for Captain \. g. Attklsson. AMI was all
Ways polite and courteous.
4 quart-tt- composed II four Of Man
ch.st,rs Young men Me-fsrs. Thomas
Slaughter. Clifford Davidson. Aaron Samp-
eIn. aud Terry Totty-under direction of
Mr. j. ". Mccain, was ORGANIZED last
ul-ht
Miss Mabel Sutherland entertained a
number 81 friends Monday night AT her
residence. on Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

81 votes cast. they had been declared the
nominees OF the party.
The matter OF campaign work was then
taken M, and Mr.. Jefferson Wallace
offered plan Of campaign which was
unanimously adopted one OF the fen
lures Of this plan was section instruct
Ing the Executive Committee to look
into ,he matter OF permanent head
quarters for the city Committee This Is
a move In the right direction. and the
esta blishment Of n permanent home for
The committee will be n distinct con-
venicnce to the active political forces OF
the city Democracy
Upon motion OF Captain Hall all un-
finished business remains on the table
until next Tuesday night This includes
Mr.. Waliaccs' much talked-of resolu-
ton, which WAS thus passed by with the
consent OF It's author 20 that a full com.
mttee might act upon Il.
The committee will now meet regularly
every week. and headquarters Will proba-
bly, be established within the next few
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
CHARLESTONS WIN AGAIN.
The Game We'll Contested and Full of To-
torrSt-Its E@nturcs.

Virginia and Charleston gave another
pretty exhibition Of ball yesterday after
noon AT Island Park. and while fully 2U
people Witnessed Tho contest not more
than half that number paid their little
quarters for the privilege. The neigh
boring trrc-tops house-tops and fence
tops accommodated tn" rest Of the crowd.
1t is really "A great pity that more poo
Pie don't turn ont ana encourdc" these
good games. for, indeed. they are fine
exhibitions Of the national sport
Kclb the left-handed wonder cssaycd
~ 30 the honors for Charleston. and i'm
the six innings he pitched only five Of
the Colts hit the leather. Couovcr then
innings held the Nireinias down to one
hit.
For Virginia the Fronchman. O'Rourko.
did the twirling and the West Virginia
lIidi,S smotc him twelve times. including
two homo-runs ana "a two-haGg.r.
Tho feature of the game was q trirl"
play in the last inning Luck and Napier
each had been presented with q base on
balls when Wells stepped up 10 tho bat
with "a "unc-er-put' air lowering around
him. Mr.. Conovcr threw i'm q nice bah
and Johnnie Whackci IL "squar" i'm IN"
nose" Everybody thought u WAS hit
bat alas they forgot Mr. Truly was play
Ing short. and he gathered in Mr. Sraull-
iue's production in splendid style and hc-
fore either Luck Or Napier could yet
back TO their bases the bah had been
passed to second and to first. making q
beautiful play and ending the game.
The following IS the score I'm detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
In Honor Of lIr George u. Davis.

A delightful little banquet was given
I'm Mr. g. Eyeuscn's parlors last night
I'm honor Of the return from the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of OII-FcIlows Of Mr.
George H. Davis. grand representative.
Richmond Lodge. No. Z. and a number
of members of other lodges were present
and the entertainment was "a high te-ti-
moual Of the appreciation ~ Mr.. Davis 3
valuable services I'm behalf OF Virginia
at the recent gathering In Milwaukee.
Among The work accomplished by the
representative from Richmond was the
securing OF the passage OF a resolution
giving 10 past grauis in this State ~"
right % vote in the Grand Lodge sessions.
This matter came up on an appeal made
10y Mr.. Manly -. Ramos. OF Richmond
Lodge
Among those who made speeches last
night were Mcsers. George T.. Davis. ".
VI Smith. Jr.. Lewis r.. Tucker. Manly
H. Ramos and q. Evcnsrn. Tn" affair
was greatly enjoyed.
Among the visitors present from q
distance were Mr. T.. T.. Femp"r. promi-
uont Odd-Fcllow Of Hinton. ". Va. and
Captain Johansen. OF the Norwegian bark
Carmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
pOpULlST METRIC IN FULTON.
An Open-Air Gathering Addressed ny
Ind1. Kerr. of Colorado.

The populists had an open-air meet
ing in front Of Donahue's Hall. in Full
ton. last night. which was addressed by
Judge W. J. Kerr, of Colorado. The
clerk Of the weather was evidently not
in sympathy with the occasion. for about
the time the orator took the stand the
temperature began to fall. and before ne
got through II was uncomfortably cool
There were about two hundred persons
present. including a number Of Demo-
Gratis and a decided sprnkling Of negroes.
Mr.. Harris. secretary OF the state Com
mittce Of the Populist party, introduce
Judge Kerr. and stated that he was Dot
present to indulge IN anecdotes or per
sonal abuse. In this he did not mis-
represent the gentleman from colorado
whose speech was certainly in no wise
offensive.
Judge Kerr has 4 strong voice, fine
command Of language and a good pres
ence. When he commenced speaking he
had on linen duster. but upon warming
up-and he was the only T an at the meet
ing who did get warn he discarded
this and appeared IN a black hroad-cloih
suit and Immaculate shirt front lie
started out by paying "A graceful tribute
70 Virginia and Richrlond. and laid
down the proposition that the cause
Of the present distress in the country
was that the masses have no money IN
their pockets. and there was million
aire at one end of tn plank and pauper
ar the other
Judge K,rr said be was born a Demo
cr1t. rocked in Democratic cradle. ana
continued Democrat until the head
quarters Of the party wer" transferred
to London and Amsterdam. lie con-
tended that the tendency of the present
financial policy Of the country was ID
make the poor poorer and the rich richer
and that the workIneuan Was no long p
a freeman. but slave.
judge Kerr presentation Of the claim
that the Populsts would give the coIn-
trI "a p4uacct for al It's woes was in
Ecnious rather than forcibl'. lie pune
tuat-d his remarks with poetical quota
lions. ANA at times INDUCED in what
might be- term rclgio-iramatlcp
nlchts. but was not az AN irreverent lie
spoke about an hour. and was accorded a
very respectful hearing
Previous 10 the optU-air meeting theI"
was meeting ia b'uIhIrs Hall. al
which a p0pulist club was organized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Tho Acniomv and Thcatre.

The attraction M the Mozart Academy
OF Music tonight and Tomorrow night
will be- the great laughing success, Doc
tor Bill" from the Garden F'hcatrc.
New York. II is declared ~ be- on,
great long laugh, and n play Of surprise
and distinct features. one Of the feature
that commands attention is the kangaro0
dance. t,rpeichorcan diversion intro
duccd 10 American audiences originally
iu this play. il is performed by ont
Of doctor Bits" ballct-girl patients
and is unconventional The young woman
dances I'm street dress
James r. Powers. who made such a
hit at the Theatre Monday night in his
play walker London. win play re-
turn engagement at that place Tonight
Mr.. Powers is supported hy an excellent
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Marriage of Mr. obendsrf aud Ms. Colt

There was a pretty afternoon marriag.
at the residence of Mr.. Charles Golden
berg. No 6l0 north Ninth street yester
day NJ $50 o'clock. The bride was Mis-.
Minnie Goldrubcrg and the groom Mr.
W. -. Ohornlorf Rabbi T.. y. CaIiscl
OBLIGATED. The parlors were deliberately
decorated. ana there was quite large
company of relatives AMI friends present
Among the guo.ts from distance wa'
tho eroom's father from New York
Nocsta set "A beautiful supper for thu
reception. Mr. ana Mrs. Oberndorf let
on the evening train for a Northern trip
They Will reside in Selma, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Failure o: a Grocer.

Mr. r. II. Rogers. grocer and liquor
dealer. at 40. 2225 east Main street, mad"
ana assignment yesterday. with L.. y. Hill
trustee. His liabilities are about 5000.
and assets are thought 10 Dee sufficient O.
cover that sum. The deed provides for
the payment OF an rents. taxes. and fin
surauce commissions of IN" trustee. and
the sum OF SO 10 Montague y Dawson.
attorneys before il stpulat.s its different
classes of creditors. Tn" only first-class
creditor is l. y. Dcmenty, who is pre-
i-rred FOR SGo Thos~ Of tho second class
are the standard Dstllrry Company,
$Iclt5. Slater. Myers q Co.. S-31>j. Gates
y Brown. $3.50. Au third-clISs creditors
are TO share ratably. They arr not named
I'm the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
G.neraILrein EIchmond,

General Fitzhugh Lee arrived In the city
last night and is at the Exchange. Mr..
Miles VI Martin accompanies him. Cen
cral lee came down for the dual pur-
pose Of putting his daughter at school
ami " comforting with Chairman Elyson
about his appointments to speak. H. is
I'm fine spirits. but is not much inclined to
discuss the senatorial contest He saw
Mr.. EUyson last night and several an
uouncements are made this morning for
him 10 make addresses next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Irrlnmn,sOne McrtIng.

Next Friday night Will be- open meeting
~ IT,. Camp. and an address Will be- dc
llyer.J bv Rev. Or. James 4. smith. of
Fr.drricksburg. formerly on General
S,onewaH Jacksons smn. a musical en-
tortaiument will also b" given. The
friends " the camp are invited, especially
The ladies' Special invitations have been
sent 10 George T.. Pickett Camp to the
ladies' Auxiliary corps Of -" camp
hollywood. lakewood. and Hebrew Ne
mriai Associations. ana it Is hoped that
they Will honor tho camp by their pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
InhIcs GXmnnsinm-

The ladies' gymnasium classes NJ the
Young Mems christian Association opened
yesterday under th" most satisfactory
SURROUNDINGS Thirty-two ladies arrayed
themselves in suitable apparel FOR gym
uastic exercise and began work in the
most enthusiastic manner. The method
taught the ladies is entirely different
from that Of the men. The work will,
Of course. b" very gradual for awhile.
ana no dficult exercise viii be given for
some time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Prom the Comfy Conr,.gIo,se

Mt. MARSHALL +. burton VIII contest
the nomination 81 Mr.. Rlnford that was
made at tho HenricO primary last Thurs
day. Mr.. Burton claims that there were
gross irregularities Of Smithersa and
Harlin's. He has employed Messrs. VIII
liam II. Beverage and William H. Sands
10 look after his interests. Chairman
Mitchell IS doing all In his power TO have
the party arrested who stole the returns
from these two precincts
The Ileurico Circuit Court vas engaged
yesterday IN hearing the case Of Abram
$. Brown against willis j. Carter. Carter
had Brown arrested. charged with burn
ing his house Tho grand jury failed 10
find "a bin against Brown. and he Is now
sucing for 81 900 damages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
The Police Cour, Yesterday.

In the Police Court yesterday morhihs
John Day tcolored) was charseu WIN
feloniously shooting at Willie johnson
and with fighting on the publioA.streets.
re was sent to the grand jury for car
ring concealed weapons and fined siV ior
lighting .,.rs.a
John Cephus tcolore0 was cnarsen
with stealing a lot OF ladies ciothihs
from a Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Sprague'
samuel Jones (coloreD was up az an
accomplce In one OF the theirs oul
sergeant Hall was satisfied that Jones
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
DE- HS

JOHNSON ~ the residence OF
her aunt, Annie Il. Smith. NO. 81 Iwen-
ty-eighth street. on Tuesday. october 3.
1895. at 242 o'clock. ANNIE bEILt.
JOHNSON. infant daughter OF w. ~.
johnson and the late Sallie H. johnson,
aged months and days.
Funeral will take place from the above
No AT $50 O'Clock THIS Wednesday,
AFTERNOON, October ith. Friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

had been falsely implicated. and he was
discharged. The cases against Cephns
were continued until October 10th on ac-
count Of the absence Of important WIZ
nesses.
A negro named Henry Bilber. arrested
as suspicious character. will also DE
given n hearing on the 10th instant.
Adelaide Williams, Rebecca Roberts
Minnie Roberts. Samuel Armistead. Flea
nor Reed. Victoria Williams. Rosa WI
Hams. and Vlrgie Williams wero taxed
$50 and costs each for indulging IN
general fight in that section OF the city
known az "Butchertown.
The case Of Isaac Winston. charged
with selling I'm the Second Market with
out n license, was continued until the
Eth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Nb.aa Watch >

Officer J. II. Kerse, OF the First District
has in his possession awaiting Identified
ton a handsome ana ornamental lady''
gold watch. taken from man giving tbs
name Of Harry Lee Watts, who was about
to pawn 1t. 1t Is believed that the prison
er's correct name IS Oswald Il NorVell
though some who called 10 SET him called
him Horace" He claimed to have bought
the time-piece in Clifton Forge Tor so
but his stories were disconnected and
conflicting. The watch is the Waltham
make. No. e46. and has the name Harry
G. Douthat" engraved on the back OF the
inner case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
CiYll.serrice FIam n. I ons

The class examined in the hall Of the
House OF Delegates yesterday for posi-
tons i'm the departments AZ Washington
was divided rs follows, Fifteen women for
the clcrkship and copyist examinations
., applications for the railway-maH ser
vice. ~ for clerkships. II for copyists: l
for Indian service: for post-oiiice In
spectorship: / for assistant examiner in
the Patent once. for observer in the
Weather Bureau. and l FOR mechanical
draughtsman.
The examination was concluded last
night. and the papers forwarded To the
Civil-Service Commission at Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Personals and briefs.

'
The Polio" Board meets tomorrow
"'u.''O'" I'll '''''"'
Mr. and Mrs r.. .. barbour and Miss
Lou Adkins have gone to Chicago.
Nh ,..,., t,,,, ~ tho t-or,,,ir,o
tt....t1 ,.'s +, a.. ,it,, y.s,.r,l,y
''I"h'I y. h'i ''tt,i y pu'' SIC" at
MS I'Sl''''' VII" '""'9 anu ''N'''
Miss Louise Erauicr is visiting her
friend. Miss Clarke. in Newport News.
Iobp baldwin bigger ESQ is confined
Z, his h.l with q severe attack Of nell
ral,i,
leroy y. brown anu '''on'i Is. W.
"'' D- ,'''', I.,''... "'' ''E'7'''' ''
.-.,..
non ''",' g. ''' MI ,i,
,'' rhE''"i "! D'9'I''N9 "'P' III VIII
'' aus ''' '''''' ' ''''"'''
Mr.. ami Mrs. Thomas carter. ard
Mr. ana Mrs. Irter May" VIII leaVc ms
wee" ''' ''' ""'' ram
The Committee ou Streets did not sue
coed iu getting "a quorum last evening,
consequently II held mo- meeting.
g..,,t,. a. II cr..,, ....,..,.,l ,,,,,,..,,..,
~ ~. Richmond and BanyiDo railroad.
IS registered at the Exchange Hotel.
A. .,., NJ, p,,.,,, A,t.n ur and
a.. Ci,.,i., g., co,t,,, o,d ,ir and Mr.
-. - c.,
NIiS. i.u''' 49, ','.. M'S. ., '' ,,,I
T.'"'' -, ,..,'r,,,... 60.
'''
''''
John I'raokeu tc"lorcdl was arrested
last night hy oiiirers liaH ana wren
Cha'I,.i %l'n S'''l'hS ''' '' '''''''''s
'''i' w - '"' INV
Miss Minnie Rogers of Twenty-hrst and
Main streets. has returned home, after "a
very pleasant visit 90 friends andTeatives
through Aih'marle county
There VIII be meeting Of Division
80. of the Ancient order OF ilihcIni"hs
iu th" basement Of the Sacred Heart
church tonight al 4 O'Clock.
Au.s I..t.u. Iirsconha bos returned
o. her homo I'M Baltimore. after delieht-
f.,l tvo months visit to her cousin Miss
An. p,,,t.u and .th.r friends
u.u.,. o,.. WI
N'' "'i ~ -, c,,.,,,
va ,,,.. ,is,,i,,,,. H., lat
", a. ~ tt,,,I,o,,.r .-l2
.., r,...5 .,r..t
att. james l.. urn, N''' anu ','
WY - ''., -, 49,. 800. ,c,.,
'"t'N'' "'' ,.,-'i,',,.,
''"F"''"' '!''' ~, ~" va w. ''''
'''''"0' "''- "
The appointment of MI Charles NJ.
Wallace "S Collector "i customs Tor 'h'
District Of Richmond was confirmed yes
t'td1N 10y 'h' "i''' H'a''N 1'''U' NV
ii" '''" "' '''''' ""'"' '''' ''''''''''
Miss Helen \. ~ Bennett qualified in
th. Chaugery Court yesterday ass cXccu-
trN of ~ estate Of Augusta Phillips
churchill. deceased Miss Annie a. =.
Bennett qualified as cXccutrN 81 the
same
Il,,,i., I-pt,n Lode, No. $50. has re-
commended Nr l.. r.. Christian for Dis
tr,ct peputv Grand Master The lodge
.n Monday nieht conferred the f. G.
. 49,. N.,rl.,, n g Lewis rrc-
'~'''' '''''''
''''''"'
The first session ~ a." College OF my
sicians and Surgeons VIII commence al
noon to-day. lht opening 'N'' W"
consist ~ prayer IN h,N. IT. noe "".
an address from br' l"oi''"S ''"''S''
Moore.
N.r Alvin N. Lothrop, 81 Washington
D. c.. was I'm tho city yesterday. Mt
L'throp Is the Junior partner "' I''o
known firm of Woodward q Lo'hI"P
yroprictors OF the Temple Dry-Eood'
''''''' Ut ''''' wye
,,,,,.. ,.n,.. nomination bv the President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
w Irmncrniic Committee.

g. .H democratic Committee were
'lr short while last night
t,... usual meeting place-the city
'pHi room
l.. committee. which had been APP
D ,saYass the returns OF the
c.... 700 uhe senatorial nominations In
g. '. WITH the County Committee.
h,. Wat canvass OF the returns
A. ft'"n that Messrs. Losenstein
~-s received the highest number
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

Total s''''.'' $50 -, =, ,.
pavenport's, Planters ana Shsiyau a. ~
,yarehotises all had very good sat.s oA
Sriehts today. and prices were satlsi 80
tory al each. reaching as high as ~.
The quality OF the offerings ws ,s,r nro-
norton OF wrappers. 80. ,o- ,,s
There was quite good demand Tor old
n,ranners and some large. sales were
made but were not reported.
liz " W. r. Brooks, OF Danviile,
Va and A. +. Thorpe. OF Rocky Mount.
,,,ara here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

pIcuNOND. October 3-Oferings--
wheat g.s6 bu.. corn (whitel. i.sao bu.
oats. i.sl6 bu. rye. loi bu. x,,,
saies~Wheat. 1884 bu.: corn wnite),
-, S1,vots,iions-Wheat. Longberry. sSd7lc.
mixed. S7G7le. Shortberry. oSefae.; No
GornNWhIre prime. Virginia bag lots.
mixed. 52Sf62iac.; No. white, o-uoztzc
~ ais"Winter lfor seed, 35A3sc.: No.
mixed. siizsI &c: No, mixed. 1lsesfc.
Rye--55lf6Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
Tn. Cause of summer sickness.

Do you know that many OF the sumnler
ailments are due 20 constipation Inc
bowels do not carry OF the waste ana
poison. and II goes through the system
Simmons .iver Regulator cures consul
patton. Get u 25-cent package powdsr)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
po.,.,.rsa from Richmond.

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch'
NEW YORK. october S.-E. Hendrick'
Normandie: r. Potts. Holman a. j.
Marcus. Mrs. Allison, Mrs. II. j. ron
Aarlharopgh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04
HALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. October 3-Vir-
ginia Consol 3s. s.; Baltimore and
Ohio stock IS. Northern Central stock.
e1HGs; Baltimore and ohio Southwestern
frsts. l0i. first incomes. -. second in.
comes. p. third incomes, G. Consolidated
Gas bonds. 10: do stock, nam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

NEW YoRK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 3.--Flour--Dnli;
heId AT fancy prices: winter wheat low
GRADES. y26a2l5; fair 70 fancy. EsSte
& a.: patents. s.. 5o1fioo; Minnesota clear
Ss'Soa5oo; patents. Ai0a4eo; southern -four
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-04

prcr1NOND TOBACCO MARKET.
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