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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
DANIEL AND CONRAD
THE MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS WILL
INVITE THEM TO SPEAK THERE.
Tho Committee Preparing to Make an
Active Canvass-Hustings Court Cases.
Personals and Briefs.

The Manchester City Committee held a
meeting last night In the Office OF Chair
man T. II. Wells. Those present were
Messrs. Wells. Cox. Hart, Nunnally
Sharp, Butler. Fisher. and Lumpkin
There was not a member from the First
Ward present. Rules and regulations to
govern the committees work were
adopted after which the situation was
discussed and plans suggested for the
campaign were made.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Fisher, seconded
by Mr. Nunnaly. the chairman was di-
rcctcd 70 take the necessary steps rela-
tive to securing Major John W. Daniel
and Hon. Holmes Conrad to make
speeches here during the canvas.
IT was the unanimous voice Of the com
mittee that the city should be thoroughly
canvassed at az early date as practi-
cable. and the representatives. from the
various wards were requested 10 report
AT meeting 10 be held next Monday the
name Of some suitable person 10 DO this
work. The meeting then adjourned until
next Monday night.
There was rather exciting occurrence
on Hull street yesterday afternoon. and
# attracted good deal OF attention. Two
men were driving In a cart. and when
near the post-oflice one Of them was
thrown ont. lie uttered such cries that
his friend. the owner OF the turnout.
FASTENED for n physician. who found that
the bruises received were not At all seri-
Gus. Officer Jones took hand in the
affair and the teams proprietor will have
= answer the charge Of reckless driving
before the Mayor this morning.
ON last Saturday about twenty-five OF
the farmers Of Chesterfield formed them
selves into club. to be known as the
BrOadrOck Farmers club. The object or
tho organization is to meet and confer
together in order to better their condiuon
as farmers. r. ~. West was elected presi-
dent and Alvin Campbell secretary.
Emmett Crump, a l5-year-oid colored
boy. was locked up in the Manchester
Police Station yesterday morning on
warrant sworn out by Dolly Lockett (col-
oredj. charging him with criminally as
saulting her s-ycar-old daughter. Crump
says hc e. not guilty Of the charge The
case viii be- investigated In the Police
Court this morning.
The remains Of John r. Fowlkos, who
was killed on the Southern railway bridge
early Wednesday morning. wer" taken
- al trtorr.d In tho fomilv bury
''In"S ".i,' '''''
"'t I,,,-.i,,., Conn, Yesterday ,be
~ ~ IN ''', 80 ,,.or, dienos.5 ~.
40 1.otor..,n rharpoa with q
misdemcanor. Sent 10 jail for fifteen
gay ,,.,,,,.. Ito, u..sia,. Dt,yo,
lo0,o,s,1 n,is1emeanor. Sentenced to
, it, ,,,o,,t.e nm tbre,, indictments
J"i i eS S'A ,,'', "'mt
ann it ~ r,,rcoo, G,olored, rois1omoanor
r,,,..ar davs in ial
ID 'eeli '9 - =" lcoIo,ea felony was sem
80 d,,,.s ir,rrisorrnant in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, VINO live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
les, expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due TO is presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; etiectui!Iy cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches ana fevers
and permanently curing constipation
l. has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval OF the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable srbst9nce.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
ciets in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
uiactured by the California Fig Syrul
Co. onl,', whose name is printed on ever
package, also the name, Syru? of Fig
and being well informed you will no.
accept any substitute a. offered.
IN l-Tu. IN. lw'Sa, lcor'pfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND. VA, September ls-Auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day, 81 pack
ages. and taken In Highest price, $3.50,
lowest. $3.50. average. So.
Private sales: Filters. II hoRsheads.
wrappers. Z. scrap II; dark leaf ~; hugs.
g Total. IS hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes. N,3SIS7; tobacco. $26ii2}. TOTAL
$i.O32 TO-
Bright loose sales to-day were not 80
large. nor was the quality Of the offerings
so good as expected. on account or th,
very bad weather. Prices were very soou
on all except the low grades. Some Jew
piles Of very good wrappers were sold NJ
full prices. -,
The hogshead market was rather duH
to-day, though a good many sales arr
known 20 have been made which were not
reported.
On Change offerings were fair. but from
the number Of reflections II seems 'h9t
prices were somewhat weaker on low
grades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Personals and Hriefs.

Mr.. Benjamin r. IArscomb is registered
at the Hot Springs. Va.
Hon John : Harwood is on a hunting
trip down I'D the Northern Neck.
Miss Virginia Cooke of Br.mo, is visit
ing Miss Lily Crquhart of west Franklin
street.
Mr.. Has&us Hobson left for Washington
last evening for a conference with ma
tonal officers of the Populist party.
Mr.. William Turner Pattison brother o.
TN late Mrs Henry EN3u. - this city
died Al Oakland. Cal, September 18th.
the 18th year of his age.
The total enrolment for the Richmou
public schools FOR the first two days Of IT..
IAN session was H. $50. q slight iHcreas
over the first week Of last year.
Sheriff r. H. Dickinson, OF Prince = g.
ward county. yesterday delivered AZ u
penitentiary Morris Bedford tcolored), e.
serve thres years for understanding.
Mr.. Moses Wise. treasurer Of the Acade-
my has resigned his position TO travel
with the spider and Fly Company His
p!ac- viii be filed by Mr.. Philip McNiVen.
treasurer OF the Theatre.
Mr. william Meade Eurwer. of Floyd
county. has arrived In the city to resume
his studies at the Virginia Medical COL
lpge Or. .. ". Repass. Of WytheyIlle. Is
also here 10 take 4 post graduate course at
IN. College OF Physicians and Surg ons.
\ horse attached to a buggy belonging
IN Mr. James {. Smith while standing
nesr the corner OF Ninth and Main
streets. became frightened about o'clock
Yesterday and ran around the corner,
Hrcaking the seat Of the buggy He was
soon stopped without any other damage
being done.
The following members OF the Fire De-
partment were detailed as all-bearers at
The funeral Of Mr. John Moore Tuesday
David O'Brien, Steamer No 3: Gus Raw
son. Truck No. 3. Charles Hagner
steamer No. {; Edward Petrochilli
steamer No. G; Lawrence Haskle. Steamer
No. 2: NJ. H. Mitchell, Steamer No. I.
The funeral Of f. j. Cline will take
Mace from the Cathedral this morning
irhe following comrades from Lee Camp
have been detailed 10 attend the services
and interment, and will meet at the Camp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
NEW yopK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. september l9.-The trading
element Mt The Stock Exchange expert
enced n change Of sentiment to-day ana a
majority Of the big traders were working
for a recovery An idea seemed 10 prevail
that thu movement against Sugar ana
pistllling had be n carried too far ana
that a rally was overdue.
Those operating for higher prices had
the assistance Of London they having pur-
chased fairly large amounts Of St Paul
and Louisville and Nashville. Consequently
they had very littla trouble in bringing
about a rise OF isQi2 per cent. IN tne
Changers. Louisville and Nashville, New
England and Reading. Louisville ana
Nashville WAS strengthened by its iaVora-
biz statement for the first two weeks OF
the current month. and the Changers on
limitations that the Rock Island Will de-
clare its regular dividend this week.
II the Rock Island directors should hap
pen TO order the payment of the usual
per cent. for the quarter II VIII ron IN
bears OF about the last Of their STOCK
arguments against the Granger group.
In the lnjuStrials sugar opened per
cent. higher. at ~. fen 10 o.. and rose
2
IS buillsh FOR the moment. but the tradihs
continues entirely professional
Whisky ranged between lO'sHll, ana
was gs prominent in the d,aNnSS' i"'
resignation OF Nelson Morris mas pen
ceived by Pr sid-nt Greenhut and the di-
rectors Will take action ON It next W. Is.
simultaneously with this announcrm'h ],
was said NV distributing company mao
been formed 10 handle the product ol out
side distlllars.
lower ON tho day. AFTER SeliinS ar o, Vp''
1t "A late hour II was reported from Ihllt-
d-lphia that application had zen lhdu,
for a receiY"rshIp boy stockholder nam
Levin. II subsequently transpred INA,
Levin owns ton shares Of the stock, ana
that the first hDus. tO De- upptlScI OF ms
suit in this CITY was Weli-huown hiit
not far from Exchange Place. wnich N
supposed to enjoy the confidence az IN.
leading bars. This naturally rJbS the
suit Of much Of its importance. 50 far az
Wall street D.. concerned. President Brne-
dict. when seen this afternoon, sad H.
knew nothing about the matter
TIL market closed firm and istl'2 pei
cent. higher On tho day. In the ma, ~
stocks Louisville New Albany ana Nnl
cago preferred ros" ~. 10 70; Morris aho
l-.ex Was unusually active, anu on d' IA
iugs Of 700 sold up - 60 The bond mar
ket was higher The trad-s IN hstr'
stocks aggregated $4,000 shares IN un
', Tr'as,,rv balances: Coin. $75,6G5.ooo; cur
rency. s62 $500.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at pr cent; las
loan m I. and closing offered at /; prime
mercantile paper. W49 per cont o.
Bar silver. e{'s, silver AT the board .
BID til. ,....
t.,.i,..s in b,nlSar-' bills az s. siH 81. ion
sixty days and StSeptS6h for demand
posted rates, $Sjiz04Sii commercial bIi'9
$iSfNiNa. ,.u,.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
duh. Railroad bonds t'rmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
THE MONTGOMERY PRsseYTeRY.
Election of Permanent officers-Commit-
tees Observation-Disclosures Read.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. September 10
(Spocial) The Montgomery Prosbytery
met here on Tuesday night at 100 O'Clock.
with a sermon by the moderator. Rev.
r. ~. McCorkic. OF Lynchburg. After
the sermon the prcsbytery was const-
tutcd with prayer. The roll being called
II was found that there were twenty-five
ministers and hve elders present Rev.
L. W Irwin was elected moderator,
Writing Clerk. Ruling Elder l.. H. Comp
stou. Reading Clerk Rev. -. G. Sldnor'
The pIoshy tery met az 9 4. NJ. to-day
and opened with devotional exercises by
the moderators. Minutes Of called
meeting at Coyingtdn April l.. 1891. were
read. Minutes of called meeting NJ
Hadford May 18TH were read.
Communications were read from James
r.. cook requesting permission for Rev.
-. NJ Wilkinson 10 labor without the
bounds OF the prcsbvtcry. call from
Roanoke Valley church. and from Blacks
burg Trcsh}tcry church FOR pastoral ser
vices Of Rev. j. NJ Holiday. docketcd
4 call from the church 81 Low Moor 10 the
Rev J. ". Irwin was read. and placed
lu his hands
Rev. r. v Carson. Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was invited 10 sit
as visiting brother
The following standing committees were
announced by the moderator: Devotional
Exercises Rev. !. 81. Halliday. Rev. j.
o. Clark. AMI ". Anderson Minutes o.
General mbly-RcV r. II. 4. Cusing.
Rev. G. u. Waller. and Elder 7. y. MIX
patrick. ANA ting Committee Elder !. D.
kirkpatrick. Elder j. II. Feaihersione.
Elder A. q. Kclso was substituted Tor
H. ) Beard on the Committee or bloie
Society.
THE d1ctrinal ecrmon was made tn
order of the day for Thursday al il y.
II free conversation on the subject Of
religion. first order for wednesday after
noon. report az Committce on Bible So
cIetv. first order Thursday morning re-
port on foreign missions. second oricr
FOR Thursday. report ON cOlorcd "NanSch-
zafi1u. o'Icr Of day for Friday morning.
verbal report on Colportagc WAS
made ty R.v. r. ". Hooper. -. j.; t21
families were visited. and 81 worth oil
books Sold
Rev. Il. T.. Curnan. Of Japan, wac in
yit.I 20 SO as corresponding member
The report ~ The Committee on Evan
l.l-tl- Service was rad and considered
until Che recess. s. committee was ap.
1olrfed to prepare memorial Of the
II.. John - Shcrperson. -. d, dec ascd.
I:.v g. y Houston was requested 10
.rrmuulCatc with the presbytey ~ the
called meeting Of the synod IN regard 10
call rom churches in Roanoke Pre- by
terry. W A. Barr. Of tho protestant
f.I-cul.I Church. was invited 10 sit as
a visiting member Pro- bytcry then adj
..ur..I 90 meet al 7.9 l.. 81, az which
linn, t.c sermon ou The Observance OF
81. sabbath" viii be preached 10y Rev.
vs.. T Ham, u. d.. az Lynchburs va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
PRESIDENT KlLCO lNAUCURATED.
Interesting Ceremonies AT Trinity Col
Icee-tIoUucnt Addre-ae-.

DURHAM. y. G.. september l9.-(Spe-
cial)-A large and d~eply-interested audi
once attended the inaugural ceremonies
Of President Kilgo, of Trinity College,
held last night at Stokes Hall. a large
proportion Of the trustees were present
and participated in the exercises. The
speeches were Of a high order, and evoked
frequent bursts Of applause Professor
Pegram delivered the address Of welcome
ON behalf Of the faculty, Charles Il. Tur-
uer. on behalf Of tho alumni, Plato Dur
ham. on behalf OF thu students; Rev. I.
y Ivcy. On behalf Of the Methodist
Church ia North Carolina; Judge Walter
Clarke. OF the supreme Court, on behalf
Of th- trustees. Professor \ilSo's inaugu-
raj speech was enthusiastically received.
The occasion was grand success. and
an auspicious opening Of the administra-
ton Of the new president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
poPULlSTS-REPUBLIcANS.
Executive Committees Discuss Campaign
Fund and Joint Canvass.

RALEIGH, y. c.. September l9.-(Spe-
cial)-The Popuiist State Executive Com
mittee met here to-day. 1t discussed the
question Of placing some one on the SUI
promc-Court ticket in place OF II. G.
Conner. who declines the fusion nomina-
ton but decided to postpone action for
al least a fortnight. and that the party IS
not suffering 10y reason Of the present
situation.
The Republican State Executive Com
mittee also met. Populist-Chairman But
Ter being pr sent. and discussed the mat
ter OF a campaign fund. n divided the
State into districts and assigned to a
member in each the duty Of raising Il
certain sum.
This evening Populis'-Chairman Butler
ana Repubiican-Chair Ho!ton met
y mocratic-ChaiImau P0u and discussed
m" question OF a joint canvass Butler
recently wrote Pou asking that ex-Con-
gresham Kitchen be- allowed 10 meet
Ransom and Jarvis on the stump.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

I'm its vouml'.us report az the eighth
annual convention Of the United TYPO
thetae oi America. now IN session IN
Philadelphia. the Times publ -hes an eA-
of mis- cts. who il secretary Of The or
s4nizai 1u 4 very hattorine aliusion %
Mr. Waddsy il also made. She was pee
ported as being. It "a social gathering.
the centre OF an interesting cotere al
southern ladies'
Tn. other Kchmondors named among
tho repr natives present were Mtsers.
L. II F.r4sson. William Ellis Jones,
Robert NI.tfct. and .. Raymond Iro" %.
fr WaeIav made strong speech,
which is reported in fun. in behalf OF j
motion to regulate the employment OF
apprentices I'D printing offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

mixed, Bsds -: choice assorted, GS0
so; light, 81 51dfs00: pigs, pU1sO
sheep Receipts, 1900 head; market nrm
and loai5c higher: inferior 10 CHOICE
N.0rtS.O; lambs. Si.5c1tf.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. September is--F1our-Un-
changed; patent. 81 SD2eo; fancy. 00sv
30; choice. q .75lIi.S.
wh.at--fower septerpber. fTtcJ De
cember. 5lfs462c.: May, 5T4c.
Corn-Lowsr; september. @i5c.i Decem-
Der. lSsc.: May, t9ssc.
Oats-fower: September. Mic. october,
Pork STANDARD meas. tlt59
Lard-Prime steam, %sssgas7j; choice,
Dry-salted ueats-shoulGers. 1866: longs
and clear-ribs S7j. shorts $50
Bacon-BOxed shoulders, I'D: longs.
sse2iz; clear-ribs. SS.62izaS7j. shorts.
ssGiz
High wInes-Firm at n.g.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September ~ -Fiour-
Shipping patent. s. AH13 ~, fancy. NTlo
go. family. s. Soa265.
wheat-steady. at previous prices. No.
Corn-s,eady; No. mixed, 59c; 40.
white 5si5c
oa's-Q1iet; No mixed. 3lHc.
PORK city mess. Ni50
.Laul-steam leaf @25; kettie-drIed.
Bacon Steady: shoulders. s7.75: short.rib
sias,s' S~o9>o; short-ci.ar sides. 9log
WhIskey. N.@.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. september Is-i T. NJ
COtton-Septsmho W-siI BUYERS: : q.
TENDER and October . 57-si buyers. 90
tOher and November 5 lfefI48 31.Gtl.
November and DtgenIbtr = ftt b,fx.ys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Two Sudden Deaths ut Abingdon.

AnINGDON. VA, Soptombcr ~ .t0pt-
ciaip Mr. Frank 4 Parker ore 81 our
irSding merchants ana most mghly,
,'.ieen,ed Christian gentleman. died last
night at 3 T.. NJ. Mr. Parker Heath
.4,s surprise 90 his many friends AZ
H@.-.,.lb he had not enjoyed good health
he greater part OF the summer lie was
'.bo1t 30 years OF axe. His widow, VINO
eVrylyes him. is "A daughter OF me iats
Or f. = Nl,y, d C iTIaot' p'''''''' -
Wr John Slaughter q, veteran OF me
,,exican war ana gallant Confederate
solder died suddenly ms , morning. sou mr
S"',,T, Ills home was some twenty miles
ca, comntyv He was about Go years
~ age and a strong, active man. he
,ras an ardent-workins Democrat ana
,,sef,u citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Nireinin News iiem-.

The Rapuahannock oystermen are COM
planning that the prices are low
1t is understood that the organization
of an athletic club in Petersburg Is brihs
agitatel
Mr.. G. $. Towles, one Of the most proTni-
naut young men of Lancaster county,
qualified Monday to practice law.
Resolutions OF respect have been adopt
cd by Newport News Council. no. llfl.
Royal Arcanum. relative 10 me saI ~
mise Of their late collector. 'harlrs H.
McGruder.
Messrs. y. ". CrImp and G. {. henl
Of Newport New. viii be in attendance
At the annual District Convention oi 10
Young Mems Christian Association, 10 10
held al Cape Charles on IN" -lSi' -
and pa OF this month
Umpire McDermott expresses the de-. de-
sire t. become manager Of the Petersburg
baseball club next season ana Captain
PenleT expresses the desire - De- me
captain of the team. The Farmers
next year will BE- stronger than they were
this season.
The British steamship Grcenbrier, Of thu
Chcsap.ake and Ohio steamship Line ar
rived al her dock az Newport y ws YES
tcrGaY morning she brings dulahi'
cargo from London The Shg ,,, CON.
of the same line VIII sail win IuH tdlA'
for Liverpool to-day.
The sale Of the Piedmont railroad. eX-
tending from Danvill- To- Greensboro, 10
the southern Railway Company was CON
nrmed ana the property formally d-'d'l
AT Danviue on TUESDAY. The Piedmont
which was a Confederate war road mas
Lo.n ou.rated as a part Of the Richmond
and Danville ever sine the war
The North American Transport Com
many is building large AZ ,amship y!
Great Britain. 20 be named III Lambert
Point. She will be followed 10y other
named after different points ia ihe same
u.ighborhoOd The next 20 be- built VIII
H. tho Primers Point. These vessels VII.
plv between Norfolk and foreign ports.
Mrs. Hoover an aged lady, and one Of
the sufferers 10y the fire in tn Northwest
arrived al Petersburg on Tuesday 80 4. ~
destitute circumstances on her Way ''
Greeu.sVille county. where she says SHe
has A si-ter. \ purs. was mad" up Tor her.
Mrs Hoover says that h'r son was
burned 70 death IN the great confaeratlph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. September
10 -fSpecIalD-A double marriage occur
red al o'clock this evening at zen
Park" the residence OF William II: no ..
tom The contracting parties were ::
II Uotopp and Miss Marie Frincke. oil
Baltimore. and Martin Frlncke and MISS
Pauline TIotopp. The ceremony was ner-
formed by the father OF Mr.. anu MISS
Frinckc ,,,- rr.u
George W. Harlow and Miss Mollie hail
were married this afternoon at . Clock
al the residence Of the brides father'
near Spring Hill. this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
n.,,.,v Rains I'm the Valley.

STAI-HTON. VA. September l9.-tSpe,,
ciaID THE long drought IN this section OF
the valley has becn broken by an eIu'
noxlal storm. and to-day We had me
heaviest raIn-storn known for years; me
lower part Of the town was flooded ana
Burke's livery-stable lost hack. 2 buggy
and sleigh. torn TO pieces hy thgI u nI'rd
Institution was flood d. and fences ahi
gardens greatly damaged. Creeks ana
rivers are greatly swollen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

Yesterday morning about @ o'clock Ar
ufsir1d Page. ID col0red fireman ou The
Richmond. fredericksburg ana Potomac
railroad. was Knocked down ana run
over hy au tnein. on the tracks near
Harrison street. Tie WAS dragged con-
siderable. distance and bis right arm was
badly crushed near the shoulder and DE-
was oiA.rlgi-. bruised. He Was ro'uov
to tho Retreat f.r the Sick. ana late
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
A Clothing Store Robbed.

MANASSAS. VA. September l9.-tspe-
cial The clothing store Of J. Levy ~
GO was broken into last night between
the hours OF l. and 6 and clothing, Nv
elry. &c. was carried IN amounting 10
over $50 \ colored man named ito9"it
J. Russell was arrested and committee -
tail. as he could give no account OF ms
whereabouts on last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
DIR. Minnigerode still Improving.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. September r.
(SpeclaD. Tho improvement in the con
dillon Of the Rev. Or. Minuigrrode' Nnis.
commenced YESTERDAY. continues tonight
lie is much moro rational and the high
fever which he has had for some days
has left him Altogether his condition IS
greatly improved but Or. Brown VIII
give the family no hopes Of thu recovery
Of the aged divine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Sudd.u Death of Mrs. Thrift.

VA. septeemb.eerr
9-tSpeclalD-Mr Mary A. r.. Ihrlit
Al The residenca of her sister. Mrs. W. o.
Fry on Park street. She was In me
fiower-garden when taken ~. and called
for help. saying she was blind. was car
ricd into the house. where she u'tn W
fore a physician could arrive. Heart
trouble WAS the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
Columbia Engine Wins.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, September ID
(SpeciaD TIL" Columbia fire engine OF
this city won the Irize al the contest
at the Grange Camp Fair to-day. making
steam from cold water iu six minutes
and five seconds. The prize was 500 III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
GRAIN .vncoTroy EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Septem Der 10, 1894
OFFERINGS. Wheat, 1900 bushels. Corn
White. cos bushels; miSed, 600 bushels. oats'
l.6lO bushels.
SALES-Wheat. 900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS Wheat Longberry, 35aoSc ::
mixed. oIa1sc. shortDetry. o3a5sc.: NO. -
red. 7l4ajsc Corn " mite virginia (oas lots,
t3a63tSc. No. white. O31bthc. NO
miIen, 69c Oats-No . mixed. 3ilsab1c :;
No. 5 mixed, 34a3itsc.: winter 36a+lc. Rye
o2a54c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, September l9--Virgiuia
Century bonds. Is bid. Baltimore and ohio
stock. 75H.r2 Northern Central stock.
81 16yi.: Baltimore and Ohio SOuthw ST.
,rn I'd incomes y asked, Consolidated
Gas bonds. ll6A bid. DO. stock, 6r4Q5o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Of THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain. To-
bacco, Cotton. Sc. and the "ea'
Their Indications.

f" WASHINGTON. ID. c.. September ~.
rlIp lForecas, for Virginia and North
~" Carolina: Fair weather; cooler on
the coast; northwest winds, Dr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-20

Hall at O'Clock: John A. Meanley.
Thomas pyrne. a. l.. Crouch. Thomas
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Ferriter 4. g. Evans and l.. L. Lacy