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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
The CROP OF COTTON.
cAaoLINA's COMMISSIONER SAYS IT
IS oveREsTlmATsD.
He Urges the Farmers 10 Held for Good
Prises--A Bloody Shooting Affrsyin
Moore Csunsy--vancs Endorsed
Correspondence Of the DIspatch)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. c.. October 25.--The Com
missioner Of Agriculture to-day Issued, In
the Bulletin. an address to the cotton
growers OF the State, In which he heartily
indorses the address OF President Evans
OF the South Carolina Farmers Alliance.
In which the farmers were urged to hold
their cotton. COMMISSIONER Robinson says
that the cotton crop this season Is over
estimated. as time will clearly show. he
| says further that the outlook Is decidedly
inferior to that OF a year ago. and that
instead OF being 10000 bales. this years
crop will in his opinion be less than last
years crop. He declares that II farmers
will hold their cotton they will sell before
the season is over for at least ten Genus
pound.
A new paper, the Weekly Chronicle. has
made Its appearance at Mllton- W. L.
King IL the editor.
KNIFE AND GUNS USED.
Some young white men in Moore county
have created a great stir there. the trou-
BILE growing out OF information given reye.
nue. officers regarding the Illicit sale OF
whiskey. In the course of a quarrel VIII
liam Harris was stabbed by William
| Rfcha rdson. who then beat the latter
| Richardson went home and got his shot
gun, and accompanied by his brother ana
| another man, also armed. returned 10
| where Harris was. With Harris were
| William Bryant and Alexander smith. AS
soon as the other men came up they fired
on Harris Bryant. and Smith, who were
unarmed, and hit all of them In the head
and face. The injured men fled.
| The Progressive Farmer the organ OF
| the Alliance, says to-day that Senator
| Vances speech made here last week was
able and conservative. II declares that IL
does not agree with him that the farmers
| can organize not In secret way, and
says that secret method Is necessity.
I 1t adds that even with the great secrecy
| Of the Alliance. many persons who ought
not TO have been I'm IL became members.
II declares that last year the Populist
party was the farmers party. IL claims
that the State Alliance has fully endorsed
| Vances views on the silver question,
having taken this step when his letter TO
| the Mecklenburg County Alliance ap-
/ peared last July.
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Raleigh will do much work in the way
OF street macadamization. and has pur-
chased steam road-roller
| A State society of the Sons of the Rev
olution has been organized. Mr.. a. w.
Graham is temporary president and MIR.
| NJ. de L. Haywood secretary. November
| 10Th a permanent organization will be
/ effected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
CITY CirnuitCourt.

Suit was instituted In the City Circuit
Court yesterday by Slater. Myers Co
Tvs. NJ. T. r. Rogers for s29l.a.
Pending suits Of the following plaintins
against the city Of Richmond were as
missed by the court under the 6-yeai
law: X. H. Maury 4, Co.. c. w. Purcell
John Johns. Jr.. Martha Cough. T.. b
Saunders, James b. Ramos. Robert Har'
vey. Thomas Branch 81 Co.. Harrison
Goddim & Apperson, Rowland Brothers.
Isaacs, Taylor e. Williams. David }.
Saunders's administrators. Alfred Moses
&. X. Cullen, ]. n. Hooson. and A.. ID
williams q Co.
Argument was continued In the sun
OF p. r. Winston, receiver. vs.. j. J. stem
brecher.
Mr.. Edwin Courtney SHIELD to-day quail
fed as deputy clerk of the Circuit Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
CATCHES A LuNATlc.
sheriff Solomon Arrests q Crazy Man
Nicholas Melancholy.

Ahram Kenny the negro luna,ic who
escaped from the Central Asylum at Pc
tersburg few days ago, has been cap
tured. and Sheriff Simon Solomon. Of
HeDrico county. is his captor The de-
mented man was taken into custody at 10
o'clock Tuesday night and brought 20
the county jail few hours latsT.
The Sheriff, upon apprehcndins Kenny,
turned him over to Constable Mosby.
The prisoner " the man who was before
the Police Court some ws.ks aco on the
charge OF stealing a horse and buggy.
Poor. careworn Philip Norman Nicholas
is melancholy again. He has been hoping
for a new trial. but the prospects In that
line now look dark and discouraging
Yesterday Mr.. Jack Nicholas. the brother
OF the prisoner. called at the jail and had
short conference with the condemned
man. Mr.. Nicholas had just been to
Goochland county 10 see II there was
anything in the point raised that the crime
occurred outside OF the Henrico limits
His trip did not afford him much reason
to hope for better things and when he
made this statement 10 his unfortunate
brother. the latter instantly became down.
at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
DOC TAYLOR THE MURDERER.
Judge flauntleroy Refuses to Grant n
Writ of Error.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals at the
late term at wytheville affirmed the
Circuit Court Of Wise county. which tried
and condemned and sentenced Doc Taylor
10 be hanged for the murder Of Ira Mullens
and his wife and three other persons by
volley fired from ambush upon lone
mountain-top in Wise county. And Judge
FauntIeroy. after disposlng of fifteen ex-
ceptlons upon points of law. concluded ar
exhaustive opinion as follows: THE yer.
diet of the jury is not only fully sustain
ed by the evidence. but II is demanded by
the suprema lex-the safety and civiliza.
ton of society" On yesterday Judge
Fauntleroy refused to grant a writ OF
error and supersedeas to the judgment OF
the Circuit Court OF Wise county. re-
fusing TO grant new trial upon the pre-
tence of insanity since the trial and sen.
tence Of the assassin. Taylor is TO hang
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
eNFIELD'S BRILLIANT MARRIAGE.
bliss Elizabeth Simpson Becomes the
Bride OF Mr.. samue. Pierson.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
WELDON, N. c.. October S.-The
Episcopal church at Enfield was the scene
of brilliant marriage this evening, the
contracting parties being Mr. Samuel
Person. prominent young merchant,
and Miss Elizabeth Simpson, the lovely
and attractive daughter Of the late Rev.
j. +. Simpson. The bride was richly at
tired in white silk. en- train. trimmed
with lace and ribbons long veil caught
up with lilac. and carried an exquisite
bouquet OF chrysanthemums and roses.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mr.. Wingate. OF Wilson. The following
were the attendants: Miss Annie Yeatman,
OF Washington, ID. c. Cmaid Of honor,
with Mr.. s. c. Bellamy (best mani; Miss
Mabel Curtis with Mr.. Edgar Simpson,
of Wilson; Miss Grimsey. of Snow HILL
with Mr.. Edgar Gay. OF Wilson; Miss
Annie Heptinstall with Captain ]. d..
Simpson. OF Richmond; Miss Annie Simp-
son, OF Wilson, with Mr.. +. IL. Whitaker.
Jr Each Of the bridesmaids also carried
bouquets similar to the one carried by
the bride. The ceremony was witnessed
by large assemblage Of the friends OF
the young couple. They were the re-
cipients of many handsome presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED.
Mr.. Wright of 40 WEEDS q Bride OF ID
Victim OF Hemorrhsgic-fever.
Correspondence Of The DIspatch)

Correspondence or the Dlspatcn')
ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., october 25.-
William Moore, supposed to be an escaped
Georgia State convict, was arrested here
to-day by Chle2-of-Police John T.. Cal
houn, and will be held to await the ar
rival OF officers from Atlanta.
Tonight Mr.. Wright, of Nash county,
will wed Mrs. Mullen, OF this place.
Mr. Wrights age is &c years, while that
of the lady Is 70.
The 7-year-old son of Mr.. Joseph X.
Harper died near here yesterday OF
hemorrhagic-fever.
The infant child OF Mr.. w. A. Edwards,
car-inspector OF the Atlantic Coast-Line,
was quite seriously burned about the
hands and feet this morning by the acct
dental overturning of a vessel of boiling
milk.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas Is conducting pro-
tracted meeting at the Presbyterian
church
Rev. James o. Guthrie. OF the Metho-
dist church, who has served this station
for four years-the limit for continuous
service In that church-will be located
elsewhere after. the coming annual con-
ference.
Miss Temple Battle. of Gold Rock. Is
visiting her uncle, Judge ]. A. Taylor.
Judge Jacob Battle. recently appointed
by Governor Carr to fill the vacancy
on the Superior Court bench, caused by
the resignation OF Judge III. G. Conner
holds his first court at Bladen County
Courthouse commencing to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Hard nj The Y. NJ. G. A.

Mr.. Anton schatzel, the physical in
structor at the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. who has been suffering with a
lame leg, is very much better and was
able to walk yesterday without the aid
Of crutches.
The Association Orchestra will meet FRI
day night for reorganization, 1t Is eX-
occted that the membership will be quite
large. and the new musical club will start
out under most favorable auspices.
The Devotional Committee held meet
Ing in the building Tuesday night to make
arrangements for the week of prayer that
Begins Sunday, November 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
The Lula Whiiden Society of Randolph
Street Church.

Forty young misses Of Randolph-Stree'
Sunday school met at the superintend-
enrs residence Tuesday night. and or
ganized the Lula Whiden Society. The
society Is organized with the view Of inn
proving its members in Sunday-school
aud church work and is named for Miss
Lula Whilden. n missionary to China
The following officers were elected: Miss
Matte Butler PRESIDENT Miss Josie
GILL first vce-presIdent; Miss Edna
Bethel. second vice-president; Miss Katie
Burnett, secretary; Miss Eula Scott as
sistant secretary; Miss Minnie Cary,
financial secretary; Miss Nellie Cary
treasurer and Miss Mamie Pace, assist
ant treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
CompanyF elect. a Lieutenant.

Company +, First virginia Regiment
held an election Tuesday night to III
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
First Lieutenant l.. J. boswell, Second
Lieutenant c. p. Shackelford was chosen
IS his successor and First Sergeant Nor
gan r. Mills, of Company +, was pro-
NOTED TO the second lieutenancy. The
other promotions necessitated by the cleo
ton have not yet been made. After the
meeting the infantrymen repaired "a
Wells cafe, where they partook of light
-pfreshmentg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

Ing IN person or by proxy. and there
is a waiting list of twenty applicants who
have never been members Of the organi-
zatton.
The limit OF membership had TO be
increased last year. and It VIII be ne
cesary TO eth further increase II TO ae-
commodate the numerous demands Tor
admission now being made. The annual
election OF officers took place. and Mr..
LEVIN Joynes was elected president. and
Mr.. p. H. c. cabeIl secretary and trea-
surer. The first german VIII be given on
the 18th of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
SAM HARPER KILLS JOHN WRIGHT.
Two Intsxicated Buncombe Farmers
Quarrel With Fatal Results.

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
ASHEVILLE, N. c., October Eyes
terday afternoon Samuel Harper and John
Il. Wright, two farmers living in the
southern part OF Buncombe county, who
had been drinking In town, started home
together in a buggy. At fork where
their ways home separated, at about
o'clock in the evening, they were seen to
get out Of the buggy and engage in
struggle Both fell, with Harper on top.
Harper arose, but Wright was unable TO
do so. He was found to be fearfully cut
and beaten. One stab at the heart caused
his death In few minutes. Harper was
unhurt. Wright leaves a large family.
Harper Is in jail and an inquest Is pend
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

OF moet lovable character. and as a
daughter. wife. and mother. she was
tender, affectionate and true.
Mrs. Rose WAS daughter OF the late
John o. chiids, and sister OF Mrs
Montgomery West, She leaves husband
and three small children.
The funeral win take place this after.
noon at o'clock from All Saints church
The members OF the Ashby Light Horse
OF which Mr.. Rose II lieutenant. viii
attend the funeral In body. They arc
requested 20 ASSEMBLE at the Masonic
Temple this afternoon at 3s45 o'clock Ia
citizens dress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. October IA
special to the Age-Herald from Camden,
Ala. says: Mark Montgomery. the negro
mail-rider between Alberta and Camden,
disappeared last week and search was
made for him The searchsrs found the
snail-baes In the woods cut open. A day
later Montgomery was found He had
been terribly beaten and Wa unconscious.
Iiis mind = clear at intervals. He says ne
- whitp nan dtd q. b1l be hsa not told
yet Who a. white man y. u No con-
~ a a>So( the Vnols sG1ir. "a says
eshesg ~ shers b:s11es ~ n.s gho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
rbr.. rsou,ana m,l.. Through ChIna

The Rev. John Mccarthy. native oil
Dublin, Ireland. and for twenty-seven
years conn ected with the China Inland
Mission. will deliver an address this even
ing In the chapel at Richmond College
on some OF his observations and expert
ences In the Christian Empire. MT
mccarthy is a genial, Christian gentleman
fun Of information and OF kindly spirit
His address. while before the students
PROMISES TO be especially interesting q
their lady friends. Exercises begin at 7;s'
sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Death oil Coiored Clergyman.

SALISBURY, N. c.. October 3.-Rev.
Joseph C. Price. ID. D., African Methodist
Episcopal Zion church. and president OF
the Livingstone College here, died ut l2:ls
O'Clock last night OF Brights dis
ease. He was possibly the foremost OF
his race as an orator and educator. lie
was a native of North Carolina. being
born in Elizabeth City. and was In his
18th year. His death is deeply regretted
by all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

The lecture upon the Worlds Fair to
DC given at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION tomorrow night for the benefit
If the Women's Christian Association
-,romises 10 be we'll attended. The object
Of the entertainment is TO raise funds
10 pay for replacing the roof of the house
of the organization, which was blown of
turing the recent storm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
A Good Showing by the Chesapeake and
Ohin R-iiMny Company.

The earnings and expenses OF the Chesa,
peake and Ohio railway for the month OF
September, 1888. as against September
1892. show IA follows: Earrings, N52Oss. ~
decrease, s3s. 1851 TO- Expenses. s5Sl, ~. ~
decrease. slOis57.7 Net. SSzO,sSS.D; IN
crea &C. 416 Isl 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkv

<k&At%4%fA~I AVtt&&<<<<<
RICHMOND, October Z.--I<oone nklfAO
sold well again to-day, thoueh 4l4QuY--
tnrers are not yet buying. 49, n9soX
realize the extent Of the de0co~1cY
the new bright crop confirmed ~ ovogf -
bocco man Interviewed lately
Richmond appears to. be 6of0p9 III
To-r1orrow fThurxday) the DAVIS = ORR
DRY Company will sell two CARLOADS 8
nice planters tobacco from one Of the
largest Of Caro'ina's plahters-Mr EIler
"a shslbuyne's warehouse had vesy
good bright tobacco sale to-day. WITH
5sc cents highest. Cr.nshaw's. war
iooae rom ic. Tor primings TO - foe
BE- diy cured and medium leaf. The ssls
Mas consisierei satisfactory to all.
= Mr. ". a. Adams OF OXFORD y: G.
NJ Lewis OF Milton, ". G. treturning non
the Worlds Fair. and j. y. Cobb tins
American Tobacco Cowpany's leaf supces
intendent. Of Danvillc. were on sales TO-
day.
The Japanese gentlemen here. u thex
find the cigarette machines needed. VIII
Introduce them into their country, wnef0
they now make 10000 cigarettes pr DAY
by hand-work, They viii also need VIZ.
gtnia tobacco for their cigarettes.
Old brishts will surely advance wien
the true status Of the new tobacco ~
comes known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
co,one, r,chbam,. coodI.ies.

Colonel william r. wlckham. who has
been quite sick for some weeks, was
brought down to the Retreat for the
Sick Saturday and Is improving. HIS
friends can cali upon him there. as his
physicians think II IL well for him TO have
them drop in and talk TO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
Lower rempera,ur. end Frost.

Mr.. Dunlop. secretary Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. was notified from the
Weather Bureau, at Washington. yes
terday that there would be decidedly
lower temperature with heavy frost last
night, and continued cold weather to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
REV. w. j. WILHELM PASSES AWAY.
His Remains wiz be Brought to Virginia
For Intermenf.

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
DURHAM. N. c.. october 3.-The Rev.
w. J. Wilhelm, whose serious Illness was
noted yesterday, died last night at Hills
boro' OF typhoid-fever. He had been
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
that place for several years. and was
greatly beloved by his people. He came
to this State from Virginia. and his re-
mains will be carried home for burial.
He leaves a wife to mourn her loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

Democrats. look to your transfers. Only
three days remain in which You can
secure the right 10 vote II YOU changed
yo,lr residence before the 9Th OF this
month. The clerks at Democratic head
quarters, fio7 Main street (up-stairs), VIII
attend to this matter for you upon appli-
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
THE ACADEMY.
shing Ching To-Nlght-Across the Pc
temac.

tomac.
The comic opera "Shing Ching" with its
brilliant staging. fine costuming. and m-
dlcrous situations. will be presented at
the Academy of Music again tonight
The new war play. across the Poto-
mac" written by Edward M. Alfriend. of
his city, will be presented at the Acade-
my OF Music on Friday and Saturday OF
this week. This is the third season OF
this production, and it's first presentation
In this city. 1t has been very successful,
and comes with the favorable endorse
ment of the best critics In the country.
Richmond people will now have the OPP
nnrtunity OF seeing a war play written
by one of our own citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
n-Proxed a snrInter.

John Dabpey, the negro who stabbed
'sichard Anderson. another darby, In
difficulty a few days ago. was seen by
several men near Marshall-Street School
yesterday afternoon. An attempt was
made to capture Dabney, and large
crowd Joined in the chase, but the
fugitive proved himself to be quite
"sprinter," and eluded his pursuers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

s1s a logan Rose. the wife OF Mr..
t.s..,a s1oss. died AT the residence OF
. ,ssss !, On "a west Grace street yester-
q" O'Clock. after a long ill-
n2s III = Daa oeen sisk for many
srstsa ,e,, shs bore her safrsinxs with
y Rs ssa ane was fully prepared
cannr. She WAS : vonan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
SITTING BULLS eaAsooAuanres.
she M.kts Her Adv.ss Isse the wosid on
q Halfway Trnir.

tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch)
CHARLESTON. g. c.. October S.--Gray
Buffalo Robe. an Indian sauaw connect
ed with Pawnee Bilps historic wild-west
show. became the mother OF a papoose
this morning on a train The child was
named Carolina, in honor OF Miss May
Lille Pawnee Bills wife) and the State
OF her birth. The mother rode In a race
ten hours after the child was born. The
mother Il Telling Stars wife and a
daughter Of Sitting Bull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
I'M. Raa.ohe sull Rt.lnx.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
WELDON. ". c.. October 5.-The Roa-
noke river is Just one foot higher than u
was yesterday. II Is rising slowly ana
lacks several feet OF reaching the hign-
water mark Of the last great food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

r'ha Tuesday German Club had ~
annusi meeting Tor fcorganiHakion q ne
CSlnn3enwsa Grub last nlGhk - tns
6rosiise 3 that the e9nln4 $500 w y,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
MARINE rNrELLIaENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 9Th.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 18th.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.)
ARRIVED.
British steamship Lesbury, Galveston.
British steamship Leny. Savannah.
British steamship Zoe. Galveston.
British steamship Edenmore. Hamburg.
British steamship Afford, Velasco.
SAILED
British steamship Lesbury, Bremen.
British steamship Leny, Havre.
British steamship Zoe, Havre.
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. 18th.
QBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamshlp Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

ST. LOUIS October q; .Flour dull; pat
wheat-Lower, October. ssi1c.: Novcm-
corn@fower; octobef, &C.: November.
3pxc; December 331sc.
Oats The same ss yesterday; October.
Psork-standard mess. selling. asS; on
Iard-Prime steam. ioc
ana Iry clear sa'r ribs ss sSo1ss &c '0n
Bacon--Boxed shoulders &C.; longs ant'
clear ribs. SIC; shorts, yse.; clear ribs
Hleh wlnes-Firm al. titL
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October S.--Flour pat
ent A01pA0.
Wheat-S,sady at &c. for No. red.
Porf- s S mess. ai.Se: Clear d.:
H9oo: family .y, 1850 ,o<y,oxc
Bscors-steasiy; shoulders, st5c.; short
rib sides, lozc.; short clear sides. ioxc.
whis1 9zE ss,asrt s. l M;iAt;RKErs
LIVERPOOL october 8.--Noon-cctfoa
K %Sssas @ld Ss%sn SiS. ssiss sS
bales: America n III ss caies sc sRSs 1%o
mani moderate: November and December.
&c, :sd A 8scs% lss rGa s aaa1js anusis 49, "a
FEB February, Ss4o: S Nj !; a 3; rssf
sn ss. Ap!h a. s sas june s's x ca ~
NV NEW Y DIX october 1.-corton stssdy
and quiet uplands. Sc: Orleans. LA
s ;ss m, "a nsis; c 500 ssaa sssea a1a
Sales. sS.5QO bales: October, $50: Ncyen-
Der. ss.o2; pscsmnsr: Hii; janvsr =:
May S Hxvi spns srSRh MARKEra
BAvANNAH. GA. October S..Tqxpe1~
tine steady. opening at N%c:, ann 9, c.e 1919
a SSse,g e al & 'S Suo ssdS,n Rsssp
casks. Rosin Arm and IN good Demand
for IA gfnAss. Sslee about 4Qo p9yte.4
a a;s; = as 6 q eSl e. Do;
wiISiNo{2S e .s osse s -
f fSs's sss' ssssas =. &c q
& &c. c1sds tprpsptme Ami - ~
,: sass3s 81 3 Is { Z iss a:'' 81 i
los E RSf tnANuf 1lAD1I1(y.
.NQnFQLk VA &c. Il
S @Rss!s go: 1s,ss :: 2sss
EOR HAL4 4 On HIN
IN0R skf1 An = y ~,
~ ssos c ~ T. NJ
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26

GRAIN Ann COTTON Mxc14ANoE.
w glshM s.sss busRs is con- lxRissj. a
bushels, eats. 1904 blsecie =. ....s,...
Ssics.- N's y. b no bu1ts's: cof7 twnise)s
mlss:i EI1.s Ssortbsrr5, e0tee ~
s CO. rs, - In y, y!rs|, g. ~ ~
fl,tx. .y's sf.sr spe<i). U11D2( U4
. mixed. ssessAc.; No. uaix<d = s'1c.
f<ss--vaV $50. : -. /. -
Es0a3'&; patent t:2sQ$sS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
DEATHS.

FIRL-Died Tuesday. October "a. 1890,
Mt $40 p. NJ, MAX. FIRL, in the I'D year
OF his age.
Funeral will be held TO-DAY Thurs
day). October 26. 1893. at p. NJ, from
his fathers residence, 72S north Ninth
street. Friends and acquaintances re-
spectfully invited.
ROSE.-Died. at the residence Of her
husband, No. 90S west Grace street, We'd
nesday morning, October 25. 1893, at 2:30
O'Clock, Mrs. s. LOGAN ROSE, wife Of
Charles A. Rose.
Funeral will take place from Ar-Saints
church THIS Thursday EVENING at
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

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