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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
SNAKES TAKE The GOLD CURE.
Two That Were Good Ratters and moussfA
When they We're Sober
New York SUM-

You know what a bullsnake u.s. OF
course, 1t is about that long, ana as dig
around as this. though they vary III siZe'
as others do
IL was Petite Bigelow talking. lie Is
the best-known newspaper man on the
Pacific coast, and the most picturesque
.in i've continents II was ne VINO went
ia the den of the train-robbers, evans
md Sontag in the mountains back or
Fresno. and returned with page inter
view. which he printed, when all the law
officers of California, aided by Apache
trailers, could only get near enough 10
the robbers 10 get shot by thenh' Ie'e
is rusticatng now In New YORK because
the Fresno grand jury want MN as an
Necessary after the fact because he re-
fused TO tell the sheriff where ne iouiiu
the robbers. He denies that the robbers
aIIo,yed him 10 visit them on condition
that he would tell some of his famous
snake stories. .,-..,
Howeyer: THE bullsnake," continued
Petite, lis an intelligent reptile, and ordi-
narily a model of industry and sopriety
hut | know two. named Napoleon ana
Patsy. which fall from grace IN sdu
manner. They are famous ratters anu
mousers. All bullsnakes are; but these
two were especially skilled. They were
owned by a friend of mine, an orchardist
I'm the Sonoma valley, and had VIDE re-
mutation for the CELEBRITY ana thorough
ness with which they cleaned out the rats
and mice OF any ranch building they were
nut into. Their owner. my friend, carmen
quite an INCOME loaning them out at so
much a day TO neighbors with Vermin-
infested barns.
another friend OF mine, vineyardist
I'm the Napa valley. had an old wine eel
lar where mice and rats were so pientitul
II was really discourasing, especially as
hts wines are very good and pleasant 10
sample. except that-well, mice and rats
are not the company one would select 10Y
Il wine-sampllng afternoon.
well. | told my Napa county friend OF
The b1lisnakes owned by my Sonoma
county friend, and he sent for them.
The first result distressed me, don't you
know; panied me exceedingly. THOSE Two
bullsnakes, with reputation for integ-
rity and strict business principles whlch
extended from Petaluma TO Agnews, Tor
got their early training. neglected. the
rats and mice, and took TO wine drinking
In q manner really shocking.
''You know In those cellars wines are
drawn by hose from one cask TO another'
which requires many open bunsholes.
The cellar men became nervous. ior ai'er
a bit they never knew when they ap-
preached cask whether the piack thins
hanging out Of the bung was secuon
of hose or Patsy or Napoleon
Petite paused to sip little absintns ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. October Wall street
contributed more than its quota OF specu-
lators at the race down the bay to-day.
and as a result: the transactions at Stock
Exchange to-day were OF retail charac-
ter Even Lacllawanna, which was such
card yesterday, was dull. and made a
net less OF q per cent, The sales OF yes
terday were 1890 shares. To-day, for the
two business hours, they were only 900
shares Very little was heard about the
big sale of stock to various corporations.
and still less of the alleged revolution In
the management.
Notwithstanding the dullness the gem
eral market was strong. Whiskey was
somewhat Of a feature, rising TO zSNs on
pool-buying and on talk that the insiders
had compromised with the American Dis
tributing Company. Northwest moved up
TO i00ai on light trading Wheeling ana
Lake Erie preferred rose ), 20 il9s. Cen
eral Electric was stronger and sold up
After the bank statement the market
reacted slightly. There was moth;
ing in the statement to call
for this reaction, however, ,a q,
OF firm. The sales were 1000 shares
Money on cali is nominally per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 7gS per cent
Sterling exchange - easier, WIN &c act 6l,I
for sixty DAYS, and NA&GiSj for de-
mand Posted rates. s4.SiG lS4ia COM
mercial bills. ASluLS2 for sixty days,
and $685. G4siI5 for demand.
Silver sitS certiacates at the stock Exchange
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds lower. ,o on ooo. OAR.
Treasury balances: com, N9'S'sVVVi cur
rency. $j.07SQ00.
e,,roct- OrrOTATTO\S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
TIE Herald on Daniel.
CYash!ngton telegram in the New for"
Ilerald)

{ AGn.lElOl
IIerald)
Mr. Daniel is an orator OF wel-knoWh
ability and elOqurnce. He was Ia eNccHeh'
form 10 day (Thursday) Dressed il
4 dark frock coat opened doWi
the front 10 display spo'le'
white vest. with clean snd' !
face eagle nose and distinguished D@ar
iog he Was a cfcditable picture or tht
old-time type of the state when mas I
,lace in American history as the Mother
II Presidents.
Like Bonrke Cochran. but without the
Z, tiers magnetic force. Daniel possesses
tho charms aud graces OF Heayen-borr
oratory. whether the listener agrees Win
him or not "a imma ter.al. whatever nj,
qubiect Is immaterial. What he say
NAV be largely immaterial. But the wa!
ne saws It, his clear enuncialon anu
carefully modulated voice, his graceliI
oosc and gesture please the eye and
;.cl,le the ear.
So II came to pass that Daniel to-day
,.o,,,,.,ad the usual order OF things win
reference TO the free-silver speakers. Ii
hogan with only small attendance or
the floor, and proportionately less III th'
gallerics. and saw both gradually increase
nour by hour until every Senator was NJ
nls seat and the galleries crowded Inc
attention on the Democratic side wa
particularly marked.
The Virginia Senator had writer
;peech. but had It so well memorized thai
,e found It necessary only now and ther
70 refer TO his notes. At times his impas
stoned voice could have been heard by
ten thousand out-of-door listeners AM
made the narrow confines of the chamber
ing. The rather stilted and old fasnloneo
style and the somewhat ford rhetori'
appeared to afford welcome contrast u
the usual daily silver output.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
1hL FERRIS WHEEL.
what the Gigantic Undertaking Repre-
srnts In Mechanics.
0eview OF Revkws)

ilteVlcW VI ANrFEhSD
II Is not easy for the mind TO grasp the
stunendous nature OF this Undertaking.
Tho wheel itself IS go feet In diameter
AZ its highest point II is 26s feet above the
earth. That is 10 say, II Bunker Hlll
Monument were used rs a yardstick 10
measure il the towering monolith woul
fail short 30 feet VI the wheel were SCI
IN broadway by the side of Trinity splie
# would lift the passengers of It's cars t.
4 level with the apex Of that soaring stee-
ple. The obellsk of Luxor. or TraJah $
pillar at Rome, would not be long ehouE"
to serve for a radical spoke.
Then. again, as 10 its enormous welsn l.
The Niagara cantilever, just below inc
Falls. was looked upon as an englneerihe
wonder when II was built. Its construc
zion required three years. The Ferris
wheel was built in five months ana us
weight is four times that Of the Niagara
bridge The st. Louis bridge was another
wonder. and its weight Is about equal L.
that of the big wheel complete. Ih'
Cincinnati cantilever ais another nus
bridge: il is 900 feet, quarter or mic
Iorg. IL would about balance the scalc
with Mr.. Ferriss big toy. And the one l.
set irnmovable, resting on two supports
r-bilc the wheel is swung upon an axle
ufted 40 feet In the air. 1t has 80 cars
and in these two regiments of soldiery
could be seated and swept with an al
most imperceptible motion high above lhe
White Wonder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Is CAPTAIN PAUL BOYToN'
New York Friends Think He Is the
au.r,c,p Caught Mt RIO.

conarai interest Is felt In the news
that an American OF the name OF Boyton
was arrested in Rio Janeiro harbor on
tug fyIng the British flag. says the New
Work. Evening World. on which was
found n quantity OF torpedoes. The in
formation came to the State Department
I'm n dispatch from Commander PICKING,
OF the cruiser Charleston, who staten .hat
the man had been handed over TO MIN
by the British naval commander. Inc
man Boyton is a prisoner on the Charles
TON. and Secretary Herbert has in
structed Commander Picking to hold his
prisoner until further orders.
Although the Identity Of the man Boy
ton is something OF a mystery to the
Navy Department. the impression that
he IL none other than Captain Paul Boy
ton. the well-known nautical character,
has grown into n full-hedged belief
among his friends and acquaintance In
this city Captain Boyton was Kept
constantly before the public by his feats
with his patent swimming and non
sInkable outfit, and particularly for his
mock attempt to blow up an English
Visiting war-ship in this harbor about
nine years ago. An Evening World re-
porter talked with a half dozen friends
of Captain Boyton in the city to-day,
and they are all Of the opinion that the
Royton prisoner on the cruiser
Charleston Is their impulsive friend, Cap
tain Boyton.
1T is Just like Boyton." said one Of
the men, "to steal into revolution
ridden country and offer his services to
a party for the purpose OF blowing up a
war vessel. particularly an ironclad, by
means OF his rubber swimming suit
To blow I'D n vessel has been his life
ambition merely as 4 demonstration or
the merits OF his natatorial invention
Capt. Boyton has not been seen In
this city in three years, although his
friends have Indirectly heard from him
1t was generally believed that captain
Povton was still in London or III Eu-
rome giving exhibitions until the news OF
the arrest OF the American Boyton IN
Rio Janeiro. The belief IS also INDUCED
in that the torpedoes found In the tug
were genuine. and that he was employed
by the brazilian government to blow
m the ironclad Aquidaban. the main
stay Of the insurgents
one dark night Captain Boyton with his
newspaper friends hired boat at Temp
klnsville and rowed out TO within SNORT
distance OF where an English man-of-War
was anchored Captain Boyton slid over
hoard with his swimming suit and paddle
and carried n dummy torpedo. lie was
discovered. however. by the guard ana
the whole party was made prisoners out
let 20. The affair created a sensation al
the time.
Another feat OF Captain Boyton was ne
swim down the Mississippi river from
st. Paul to New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 7.--Flour-Dull
and weak: winter wheat low grades, wv
az. 6: patents, 100000 Minnesota clear.
flour dull and weak; common 90 fair extra.
s. l0li3, 10; good To choice DO. s3.l5SlI25.
wheat-:Spot dull and easier; No. red.
OPTIONS very dull. closing steady at a nc;
decline. with trading wholly local and
without feature Closing: october, Dsc.;
December 73Hc.: May. SoSsc.
Corn-Spot dull and lower; No. IN ele'
vator 47&Gf77sc. options duh but stead,
at nc. decline. October. 41k2c.: Novem
Der. i7Sic December, iSc.
Oats-Dull but steady; October. 31sc.
western. s5GS6isc': white do. S70Ssc.
Wool-More active and steady: domestic
fleece 2Od25c.; pulled, l6u2Sc. .,,u,,,
Reef-Quiet and firm, family, Si3qha
1l.5O: extra. siO.50dli.Oo. Reef hams dull
AT Sl6OE'650. Tierccd beef firm; city
extra India mess, s22 Q0n $50. cut meats
quiet and firm; picked bellies; lz'sMilSc.:
shoulders. he; hams. lO1allc.; middles
nominal
Iard-Flrm and quiet; western steam.
sO25 asked: city, $3.50: October. N0@;
November $780, January: &@;, r sn,
Por,S-Guiet and firm; new mess. $i9SO
Butter-Quiet and steady. state dairy
21G2Sc. creamery. 2sg5oc; western oalry
Cotton-seed oil-Dull and nominal: crude,
3Jc: yellow, soc.
Petroleum-Quiet and firm; crude. IN
barrels, washington, $50; DO IN buls,
and Baltimore, $50: do In bulk, 2.eod26S
Rosin-Dull and steady; strained COM
mon to good. SlTl90l.2O.
Turpentine-Steady at 2sisd2ec.
Rlce-Firm and fairly active; domestic
fair to extra, 3]sd5ssc., Japan. 4t.atSc;
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans open kettle good to choice. Se3SSsc.;
market inactive and steady. -,
Tltslt nH-nl
Coffee-options steady. Is points down
10 up; October, ll l1tll'55 Decemper;
Sl6l5al6.0; March, $3.50. Spot Rio duh
Sugar-Raw. quiet and steady; fair re
flning 3ilc.; refined. firm and fairly ne.
tive: No. s. 42t1I4 iJ-l6c. standard a, 8-lS
.t54sc.; cut loaf. 5Ssq5 lS-l6c; granulated.
Freights to Liverpool dull but firm: cot
ton, per steam, 9-Gid.; grain, steam. 40
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. October THE market
was very quiet to-day and an easier feel
ing prevailed. The opening In wheat was
i.ltIc lower than yesterdays close; the
market then nuctuated within a &c range
and closed about i4m3sc. lower for Do
cember and Sc lower for May:
Corn-There was a moderate local trade
In corn. which was confined principally
to room-traders. The market opened NC:
OF s,c. and closed with decline OF lsaAc.
for May. -.
the other months were slow, WIN an
oaaier feeling. The market was narrow.
covering but a &c. range. tho close being
,bort iC67i,c. lower than yesterday.
Provisions opened steady at about yes
ter,iav's close. although 1.-Two hogs were
over. Packers supported prices through
out the session. The closing was strong
around the top figures of the day and
showed n gain OF The; for January pork
ualy ribs.
Cash quotations
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat. No:
} spring. 6ic No. . corn. 3S.sc NO. 2
ats 27Tg7s Q. Mess pork, sli50glS.0o.
lard. SO 7O0a7j. Short rib sides, S.i5g
> 80: dry sailed shoulders. N.@h.; short
| Lear sides. s9j00l025. Whiskey. N.l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
sToaM-surfEasRs DESTITUTE.
An Appeal for Aid IN their Behalf from
New Orleans


By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
NEW ORLEANS. LA. October THE
following was telcgraphed to the CONNER
cial exchanges OF Chicago. st. Louis. Gin
cinnati, Kansas City, New York, Phila-
delphia. Boston. Baltimore, Pittsburg,
Minneapolis. st. Paul. Omaha and other
places:
"office OF the Board OF Trade. Limited.
New Orleans. La. october .. 1888.
"a terrible disaster has destroyed a ma
jority OF the Inhabitants OF the islands
and marshes adjacent to this city, and
the survivors are left penniless. Their
stock. houses, boats and means OF nveli-
hood are gone. and they are In distress.
The people of Louisiana will bury the
dead and feed the starving, but appeal
to a generous public to assist In contr1ou-
tons which will enable thousands OF de-
serving people to again follow their avo-
cations and support their families SUD-
scriptions OF any character will be thank
fully received and be disbursed by the
Executive Committee of the Board OF
Trade. acting jointly with the CONNER
cial bodies.
"(signed. JOHN NJ. PARKER. Jr..
president"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
OuNNAVEN a POLITICIAN.
'Lo Ngikytio's owaet to Be President OF
BIta.n's Conservative tuiof.

r.l urhtci BY the United Press
'-''l DOS. october THE National
'.|. pf Conservative Associations, which
". meet az Cardiff early in November
"il cleo, me Earl OF Dunrayen. owner Of
"r Fa.1yIle. 60 be It's president. This
hirr~nce Of the National Union Is TO
'.' conservatives what the great annual
''.Is Of the National Liberal Federation
10 ih" Liberals, and It's highest once
" an exceptional political honor.
4'r Marquis Of Butte. who has immense
money Interests IN the Cardiff District,
VAS possible candidate for the office.
i' iAe Earl OF Dunraven IL preferred, as
' ls not only great Welsh landowner,
.-. also FOUND politician He is, there
IRE the unanimous choice OF his party.
Although yachting is his passion. he In
80 earnest student Of public affairs. lie
" siso an effective speaker. and while
''oIe'ary OF the Colonies displayed great
f1~hties as statesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
THE RICHMOND D1spATCH-sUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1893.

water. He has given up>wine drinking.
"a curious thing about drunken snake
f." he resumed. "that instead OF moving
forward on it's belly In a crooked line. II
moves backward on It's back In a straight
line. But everything came out all right
Indeed"
ooh. yes. sent the snakes down to
Toz Gatos. where they took the Kelley
cure. They are back in my friends wine
cellar hard at work and dead sober.
They've cleared out every mouse In the
cellar except. few red and green no
t,ced tha last time I went there"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

Schooner Albert MASON. GaIe, New fork
fertilizer: Durham Fertlltzng Company.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk merchan
disc and passengers; l. Weisiger, superin
tendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
BISHOP CHESHIRE.
AM, re coNsecaATEp AT TAR
II 1850 BY BISHOP LYMAN
From Several states TO be Prss-
Wilmington Alarmed Over
uomor-Tbe Collector Con.
nrmation.
=, ,c,erram 10 the Dispatch)

r,cU y. c.. october I-Notice
a. received from Presiding Bishop
-..,.... Of Connecticut. that Joseph
Cntshirc. Jr.. OF the Episcopal
~ North Carolina, viii be con-
..l n Tarboro'. y. c.. next Sunday.
rvmsn. OF this diocese. will be the
-,or. assisted by Bishop Watson
... carolina. and Capers. of South
Tho new Bishop VIII be pre-
t. bishops weed. OF Florida, ana
~ Louisiana. Bishop Dudley.
....y ureachcs the sermon. The
yrcqhytcrs will be Rev. Drs.
Murdoch, and Wingate, ana
- ..rfcym,u participating, KeVs.
r.trnger. Iuglc. Weston, and
Tho bishops OF Georgia, Nir-
..tqma. and Texas are expected
s. SPECIAL COURT.
carr has ordered n special
r. superior Court OF Randolph
t begin November Ath, Judge
.. preside. ,-, l.-....
Gonna fldnion Iheatrlch company
. O.. pieces here.
....rss mon OF Durham have ar
r... "a banquet 70 Colonel Julian
..t "Wednesday evening.
.. q Southport and Whining
..al because Of well-founded
., One of the important light
fr. mouth % the Cape Fear
Do. discontinued. IL that is
vessels can enter the river at
s reaching ont as tobacco
... ..aI. and viii make Efforts 70
.......- u leaf tobacco raised
...... ridge FAR west as
WAGES OPPOSITION.
...t -t. talk now is about the at
...t simmons nomination as
....r Efforts to ascertain
....- motive for antagonizing
.... made for days. Your cor
... t..I today that the cause
belief that Simmons induced
GO maize appointments OF
r. Western District who were
to Vance. 4 prominent man
statement. but It really seems
most lruatugf thing.
- rar.rts chat Dr. W. Il. Wood
.urt soon his position Of
l.nt 20 the insane asylum here.
& REUNION.
....I ,..Ilv viii be great day at
tf. occasion being the
......4 u. eN Confederate veterans
OBJ. way in that region. Sena-
rr D. l.. NJ Curry. Colonel
.. South Carolina, Ex-Governor
Governor Longstreet are to be
... speakers Marion Roberts
Army OF the Republic. viii
. thr CELEBRATION
....tIe-incrras q inquiry for
properties Ia the Piedmont
.... fItrS OF the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
KNOWING PARSONS
One wasn't Going to Give up Blue Chii
for Only One Dollar.

There is the story of a gentleman WHO
inadvertently slippel "A blue poker-chlt
into the church collection-plate and ther
called upon his pastor with an apology foi
his carelessness and a silver dollar insteaa
OF the chip.
"Oh. no" said the man OF God kno"
inglv. that's not enough. "A blue chlp =
worth five dollars In your game.
An Oklahoma divine was even shreWue,
.1h. collection will now be taken,
h.. said land l wish TO remark further
mat poker-chips don't go any more.
am forced TO this decision by the fact
that some OF the brethren have beer
showing of chips of their own make OF
u.s. and letting the laugh be on us when
ve went TO get them cashed at the Dew
drop Fortune parlors.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
THE FIRST GAME OF FOoT-BALL'
'vnrsities Defeat the Richmond 'oHege
Boys by Score Of 81 too.
(Spccial telegram 70 The DispatchJ

(Cnccial telegram to the Dispatch)
CIART OTTESVILLE. VA, october T.
4 large crowd witnessed the game OF
Football on the athleuc-grounds between
the Richmond College and Varsity teams.
There VAS a commcndable absence OF an
slurclua, features. While the kichinohu
bows ala some excellent tAckIht, nv
,,|-, MT a match for Johnny Poe's pets
Dotb teams showed need Of practice
The Richmond College boys won theiF
6nlv touchdown by one Of the pretuest
inns ever witnessed on the home grounds.
THO score stood "a to in favor OF the
University Of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

Especial telegram TO the biSpa'ch'l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, october e
The Democrats of STAFFORD ana hils
Caorce counties met this afternoon at
White oak and renominated by acclama-
lion DELEGATE John T.. Mason for the
House. Thus far neither the Republicans
nor Populists have made Nomination.
ana IL IS rumorcd that they will not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08

for the beacfit OF the Methodist College
at this place was quite success. DIR.
faferty OF Richmond. delivered his
famous lecture. THE Old Times and
New" In his lninitable style. after which
bountiful dinner was served. About $50
was realized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
The Msmphfs Strikes.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. October Ten switch
men took the places of strikers on the
Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern rail;
road this morning. The yard /. guarded
by TWENTY-FIVE policemen and deputy
sheriffs. IL is the impression here that
the employees will vote TO accept the SO,
cond proposition submitted by General
Echols.
The striking switchmen on the Memphis
and Charleston are holding a conference
with the officials, aud it is probable that
the strike will be declared OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
In The Jaws Of Death.

CBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
DETROIT. MICH, october IA special
from bennington. Ont. says the sehoohei
David Stewart is ashore OF that piace'
and six people are hanging TO the riss s,S
in momentary expectation OF oeils maS ,'''
of. Another schooner. name u''n IN -,
80 conc down near there with all on
hoard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
steamer Berkshire Labelled.

ppoypyxcr, Il. J., October THE
steamer berkshire, ct the Merchants. and
Miners Transportation Company: plying
between thus CITY and Norfolk. va. was
bpelled last night tor $4,000: Inc s2,t Is
brought by the Norfolk and western nati,
Raw whe one Of the railroad company's
barees, with i, 800 tons OF coal. was sunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Georg,. Central R.ocivership.
nv teievraDh 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, October Upon the
petition of John S. Tilmey. of New York.
Judge Jackson to-day appointed X. 5.
HAYES a co-receiver with Hugh NJ. Conner
of the Georgia Central railroad. and its
branches and leased lines. All parties to
the litigation were represented and con-
a prominent railroad man. having been
for many years at the head of the Gould
lines in the southwest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
p,Y.sLis popplist Nominee.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
PULASKI, VA, october IN 'ms
populist caucus here to-day James j.
Trolling Of Pulaski county was Hoilli
mated for senator Mr.. Trolling Is Il Ia,in-
or ond local Methodist preacher, and Is
- sturdy a man as the Populists have.
,I,bc nomination for the House from
pulaski and Giles was postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
Chamber of Commerce,

A general meeting OF the Richmona
Chamber OF Commerce VIII be held Mon
day. the 9Th instant. at 5:so T.. M IN
the restaurant sixth floor OF the new
Chamber OF Commerce building MINI
and Main streets TO take future ac ,aon
IN reference 10 the sherman act OF 1880
An members interested In the question
are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-08
,y.,uable PinDin Apple-Tree.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch''
ARIOTTESNILLE VA, OCTOBER &
Nessrs Thurston Brothers, OF Iro%c''
picked from a single tree eighteen pai re 30
- ,irrin apples. which they sold for y
~ harrsl ON the ground. Year before
last they picked from the same tree
t ,,Dr barrels Of apples, which they
sold for 81 IS per barrel.