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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
AN OHIO HoRsE-THlEF CAUGHT.
A Virginia Letter Furnished Clue 'o
Preacher Lucas-Less DelinqueDts.

Preacher Lucas-Less Delinquents.
CHASE CITY. VA. November B.-(Spe-
cial.)-ConstabIe c. NJ Phillips arrested
n few DAYS ago a white man named James
a. Read, near Five Forks depot, In this
county, charged with stealing O. horse
buggy, and harness from Rev. J. w:
Lucas Of South Salem, o., on the lvtn OF
September. Read was In the employ OF
Mr.. Lucas, when one morning the rever-
buggy, and harness all missing. Some
time afterwards a letter came TO south
Salem directed to Read, and on the nd
dress side the request to return TO FIVE
Mrs. Read, If not delivered This was
a slight clue to pursue the, man. MI.
Lucas came on here and identlned ms
property, which was in possession OF the
man formerly in his employ. ana VINO
had driven all the way from Ohio 70
the place his wife was residing, IN tnls
nized the preachers voice as soon as
he called him by his name. Read was
taken before Justice Dagger. who sent
him to jail to await requisition from
" The Treasurer OF this county to-day
Informed me that the delinquent land.llst
for taxes Is much lighter this year than
for the previous year. Inls , SHOWS o az
people are now paying this years taxes
more promptly, except In the cotton
producing section. There the article at
/ cents pound brings little ready money.
In the tobacco-raising portion OF the
county an easier condition exists In money
a large quantity OF persimmon, dog.
the depot here for shipment to northern
manufactures to be made into various
kinds of implements and utensils. and
place and purchased by the persons who
sold the trees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND. VA. November l3-Pri-
vate sales to-day: Filters, II; smokers,
u; cutters, 6; wrappers. 10; dark leaf,
80: Tugs. a. Total, lie hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, $1,000; tobacco, S3.l5l.20. Total.
s., S92. TO-
AS predicted yesterday. the loose brsaks
were small to-day. In consequence OF the
cold weather. which has prevented plant
ers from sending in their tobacco. Prices
to-day were fully up to the closing OF
last week. Very little really good tobacco
was on sale, but the little offered brought
the usual high prices.
At a meeting held on Change to-day
In reference to the amount OF space the
Richmond Tobacco Trade would take at
the International Fair 70 be held in
Atlanta next September, 1895, II was de-
clded, on motion OF Mr.. W. T.. Dibrel.
10 apply for 400 square feet subject 10
an increase or decrease, as the trade may
desire.
Msssrs. r. w. Smith and J. O. w.
GrayeIy, OF Rocky Mount, n. c., and
Richmond Maury. OF Danville, Va. were
here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
THE NORFOLK PResBYTERY.
Pastoral Relations of Rev. j. i. Vance
DissoIycd-Appropriat Made,

NORFOLK, VA. November 13.-tSpe-
cial.) 1.-The Presbytery OF Norfolk assem-
bled here to-day with the moderator, Rev.
Il. T. Wexford, of Newport News, in the
chair. to take action on the resignation
OF Rev. J. j. Vance. OF the First church.
The vote was. taken on the motion to dis
solve the pastoral relation TO take effect
the LIST day OF January. and carried.
Rev. T. r. Wexford was appointed to
preach and declare the pulpit vacant.
The Home Missions report on appropria-
tons for the year 1896 was adopted. An
appropriation of 81 $50 was made to supply
the feeble and destitute fields with preach
ing.
Two pastoral charges were supplied and
arrangements made TO secure q supply for
a third group OF churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

MG0A.S5: common TO choice mixed, H.eoQ
AS; choice assorted, N6sf5l.7o: light MO
6e6: pigs, &.7b6%.D.
Gksep-Recsipts, 1900 head; martst
weak: inferior to choice. u@c0a1; lambs
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November l3.-r7our--
Firm: good demand: spr,ng patent, S3X0
SO; spring family, saSa20; low grades,
wSest-,In better demand; marke. quiet;
cc;orn-steady at Saturdays prices: yei-
low ear, 45c.; mixed ear. t5c.
Oats have again advanced: No. mixed,
Fork-rlrm; good demand; m ss; s,aS;
ry.saited Meats-strong and active:
loose shoulders, $50; loose short-rib sides,
$3.50; do. clear sides. 1918; boxed meats.
Bacon-in good demand: loose shoulders.
s;i2il: do. short-rib sides. T.lHs: do.
clear sides, S.37la; boxed meats, 25c. more.
WhiSkcy-Market steady at $l.IS.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November i3.-Fiour-Duli'
patent s2Soaaso; fancy. s2.Ooa2.lo; choice
wSeat-Lower; December. 5i%aSiAc.
May, 56%4567sc.
Corn-Lower; December, &c.,. May. NC.
Oats-Lower; May, S2Ac.
Pork-Standard mess, N262't.
Lard-Prlns steam, IS g; CHOICE, - n o,o. >
Dry-Saited Meats-Shoulders, S.tS; clear
ribs, S5.62iz: shorts, 500.
Whiskey, N.&
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November IA +. NJ
Cotton-American mlddling fair, 1880.
gooa middllng, gid. middling. 81. /: low
middling. s7-s2d.; good ordinary. 2 z.s2d,
| ordinary, 9-lsd.; November, aS-6{q
2 56-sid.; November and December GOD
az 56-eid. December and January
3 ss-sld. value; January and February
2 57-eiR2 5S-Gid.: February and March
! 59-6t, buyers; March and April, tl-6id..
sellers; April and May, s2-eiai2 sS-ad,
| 2-6id., buyers; July and August. a-64d.,
sellers. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, November i3.--Cotton dull
mlddiing Gulf, Bile; middlng. e-iec
Futures closed steady: sales, 1890 bales
November, s5.25; December. $50; January
S5@: May. $3.50; June. $50; July. %.64
A Net receipts. 2,i75 bales: gross. $50.
bales: exports TO Continent. l.Si bales
forwarded. $500 bales sales. none; stock
| 81, S91 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November i3.--Fu
lures closed very steady sales. $40
bales: November, $3.50; January, SOL
| February, $500; March, B.2; April. so.le
Nav, s52i; June, $3.50; July. S.Ss; August
$40.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
SAVANNAH. GA. November ls.-Spiritl
| turpentlne opened firm at 25'sc., with sale:
| OF SSS casks. and closed at 25'tc. bid and
no sales: receipts, l.692 casks
Resin opened and closed firm; sales
900 barrels a. b. c, and p. 500; J., $50
| + sl.l5: G. s. 20; III. $40; ]; M.e5; *. SM
@2.05; NJ. $3.50; y, s2.t5; window-glass. szsS
| water-white, $500.
| WILMINGTON, n. c., November Is. :
| Rosin-Firm; strained. 800; good strained
| si.05. o.,ta
Spirits of TurpentIne-Steady at zSAc.
| Tar-Quiet at Sl.i5. "a
| Crude Turpentine--Steady; hard, N.lo
soft. $50: virgin, $40.
| CHARLESTON, s. c.. November IL,
| TNlrpentine-Firm at &c; receipts ~
| casks. -
RosIn-Good strained firm at 500; re
| cepts, i02 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| Reported for the Dispatch)
| NORFOLK, VA, November D.-Marke
quiet: common, luihc. prime. &C.; ex,r.
prime, 2lsc.; fancy, 2Hc.; new graHes
| nominal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Killed While Stealing n Ride.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, November b
killed last night by the through freight
on the \. Y. p. and n. railroad, near
Bloxom. Wa. He was evidently tramp;
as bundle OF old clothing was found
GA the bumper Of one of the cars. where
he is supposed to have been stealing a
ride The body was horribly mangled.
The Coroner's jury decided that he came
to his death while stealing, rlde by
the railroad company from all blame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
MARRIAGE.
OWEN, OF RICHMOND. WEEDS
~ ", y GOODWIN, or PETERSBURG.
,.o,n,ioans Count On In = Con-
N'a' Virginia aud caroii"" Railroad
e." ..-,.,ch silver Wedding.

IND VA. November a.
~ more was lovely marr,ase a,
c', street Methods, Episcopal
g. n.' ,,ornine at go o'clock, which
Cra ...6 ny a crowded assemblago
vs. crls Of the young couple, rev
q t,,r the pastor OF the church.
- 81 m. PARTIES principal wero Mr..
owen. OF Richmond, native
Ns.'' ... and son Of Mr.. Thomas II.
Miss Gay L.. daughter OF
.....,l Goodwin. Of this city. The
e. '. l.autifully and artistioally
. honor OK the occasion with
f.-ns and flowers. Mrs. w.
... presided At the organ. and
.l arty entered and departed
's',rsh 10 the delightful strains
..s marches.
ArrENDANTs.
,t,r. Nj Waverly Smithie.
Nr Alex. Titmus. Mr..
O. .hsm Mr Willie Wells, Mr..
ar Cabcil Cashion. and
nk,oship all OF this city.
...r acted as best man.
Tor fhr ceremony the couple
ar Richmond. where they
...|lc They were accom-
f...t hv large number of
ODD. usaal custom OF throwing
..t.r articles Of traditional
t., couple as they entered
.. adhered 10 IN liberal
tr.TyLAR COUPLE.
.. u.s. 3D. most cstimable young
..,.rs large popularity in
The bride Is charming
and ono 4 the favorites Of
...fy. She WAS the reclpi-
8utful and useful pre-
.... ...s ~ the Republicans can
ft Mckinney VIII have a
Dis bands for the seat 10
f.- been honestly elected IN
r.s> The only ground OF
-.. r.rlhlicans IN such a con-
r.. tr. Republicans have n ma
t.,l House. and that they
... r.rlllic1n contestants.
, D.iANlZE TO-DAY.
CHAT tho parties repre-
....h,scrs Of the Richmond.
Carolina railroad viii meet
.re and organize the new
d.. lection Of president
directors. The contract
...... n. council ana as published
..nl.nce will. It Is under
..t.l anl work on the road
without delay
.tlry. d weli-known auc-
...r citizen. narrowly es-
injury. n not death. last
.,--ug train on the At
. ftr. on Washington street.
.ae approaching train. and
1y a. friend who pulled
.. f .IarN.
E.HATTLATED.
-- ttr- Issdore Reinach cele-
... silver wedding at Library
....... where they received the
no great many friends
... ...r arl Protestant. Mr.. Rel
.ir most successful mer-
. -mr,10us supper, prepared
,.... ..hmlui was served. and
.-.. f...l '1 thr music OF STEMS
r.. OCCASION was most de-
t.. Methodist ministers and
r Oh. annual conference
.... . fr Charlottesville. At
. churches last night Of
...s r.r. helj. at 'which re-
.-t.. conference year were COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
A LARGE EAGLE CAPTURED.
Measures Seven Feet from Tip TO Tip OF
Winr-Wounded But Flights

LURAY. VA. November 13.-(Speclal)-
A large eagle, measuring about seven
feet from tip to tip of wings, was an
object of much interest here yesterday.
The bird was captured by Mr.. Frank
Dunlap, of this county. in the Blue Ridge
not far from the village of stony Man
Mr.. DUNLAP shot the eagle through the
wing while flying and thus brought him
t. the ground. He still shows fight, and
does not seem 10 be much injured by the
shot
Mr.. a. Broaddus. clerk Of the courts OF
this county, who has been in Philadelphia
for treatment, is at home again much I'M
proved in health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
MESSAGES AT THE STATE RATE.
Forty-Five Persons Narrowly Escape Death
From Eating Ice.Cream.


From Eating Ice.Cream.
RALEIGH, n. c.. November l3.--(Spe-
cial1-There was another case OF some
,pterest before the commission to-day.
A man In Wilson sent telegram to
Elizabeth CITY, and was charged 90 cents
for H. while the State rate Is 70 cents
for ten words. The message went over
the Western Union line. and that COM
many made the defence that, while IL
had n line from Norfolk to Elizabeth
CITY. vet Il was not for commercial mes
saves The commission decides that IL
the Western Union has wire to Elizabeth
CITY II must receive kilograms and send
them over IL. at the State rate. Superin-
,sndent Tree was here. as well as Major
poh.rf stiles. of Richmond, and MIR.
Pamplin, OF Norfolk.
LADY MANAGER.
Governor Carr to-day appointed Miss
Sine cunningham, Of Cunningham's. Per-
son county. an assistant lady manager TO
renresent this State at the cotton exposi-
ton at Atlanta
returned here to-day. after months
absence .u
which was made at the State Fair, Is
being taken to the other fairs In the
state. His Worlds Fair prise bull.
0resfes. which was on view here at the
fair. died Yesterday Of spienic-fever.
POISONED.
AZ the golden wedding Of Mr.. and
Mru. J. n. Brewer. ~ Wake Forest foTty-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

Ave persons were made extremely nck
after eating ice-cream. Tue isttef con-
tanned 'ptomaines" The escape IRON
death was very narrow. TIE town -
been filed with the SICK. kive OF tno
college professors were amcng s
Misses willie Simmons and lA,ila Dunn
were ut the point Of death. All are no"
out Of danger.
George 2. French. OF New hanov
and w. q. Lusk. OF AsheviIie, are eso"
candidates for the speakership Oh '"'
House In the next Legislature. -
II Is the rumor that Hon. John 8. Hen
derson will contest the election OF "A. -.
shuford. Fusionist. to Congress from 'no
Seventh district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
shipping Notes from Newport News.

(snecial THE Chesapeake and Ohio
steamship Kanawha arrived here, from
Liverpool about noon Yesterday with $500
tons Of cargo. The kanawha ran, into
bow plates to such an extent that IT ne
cessitated her going into the dry dock
there and remaining two, days. She VIII
work night and day while here In order
to make up the lost time.
There were l75 organs shipped from herr
TO England on the Chesapeake and Ohio
shin last month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 13.-The rail-
way and miscellaneous stock market to-
day was controlled by the question OF a
new government bond-issue, and the street
did not know anything official until after
the close of business, when the official
announcement was made that the Treas
ury had Issued notice calling FOR sub
scriptions for S0OO0.Ooc Of new fives under
the date Of February ], 1891. Throughout
the day operators were more or less at sea
regarding the matter. and naturally were
easily influenced.
In the early trading the market ruled
strong and higher, London having bought
fairly large mounts of its speclalties
The rise at this time was equal to AG2h
per cent, Erie preferred leading. This
was succeeded by n fractional recession,
but when Western Union moved up IA,
60 90H, the whole list improved sympa-
thetically.
In the last hour there was heavy selling
Of Sugar, the stock falling to SIS, against
t2X early In the day. The dealings In
the stock to-day aggregated $500, against
Ii0G00 yesterday. The steady selling or
Sugar unsettled the general list, which
closed barely steady.
Net changes snow IOSscS VI - w rs ~
cent. 81. Paul. Lake Shore and Louis
vile and Nashyile r, gained - AMI NeT ka ERs
wanna rs per cent. In tne lnacuVe
stocks, Piitsburg cinennat Chicago e%. and
brought l59 against 15o, the last reported
sale. Total sales. 20l, lS) shares.
The bond market continued strong. but
dealings We're less active.
The salcs OF listed stocks aggregated
9s 90 shares: Of unlisted, 10000.
Treasury balances: Coin. S75.720,Coo; cur
rency, Sd2.SG500O.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at / per cent? last
loan at |, and closing offered at ! per
cent; prime mercantile paper, S4i per
cent. -,
C3A bid. IA,
Sterling exchange weaker In tone VIII,
actual business in bankers bills at $3.50
Ssis for sixty days. and H.TGtS7ls for
demand: posted rates A@a4So, CONNER
cial bills, &g4fi4.e5si.
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Colonial Capital Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November 10
Especial 1.-The November term of James
City Court began on Monday.
The suit of Graves against Taylor Tor
the possession of a small tract of land
was left by counsel to the Judge. ana
after argument pro and con was decided
by his Honor Judge Smith In favor OF the
DR. Frank SHIELD. of Hampton, on yes
terday qualified In court before Judge
Smith as administrator OF the estate OF
the late DR.. W. II. SHIELD:
Ex-POstmaster r. NJ. Ware has quail
fed nc deputy treasurer. and is actively
engaged in collecting delinquent taxes.
Mr.. Z. T.. Montague, of Hampton son
Of the late Colonel e, IS dm2h "a s W ,es
IL,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November
9-cSpecial. 1.-THE last game of foot ball
10 be played here this season took place
this afternoon between the United States
Army Reserves and the University OF
Virginia. resulting in a victory for the
University OF virginia. The score was
iO2 to 0. The Reserves average 1913 pounds
iu xvaiyrht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Catarrt1
Is Common.

Few realize just how common
It Is. Very msny.peoplc have Catarrh, or
at least Catarrhal symptoms, who would
laugh ct the idea. Ills an unpleasant dis
ease-onc Of those which make others un-
comfortable as well as the one who has II.
The first symptoms are: A heavy feeling
between the eyes, profuse and offensive
mucous discharge from the nostils. head
ache and foul breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
"A Jack the Stranger.

DENVER, COL, November lS;-"Stran-
glers Row was the scene of another
murder early this morning THIS time II
was a Japanese girl. The two previous
victims were French. The method was
the same In all three crimes-strangulation
by a garrotng process with a twisted tow
ei. The murdered women were all robbed,
and in neither case has the murderer
been identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
'SNcE01 ON A OREpCE-BoAr.
"'rny Kills Jake Miller Ia Self
defence With Handspike.

g. LILLE. VA. November a.
t Peter sweeny. dredger. was
o.. 'n oir town last Sunday night
i..... "itiis Creek, having been ar
b. 'DT murder. lie was accompanied
. iNt witnesses. who was unable
tl D'Ai for his appearance, and
rr confined IN jail for safe keep
'he persons concerned were
.-a tft. N tdRe-hOat. commanded by
''etl. and were ia the act OF
4a N'f On saturday last 10 leave
ea.t. 'i'ek near Colonial Beach.
~ ar ego 70 have been leaning over
.-f. ,h AIN for some purpose, when
rg no was afterwards killed.
tNal1 sNi asked him tsweeny) 10 do
esnig cad upon his refusal imme-
aaifi s4lek alm across the back as he
sf,.gd. followed by Mil(er' who was
Ase,sy sni declaring he would kin
"Aeh sweeny reached the mast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RfCuynxn Novaru mar IA 1S0

OFFERINGS Wheat, $50 bushels. Corn
White, LIZA bushels; mixed. GOO bushels.
Oats. 1000 bushels.
sALEs.-wheat, $50 bushels. Corn-White.
1896 bushels Oats, 1900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wnest- LonRberry. 55a5Sc !:
mixed. 55ao7Isc. shortbefry. o5a07fc.: No.
=. red. $40. Corn-whrs Virginia tbaz lots.
new1. 4Sa52c.: NO. 2 white. 55a5Bc. No
mixed. 53ao4c. Oats--No = mixed. 33a33lsc. ;
No. D mixed. 32a3eHc.; winter, 36a42c. Rye
nnahRr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
C-7ST.AN CHURCH OlVlNES.
''e'' Who Make Laudatory Newspa.
f' i'iort. If Themselves Condemned.

h''er. Who Make Laudatory Newspa.
F' Reports If Themselves Condemned.
IS FORGE. VA. November 10
The laird annual meeting of
Ministerial Association OF
Church met in session here
A.ter devotional exercises.
D.. IooTe. and on account OF
0. tle president. h. a. ABB
.i.4rI, president, called
-. i3 order. J. j. HOnaker, sec
20 IAt minutes OF the last meet
Nere approved. II. G. Carl
See. then delivered an earnest
il-l address on ministerial
d. condemned severely the
.' many ministers. who make
reports iaudatory Of their
r.. d .rlssi0n then followed on
=, yht out by the address,
number participated.
, TACTICAL ADDRESSES.
Ha.l, Of Richmond. followed
I address on Sources OF
Power" During the discus
ston G. l.. Rutledge. Jacob
number OF others took
n delivered a well-prepared
r How ] Prepare My Ser
f... address carlcd forth earnest
'ur subject by W. II. Book.
il. ". Stanciu. G. u. Rut-
g.. tr *. Anderson, W. J. Nor
-.t .tlers.
AI .RNOON SESSION.
moon session was opened with
cise8 led by a. X. Moore.
r Motley and Garrison
.. service with a trio. l.. a.
l+ife. sed the convention on
Ed. as "a Public Leader" He
Afrli carnestness. Discussion
which q number participated.
.. '.- session was consumed In
.an ~ Sunday-schOoi work.
HNi continue throughout the
.. arienty ministers are
A'r thus far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Funeral of Rev, Mr.. Beck ham.

BURKEVILLE. VA, November 10
(cpecial THE remains of Rev. T. Nj.
ieckham. who died in Richmond Sunday,
were brought here yesterday afternoon for
interment. and taken to the Methouist
w Royal assisted by Rev. Mr.. Epes. OF
the Presbyterian church. took place at
o,clock and the burial at about 2:3O 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
HEATH HELD ON TWO CHARGES.
Attempt to XIII His wife and for shooting
Uia Brother.iIt- Law.

BALTIMORE. ND. November B-(Spe
cial. Josiah Heath. the Lancaster coun
ty Wa) farmer who came here 10 XIII
his wife two weeks ago, and shot ms
brother-in-law, David Gibson, by acci
dent, was committed for the action or th'
of assaulting with intent to Kill his wife
Maggie Heath, and assaulting and shoot
ing Gibson. Heath's wife deserted him
1t will be remembered. and he came her,
TO lind her. When he did so he drew :
pistol and fred at her The bullet missed
the woman and entered her brother
breast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
DEATHS.

NoRMAN.-Died, at the residence OF
her father, No. SIS north Sixth street
Monday. November II, 1894. MOSESA
NORMAN. beloved daughter Of Mile
and Moses Norman; in the 3sth year OF
her age.
Funeral takes place at the First Bap-
tist church (oolored) THIS "wednesday
EVENING. November 14th. at O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance invited to at
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Ouens,s Official Plurality, lO1.

FRANKFORT. KY, November l3-The
official vote in the seventh District; com
pared by SeCretary-of Headly TO-
dav. gives Owens Democrat plurality
OF l0i votes Total vote cast: owens
DemocraD, 1857; Denny Wepublican)'
1856; Johnson PopulisD, 262; Finnel GRO
htbittopfen IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14

Harry Mortimer Buckingham. a member
OF the Lillian Alexander Dramatic Com.
pany. was fatally burned Monday might
while dressing for his part at the Front
Street Theatre. Baltimore, and died yes.
terday at Johns Hopkins Hospital; aged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Walk Right In.

Don't you hesitate n moment,
madam, about coming inf it
is only to look at what we've
got for the boys to wear. You'll
find there's plenty to BIO seen
and find us delighted to show it
to you.
Our claim of having three or
four times tho largest stock in
town isn't based on magma
ton. Here are the Suits-and
the Reefers-and the Over
coats-to prove it.
and to keep the quantity
company is quality. We are
working all the time for q larger
business. We never make q
sale that We don't have the next
need in mind. We know salts
faction is the strongest tie that
binds. We see that you get
that satisfaction that brings you
back with the boys again and
again-season after season.
II "prices prove anything
to your mind We can fire q
volley" that will silence every
competitive voice.
But We want you to weigh
values with the costs. You
can't compare us with
others-any more than you
could q masterpiece painting
with all amateur daub. They're
both pictures-but-
We're showing novelties-a
higher class Of 'em than usual.
We're showing Boys Long
Pants Suits in better variety
than ever.
We've got the newest in
Refers and the best in Over
coats.
We've got a right to ask for
your patronage-and want to
thank you for the large share
OF it we're getting-Iiike the
stock-it's bigger than ever.
Those $3.50 Combination
Suits have made Us lots OF
friends. A jacket. two pairs OF
pants and o dollar saved-all
that for $3.50.
I. SAKS & CO
1OflK AND JOR PRINTING NEAT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, November 15.-Virginia
SIS. Y, bid; do. century bonds. 59i. 1884
baltimore and Ohio. 20. asked; Northern
1l1M; do. stock. 67s.9tsb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-14
Terribly Fatal Explosion.

DRESDEN, November 13.-An explosion
of fre-damp occurred In the, Pluto col
liery at Wiesa, Saxony, yesterday at noon,
killing twenty miners and inJurlng q
great many more.
Old papers for sale at Dispatch Office.