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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

There are thousands Of tired women TO-
day on the verge Of breaking down be-
cause they are martyrs 10 their own
false IDEAS of domestic duty.
They are slaves to their homes ana
their exalted notions Of absolute order
and cleanliness keep them from morning
to night upon the rack of mental ana phS-
steal torture until they grow old. care
worn. nervous. irritable. ana sichly IN
their foolish struggle with dust
only the exceptionally strong can stand
the facilitating effect OF oyerhrated rooms
lack of fresh air and exercise, over-bur-
dened stomachs. and the artificial. ner-
yous hurried lie of so many good wives
and mothers.
Just as nature prompts young children 10
cry and grow irritable when hungry sl
poorlv-fed. over-worked nerves cry Out
for their proper food by twinses OF rheu-
matism and neuralgia.
It is natures language in each case
lust as the frettlng. crying child drops
10 refreshing sleep after being properly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

fed exactly 50 the nervous system feels
right away the equaliZing, restoring AZ
ton of Palne's Celery Compound.
4 fair trial Of this greatest OF all r me,
dies brings strength 70 tired. rundown
mon and women. and frees them perma-
nentlv from debility, heart palplta''oh'
1.srorJ.nt feelings. and inability to sleep
because of nervous weakness.
Mrs. :. L. Welch. of Lynn, Mass, whose
portrait appears above, writes as ioiioWs
II was taken IN last January WIN 'n'
grin ana It left me with the theun'a
| ti.m i'm ms hands and feet. Ny I'e'
yere swollen so bad and were 50 sore
: that found it hard work 10 walk; MY
husband brought me home two bottles o,
paine's Celery Compound. Seeing ,la'
II was doing me- good, | continued ltS use
until had taken Eve bottles Wheh
vas free from rheumatism, ana nave
not bad any since. -.
To-day 1 can truly say that l am as
u.er as | ever was in my life
Tbats #. Palne's Celery Compound
! ,roias paople well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
THE CAROLINA CONSERVATIVES.
They Call Convention TO Meet in Column
Lin the IfIh.

COLUMBIA. 5. c., September THE
dissatisfaction on the part Of the Con-
servatiye faction with the way the poll
tics of the State have been conducted
resulted in some definite action being
taken tonight \ conference Of repre-
sentative men from every section OF the
state met here, and issued an address
10 the Democratic voters Among other
things. il says the Democratic party mas
been betrayed by leaders who nave
usurpei the rights of the democratic
voters. and are using the party machinery
for their own selfish ends, that ring mas
been ORGANIZED. and IS exercising arbi-
trarv and tyrannical authority. TO the
utter subversion OF the welfare OF the
people. and that the leaders ana the
rank and file Of their followers openly
and avoWedly endorse the Third-party anu
Populist measures.
The committee representing those Demo
Gratis who rc2udiat6 Populism announce
their continued adherence To true De
mocrauc principles, and call upon all
who agree with them TO mold mass-Ineet-
ings on The 18th instant IN their re-
spectiVe court-houses in each county, anu
elect delegates 10 8 convention 10 DE-
held in Columbia, the lllh instant Tor
the purpose of rcOrganzng the party
TO consider the political situation, ana
take such other steps as. in their wisdom
they may deem proper.
This is taken to mean that iull state
an. county tickets Will be put out 10
oppose the Tillman faction, which con
tro!s While senator Butler holds that ne
h not seeking reelection by this new
movement. il Is certain that should IL
succeed ne will Ice reelected To the sen
ate. Most OF tho men signing the petition
are. or have been. his liedenants IN tn
contest.
There may he a triangular fight, If thC
new movement nOmnates ticket Ut
Pope. eX-refoImer. and eN-candidate ioi
Governor but who got out d week or tW'
ago. has changed his mind, and announces
that he will make the race. lie counts on
getting the votes OF dissatisfied Rciormers
as well as some If the Conservatives. i'
announces that ne Will run as Demo
crat. and his platform generally IS oppo
sition 10 the ring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
BRADSTREET AND DUN,


E..lurs~ lihc m NPi' b"N 'Ai'' nav
Clouds and sunshine.
e.w YORK. September 7.-BraisJeets
t.....w wiz says
-.. tresiam- to Eraistreets from
n.r. important distributing points
t plain that in mercantile lines
... .. fairly active. An increased num-
interior buyers al the LARGER cll4r7
..r t.. Ws.k has served to stimulate
t ne of topcu.ue5-. ana asIe
t.. e.ttlr-mN strike in New Ing
..i trc distress ina the No''hNest
t. forest fires. the week mas no'
-.f uulayor4t,c features. SialIe
TEND upward. except for wool.
....a nov reports the presence Of
l,. purchasers. particularly Of dry
aha "a better demand for c'i''"
Ia- relatively more sausl"vt''S
situation at the SCUM '"1"
...t.t. b.. Indicated by our reports iI'n
...... that jobbers are surprised anu
90 TIE favorable financial sltua-
10 .uthsrn merchants. Baltimore
u-,....t, have made like reports. anu
e.. f,.t collections are especially s"A
lt..u cities report faNoIabie TEA
tr.- Birmingham. with Increased aa4.S
l.l .rlmlrot.i collections, the le"ts'
Weston arr.rn.ts the best week
u. th, year. and Augusta Noic
f..y cotton receipts. stimulating udde'
r.e sales ~ hardware at Chattdnoosa !"
.y and August aggregated more tns"
. ..- preceding Two months. or me NE
... uurtts last year Savannah AZ
tH'.. Memphis. and Charleston Iepoi'
- t..r volume ~ business for the sedSVIi
Oh. yelr and prospects bright J."
..- region Tributary % NashNihe IL -
.,,l uut uat the tendency Of prices
Generally is upward. but that northern
....rs rrev.nt advances by offering
t.... ar What are called panic prices
N..ls Il g. Dun 81 cos weekly re-
V.u Il trade tomorrow VIII say:
Ine business outlook is much Ike an
a... lay. with alternate clouds and sun
i.. In some branches strong Improve
r.. .tU continues. while Ia others trade
.r.r!ehlng. In the adjustment 10
Ass ..u4Iuons such conflicting signs are
Q. Dol. expected. and the more because the
f..,,I business which had awaited
f..r.I.,nt Was Dy no means evenly DIS
f..f.! For some time h come, II Is
I<ev the conditions in different trades.
.u. rt.u In minor branches Of the same
t.., may vary widely. Strikes lessen
fr "a. time the working force. perhaps,
.- mach a. Il otherwise Increased, but
g.. strike u garment makers spreads 20
fsluy that an early end ~ consi1erea
certain. while the strikes In cotton mil's
-ste advanced prices 50 much tnai set
t.mcnt Is thought not distant.
~ the aggregate volume OF trade no
ertCt measure exists. but the payments
tr..gA ciearing-hOuses for the first week
% September we're ~ per oeH. greater
'4n last year though ~ 2 nor cent SMALL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

Bell recalls TO memory n patriotic man
of great intelligence and energy. Win
warm heart and solcitude Tor the
welfare Of those about him.
Although Il Il many years since ne
withdrew from public life. full OF years
and honor. the great and good WORKS
beg,,n by him go on as II animated by
the same generous spirit that imbued
their author. -
re /. the twelfth Isaac Bell OF his
limo lie was born In 1914 at Y Green
yyich street In which then lived some
y, the hest families in the city.
when he became OF age he went TO
Charleston. and from there 10 mobile
Ala. where he soon became active IN
the cotton trade. This was ABOUT 'he
wear 1859. His meeting with the woman
who became his wife was one OF the TO-
mantle incidents OF his lie. AS was
customary In those days, ne MADE ZIP
every year to Europe to secure rnarhe'
49, Me cotton. While returning from
one of these trips on the saiiihs $3.50 ,e
Vnla dc Lyons. from Havre, In lsR, ne
Mt on hoard Or. Valentine Mott one
~ the most celebrated surgeons OF MS
S,v Who had been court surgeon 10
Ia,',s pbilippe of France. Or. Mott In
oor,,anv with his daughter, beau'i'
mi Girl Of H. was returning 10 tnls
country. The friendship formed on ,na'
bomeward voyage ended in a wedding
two years after. T.. ,rh,,o
while Mr.. Bell was active In pubic
affairs during his stay In the SOUTH ne
became principally identified with tne
southern Bank Of Alabama, IN Moone'
and sery,.i as vlce-president and chair,
man OF that institution. He reslsueu
those offices in 1886. when he disposed OF
he southern business interests ana re-
turned TO New York.
while in Mobile Mr. Bell served aS =,
member Of the Alabama Legislature ~
isii but resigned when he came N >.!,
An Of his property interests in the 9ou'"
uere disposed OF before the war
The Old Dominion steamship Conlpa'
Nc was Organized in 1895 by Mr.. bel ,
With seven other capitalists. MT hei
vas made vice-president and heia NV tn'
onice until 1855. when he resigned. nv
,yas then y years old. There was IA d
steamshIp In the line named isaac pel
In honor OF Mr.. Belrs father TINS YES
sci was destroyed by fire in 1850.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. September 7.-Priyate
sales to-day: Dark Tugs. IS; dark leaf
Il. filters, /. wrappers. o Total. 80 hogs
heads
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, s. $40. 20; tobacco, s., bliss Total,
@.57j2e.
sales Of loose were meagrs to-day. and
the market was without feature
Sun-cured sales showed a strong market.
with / taken In out Of 80 offered. Sales.
from 500 10 $3.50; II packages sold at
500 10 $40.
The quality Of offerings was very good.
ripe. and sweet tobacco. -.
Yesterdays sales were % offered. and
2 taken in Highest, 5000; lowest. 500,
Last years sales at same date showed
more lugs and medium grades by far than
sales at this date. and very fair values.
az 5000 20 $3.50 and si4.O0. as at PRESENT.
The a-erdg, Of the Sttnewall warehouse
sale Wedn sday was Sl416 on 27.llS pounds
Of new brights.
Mr.. W y. Brooks, Of Danville. was
here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

BALI M)hE IHOpttE MAhhEIs
BALTIMORE. MD. September Flour
dun and unchanged
-Firmer; No. red. spot and
September. 55is056hc. October, 56Aa d57c.
December. 59asujs44c.: May G7sHs5c.
steamer. No. red. 53c., bid: milling
wheat, By sample 5si.a57lzc.
Corn-Steady; mixed, spot and Septem-
Der. 59iac., bid. year. 56i4c.. bid: southern
white corn. 60c DO. yellow SIC.
Oats-Steady: No. white western. 35iza
35c. +: No mixed do, Blsn3ic.
Rye-Inactive: No. 2, 52c.
Hay-Dull; good to choice timothy. $3.50
Gl4O0
ocean Freights-Slow and unchanged
Proyisions-Steady; mess pork. $500;
sksIk shoulders, S.25; short-rib sides. 81 20;
clear sides, 1915. sugar-cured shoulders.
50 50: hams Sl3 J1dli25
Lard-Refined, Zoe.
Butter--Firm: fancy creamery. &c; ladle
steady: store-packed, l2Ul3c.
Eggs-Steady al i5l2aisc.
Coffee-Quiet: No. !. l6al6ilc.
Sugar-Steady: graduated, 5,oSc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. September Flour weak
land freely offered; winter wheat, low
/ grades. 81 J0n25Q: fancy. do. N.~g..9o,
{ PATENTS. s.. 1913 20; Minnesota clear. y zsa
, s6S, patents, s.. i0i3i5: low extras, NSp
$50: southern tiour dun and weak; com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
TIE FAlSON CASE.
JnJce Truax Gives the Custody oil the
Child TO the Father.

NEW YORK. September 7-Justice
Trunk of the Supreme Court has de-
,.,aed that Henry |. Faison. Of Falson'
- q Is entitled TO the custody OF MS
,.oar-old child. Raymond. The child was
brought North by its mother VINO Slt
her husband a year ago ohe sa'u
could not stand the climate wn c.so, a.
was. Justice TruaN says Norm Da a.'n,s
is evidently the residence Oh 'ne or that
i..rlsdIcilon bY fraud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
The Opening OF its Fall Meeting Hut
SHINY Attended.

NEW YORK. September 7.-Despite the
fact that the day was cool and pleasant
and that two stake events were on the
card. the Brooklyn Jockey Club com
menccd It's fall meeting at the Gravesen1
track to-day before a slim crowd, scarcely
800 persons being iu attendance.
First racc-six furlOngs- Stoncnell ~
Simms l % - won, Correction secohu'
Mrndicant third Time. 1I5 IL.
Second race-onc mile and sixteenth
Candclabra 40. DoggetL 10 - won
Miss Dixie second, Song and Dance thlrd'
Time. las 81
Third race Scashore Stakes, FIVE ana
one half ADMINISTRATION uU5, Lamp
les. 80 90 ID won Silvie second, Mdhches-
ter third. Time los
Fourth race-Parkvile' Stakes one mile
and Il siNtccnth-Patrician Ql', Simms' -
% 100 won, Sir Knight second, stone
nellie third. Time. i.iS IT, ~
Fifth racc-nyc furlongs hoh w.
Grimm. To- ID won. Attempt secoHu'
Cockadc third. Time. l:o2 .
sixth ract-slN furlongs-Assignee u"''
Hamilton. j. 20 - won. Weinberg Sc
cond. Adelbort third. Time III 81
LATONIA.
AToNIA RACE-TRACK, KY Sep
tenn a. 7.-T0-days races were run uhHrl
extremely favorable circum~ Iance5' an"
developed fine sport. .,
First racc-six furlonrs-Jersey 0lo
Ham. to - Won. Alto June second cora
TAYLOR third. Time. l.l6 s.
second racc-one miie-Peytonla p'4'
kun II to - won. Al boyer sccord,
Ellen Douglass third. Time. "a ~
Tb.rl receive aud one huf furlongs-
F,y.ttc Belle GlD. Ovcrton, I 10 81 Won,
r,.yitv second. Naadord third. Time,
1-D.
Fourth race-soHing. one mile ana Sc
y.utv yards-PeaIl Song O05, clayton %
lD won. George Beck second, 9'iatuol
third Time. l.i7 ii.
Firth race-four and one half fdrlonSs-
label Q6. Gardner. 10 y won, Aimee
Goodwin second. Pleasantly third. Time,
80,
sixth race-six furlongs-Mrs. LILY C'9'
Perkins. 10 % won. Guilty second Pennl-
less third. Time. 1l5.
GRAND CIRCUIT
FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK, Sep
| tcmher This was the last regular day
of the GranI-Circut meeting at ms
/ track. ana large crowd Of lovers oil
u.rt-h4ruess racing turned ont TO witness
/ the SPORT The weather was delightful
ana tle track was in good condition.
The principal feature was the team
r.... best three in five heats. for a purse
.f 5000 The salisbury pair utterly out
.i.. q those against them. They won the
/ I..f heat hy something less thlh quar-
/ f.r 90 90 mile iu 2.-j It,
4. o., nr-t heat the 221-class race
/ after passing the Point Of Rocks, George
/ Martin. who was up behind King Darling
/ f.r. fcl out Of the sulky. ani the horse
I running away. demoralizd the field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Succe.sion to i;ankhead.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala September IA
sneclal to the Age-Herald from GUM
saws: Five hundred and nineteen ballot
for a successor to J. y. Bankhead in the
sixth Congressional District have been
taken. with no result. The several county
delegates are true and tried Democrats
and there seems 20 be no detection from
either candidate. II is the opinion thai
a new primary will be necessary TO reach
a nomination. 1t Is game Of freeze-out'
with no ending as long as the cards last'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
sI.ior MnrY Alny.ins Dead.

ATLANTA. GA, September I.-SiSt'
Mary Aloysius. Mother superior OF 81
Josephs Inhrnay here, and ioImetl
Mother Superior Of the Sisters OF Mercy
1ied here to-day. Of apoplexy. She was al
tending services in 81 Peters ana -
PauTs church when the attack came Oh
She WAS removed 10 the convent OF III
Ir,r,a,ulate Conception. adjoining, wher
eha dioJ i'm ten minutes. In the world sh'
was known as Miss Mary Riley She WA
a teacher OF fine ability. Her life was Nile
with charitable work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
,,, an West Virginia.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA september 81. ..r
Tonight. in letter In an evsm."s p"r me
ex-Congressman Gibson ''p rn,,o,rsssuan
ie'lei in which the former is charged
~ ming the ticket In very severe
, wiz one eentence OF which de-
isns 49, c.nshart az malicious -
i nosn . oowsrd for retreating at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
CHARGED WITH eMSEZZLEMENT'
The seaboard AIRLINE Cashier In Atlanta
Under Arrest.

ATLANTA, GA. September 7-E. G..
Hooks. cashier Of the Scaboard Airline.
was arrested here to-day, charged with
embezzling s., SOL lie has been in the
employ Of the company more than d
wear. lie is - years old and we'll con-
nected here. Officers Of the company say
Hooks simply pocketed prepaid freight
money and made 10 entry on the books.
They had a great deal OF trouble in
tracing the shortage. The discovery was
made months ago that there was 4
shortage. but it took long investigation
10 fasten II on Hooks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
IlNIlS.
nArr1MnpE sTOcK MAKKET.

,,i,,' - new Tgls asked. 30. century
S"nds. 5Sis. b.d: Baltimore and ohio stock.
7c bid. Northern central stock. t'ia H6s q
R.lrimor ana Ohio Southwestern iirsts,
l0-rlO9: DO. second incomes, -. asked;
CAS- bonds. ll5F.. bid: do. stock. G12,, asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. Septon Dor z, ISU+
OFFERISGs-- Wheat, $50 bushels. Com
White bCO bushels. oats, .220 bushels.
sALES.-Wheat, O30 bushels. COrn-White,
6Ol bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry, 55s5sc.
mixed, J4a0Sc. rhortbeIry. 03a5sc.: No. z.
rel. 57Lsa5sc Corn White Virginia tbae lots),
Sic: No. = white SIC: No mireo, &c.
Oais-N0 = mixed. 3ilsa35c.: No. 5 mixed
34a34Isc.; WINTER 3Ja4lc. Rye, o2eo3c
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The National League.

There were no games yesterday.
THURSDAYS playing wound up the league
championship season in the East the
enal series beginning in the West to-
dav with New York at Cleveland Bal
tinore at Louisville. and Boston at Chi
caco. These contests will be watched
,,.i.b interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
DrNuNcIATIoN Of BRECKENRIDGE,
IT l. Signed by Tighty-Si' Ladies o
Lexington.

LEXINGTON, KY, September L
Eightv-six ladies', the crust Of Frankfort
society. have signed a bitter Remuneration
If nrectiuridge. begging the people not
to return him TO Congress.
The idea is prevalent that If the com
r,ittee tomorrow passes rule requlr'ns
voters i'm the urimry TO swear they VIII
sunnort BrecklnrIge If he is the nominee
owens will withdraw from the primary
and make the race against Breckinrldge
as an independent candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
FAN Coming.

Cleveland Plain Dealer)
The poet's IN search of the goldenrod'
The farmers in search Of the husker
sedulOus;
The florists in search OF blooming sol
The dudes in search OF a tailor credu-
lOus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
PRIZE NOT TO BE PAID
n WAS Won by the 1st Indiana "cS'-
ment, X. of l..

WASHINGTON. u. C.. September t.
The Executive Committee OF the io0"'
knights of Pythias tonight decided not
10 nav the prize OF 800 offered for the
nest battalion drin. and which the FIRST
Regiment Of Indiana won without oppo-
citizen on the ground that they had
1,nled according 10 the new United
s,,tas army tactics. which have not yet
h.en officially adopted by the supreme
lodge Colonel Heiskin Of the First In
gisra was very angry at The decision
and much ill-feeling was shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

WINSTON. y. C.. September 7-(Spe-
cial John Hampton (coloredD was to-
day sentenced TO fifteen years in the pen
itcntiary in wilkes Court for attempting
20 assault the f-year-old daughter Of NJ.
l.. Bruce (whlte), OF WilkesbOro'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
The BIueGelds Refugees.

COLON. September "A United
states warship has been ordered TO con-
vev the American refugees at Port Limon
back to Blehelds MusQuito Territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
French Duties Fail.

PARIS. September The Journa! des
| Dcbats to-day says that the corn-luty
has not produced the expected results
! 1t adds that the warm st partisans Of
the present system are obliged u confess
! that they were mistaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

LONDON. September "A dispatch to
the Standard from Vienna says That there
were IA new cases Of cholera, ana III
deaths from that disease reported in Cali
ella yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

UNION STOC K-YARDS ILL, sept M
Der 7-Cattie- Receipts. 1000 head mar
1900. stockcrs AMI feeders. si75G2 8:
COWS and bulls zl4jl3D; calves, sZ&W
5-j
Hogs Receipts 1909 head; market
strong: heavy. S.s0d6.ij. common % choice
mixed s. @Q6 2j choice assorted, ~. vlg
$50. light. S75U62O. pigs. A00G5.75
Sheep-Receipts 100 head inferior 10
chOlce 81 O0ul %. lamhs. 81 ionA25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, &C.. aud the Nea-
Their Indications.

- WASHINGTON, d. G., september7.-
lrup Forecast for Virginia and North
INN Carolina: Generally fair weather :;
southeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

cash quotations: Flour was quiet. With
prices steady 10 frm. but unchanged. No.
spring wheat 54u55c., No. red. ~ iisc.
No corn, 56Sc. No. oats 3i4Sh,c.
Mess pork, Siil0ali2O. Lard. Sa6ikg, 20.
Short ribs N7oG7N Dry salted shout
d,rs. $4,000. short clear sides 500
~ Window. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
virginia News Items.

The Goshen Association of the Baptst
Church closed it, meeting in Orange on
THURSDAY There was an immense crown
I'm attendance. Rev. T. ). Dunaway' -.
d. was the moderator, and y. q. smith
the secretary.
\ considerable sensation was caused in
Roanoke yesterday morning by the an
nouI..ement that Miss Sue Barton. re-
siding in the Third Ward. had been ar
rested about midnight, Thursday night on
the charge Of criminal practice She was
brought before Juds- Woods, Of the
Musings Court. and gave be nd in the
sum Of 900 for her appearance.
Richard T. Chappeil died in Bedford
county in 1880 ami willed his property,
worth about $4,000, 10 Edward T. and
Eliza Nc Trent. who had cared for him
in his declining years The Will wac con-
tested by MIR. Chappelrs relatives, and
the case had been I'm the courts ever
since 4 special term OF Bedford Circuit
Court was just held to Try The cas-
again and the will was established. Since.
| however. a compromise has been made
| by which IT IS understood that the Trents
| r5ceive $500 The costs in the case ag-
gregate about $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
p1cuvoyD STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, September 7. lSsi
sArRs.-5.000 Virginia Centuries at 5sas (;
10 700 Richmond city AZ at 81; 5000 Georgia
Pacific lst IS Trust Receipts at lOO.
Closing quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

The WEATHER N RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was partly cloudy. close, and quite warm.
The stars were shining at midnight.
c.o., nf thnrmnmnfnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
1t Is Raging in the Province of Niini-Nov-
rorod. Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. September T.
Cholera is raging in the town and province
Of Mini ovgorod. In Russian-Poland
there are 5000 fresh cases Of cholera. and
900 deaths from that diease on an ave-
rage per week.
SITUATION IN HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM. September Three
fresh cases Of cholera were reported here
today. At Maestricht Zaandam. Kraiin-
gen. and Albssadam. each. one death from
cholera has occurred.