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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
Richmond and the Elections.

If the present members Of the city and
county electoral boards are men who do
not give satisfaction to the people whom
they were appointed TO serve, when the
General Assembly meets here In Decem-
Der an opportunity Will be given all VINO
wish 10 do so to make complaint against
them. and 70 have such as are unworthy
removed from office.
II any have been guilty OF actual fraud,
there is no need to await legislative ac-
ton I'm their cases. Let the proof be
gathered up and the grand Juries called
upon to consider It. Where guilt can
be established the courts can make va
cancies a good deal quicker than the
General Assembly can.
The Richmond board has done its duty
well. We have never heard Of a breath
Of suspicion against II. 1t has appointed
good registrars and other election OFF,
GERS. and our elections have been well
conducted. We recall no charge in late
years against the management Of our cleo
tons except that in the exercise OF their
right OF challenge. a number OF young
men who stood up for their party in
Jackson Ward were arrested and car
ried before the United States Court. No
conviction followed. 1t was groundless
case. no doubt. AS 10 the last election, II
was one OF the quietest that ever occur
red in any city. The defeated candidates
can complain OF no injustice done them
here.
We hope that the election officers in
other parts Of the State are as honest
ana intelligent as those in Richmond.
II so, with what indignation will they
hear OF the effort being made to cast
contempt upon the fairness of our cleo
lions and the integrity OF the men ad-
ministering them.
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WOODWARD & LOTKROP.
Corner Second and Broad.

One case 3e-inch Mixed suitings, regular
81 1-2c goods. at 16 pc. yard.
54-inch Serges and Hopsackings every
thread wool, and worth 81 yard, only
Soc
Atwood Plaids. IS inches wide. 35c. a
yard, regular price CSC.
3i-inch Wool Cashmere In all colors. the
regular Csc. quality only l6 2-3c.
Coat-and-Vest Buttons, &c.
Black Cloth for Capes. 80, 75c, 81, N.25,
$50 TO $3.50 yard.
Great Bargains in Holiday Coos.
Handkerchiefs. s. s l-3, 10, Hl32, 1928,
%. and 25c.
New assortment Of All-Silk Windsor
Ties, regular 50c kind only 25c.
Cut-Glass Inkstands, 25c.
Roller Blotters, 25c.
Cabinet Picture Frames. 20 and 2c.
OUR TOY DEPARTMENT
will be open In a few days with mag
nificent display Of all kinds Of Toys.
Bicycles, Tricycles, Jersey Wagons, Doll
Baby Carriages, Shoohy Rockers, Hobby
Horses, Cbildren's Rockers. Writing
Desks. Til Kitchens. Bisque Figures,
Tool Chests, and long list OF other Holi-
day Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

zoe. BRIGHT PLAID sUITINGS. clos
lng-out price, - 1-2c.
10 and 45c. PLAIN and FANCY DRESS
GOODS, closing-out price, 25c.
80 and Coo. ALL-WOoL DRESS GOODS.
embracing some choice selections I'm Hop
sackings, Cheviots, Plaids, Checks. Diago-
nails, sc. The entire lot will close out at
the uniform price Of 81 1-2c. a yard.
STORM SERGE, 30 inches wide, 81
quality for 59c. and the SIS quality for
S5c.
HOPsACKING. 80 inches wide. .l.25
quality for Toe.
STORM SERGE, Il inches wide. zoe.
quality for SOC.
81 FRENCH SUITINGS, loop weave.
plain effect. for e5c.
81 EXTRA-WIDE HENRIETTA
CLOTH for 75c.
$50 sILK-EMBRoIDERED NOVEL
TIES for 81.
$50 STRIPED ILLUMINATED NO.
vELTIES for Csc.
81 PLAIN CAMEDs-HAIR SERGE for
CSC.
FINE DRESS PATTERNS.
$50 PATTERNS marked down to 81.
SIS PATTERNS marked down TO s9.9S
ti3.0D uoW II W WV
$40 PATTERNS marked down to $780,
CARPETS. LlNEOLUMS.
At all times we are prepared with a full
stock to do your work in the very best
styles.
Wilton, Velvet. Moquette, Body-Brus-
sells. Roxbury. and Tapestry Carpets;
Three-Ply, Agra. Extra Super. Wool
Chain, and Venetian Carpets; Hall and
Stair Carpetsj every grade L.inoleum Of
best make and of neatest designs.
Prices guaranteed lowest-quality OF
goods and workmanship considered.
CLOAKS. CAPES.
We have but one complaint--some Of
our STYLES are so desirable and so much
better and cheaper than can be had any
where else that we can't get them In
from our factory fast enough.
We will receive to-day by express three
particularly good values in CAPE
JACKETS and CAPES.
1--WE get them IN at II to-dayi
At sunset you'll ask. Where are they? +"
And to Judge by the previous lots OF
the same goods, they viii all be sold.
Come In time. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
Closure and the Tariff,
In speaking of the new tariff bill, the
New York Herald saws.

In speaking Of the new tariff bill. the
New York Herald says:
The FIRST step essential 10 insure
prompt ,iarif revision is to change
the rules OF the Senate so az TO MAKE
mar working legislative body under the
'oh'roi or the majority, Indeed. this Il
~" hrst and most essential preliminary
70 msufing any important legislation
.eeoed by the country, or demanded by
The people"
THIS Is In the same line with an arti-
Gle OF ours which appeared a day on
Two ago. We DO not consider 1t posi-.
Die. under the existing rules, for The
democrats TO force through the Senate
Or. fuckers bin for the repeal OF all
Federal election.laws. nor any tariff bill
70 which even enc 9th Of the senators
siieftain insuperabls objections.
we have pondered the subject, and we
cannot but think that the Senate ouyh,
70 have something in the nature OF I
previous question. The pendins-a1e
rule 70 good ruic--shat Is to gay, b,
way Of illustration. under the operat,or
Of that rule. the pending question might
~ ordered and . proposed suendmep
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
DIR. Jeni,Ins's Good Work.
lCorresnondencc OF the Dlspatcl

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. November
27.-Rev. G. a. jenkins. OF Goldsboro'
who has been preaching in the Baptist
church here for two weeks. closed his
made professions of faith, and several
have joined the church. There were. five
baptized last night and several before.
Mr. jenkins has made a fine impression
on the public here regardless of denomina-
lion.
Major y. ST. George Barraud. of Rich
nond, Is here on visit.
pr I'd. Shields Of Weldon. Is here.
MIR r. T.. billiard the editor of the
Democrat. has returned TO his office after
a two months canvass for Wake Forest
College He remains at home until the
meeting OF the Baptist State Convention.
News has come from Chapel Hill that
Mr. r. G.. Allsbrook, a young man from
this place. who is student there, is quite
an I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

The Legislature will, It is understood,
20 into an investigation OF the manner
IN which the election-law IL carried out
In certain communities. with a view OF
ascertaining whether the law itself needs
mending or the various electoral boards
need changing. 1t is the impression OF
many that the public interest requires
either one or both.-Norfolk Landmark.
OF course. the General Assembly will
he ready and anxious to remedy every
defect that may he pointed out. We take
it for granted however that the Land
mark knows Of no case Of fraud in the
doubt that 1t would at once call the at
tention OF the proper grand jury to the
matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
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RICHMOND. VA, Novemb Dor 2s. 1893.

RICHMOND. VA, November %. 1893
OF the great service this store is
to you, can be measured only by
the many advantages gained in the
purchases of your needs.
The Wrap Department here has
revolutionized the very styles Of
garments and pinned price-tickets
that were thought impossible by
other merchants.
Our record of yesterdays great
sale points to a past. To-day are
about three hundred new garments
on sale in the department-StyleS
not seen before. Price-broken,
too, beyond recognition. Here are
a few:
English Melton, with broad eagles-wlng col
lars. braided collars. Guns. and pockets for
sS.j0--in black. navy, or Havana.
Elizabeth Collar. edged with seal. $40.
Now skirt-Ccat, braided and edged with fur for
$3.50.
Melton, with umbrella back, cape edged with
fur, SO so.
There is new Coat to-day at s22 The de-
sign came TO US direct from Paris. Only
three tO-day-siZes 80, a. and 80.
Another wonderful garment comes at SIS,
and is a novelty in style as well as price.
Others rise and fan 10 prices as you desire.
With the fluttering OF parrots
wing came the Novelty Dress Fab
RIGS from Observation-Disclosures
of silk and worsted. The prices were
ST. 81, and So yard. The
shipment was badly measured as
to quantity, hence 75c. for a choice
Of two dozen pieces. Other Won
derful prices read like these:
ATWOOD Hop.ach, were soc yard, are 33c.
All Wool Serge, were oOc, are DOC. =,
81 t52 inches WIDE French Hopsack, we're 81,
now 09c.
Ail-Wool Fancy Cloaking for Childrens wear,
tl.25, were $3.50.
French Brcadcloths, unspotable and unshrnk-
able, sl.7b, nom $3.50
Hali-Cotton Serges, l2]fc., we're Zoe.
1t is not often one meets with
honest linen in HandkerchlefS at
these prices:
White qusrter-wdth hemsutched, hali-sheer,
all pure hnon. 1857.
Shamrock Linen-Lawn, " and 1s-inch hon.
stitch, some drawn threads. Doc, 33c., and
50c.
Irish hGnd.emhroidered, scalloped, ETC.. all
lpuro linen. 25c. each.
1oS DOZEN Mems Pure Linen Hemstltched in
full 24-neh size, vide, medium, and narrow
hems-tho usual Toe and 81 grades for DOC.
each or 1910 dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
THIEVES JAILED.

Spencer Powell, Theodore Allen, and
Silas Powell, all negroes, were arrested
here to-day, charged with extensive thefts
from the Neutrality-suspicious. and from
cars OF the Seaboard Airline at TINS
point. They took away the goods ano
gave them to draymen. who hauled them
away to several designated places. Othei
arrests will follow. Meat, sugar. shoes
etc. were thus stolen by these darins
negroes. who were employees. One OF
Pinkerton's men, aided by a negro de-
tective, worked up the cases. The thieves
are I'm Jail.
w. =. Taylor. of HEREFORD county, was
to-day appointed a division deputy-collec'
tor by Revenue Collector +. NJ. Simmons
Colonel John l.. Brown, one OF Char
lotte's leading businessmen. IS dead. Ht
was a leading merchant in the hard
ware trade for many years. He served
a term in the Legislature.
Mr. II. Il. Ballard, a prominent citiZeT
OF Warren county. Is also dead.
The Mascot, Statesville's new weekly
paper, edited by Messrs. Eldridge &
Crowson, has made it's appearance.
A. w. Tilley, a general merchant a.
Bahama, Durham county, has assigned
His preferred debts aggregate about 1900
mainly due home people and New Yorl
and Baltimore houses.
Miss Lucy jenkins. daughter OF Rev
]. w. jenkins. of the North Caroline
Conference, died at Durham last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
Game in Abundance.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
EUREKA MILLS, VA, November ~
Our sporting-men are daily securing the
fields and woods in search of game. Par
tridges are not as plentiful as usual, but
there are enough left to afford the MIN
rods amusement. Wild turkeys are to be
found In abundance, and a number OF
them have been killed this season. The
lovers Of the fox-chase have no trouble
in getting a run" any time.
Mr.. T. A. Spencer. OF Richmond, spent
several DAYS last week In our midst and
carried back with him string Of birds as
an evidence of his skill in handling the gun.
Mr.. A. o. Van Ness, Of Keeysville, spent
several days last week with friends here
hunting, and was quite successful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
A brakeman injured.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

(Correspondence OF The Dlspatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, November
IA wreck occurred on the Richmond
and Danville railroad between Gilberts
and Profits yesterday, In which brake
man named Goodwin was quite severely
injured. A freight engine ran into the
rear of e caboose, knocking It from the
track and setting fire 10 II. Goodwin was
In the car. and before he could be rescued
he was severely burned. A box-car was
also destroyed by fire. The unfortunate
man was brought to the hospital in this
p1aCa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
Ruined the Table Covers.

Colonel John Murphy. proprietor Of the
hosiery at the corner OF Eighth and
Broad streets bearing his name, Is not n
friend OF water-gas. Yesterday when he
attempted to light the jets over one of his
new billiard tables about quart OF oil
LIQUID ran out of the Jets upon the table,
igniting and running the tabe-cover. This
same thing happened, the Colonel says, a
day or two ago, the two occurrences put
ting him to an expense OF about $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
THE COHEN co.
CONTINUATION OF THE I'M
" MENsE BARGAIN SALE
&. CLOAKs. WRAPS. CAPEs, FOR LADIES,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN.

y
. CLOAKs. WRAPS, CAPES, FOR LADIES,
MISSES, AND CHILDREN.
5G7 NEW WRAPS just received-all the
latest STYLES In navy, black, Havana
brown. new green, tan, etc Ihese are 10
Look at our SO new Wrap for SIN all
colors and very stylish: .-o
SIS Wrap for N.6O.
500 Wrap for $40.
SIS Wrap for <l20.
$50 Wrap for $l5.
sS5 Wrap for $3.50.
Misses and Children's Wraps at half
price-a large, new stock.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS. VELVETS,
TRIMMINGS, at sacrifice prices to make
room for our Holiday Goods which we
Our sOc. CReyiot Dress Goods at &c.
75c. Storm Serge and Hopsackings at
S5c. Storm Serge at lie.
25c Henriettas. all colors and biack' at
All of our New Novelties at 5Oc., on
the dollar.
l5c Whipcord as SEC.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS.
A large stock of the above at one-half
81. SIS, $50, and up to $75, worth
double.
UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
The largest stock OF LADIES' Misses
Children's, and Gentlemen's UNDER
WEAR In the city at Panic Prices. Look
at our 42c. Ladies' Vest, worth 81.
Our 40c Ribbed Vest reduced 10 2ic.
Hercules and Wave Braid, a new sup
ply just received at low prices.
CARPETS. RUGS,
MATTINGs, OIL-CLOTHS.
WINDOW-SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS. DRUGGETS:
This stock must be sold, as We intend
retiring from the carpet business. Our
low prices win tell
MITTELD0RFERS'
no 2l-Tu&Th New Granite Building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

We know Of no man 20 whom our party
is more indebted for the victory OF No
vembcr 7th than to Governor Mckinney.
He helped us wonderfully. The way he
did it was by giving us an administra-
ton so pure. sensible, and successful that
to attack it was impossible. Hence our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
Annals of Prominent Virginians.
,.-.-.-,.-,,,,1oroa NJ tho DisDatCh)

FMPORIA. VA, November N.-The
clerk OF the court of this county is IN
receipt OF a postal from Judge s. Bassett
French, OF Manchester, asking nm 70
prepare short sketches OF prominent men
In This county for publication In his book
entitled ANNALS Of Prominent Nirginians
IN the Nineteenth Century" The clerk
win comply with the request at an carry
Mr.. Matthews, of Washington city; ID.
| c., has been cunning In our nelshpor-
hood the past few days and was the
guest Of Mrs. +. NJ. Cooke. MT Ma y
| late Mr. W w. Corcoran.
Miss Mary Mason Anderson, OF your
| city, ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. NJ.
Mr. A. s. Briggs. OF your city, was
visiting his father, Captain W. IL. Briggs
| last week.
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attracts attention and praise from all
who see it. Certainly nothing in vir-
ginia is more admired and praised than
our Winter Suits are admired for their
stylish elegance and praised for their
durable materials and superb fit and
finish. II isn't necessary to say we're
offering bargains we have nothing else
in our stock. The town is talking
about our big values in clothing, and
where all talk. many buy. Money is
very high at our store now; we're pay
ing great deal for it in the currency
Of our New Suits and Overcosts. Our
figures are down like the sun ut five
o'clock.
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MEETINGS-FOurlh Tuesday.
R1cHMoNp coMMANpERY, NO. 2. KNI0nTs TRM

RICHMOND coNMANDERY, no. .. KNIGHTS T2
PLAR.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, oDD-FEILoWs.
YITZH CGH LODGE, 0DD-FELL0Ws.
JAMESTOWN TRIBE, RED MN.
CONTINENTAL LOpGE. KNIGHTS or HONOR.
c.PITAL LODGE, KNIGHTS or HONOR
HoPE COUNCIL AMERICAN MECHANICS.
JEFFERSON COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
ELIZA COUNCIL K0YAL ARcANUA.
MANCHESTER COUNCIL, ROYAL AKCANUh.
cuCRCE-HILL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
SIDNEY COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
JEFFERSON COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
TRINITY LODGE, GOOD TENPLAkS.
OwkRD'S-aROvE LODGE, GOOD TENPLARs.
COMPANY y. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
RICHMOND LIGHr.fNFANTRY BLUES.
RICHMOND H0wITZERs.
CAPITAL CITY LODGE, l. o. OF.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL. CHOSEN FRIENDS.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, HONE CIRCLE.
JEFFERSON CASTLE, GOLDEN EAGLE.
OLD DOMINION CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
CENTRAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

NORFOLK BUSINESS FAILURE.
LIABILITIES Not stased-Dr. Adam Q. Bledsoe
TO Succeed Dr. Starr.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch)

Special telegram to the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, November H. A deed
OF assignment from +. b. Stevens has been
recorded. conveying 10 creditors the hat
business on Main street; also house and
lot ON Wood street. and certain horses and
vehicles. The liabilities are not stated.
A telegram from Danyille to-day states
that Rev. Adam G. Bledsoe, ID. d., Will
succeed Rev. DR.. W. q. Starr as pastor OF
the Crmberand-Street Methodist churcn
The house of Marshall Lamb, in this
county. on the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal. was destroyed by fire this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

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way to get flesh and strength Is with Doctor
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gives purity TO your blood, plumpness to
your body, and puts every function int
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The Discovery is the only guaranteed
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Scrofulous Skin or Scalp Diseases, Eczema
Salt rheum, and every kindred ailment
il it doesn't benefit or cure, you have YOU
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t-er~y s<-~-
LEVY & DAVIS.
PERSONAL

NOTICE ALL CUSTOMERS IN
IN DEBTRD 10 ne frin OF BKLIEk 90.
are requested 20 call az Mcssrs, JACOB NAY d
SONS. 6O7 broad street. and Settle their hc.
20 receive payment for all accounts due Msssfk
Heller q Co, who being DESTROYS Of Winding up
their affairS ~ speedily - possible, request
prompt sssiienens Of al accounts dus. -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28
DEPUTY COLLECTORS
a BIC BATCH OF APPOINTMENTS MADE
By COLLECTOR SIMMONS.
Positions of General storekecpers and Other
Omces Filled by Democrats-caro-
lima and virginia Christians.
,srec,o, ,e,egram 10 the p,spatch.)

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.)
RALEIGH. ". c.. November H.-Col-
Iector Simmons announces the following
appointments OF division deputy col
Iectors: w. T. Caho. OF Pamlico: Harry
Stubs. OF Martin; J. C. Parker OF
Jones, assisted by James Wallace, Of
Dublin; w. G. Troy. OF Cumberland; j.
Wiley Jones, OF Wake; Samuel q. Woods.
Of casweli. and w. +. Gibson, of Rich
mond.
The following are appointed general
storekeepers: Bryan Grimes, OF Pitt,
and George W. Blacknall, OF Wake.
f. y. Roberts, Of Newberne, Is ap-
pointed cashier.
ADJOURNED.
The North Carolina and Virginia Chris
tian Conference which met at Jonesboro :
has adjourned. s. p. Read. OF Palmer
Springs. Va, Is elected It's presideht.
SO churches. IS preachers. and lO,OOO
members.
DIR. WOOD DEAD.
Roy. DIR Marcus l.. Wood. one OF the
most prominent members OF the North
Carolina Methodist Episcopal Conference,
died yesterday at Gibson Station. lie
was for seven years a missionary TO
China. His age was IS, and he has filled
several important places In his Church.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a
football game during Wilmington's wei
come week between Wake Forest and the
Agricultural and Mechanical college,
elevens.
Lobden G. Co. of Wilmington, Del,
will start a twenty-fve-ton charcoal fur
mace near Egypt. Chatham county. AT
this car-wheels and other work OF that
class will be handled. Years ago these
iron mines were operated by Lobden q
Heck.
VALUATION STATEMENT.
The valuation statements of this state
were made up to-day, and are as fol-
lows Land, Sl14,S2s.255; town property
$40, 755, 459; personal property, $50 1903;
total 1921, 49S, 763. Valuation OF railway
property $23,G54,345: Pullman cars, Ss2'55S,
telegraph-line property, 193,S52; steam
boat and canal property, s293.69s. The
grand total is t2G1, 17727. The real estate
etc, is valued for 1892, the railways etc.
for 1893.
Congresgmen w. A. =. Branch ana
Thomas Settle were here to-day Ex-Con-
gresham a. ii. A. Williams VINO CON
tests Settles seat left here last night
for Washington. lie says he Is sure ne
will get the seat.
The residence OF w. ]. Thurston, at
Clayton. with all its contents, was burned
last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-28

No matter how bad your case, DR.. Eage''
Remedy will permanently cure your Catarrh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-29
THE STOCK MARKET.

The stock market continued dun and heavy
yesterday with decline of g few cents in the
narth ED stocks. which have been the only sus-
tanning power in the market for some time. by a
oJe of l07 to 81 the sold Hill Miners Union has
decided to accept reduction wages 10 80 20
per day. The Mechanics Union had already
taken the same action and i Is generally believed
that II will be but short time before the Virginia
City union viii reconsider the matter and fail into
line. Nothing of any importance was receive q
from the front and the market closed heavy.
NOTES
Silver remained steady yesterday at 74c in New
f0rk and 34Jsd in London.
An assessment OF IOc per share has been levied
on the Belle Isle
The annual meeting of the Eureka Con. has
been called for october IT,
Bulllo Valued. at $4,000 has been received from
the M&YhoWer gravel mine.
Inc annual NEE sing of the Con. Cal & Va has
Deen CARED lor the 10th OF October
AceOrdinz TO the Virginia Chronicle, more men
nave Dseh dropped from the Cholar.
In tne bulWeI they are stopIng out ore from
WINE land from Slope above north drift 200
level. Inc Mill was kept running steadily during
the week, average battery sample S33 O4: tailngs
50 81.
Bullion valued at &l4 ,443 has been sent to the
Carson mint Tor the Con. Cal a Va, making
S27,797 So 10 date Oh. September account
AT the annual meeting OF the stoclboiders OF