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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
Property Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Clerks office of
the Chancery Court yesterday
w II. Beverdge. special commissioner,
to Mary A. Cummins 20 l-2 feet on east
side Twenty ninth street between o and
p: Edward H. Browns trustees to Ed
ward II. Brown. % feet on west side First
street between Main and Cary, 1850
William L. CARMEL and wife 10 William
r. Robins. so feet on west side Norton
street between Moore and Boyd, $3.50
Lena F.. and u. =. GIL to Pauline. wife
OF Gustavus Thalhimer n 1-3 feet on
south side Main street between Beech and
Morris, $3.50 Giles Il. Jackson's trustees
to Granite Building Company. l6 2-S feet
on south side Boyd street between Han
cock and Harrison. sS65 John G. McCue
TO Margaret A. Blunt. 2li1 feet on north
side NJ street near Twenty-fourth H,25O
Pauline and Gustavus Thalhimer to Lena
p, wife OF d. =. GIL. 81 feet on south side
Grace street near Ryland. $500; Louis
Rawlings's trustee TO Mrs. NJ. Parrish.
half interest In 3S7 feet on Park avenue
extending from Elm TO Cedar streets ana
running back to Kensington street sub
iect 10 deed of trust OF 5000 s2,l50; Will
liam Wingfield and wife to Laura +. Tay-
lor's trustee, 80 feet on north side Grove
avenue near Plum street. subject to\deed
~ trust 5000; f. C. Tinsley and wife
10 r. T. Hancock IS 2h-l2 feet on west
side I,ombariy street between Floyd and
Grove avenues. subject to deed or trust
of sl,77o, sl,0i5; Alexander Watson ard
wife TO George Gordon. one-half interest
In 40 feet on north side Ashland street
near Reservoir. subject TO lien, go;
S. p. Royal and wife TO Bette W.. wife
OF ]. M. Wiltshire. q feet on west side
Reservoir street between Main and Cary.
1851.
Henrico: s. NJ. Dooley's trustee TO A. A.
Clarke, "a feet on Main street southeast
corner Elm $500 Walter A. Dunn 10
w. II. Gathright. 30 feet on east side
Twenty-third street near v, 500 5. r.
and Charles H. Goodman to Sam Cornet'
% feet on east eide Eggleston street.
$50: Isaac Davenport, Jr., TO fh'ahna
Smith. 80 feet on south side Green street
near James, s2l0: John II. Hartman ana
wife TO James II. Barton, lots IL ana "
I'm block 20. Barton Heights. s.; Mary "
Hughes to Charles y. Seitz, 40 acres near
charles city road. 800; Christiaaa Parker
10 s. u. CHM, trustee. 30 feet on west side
Thirtieth street between r and s; Susan
70 and Frank W. Rohleder to Joseph l..
Roh,eder. 4 lots in Highland Springs,
1oo0: Henry l.. Carter and wife 10 X l..
Tucker. a LILO acres near Laurel Station
aud 3 acres. 1850; w. s. Quarles ana
wife, to j. NJ. FourQurcan, lots u ana
IA In square II, Chestnut Hill, subject 10
deed OF trust OF $780, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27

W. A. Coan. OF Cincinnati, o., Is In the
city.
]. w. .olspaugh, OF Winston. N. C.. is
In the city.
Mrs. Martha Allan, OF Henrico, died
at Williamsburg Wednesday.
Rev. DIR. VI. ID. Hoge arrived in the city
from Cincinnati yesterday morning.
II. T. Alvey and wife have returned
from a two weeks trip to the Wor'ds
Fair.
Bishop Randolph expects very shortly
to visit new Haven, Conn. TO give an
address.
II is thought there win be several candi;
dates here for the clerkship OF the United
States Circuit Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Y. Daniel celebrated
their tin wedding Wednesday. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent
Mr.. Henry Flegenhelnner. Clerk OF the
United States District Court returned
from the Worlds Fair yesterday.
Jack Gee and John James doth colored
were arrested last evening by Oficer
Talman. charged with being suspicious
characters
Stokes. Richard Cawthorn, and II; Nj:
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Colonel Meade Haskins leaves the CITY
this morning to speak nj Sklnquarter,
Chesterfield. to-day, and at brakes
Branch. Charlotte county, Saturday.
The friends of City Attorney c. V.
vacant United States judgeship. occa
stoned by the death of Judge Hugh l..
Bond.
DR. W. H. Harbaugh has preferred
charges against Policeman Pillow for
conduct unbecoming an officer, and Tor
t1Fal zxtyf II n
before the next meeting of the commits
sioners.
Mrs. Sletd. wife OF Rev, DIR. r. N. Sledd.
who has been an invalid for the past
several months. has recently taken turn
for the worse. and her condition Is now
serious.
The work Of laying the granolithic
paving around the new City Hall has
been started. Workmen arS also busy
putting in the gas and electric fixtures
In the building.
Miss Maggie Courtney, OF east Marshall
street. has returned home, after lengthy
visit to relatives I'm West Virginia. While
absent she made a pleasant trip TO Chi
cago and the Worlds Fair.
Congressman W. A. Jones. OF the First
District. was in the city yesterday morn
ing. and left in the afternoon for Peters
burg. He Will return to-day. and VIII
be the guest Of Mr.. John S. Harwood.
MIR. IL: +. de VIII ana ms motner, Mi'
b. A. De witt. are back at their Old
quarters. at the Exchange. During the
summer Mrs. De Witt visited relatives
I'm New Jersey, the Valley of Virginia,
and also spent an enjoyable season at
the White Sulphur.
Mrs. Ann Brennon died yesterday morn
ing at her residence, No. 222 south Cherry
street, after a long Illness. The deceased.
who was in her 65th year, leaves nus
band and five children-three daughters
and two sons. The funeral Will take place
from Sacred Heart church tomorrow.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF Leigh
Street Baptist church will hold a meeting
In the interest OF missions at the church
tonight at o'clock. There will be C1
address by Or. r. G. Willingham. and
after this free social tea-drinklng. No
admission fee Will be charged and no
collection will be taken up. All will be
welcome-gentlemen as well as ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
ON THE ROCKS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CITY or
NEW YORK A WRECK. -
She Goes Ashore in San Francisco Bny-A
Dense Fog and Treache-
rous Tide.
OBy TELEGRAPH 20 the Dispatch)

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. October % =
The Pacific Mail steamship City OF New
York. which sailed from this port this
afternoon, went on the rocks at Point
Bonita in dense fog. she viii probably
be a total wreck
Point Bonita Is at the entrance OF the
Golden Gate. on the northern eide.
The City of New York sailed at $50
this afternoon on her voyage TO China
and Japan and passed down the bay under
full head OF steam. The fog was very
heavy.
Al 40 o'clock the steamer was lost.
and half an hour later the booming OF
her cannon could be heard and the signal
rockets could be seen as they burst
through the fog The signal station at
Point Lobos at once sent a message In
town. ana soon every tug In the bay was
racing for Point Bonita. On arriving
there II was found that the steamer was
hard and fast on the rocks. having gone
on them under full head Of steam. The
vessel must have got close IN shore as
she was passing out, and the tide, car
rying her out OF her course. threw her on
the rocks and turned the magnificent
steamer INTO wreck.
This point is most dangerous. and half
dozen vessels have come to grief on II
during the past twelve months.
Az late hour this evening the New
YORK was hard and fast on the rocks.
There are feet of water In her hold and
the tugs cannot move her All the pas
sengers have been taken off and will be
brought back TO the city.
Estimates place the value of the vessel
and her cargo at over half million dol
lars. The vessel was built In 1875 at Ches-
ter, and was rebuilt few years ago.
She was very staunch and swift. Among
her cargo were about 1000 barrels OF
-four and 1900 pounds OF beans for China
and Japan. She also carried large cargo
Of dried shrimps anG other Chinese sup
plies. forwarded by Monaghan merchants
to China. She carried Sl9l, 290 for China
and Japan, of which three quarters were
in Mexican dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
NO coNvlcTs BURNED.
A building Attached to the Nebraska PEN
itenfIary DESTROYED.

CBy telegraph to the Dispatch.)
LINCOLN. NEB.. October 2s.-Between
and 9 O'Clock this evening word was
sent 10 the city that the penitentiary
was on fire. The building IL four miles
south OF this city. but the fire depart
pent was soon on the way. Rumors OF
the widest kind were telephoned from
the scene, until II was generally credited
that the building had been destroyed ana
the inmates roasted alive. At one time
II was given out that fifty had persisted
II was hours before the right story could
be learned.
The fire broke out I'm the foundry de-
partment Of the Lincoln Stove and Fur
mace Company just before o'clock.
BY this time all the convicts had been
counted and placed I'm their cells.
The building was entirely consumed.
IL was owned by the State. entailing loss
20 the public OF 5000. The contrac-
tors VIII lose upwards Of s200,0O0 on pro-
duct and machinery. though exactly how
much the loss Will be cannot be stated
tonight. Only partial insurance was
carried. The penitentiary proper was I'M
touched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
New Southern Railway.
Dy telegraph to the Dispatch

10Y IVINbI JPN 70 tIV I7I"PFNNIT
NEW YORK. October 26.-T. Russell,
general solicitor of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad says: "A contract has been
signed whereby II is provided that the
Montgomery. Tuscaloosa and st. Louis
railroad shall issue bonds TO the amount OF
s.. 900 900 for the purpose of building a line
from Columbus, Miss, TO Montgomery,
Ala, where connections will be made
with the Plant Line of railways. reach
ing Florida and the Atlantic coast. The
bonds will be guaranteed by the Mobile
and OHIO, and that company will operate
the road. The line. with some branches.
will be about 200 miles long, and win
cross the Black Warrior coal-1eld. Ar
rargements have been made for the sale
OF the bonds, and work on the line will
begin as soon as the proceeds of the
bonds are available"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
MANCHESTER NEWS.
Items of Interest Cleaned From the South
Side Yesterday.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From the South
Side Yesterday.
Judge b. A. Hancock has returned from
terrified next month
Mr.. l.. A. Atkinson. of this city, and
Miss Lottie Smith. of Durham. N. c..
were married Wednesday evening in that
city.
James r. Johnson was before the
Mayors Court yesterday charged with
stealing a stick Of wood, valued at five
cents, from the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company. He was sent on to
the Hastings Court.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Mrs.
Julia J. Bingham qualified as executrix
of the estate of George F.. Bingham:
There are several ugly and dangerous
holes In the middle of Hull street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
Robert Stanley Robertson. son OF Mr.
r. Stanley Robertson. Of Woodland
Heights. who has been quite sick, is i'm
proving.
Mr.. f. A. snellings is quite sick at his
residence, on cambridge street.
Mr.. W. X. Yost, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mrs. j. T. GoodinR Is quite sick at her
home. on Eighteenth street.
MANCHESTER SCHOOL BOARD
MEETING.
The Manchester School Board had n
meeting last night in the High-School
building. Chairman O'Brien presided. and
the others present were Messrs. Carr.
Moore. Weisiger. Robinson. and Ely. SUI
perintendent Pulliam was also in atten-
dance. The meeting only lasted a short
while and only routine business was trans
acted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27

Demeeratto Appointments
vrnonIA SrArx DExocRATIo CowMrrrm,
RICHMOND. October Is. 1885,
The following announcements for pub-
lie speaking are made:
HON. cHAnLxs =. o'rEHEALL
will address the people ct
Stnunton, Augusta county. OCTOBER
9th mighty.
HON. ROBERT c. KEsr
Alexandria, October 2sth lat mighty
Leesburq. October s0th.
HON. THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
Greenyille. November Sd @ p: Nd. 49,
Middlebrook, November 81 (7:30 +. M.
Mt Sidney, November 4th (7:90 Z. NJ.
Waynesboro'. November 9Th (7;30 Z. M.
GENERAL FIrzHuoH LEE.
Gloucester Courthouse. October 9th.
Winchester Courthouse, October 30th.
New Market. November LIST (nighO.
Clifton Forge. November I'd.
Goshen. November Sd.
Rockbridge Baths, November 4th.
HON. JOHN A. BUCHANAN.
At Newbern. Pulaski county. November
9th.
HON. JOHN eoopE.
Radford, October 9th (night).
Roanoke city. October 2stb;
Manchester. November I'd might.
South Boston. November Sd (night).
Charlotte Courthouse. November 4th
(night).
Stanton. November 9Th.
HON. ID. GARDINER TYLER.
Whalleysville Nansemond county, Octo-
Der 18th.
Princess Anne Courthouse, November
9Th.
HID. FLOOD.
Amherst (speciaD. October slst.
Amherst especially. November LIST.
Campbell (Spring Milis.)
CovingtoD. November 9Th.
HON. RUFUS A. AYERS.
Gate City, October 18th.
HON. J. W. MARsHALL-
At waynesboro', Augusta county. Octo-
Der 9th.
Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th.
HON. c. A. SWANSON.
Franklin Courthouse, November 9Th.
hon. n. ST.. O. TUCKER.
At wa7nesboro', October 9th.
w. A. LITTLE, JR.
Newport News, October 9th might.
Mathews county, October 2Sth Especially.
Louisa county, November lst Especially.
Louisa county, November I'd (specIaD.
Gloucester county, November 4th (spe-
cial).
MEADE HlsKISs
Skinauarter. October 27th lat 8 p. NJ.
brakes Branch: October 2sth.
Hardin's Shop. October 31st.
Burkville. November 4th.
JUDGE W. II. MANN.
Smithfeld, Isle of Wight. November 9Th.
HON. EPpA HUSToN.
Smithville, Charlotte, November 9Th.
HON. J. RANDOLPH TUCKER.
At Lexington. November 9Th.
JUDGE W. R. STAPLES,
Hampton. October 2Sth.
Berkeley, Norfolk county, November Sd.
$. Z. JONES.
Crewe, October 2Sth (nighD.
At Franklin Courthouse, November 9th.
BAKER P. LEE.
Chincoteague Island. October 18th
(night).
Accomac Courthouse. October 30th.
". n. AYLErT.
Fmporia, Greenesville county, Novem-
Der 9th.
sUDGE ". II. MANN.
Smithfield, Isle of Wight county, No.
vember 9Th.
Isle of Wight Courthouse, November 9th.
HON. JOHN +. MASSEY.
At King ana Queen Courthouse, Novem-
Der I'd.
HON. BEVERLY b. MUsFoRD.
Pittsylvania (Cabana's), October 9th
(specap.
Plttsylvania (Toshes). October 2sth (spe-
cial).
Danville, October 2sth (niGht).
Chesterfield county. November Sd (spe-
cialD.
Chesterfield county, November 4th (spe-
ciaD.
Powhatan Courthouse, November 9Th
(court-dayD
JUDGE O. G.. JUSKIN.
Crafts. Scott county, November 1st..
Duffeld. Scott county. November I'd.
Pennington Gap. November Sd.
Jonesvlle. Lee county, November 4th.
j. TAYLOR ELLISON. Chairman.
James X. Fisher Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
ADangerous Derellct.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.

tBy Telegraph 10 tHt I1ISpktVVHI
NEW YORK, October 26.-The steam
ship FL Cid arrived from New Orleans
to-day. She reports that on October 18th,
when thrty-five miles northeast. half
east, OF Hatteras lighthouse. or two miles
east southeast OF Body Island light
house. she passed the wreck or large
vessel with the upper deck washed out
the lower deck being in view, the hull
at both ends badly washed away. and the
anchors and chains lying In the bow
apparently having been long time In
that condition. The wreck lies directly
In the track Of vessels. and Is very dam
gerous to navigation. IL would sink any
steamer colliding with 1t. The wind was
north at the time so that the wreck
viii probably drift to the southwark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
INDIAN BOND ISSUE.
Bids Therefor Invited by the Council
London Press Comment.
By cable TO the Dispatch.)

OBy cable 10 the Dispatch)
LONDON. october 26.--The Indian Coun-
ell yesterday invited tenders for an is-
sue of 100000 OF India bills, pay
able In London.
The Times says OF the matter: 1.-THE In
dian government has chosen an unlucky
time for the issue"
The Chronicle says: This change Of pol
icy places an entirely new form OF security
on the London market. The council has
chosen the worst possible moment-when
the demands for gold have become strong
enough to enable American houses TO ex-
tract bar gold from the bank. The issue
naturally Is made TO strengthen exchange
and raise the value Of the rupee, yet,
although the banks in India are aware
that the issue Is imminent the exchange
rates from Calcutta and Bombay have not
only failed to respond, but have also be-
come somewhat lower. 1t Is difficult to
see how the Indian government will ex-
tricate itself from the dilemma"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
r,pSEILLES EN- FETE
.,..yps WELCOME The RUSSIANS
VISITING FRANCE.
ache. span the streets and Flags
S'o = ,.,,uhere Dispisyed-rsvc-
n,uis Tlower-s'rewn'
~. >,sle to she Dispstenl

Yrs october 2e-This city
E'E'''., honor Of the Russian naval
80 3D.. streets have been crowded
ssvn hour this morning. and II
nat nearly a quarter OF
3 .s.rs have already arrived TO
gin .. sc welcome to the guests.
n' ,.. span the streets through
}'f r,ssiaus VIII pass. and lass
.-. are everywhere displayed
81 i' ..-opicd by Italian societies
II .,..m3 decorated. -
~ ti' r.fycttc. one OF the Russian
o. tarc this morning rom
nv facing the Medi'erra-
.. giays were packed with
rs Who welcomed the hus-
,.. Intelligence Of her ap~
s.. ..ranod from one OF the
g. I'D. ,hr entrance Of the harbor.
70 vessels loaded 20 their
g. ., O.. meet her and accom-
g' boz anchorage. Salutes we're
f...... l.''0cn me "ar-Sh p anu '''
60 UriyN, OF AvELAN.
,....r ard his party arrived
.... ibis morning and were
... most enthusiastic manner
..s Of persons gathered
D. Nr railway sstation. The
fhe Care st. Charles.
..r me Lyons railroad. In this
.....f Boo the vicinity was
n. cemetery across the
from the station held its
..... people.
.....et had extended an Off
. t.e visitors the Russians
r..l reception In the station
... nat throngcd about them.
DAD wbance OF order. how
... members Of the crowd not
bands. bat frantically Rugged
..most every F'renchman
'.. ....i. Long live Russia" TO
.. UHs-nns. waving their caps.
..a ihc cry II. Long live
r., -rEEWN PATHWAYS.
....... .r. option" the party entered
M n,c. driven to the prefcc
.....-e crowd lined the entire
obi. scenes that marked the
..l.. gross of the Russians were
,. r... enacted al the recent
.--.rl Lyons. one pretty feG~
....t. -tr.Viuc with flowers of the
.t-. .f which the visitors passed.
. .... enc layers Of flowers I'm
g.. fst the hoof-falls of the
r. sounds OF the wheels Of
could scarcely be heard
.r... ..- served at the Chamber Of
,...... % which brief speeches were
r.- resident OF the Chamber
-..... tsw.al Ayelan for the honor OF
haas. TAIN mterfcrcd with the eve
,.,.trt .. tl. entertainment accorded
r.N.f
~Ir LYONS FAREWELL
.y.Nt october cG-After the banquet
,... a, f...r honor at the Hotel de Vile
d. .r.,. ff- russian naval officers
....-.-. Venetian fete. and subse-
,.. r-. reception al the Grand
-..- vas after midnight when
..-. rr Narscllles An immense
-,. a.- a, th. station to bid them au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MAaKrr

49," INN fhODttB MA-tkET.
NEW YORK. October 2s.-F1our Quiet
s ~ steady; winter wheat. low grades.
HWR2S: patents. g. sod3 es; Minnasota.
lear S.oeQaso; patents. 81. ooe65t1. south
fair e e9tra asie ct and steady; common to
Whsat-Duf but nrmer: No. rp,I. store
s ,,n elevator, 6shaseisc. sfioat, p,1c. OPP
uons opened weak. and declined I0%;
1 rel 49,: and closed steady; No; =
March TsnrS' h'ec' February. 7s%c.;
e,s SornnFirm but quiet; No. q. asasc, in
fsiIs gnsr s,c%c afoa, Options Ga.iic.
November. ass.c December. ifLc
osts-Spot quiet and firrier Options
dmll but hrmer; October. 3Itsc. November
stec' No; white. November. SIC; rpot.
mixed. western, Siikassc.: white. do. 3esp
Moderately active and easy: do
BeeSI FERN Sf a@,y pa s,s Mn y
me S.. go seulI; 90. Beef hams quiet at
No.uTiob 90 Tierced beef weak: India
Cut Enthusiastically
L1rd-quiet and flrmer: western. steam,
Slo.G: city. $9,s7it: November, 50 50: .J,.nu.
airy. $3.50; refined quiet Continent. SO 50;
south America. sii.Oo: compound, &Wa
Pork-Dull but firm. No sales.
Butter-Dull but Arm and unchanged
Petrolesm-Quiet and firm
Roein--Ffrm but dull
nkc. '''' ." "<w
Rice-Firm and fairly active; domestic.
'" Mo 20 extra; i%Ni i3-i6c. Japan. i3sqs-<c.
Peanuts-ouiet; fancy hand-pickei. 40
Coffee-olptions steady. closing firm. and
December. sis.es; March. sis5o; Seotember.
lskc.
Sasar-Raw dun: fair refining, SIC:
standard A. s. is-isWsssc.; csx,icaf. 5ssii
1916: graduated, 13-l6f51c
Freights TO LiyerIool-Duil and irregu-
lar; cotton, u-6id.; grain. 3D.. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. October 2s-Flour dull
wheat.ouist; No. red. spot and oc-
soeer, resxgsSBc- Decembsr, ss,stpcsxc.:
steamer s,ssainer No. 2 red. s3aH63hc.. milling
tea14s1tc; November. SNg &C.: whiis
corn. by sample l9c. for old: &c. Tor new:
Yellow do. sc. for old; iaai5c for new.
sc oats ~ No whit western. SO
Rye Quiet; No. 2. 53c.
,,i H.aayy,M,lEaaasier; good to choice timothy.
Grain freights-QuIet and unchanged.
Butter-Quiet; creamery fancy, 2st<I2qc. (:
fair to choice. 25Q27c. imitation. sc.
EgKs-Scarce: near by. &c.
CoGee1sQuiet; Rio cargoes. fair. Iskc.;
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. October @-Wheat was very
| duh during the early part OF the session.
| with the feeling easy but later n Ia
came firmer, and showed some activity.
| Il closed bulsc. higher each for May anil
Corn was moderately active. Af.cr
| slight fluctuations. the close was quiet
| al an advance of h4hc. for the day
oats were strong early The close was
| quiet. and hq%c. higher than yesterday.
ProVsions-The opening Was lower In
| response 10 the decline in live hogs at
| the yards. At the close the market r,lled
strong. and closed at the outside prices
| for the day. January pork gained l2ikc. !;
January lard; TIC, and January ribs.
| nc. for the day
Cash quotations: Flour steady. with
prices unchanged. No. spring wheat.
| s3hc.: No. 2 red spring, s3c No. 2 corn.
3Sc. No. ? oats. 2sAc. Pork. sl75Ogiso0
| Lard. sl0i0ql0i5 Short-rib sides, eHsc
as. Dry sailed shoulders. s.. mai. y.
Short clear sides, |.25a9D. Whislxey.
4 @t.lt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
JUDGE BONDS FUNERAL.
A Distinguished Representation of Bench
and Bar in Attendance.

OBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch)
BALTIMORE. MD. october 26.-The
funeral OF Justice Hugh Bond, of the
United States Circuit Court, took place
this afternoon. A distinguished assem-
blage OF the bench and bar were presently
including Chief-Justice Fuller. of the
United States Supreme Court; Judge
Nathan Golf. of the Circuit Court OF
Appeals; Judge Paul, of Virginia; Judge
Shipman. Of New York. and the judges
of the Court of Appeals of Maryland
and Of the Supreme Court Of Baltimore.
Ex-Governor Chamberlain, of South Caro-
lima, was also present. The interment was
made at Green Mount Cemetery. this city.
The United States Court and the officers
attached TO 1t. including the marshals and
district attorneys departments. were
closed 10 permit the officials to attend the
funeral,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-27
Austria and Her Tanfe.

" cH. 90 the Dispatch)
'--NNA october 2G.-The adjournment
...-..tth is believed this evening
...r Count Taafe's plan now
rr.,t the Cabinet IN such a
' cpnciliate the opposition,
-'' d.. .1shted that he will be able
',' breach between himself AMI
HirAn left under Ernst Won
|t' ministers are reported TO
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