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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

The Jefferson Football Club OF Newark. wa.
beaten yesterday afternoon 10y the first eleven ot
rho Ccnfrevllle Athletic club, ~ IBayonne. on whose
now grounds at West Twenty -thiri-st, Bayonne.
tho encounter occurred. The visitors were unable
=, score during either half The Centrcviiles tailed
seven goals three in the first half and four IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
TO MAKE CONTEST IN MARYLAND

Baltimore, Dec. Is (SpecaD.-Dr. william 8.
Booze. the Republican candidate who against
Congressman Rusk in the lid District. will make
a contest or the ground Of fraud. Rusk was re-
turned elected by $40 plurality. The commit
tees of Republicans appointed to inquire into the
elections In the Ist, lid and WITH districts has
prepared its report 1t has been decided that no
efforts would be made to unseat Mr.. Miles and
Mr. Cowen. the Democrats to whom certificates
of election have been Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
FOOTBALL GAMES AT BAYONNE

In a return game dnIer association rules the
West side Rangers, OF New York. encountered yes
terday afternoon. at Bay View Park the Hudson
Football Clubs team from Jersey city. The Jer
scyites scored n second victory over their adver-
sarles. who were completely shut out. Four goals
were kicked for the vIctors. The teams:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

over the williamsburg Thistles the Centrevllle
Athletic Cubs second eleven scorei an snsy III
,,,nnh vcstcrlay afternoon the CentreVllle Am
lrtic club grounds. on the Bayonne shore OF New
all Raw The Thstlcs stTOVe desperately 10 save
Themselves from "A whitewash. but were unable TO
kick a goal in either half. The centreves made one
goal in the first half and five IN the second IN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
rnuuxu LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Onlce Dec H. / a. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair and mild In the evening. The tenn
perare ranged between 40 and degrees the
t6is) being 2 higher than Saturday and on lower
than on corresponding day last year
colder weather indicated Tor to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17

a meetIng OF :, b,
be held today In the Office of James -. Smith. In
Broad-st TO take action on the cable dispatch re-
ceived on Saturday from the flag officers OF the
ROYAL Yacht Squadron. The general OPINION ~
that the committee will not accede TO the propo-
cnn he raced for and. II won. not claimed unless
satisfactory arrangements as 10 the receipt are
made Whether there Is to be a race or not ought
10 be settled pretty soon for Il takes time 10 form
syndicates and build big racing yachts There
was nothing new In the situation yesterday Dut
the meeting Of the committee to-day was looked
forward with interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
DI,NRAVEN SETTLING THE TROUBLE.
A DISPATCH RECEIVED BY MR. kERsEf-coM-
MODORE SMITH CALLS MEETING OF

THE CUP COMMITTEE FOR TO-DAY.
Stamford, Conn. Dec. lG.-Janes d Smith.
chairman Of the Americas Cup Committee. said
tonight In regard TO the dispatch sent him by H..
Maitland Kersey. the representative OF Lord Dun
raven in this country:
The communication which | received from Mt.
Kersey stated that he had received cable from
Lord Dunraven which cleared up all matters. anu
MIR Kersey asked me to call meeting 81 the
Americas Cup Committee on Monday wihch :
had done before receiving his dispatch. ms
seems an intmation TO that there must be
something and important TO communicate TO
my committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

he Henrlco Outlaw Arrested by Rich
mond Police.

Who would have thought it? They
have 700 last caught Stanley Williams,
suspicious character, fugitive from justice
and all around outlaw.
Williams Is young man, and bears a
bad reputation. IL viii be remembered
that he has been the subject Of more
newspaper nOtOTicty than any other man
who has been in Richmond for many
day, unless, perhaps, j. Harvey blalr,
the crook can take the palm Stanley
name appears on the warrants Of pretty
nearly every constable In HcnrlcO county,
or at least all that cOnStdbuIary force
that operate around Richmond, and VINO
have established a reputation for them
selves as the dread OF the festive crap
shooter and fOWl-aPrOprlaL"r. All Inc
goustables wanted him. They wanted MIN
badly Squire Lewis was anxious to run
1lu against the fellow, and Squire Vim
cent the silver haired poet laureate OF
the dark and bloody ground, ala his best
TO make the acquaintance Of the outlaw,
while several others among the constabu-
larry force Of the county kept their eyes
open and carried the warrant Tor stan
ley IS capture.
i'm spite of the united efforts Of the
energetic officers, Williams eEaded them.
lie lived Ina Outlawry for many months;
canning on the suburbs OF the city, and
defviug the officers. II was rumored mat
the Young outlaw had declared thdt NJ
would not be taken alive, and thal ne
went around with revolver on MS per
Constable b. II. Ferguson at one time
captured Williams. but the prisoner mace
mis- escape while on the way 10 JAN II
WAS reported that the fellow was once
arrested and landed in one OF the STA
fiops but leaned out Of the Second-Story
window and the way he went. Upon
half "A dozen different occasions Williams
hung around the suburbs Of the city,
and frequently visited here. once OF
twice ne left the county, and II was under
stood he had gone out OF the state. bht
he came back again, lie couIdn stay
away
The fugitive is wanted In Hcnrico coun.
~ for sundry offences, including that OF
10 Sergeant Hail and Policeman
Werner is due the credit Of capturing
the outlaw. The work was accomplished
Yesterday. The officers were out IN
search of another party. when they sa"
Williams standing on the corner OF SIX
passed the HenriCO3n. and then they
sanntered back and Werner grabbed the
man. Detective Hail assisted, and the
miners were put on the prisoner. who
kicked vigorously, and did his best TO get
away But the officers had him firm.
they carried him down TO the First
polIce-station. where he was lodged. VIII
liams threw his hand behind him once.
and the police were of the opinion that
Williams was armed. Upon Investigation
they found that the man had no weapons
concealed upon him.
The charges Of being q suspicious CHAR
acter and being n fugitive from justice
from HenrCO were booked against the
prisoner, who will have q hearing before
Justice Crutchtieid at the Police Court
this morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Ponulist SDeakIng.

ON High street. between Bclvdcre and
Pine about one hundred men Sdlhtttu
last night to hear the speeches OF Two
of the P0pulist candidate for on
from the Third district and AIT. has
kius HobsOn. editor Of the Virginia gun
and candidate for Congress from the
Fourth district 90
DR. r. r. Bass acted as chairman OF
the meeting and introduced as the hrst
speaker MIR. Hobson. .,r...
Air. Hobssn made lengthy address
,,grdnu1uing both Republicans and Demo
Gratis declaring the Walton law was
fsfr,red hy kuavee and that IL was an
Infamous measure, assuring his hearers
that il took the right OF NouuE IRON an
iliteratc man, that the constable couiu
take his ticket and arrange n 10 sun
himself. that the third party ticket was
Tho right and only one 10 vote, IL was
, ei.re road TO success, Il is more
y,onev that is needed, not employment
mat is wanted. Vote the Iopulist ticket
ana see the wheels Of mauuiact0ry 20
around Some people condemn a NAV LOT
changing his party, ne $40, P La L,.e5iia,,a3
~ a party was true TO nm ne behSNta
i'm sticking but when II proved Idise
he believed IN change. ,
brdge l. VI. Gregory followed, ana IN
q brI6f epcech. declared that II was more
money that was wanted. That a fun
value dollar was the es , H'l az. ~, loi
Success The Populist party was designed
~ nroye 10 the world that America was
No f,,eatest nation on earth. Money was
-. 1oWer without II we could not BUY,
oith6ugh the recent tariff bill might make
everything cheaper
His cry was for money, more or H. ana
I've third party was the one 10 give il
- ali of us The other two parties, he
eof5 were living i'm direct opposition 10
Inc Constitution of the United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATION or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales nj the Richmond To.
hacco Exohs Revenue
observation-disclosures Adviecs

NEW YORK. oct 2i-Specuiation at
the Stock Exchange was hlelsss to-uaS,
the total sales having footed up only
J,9i shares American sugar, "MiCh
WAS the most active STOCK on the lisL,
was traded ia TO the extent OF S,iO
shares The market Is INDIFFERENT 70
news. and neither the poor statements
of the st. Paul and Atchisoh TOT .le
third week of October, nor the compare
lively favorable report OF the Northern
paciic for tGe same period had the slight
est influence on prices. hoiuers nave
apparently made up their minus 10 htep
what they own in the way OF seCuIl.iie2
and unfaVorabi. developments fail 10
dislodge long stocks. Golu tApoItS 49, WI
again the subject OF discussion. ana Witt ll',
the expectation Is that solhe sold MAJ -
by Saturdays fast steamers, nothing
definite has been decided about the mat
ter. The fluctuations IN the prominent
issues were confined to the fraction m
every instance AS RUE stahudIu
stocks opened a shade higher tnen SOFA
on and In the last hour improved again.
There were some wide changes IN tlt
Speciaities. Consolidated Gas pIuNe
to IlG'3 on the announcemcHJ tnd' uno
East River Company was feaby 10, sup
ply gas I'm the uptown districts. Later
tho stock recovered 10 fft"l: Manhattan
was drmrr on covering ot snort contracts
and ranged between loT's ana lol, ~ ~
is estimated that about DIV SIidIr9
4
past two days Tennessee Ooal anu
Iron broke 10 - on the iIuiuaup,'l S
said TO be for the account OF tne ~
Bardcleben interest which , has retired rSd
from the company. IN we 5'''l r,Gon &c, 90
statements by insiders that eT the P GSbPra
we "@2 NM ~ trading fell TO f07 The cause
was that The anthracite GSsl 5rahe T4s
~ ~ tho Gaming meeting OF the sales
agents viii be lively n owe, M Pits poini
-, o. nv, reDnrts of increasing earnings.
railway ana Miscellaneous bonds were
Noney on call easy at / per cent. last
loan at per cent and closing o dare,
@6 ncr cont Bar silver, G};-. Sterling
eSchange rm With aG ETY. -, business aiIt Is IN
o va, ~ .9Is7a, for demand. posted rates,
iSSa $50: commercial bills. 4S''tIi ISL;
Government bonds nrm. stat" hohds a4ii
Railroad bonds higher Silver at the
board was quiet o., 49, GOO 600.
currency, So. so, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Trial Of n Band of WhIte.Cappers

ITFI JENA, ARK, oct 2f-Aiost Of the
r,Irai population have come here to wit
ms The trial of the eleven white-cappers
trha trials will come up one after another
and will last fully a month during which
time fully 500 st. Francis county people
have fixed themselves 10 live here, in
tents or III the air There are $50
witnesses. Tit band Of white-caps com
mitted some two score of Outrages. In
The nature OF arson, murder, cowhidings
and duckings. They We're spotted by
two men. Webster was wanted. but
he got out of the section. Richardson es-
caped but is now IN Jail in Memphis.
charged with playing a leading role IN the
murder Of six negroes, near Kerrvlle.
Tenn. The entire county is interested in
the trials The prisoners deny their
guilt, and are open in their threats that
either they or their prosecutors viii have
to get out Of that section as soon as the
trial is over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
Mrs. Iangtry Wants Her Car.

PATTERSON, n. j., Oct. 24-Mrs. Lang
try, the Jersey Lily" is involved In
litigation here In an effort 20 regain pos
session Of her palace car. In which she
travelled during her sojourn In this
country Mrs. Langtry is TO return TO
this country soon and she desires to use
il. The car is now in storage at the
works Of the New Jersey Car Storage
where II is being painted and refitted
FOR her use. A friendly action in repleyin
has been brought +. G. ,Grifiths, Of
Boston. who was formerly Mrs Lang
try's agent, holds warehouse receipt
for the car.
Recently she appointed another agent.
and Mr.. Grihiths refuses 10 give up the
receipt. The company, II is understood,
wants an Graef T NON ear rn Ss sodo III neu
vined by Sheriff Johnston. and although
a. Is still at the works II is constructiYely
in his possession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
richmond. October "A, 1S'

H., - r. Th1rp. Richmond, Va;
u..r Sir. Replying to your aPPloaI!e slL
r.r nm official list OF the can.liaa,eii az
...........-- In the Fourth COngreSslonal as
,...f beg 10 say that according TO my
.,r..tton Of the law. ! am not authoI-
,g.H p, diyuge this information.
rro fourth section Of the act 20 pro,
vide for the method OF YOUNG ny p 9i !, -
.'...r.,r1y known rs the Walton bill re-
.,..res the Secretary Of the Common
a...Ifb 10 notify the secretary OF eaCh
electoral board Of each city or county OF
tho State Of the names OF those persons
y,ho have served notice on him Of thelr
intention to be candidates. BY the sixth
section il Is provided that "a member OF
mo electoral board shall take them u. g.,
the b4ll0tsO into MS exclusive possession,
aII,viug no one 10 examine them, nor
Nil eucb member communicate 10 any
lrc any Information as 70 the size, stSle
or contents Of said ballots.
ANY violation Of the provisions ~ TINS
section for which no punlshment mas
otherwise been provided, shall he deemed
a. pislcucauor and punished by fine Of
500 and imprisonment or one hoH'h III
indeed. my docllnation to comply with
your request might be entirely rested In
hat clause of the sixteenth section, which
reads:
ANY member Of the electoral board,
tho urintcr who shall print the OihCial
ballots provided for by this act, any
Judge Of election, or any other peISOli
who shall give or sell TO any person
whomsocvcr except where it is distinctly
provided 10y this act, any official ballot
or any copy or any fac-simile or
the same, or any Information about the
same, or shall counterfeit or attempt 10
counterfeit the same, shall be deemed
guilty of "A mis3cmeanor, and upon con
victiOn thereof shall be fined $500 and I'M
prisOued I'm jail six mouths
While the foregoing does not specitcaI-
lv forbid the Secretary Of the Common
wealth 10 give the information you desire,
10 IS clearly the intent OF the law 20
retain IL i'm the exclusive possession OF
the electoral board until the day Of cleo
tiou the penalty imposed upon such
board for divulgng It being very heavy.
This intent would be defeated, were | to
give the information, and I'm this view of
the law. ! must respectfully refuse your
request.
! Very respectfully,
JOSEPH r. LAWLESS,
! Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

9. clemens, virginia., w. ", A.; 6 Hsnl:
J. Lemon. Indiana: r. Giddons. MIS-
souri,: Preston Cutler. Virginia; {. r.
Williamson and Wife, Atlanta va Ca aid
wife. indianapolis. Ind, J, s. s nous
e. :. Powell. Louisville. Ky: J. " " NC Nc.
Namara. North Carolina a. r., "a ~
Virginia; J. A. Lord. Cine,n,na,u,
c. g. Stevers ard wife, Plt'spur ri;nqton'
Nv: J. a spencer and wife; w. r. nal sa'
New York city; A. f. Bagoy and VIE
HaPpa n,ann0J sunper was served, after
which The following toasts were h !..n',r
"Gnr Alma Mater" j. II Hardln; IL
Saintod President. Robert M IiareY Min
nick: "Our Boys" J. ;. Shnouse c,d DIg1itts'
INV ware" +. NJ. Rains; The Stu1eMh es,
PRAYER Meeting" J. J. Holey; our TN nv
iI t"S - Mary Coils: "The Future OF me
ilUVi,ior,s,iV" r H. Powell KIND WoI ll ~
80 enoitn of the absent ones ana mos NOS
,,bo bad died during the rast year Meie
,.nIoriv remembered apd kindly gree
tcos zero sent to the faculty, OF tnelr
80 r,ste, nv those assembled. II was
a''i,I I..t,nt gathering Of former stndents
~ gborDr OF one Of the leading lnsttu-
~. - 's' ~ learning west Of the AHesnanE
,fnI,,tains and that has an aIuIi'iih VI
c-firb she may proudly boast, az t Ht,,',
20 among them some OF inc ie,,agh
+,r,orhers. professors, lawyers anu S'"'''
rrou ~ this and other LANDS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
rOpACCo EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, oct. ~ IN

RICHMOND. VA, oct. ~ 1894
No offerings of tobaccos at auction Oh
Ppiyate sales reported to the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-Iay
WRAPPERS. > hogsheads; filters, y; leai
dark. I; Tugs dark, :. Total 10 hosS-
heads. -. ,,ro,ts to-dav.
Inspect lous-B Bright, 10 hogsheads; dark i
q ho-Sheads and s tierces, western -
bogsheads. Reinspectons-Brigh 40
hogsheads; dark, / hogsheads anu l us so,
Myers, Farmers Crpnshaws, sea
hrook's Davenport's, Allegheny. Shell
burne's and Shockoe tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, IT packages de-
Hveries i25 packages. Lii,
Tinted States internal revenue coiet-
lions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
dav. cigars and cigarettes, N2Etlp, plug
to6accos. 81 4oT. 66 Total. N6u 90
A very satisfactory sale at the south
ern" to-day, and a good break at this
warehouse for tomorrow. ,,,
a very good sale at the "StonewaH
to-day; prices very good. Another break
for tomorrow. ,-.-
First sale at Shelburne's warehouse
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
IN ALUHSI FANQUhT
Grsduat.s 81 the University of kentucky
Met Around the Board

TIE following a'umai and former stu
dents of EeruoEy University and their
wives. 49, noted attending the Christian
Convention iu this city, held a banquet
at Ford s Hotel last night:
r.. h. EalhN chaplain Of the House OF
Representative Washington. ID. c.; II.
j. Seaman, 'harlJuesule Va; H. G..
Garrison and wife Roanoke, Va: Il. b.
Wiger LapOrte, md. =. A. Cave,
HagerstOwn, Md; II Mumick and wife,
Lubeck. Me, r. stancil aud wife, Rich
mond. Va; X. v Omer Richmond. Va.
/ ". Omer. Richmond Va. NJ. Coils,
Lexington, Ky; r. NJ. Rains. Cincinnati.
o; c. l.. Thurgood and wife, Pittsburg,
Pa, Peter Ainslie, Baltimore. Md, ".
j Cooke and wife. Rolkvue Nd; 4.
X Moore and wife. Richmond, Va; c.
=. Moore and wife. Danyiie Va. a. A,
Ferguson, Lynchburg. Va. G. II. Combs
ana wife, Kansas city. Mo. J. r. Tyler
ana wife, Cleveland, o; Il. A. Cole and
VIE, Angola, Ind; II. c. Kendrick, In
1iana; :. r. Wills and wife. New YORK
clp, N. ID. Club. Midway, Ky; J. j.
Haley. Berkenhead. Eng, q. c. Dewese,
E1ekA- MI Geo. Anderson. Ohio: J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
IN The Furnishing Of a Home
there is nothing

there is nothing
more important than the Dining-hoom'
You pay a great deal more at finely FUR
nished restaurant than at II lunch counter
for the same thing, and very willingly, too
The same thing applies to your own home
Now we would like to call your attention
to a shipment of Bullets Just received
The prices of these range from slf.So 10
s6j. and they are all POLISHED Finish
We have also received q shipment OF Dining
Tables which have elegant POLISHED
OUARTEK-sAwED TOPS and LEAVING.
TURNED and FLUTED LEGS. Just think
81 q Table like the above described. feet
long. for ais. Come to see Us. We want
vonr trade and will get it if prices and
careful buying are consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

WE ARE THE PEOPLE YOU WANT
TO BUY YOUR BOYS SUIT FROM.
WE DON'T CLAIM TO HAVE THE
LOWEST PRICED sUiTs--wE HAVE
FOUND THEM TO BE THE DEAREST
BUT WE DO CLAIM 70 SELL YOU
GOOD. WELL MADE, WELL CUT, SER
yIcEABLE SUITS FOR YOUR BOYS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
WE HAVE THE RoUGH-AND-TUM-
BILE SUITS. MADE FOR THE BOY
THAT IS A REAL BOY, WHO WANTS
A SUIT THAT WILL LOOK NEAT YET
STAND HARD USAGE.
THESE SUITS DON'T RIP-THEY
HAVE DOUBLE KNEES AND DOUBLE
SEATS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
p1CHuOND, VA, Oct. -. 1894

Offerings w neat az bushels; corn
S S~sbels. oats, 1900 bushels; rye. 80
ou Ga Hei9 Wheat, 7i2 bushels; corn (white).
so D tu.otions: Wheat-Longberry. 55c TO
uo,o"oiyei. b4c. 10 57c. shortberry, 53c.
3lc; 10 ri''' No. 2 red. 56Iac.
10 coorrGn.-Wahite. Virginia dag lots new.
ooi ~ SIC; No, = white, 5sc.; No.
mixed, 20 20. mixed, 32l.c. to s3c.; No.
=, onaaiSed. 8l14c. 10 32c.; winter, YGc. TO
9Ze. ,5c. TO soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 2.-Flour duh
and demand light.
Wheat dull; No. red, JOc.
Corn firm; mixed ear, new, 39i2c.' yei-
low ear, new. 42c.; new shelled, &c; NO.
. white. old SIC mixed ear. old, Jlc.
oats steady; No. mixed, 3lhc.; No.
mixed, light, 3olsc. -,y
d. IT. ai,iet: mess, Si250: clear mess.
s,s S 50; family, slSoo; clear family. sltOo.
Lard quiet and lower; steam lear,
q an. Kettle dried, s7.62a; prime steam
dull and nominal .tor. othors I'M.
Bacon quiet and easier; o'heFs UNI
changed.
Whisky. 81 %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct, a -. lrI.,l1s m
market firm at 26Ae pid e aor r, sgs u'A' .
sales. 337 casks; receipts, a"o Ca essS ~ ooo
Rosln market firm with rr sa,eS % ouo oio
SarTs and geS g SSi'oo: D, sT05: E. SIS; f.
$40; q, sI5S; II, Sl;75; /. So, M,SSg gia ~
K, 50 %: NJ. $3.50: n. S26o: windo" glass
50 s.. water white. S3.OU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
rur CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATfs'
Secretary Of the Comnonwen'ih
K.fus,a TO - yulge III" Names

The following corresponding, pPta CTlS
ana ,nd... mr.. c,n5jdate from the Fourth dis
g ,rct ses forth the recent ruilns OF Of the
s S,cy t not to diyulge the names Oh '"e
congressional candidates; 49,. ., ,sa.
Hachi"..rr'' I,awlsss. Secretary Of
Hon on Ggo GTg1 ucalth, Richmond, Va;
the 'gI,l'''Ip Igasa furnish me the names
p.2r Ss.cI,,ora candidates for CONGRESS
Or Prom TG me Foa sS9n2 2d2 d's of tbc Gr
virginia who have nol Iog b y0G co certified
caual'".ss,,a ,.r, Of each electoral board OF
TO me esyrty OF city Of said congressional
district. o,,fullv
1o''S r. T. THORP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
,IATits.

WENTWORTH Died, at The, home Of
his father, at Painesviiie' Ameha t2"hNViS'
THoMAS e. WENTWORTH, JR, aged
FuneraI services at his fathers resi-
dence TO-DAY CThursday)' $50 CLOCK
Friends invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
xo,hinc Eyfarnnl About Him.

Fllegende Blactter: Doctor-I told you
nlainlV that you should rub tho brandy
that | ordered for You about your
stomach. and nov YOU nave uruhk II.
Patient-Yes, but you see, Doctor. |
have never IN my lie cared much for
externals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
wIINISGTON.

"TLMINGTON, N. c. O o,ra,,naa sf,Oo'
firm: strained, 9Jc.; good stralileo' SA'V
Spirits turpentine steady AZ Zoc'
Tar firm at $40. A.ra 10:
Crude turpentine hrm; haro' Fii''
soft. 81. 80: virgin, Sl.Io.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25
u,,,p COTTON MARKETS.

,.,,,v YORK, oct. 2l.-Cotton quiet;
MINI MN, gulf, Glz; mlddling, as. Fu-
middlinc5I osed steady; october. 51sq5,5O;
lures nndrsessm her 5.5oaa.al; December, 80;
January SSsgseA p TfieFS5ar1y a5 9is May;
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common to extra steers, 50 s5as.l5; stock.
ers and feeders. s2.Oodi3.JQ; COWS anu
bulls, 81. OO6l35 80; calves. s2.2Jfgoo.
Hogs-Receipts, 3l,Op0: market Weah,
heavy, St4Od6 SIS: common 10 choice
mixed, st30d4. a.. choice assorted, stoo
a. 10; light, Si.30G460; pigs, s2IqtW,
Sheep-Receipts, l5.o0; market ilrnn; II ~
@4o0.
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ST LOUIS.

ST LoI1s, NO, Oct. 4:.-Flour dull:
,a'ant 81 4Oa2.JO; extra fancy, ~ loo
Pa5. fancy. Sf0542.i0; choice SLUGGISH;
rye Wheat ny lover; December, i91stfiSse.:
M a,grn % lover lover: December 455sc.' May
Gssie4GAc. ..A.- orLc . Nav. 32sSc.
PorSE STANDARD mess, S12.75; on orders
Si1p a3grd-Prime, $500; choice 500. :. 80.
Dry Sailed Meats-shouiders. so ss y
longs. $3.50; clear ribs 90" s sH ~. longS
81 10. clear ribs, ST00; shorts, sLoiis
High wines firm at Sf.23
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-25

Young Mems Dressy Fan Overcoate
grey Melton, silk-lined sleeves, stranse
Loeb & Co.'S regular SO coat or A4i
The last ten days OF the sale at Gil Broad
street.