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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

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of the finest goods for complete Or par
tial suits. Ii YOU want anything in the
line of tailor work he can furnish it in
the latest styles and Of the best quality.
All work guaranteed trst class. and
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

"WHUT hez this Democratic Free
Trade Congress doDe?" asked the
rural stump speaker in strident tones
of Indignation. As he paused for re-
ply man with a big double bass voice
answered: at hez done the American
people. y Washington Star,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

Gen. Grant old regiment. the 2Sth
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1894-10-11

State OF Wisconsin VS. Allen. EdM Lowry.
Dist Atty. Brown & Goodsell BastaTdy
State of Wisconsin vs. Frank England Ed NJ
Lowry, Dist Atty. Assault to do great bodily
state of Wisconsin vs. Maggie Mills. Ed NJ
Lowry, Dist Atty. u Palmer. Keeping house
of ill-fame,
State Of wisconsin VS. Peter Gierens. Ed M
Lowry, Dist Atty Brown G Goodseu. Assault
with deadly weapon.
state OF Wisconsin VS. Philip Kirschbaum. Ed
NJ Lowry, Dist Atty Buchner 81 Goodsell As
saulJ with intent TO kill
Stat of Wisconsin W Jerome Rose ct al Ed
NJ Lowry, Dist Attorney W Palmer, Appeal,
State Of Wisconsin VS. Alanson Hayes ct al
Ed NJ Lowry Dist Atty. Burglary.
State of Wisconsin vs. Philip and Ida Smith
Ed NJ Lowry, Dist Atty. w 6 Palmer. Keep
State Of wisconsin VS. H Fish EdM Lowry,
Dist Atty. Paul Meyer. Adultery.
State Of Wisconsin VS. VIM Nichols and Casper
Hardy Ed NJ Lowry, Dist Atty. York.
State of Wisconsin vs. Charles Parish. ed NJ
Lowry, Dist Atty. Murphy & Gardner. Adul.
State Of Wisconsin vs. James Oates Ed Nj
Lowry, Dist Atty. Brown and Goodsell. Bias
state Of wisconsin vs. Freeman Jacobs. Ed NJ
Lowry. Dist Asty Bastsrdy
State Of Wisconsin vs. VIM WEIGH Ed NJ
Lowry Dist AIRY Brown 4 Goodsell. Assault
State Of Wisconsin VS. John Hutchcroft Ed NJ
/ Lowry, Dist Any Bushnell. Watkins s Moses
Burglary
State Of Wisconsin Is Moses Webb Ed NJ
4 Lowry. Dist Atty W Palmer Appeal. SELF
ing HQaoF
/ state Of Wisconsin " Charles Cudney Ed n
/ Lowry. DIST Amy W g Palmer Assault to ~
( great bod barrn
/ state OF Wisconsin Us Wesley Nicholson Ed
I n Lowry msf1ct ATTY Brown & Geodsell
/ Giersc-stes1inW
state 81 Wisconsin vs. Leslie webb Ed n
/ Lowry, DIST NV T L Clearv Adultery
Sthte 90 Wisconsin - YIN Ahasey Ed II
Lowry, Dist Afts Brown & 6oodseA. Assault,
I T. commit F8pp
( state Of Wisconsin IS Thomas shields Ed "
I Howry. DIST Atty Juhn D Wilson and X Il
Blanchard Assault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING OUOrArIONS OF
AJNEY
Offerings and sales at tho Richmord To-
bacco Exchangc-Internal Revenue
CoiIections-Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK, oct. s-The tendency
of urices at the opening OF the STOCK
Evcha-nge was upward, but the improve
ment Was checked by liberal offerings
oold ali dav long and at the close the
nrice touched Slh, against NJ carry IN
The day This is the lowest polhl Iea s a..
ed since the current bear moHeInehe u, III
the stock was inaug urs'e ~, nd total OF
were II 100 shares In a grahu totai ,o W
Ia5 S5s shares. The selling was based
on the poor condition OF the market'
refined product, and the reports on , GuI
ting Of prices at the Mes .rom i0iH 10
~, on reports that the company lhteHueu
to issue q. 10000 bonds. me poHp Io'
so 1t was said would be oHereu o. ~
Bay State Gas. W.,9h Eminent mart satur-
dav. dropped "a points to 2ii2 on eItCIts
to make a small block OF the stock. SUP,
sequently IL rallied 10 = ana ci HSs eli eli
% bid; offered AT - Chlcaso IL nar
from Az to 1874, eX-diWdeh9 Oh ~ IIN
cs1t. Cordage preferred decIheI lA
TO u. The heaviness of American 2 9'Iia,,
had an adverse influence on ltteocEnd nv
list. Changers were also attaChtu -
the bears. These issues declined -2pl1 -
per cent Rock Island leading huiIot
OF rate difficulties, blizzard Ia me noI
west etc, were used against tie 80 -,
Reading was weak and tell aDout -
points. The proposed reorganlzatilo1nl -
not gaining many friends mere or aDi o al
Pacific Mail was exceptionally hrm ana mo
rose from l47s to lG3s on favorable ne, re-
ports about the company's finances. the
market in the closing dealings was heaHys
at about the lowest point OF me DAY.
Net changes show losses Of hQlh per
cent. outside of Sugar, which declined declined
ask per cent. on the day. Bay state
Gas. however. dropped ~. Long Island
gained 2B and Pacific Mail IS per GENT;
Bonds were weaker, The sales OF Hsteu
stocks aggregated s2,737 shares; unlisted siei
S312l shares, including chicago Gas,
ex-dividend, 1890 shares, LouisyllIe ana
Nashville, 900 shares, N0rlhWeS.,Sgrn'
j. 100 shares; Reading, 800 shares; Rlch-
mond Terminal, 100 shares; St Paul'
100 shares; Western Union, 4,UD snares.
Treasury BalanCes-Coin, SI6,l4oVo;
currency. $50 975, 900
Money on call easy at | per cent last
loan at / per cent, and closing onered
AZ l per cent; prime mercantile paper
IGpb per cent. Bar silver, HtfiGp4b,
Sterling exchange strong, with nctual
business in bankers bills At 4SGa iSoH
for sixty days and 4s7d4SrI for demand
posted rates, 4sTd4Ss: commercial hills,
i4ia,GISll5 Government bonds nrm
state bonds dull Railroad bonds weaker
Silver at the board Gi% bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Committee for the Relic OF TIE Poor

The Committee on Relief OF the Poor
held its monthly meeting at the city Aims
house last evening at I o'clock Ihore
were present Messrs. Mcdowell CHAIR
man, Don Leavy, Brock, Ferriter, Reeve,
Blake, and Snead.
The report OF Superintendent X. w.
Carter for the month OF September was
submitted and received. 1t showed thai
ON August 3lst there were In the instltu.
tion 23l inmates. During the month or
September there were received Ii white
men. 8 women, and 1 chid-total, 81; II
colored men, II women, and children
total 80. NJ
During the past month there were dis
charged II white men, II women, chill
dren-total 30; 10 colored men, IA women,
and : children-tOtal, 81
The following deaths occurred during
the past month: white man, , colored
men / woman. 8 children-total, l..
on September 5otn there remained In
the institution 23j inmates.
The contract FOR the furnishing OF coal
10 the department during the winter was
awarded 10 Mrs. Jane King.
The resignation OF Or. W. n. haple as
resident physician of the white alshonse
was accented and at his suggestion Ut
Trevilian appointed DR.. Il. 5. Whitueman
as his successor -. .,,,,,-o,,-
The usual number OF bllls were appIoN-
ed and ordered to be paid.
After the transaction OF some routine
husiness of minor importance, the COM
mittee adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Hon. Joseph r. Lawless, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth yesterday received
the official notification. in compliance with
the provisions of the Walton election law
10y which Mr. W. r.. McKennCy. Of Pc
terSburg, informs him that he Will be the
Democratic candidate for Congress from
the Fourth district at the coming cleo
tion on November 9Th. This completes the
notifications from the ten Democratic
candidates for the House of Representa-
uVes from this State
Mr.. -Lawless was also notified by Mr..
George w. Barbour, Of Orange county,
that he will be the Democratic candidate
for the seat In the House of Representa-
tves from that county 10 succeed the
late Mr.. II. r. Graves.
According TO the Walton election law,
all notifications must be sent TO the Sec
rotary Of the Commonwealth by the re-
Spective candidates not later than TWEEN
~ days before election day, in order that
their names may be printed on the official
Ia llOfg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
Fnrniturr for The Library.

The State Library Board of Building
Commissioners met yesterday mornine
I'm the Executive chamber. There Were
present: Governor O'Ferrall, Secretary of
the Commonwealth Lawless. Auditor Of
Public Accounts Marye. Second Auditor
Ryland and Treasurer Hartman, mem
bers OF the board; Mr. c. Lee Moore, sec
rotary. and Mr.. William II, Poindexter,
Of Washington, the supervising architect.
The board discussed in detail the question
as 10 how the various rooms in the new
library building should be furnished. The
architect was directed to confer with the
heads of the different departments in
regard TO their needs and prepare speci-
flcations and estimates as 10 the prob
able costs. The usual number Of bills
were ordered 10 be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

The regular meeting of the Board OF
Fire Commissioners was held at the
City Hall last evening. The entire board
consisting Of President J. II. Frischkorn
and Messrs l.. &. Jenkins, j. l.. Levy.
j. r. Sheppard. Charles II. Taylor and
G.. W. Taylor were present
T.. II. Goodman was elected sub-ladder
man I'm Truck Company No 2.
The Superintendent Of Fire Alarm was
directed to change the present call sys-
TEN Of the department private telephone
service to the individual or magnetic cal.
system.
All fremen's badges were ordered TO be
turned I'm to the secretary. who Will have
them properly numbered and reissue
them In numerical order
Chief r.. L. G. Scott, OF the Ashland
fire department, made application for
some Of the old helmets for the use OF
his department. The matter was referred
10 the president OF the board and Acting
chief Shaw for disposition.
j. W. Weimer, Of Truck Company No.
3; and NJ II. Mitchell, Of Engine Com
pany No. Z, were each allowed leave OF
absence for ten days.
Mr.. : r. Perdue, helper OF No. En-
CINE Company sent IN a letter OF resig-
nation. which was accepted. There were
numerous applications for the position,
but when II came 10 vote the board,
after repeated attempts found themselves
I'm deadlock which could not be broken,
and they adjourned without action
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
DEATHS.

MOSBY.-Died. at his residence, 81
south Fourth street, October sth, az i'i'
A NJ, WILLIAM TRUEHART MOSBf'
at the age Of fOrty-four years. -
Funeral from the Church or the Cove
nant TODAY (Tuesday) at +. NJ
FILBATES.-Died,a at the residence OF
her parents, ANNIE LAURIE, infant
daughter OF l.. T. and y. NJ Fllbates'
aged seven months and twenty-four days
HANKINS.-Died at the residence OF
her husband west Cary, street, near
Beech. at l2:l5 Sunday morning, october
eth. MARY PLEASANTS, wife OF OiVer
A. Hankins.
WEST.-Died, Friday. October 9TH, Mt
If o'clock a. NJ, SADIE VIRGINIA,
youngest child OF Virginia w. and George
Y. West; aged three weeks.
HIGGINs.-Died, at her fathers resi-
at ; u. NJ, FLORENCE A., nth daugh-
Ger OF John NJ. and the late Kate c. Hig-
gins. .,.,... -.
Funeral will take place WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, with requiem mass, at st.
Peters cathedral, at 10 O'Clock. Friends
invited to attend. y
YARBROUGH.-Died at his late resi-
dence. No. go Albemarle street. after
"A long and painful Illness. THOMAS y.
YARBROUGH, in the thirty-eighth year
OF his age. He leaves a devoted wife
and three children. a mother. three sis
ters, and one brother TO mourn their
loss.
The funeral will take place from Lau-
rel-Street NJ r.. church THIS (Wednes-
day. AFTERNOON at o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
m4JOn WnsiALL DKcLINhS.
Ne VIII NO, Run With Rtpnb 'iean Can
d-datc-Kow among frohibs.

AetI-yITIF y c.. oct. S.-Spcc al. -
Major Cuas NJ. Stcdman and Hon. JOS >.
Admins have just returned from F',Hrl-
ford and Mcdowell Counties, Whe. inc,
have been caWUasulul Ihey rel orr tht
Democrats 90 these counties as thor'ugh-
" aroused ana confident OF victor y. -iI.
Adams filed the appointment OF Stha-
TOR Jarvis at kutncrioIdJoh, because OIL
Major r.. g. Wtstan, one o. the Pro
hibitiUu candidates Ior IAt LtslsidIuiS
from this county, has declared ne VIII
not make the race with ms associate;
Georgc II. Burnham, who was eudors q
Jy the Republicans after one OF lhGIr
nominees had declined TO run, unless tle
latter uucIuivyctiIy i'pudI"tt9 ILt sC,'o'
of the Republicans. The MAJOR places
hts determination upon the hth sIothH
that De thinks it wrong Ia principe lot
The Prohbii0uists 10 make cntdlS ing
alliances with either OF we ola p'5it.iS.
So the even tempered ProhIbs are likely
10 have % TOW inside party lines bti5r,
the campaign closes. ~
Major robert Bingham is a candidate
for alliance hunors, II ms eHoits aious
the lin, ~ beet culture can be take" a.
any indication lie has placed N the
CitlZcu Museum Tor the inspection OF
those who are skcptlCaI IN such MAJ
1ars two htrts. one weighing twenty
SID and ,ne-half pounds. the other, Iroba-
ably the largest ever raised IN the state,
thiTty-tIgut and oHe-halt pounds, Tn"
latter measuring In lehglh Two Icrl
eight inches, 10 circumference TWO lee,
ton and three-quarter Inches. The
Major says he has "a potato, also, weigh
ing one Mound and thirteen ounces. Bul
mis- Is "A pigmy compared % one weigh
ing three and one-halt pounds, now on
,NIibitiou u a. -. Cooprrs store.
Iar.e shipments Of chickens from this
place TO points South have been recently
made. one day last week llO were
sent. and for the week one 1rm here
shippcd the respectable number OF 2Slo.
This same firm have shipped betwteA
COuI ana 5000 ui the teItheIed tribe dur
Ing the last three weeks.
At the annual me. ting OF the Ashe-
willie Tobacco Association. held fen
daVs ago. George Henderson was elected
president. r. r. Gordon, Yice-pIcsl,elG
and e. J. Holmes. secretary and tr,ay-
was learned that i.12,ljl pounds OF leaf
tobacco had been sold on the Ashley L.
market the past wear the sum realized
therefrOm being $3,,-1630.
The revenue collections for this dis
irict during September We're as follows.
AT Asheville. 1910 % at Mt. Airy, 95l4.-
~: at Winston. Sci at SjatCSNlllc:
may be interesting 20 know that Of
this amount $40 So were paid on playing
cards under the Democratic tariff.
Uncle George Crawford, of Macon COun-
~ one OF the most original and inter-
esting characters I'm this section OF The
State. IS dead at the advanced age Of
Colonel Frank Coke has Just bought
,he Henry house. on the Battery Park
hill lie Is renewing IL entirely ana will
give the use OF Il 10 the Swannauol
County Club. lie VIII also give them
the use Of a summer-house out at Sui
phur Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
1hn Innnslrlnl Homo tlnlter.

A meeting Of the board of directors OF
the Richmond Industrial Home was held
Yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of
making investigation into the alleged in
subOTdnation among the inmates, and
also into charges of mismanagement
brought against Superintendent Blood by
several OF the inmates OF the institution.
who asked for an Investigation into his
actions. The board gathered such infor-
nation as was available In regard 10 the
controversies. but withheld any action in
the matter until the next meeting. which
will be held At the y. NJ, c. 4. next
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. One OF the
members of the board said last night thai
he thought the little trouble had been
about satisfactorily adjusted, and he an
ticlpated no further difficulty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, oct s-The visible
supply statement was De SUI pIlae 10
the trade in wheat to-day. rev Euesses
made IL more than l,Obb,Vp nusheis IN
crease. and even that was called an cN-
aggeratiCn, Conservative people HsurlnS
IL at 900 bushels more IMAM last Week.
When the report was complete, shoMinb
42O1 900 bushels Increase the selllAS
became general, and what had been Il
steady TO firm market became, under
the pressure Of offerings, a weak ana
tOp-heavy one. Prices decHned iully
lc. from the top ana closed at sc. above
the inside, with puts sustaining them.
December wheat opened at from 1ti-c.
TO - &c, ranged from 5i2sc. 70 dhfsc.,
ana closed al 13-tc., &c, uilugI t"S-
Sales OF cash wheat averaged i2c. hlSher
than Saturday. but the nominal close
was weak, with the futures.
CONGREGATIONS were based more on
the direction OF wheat than on, on It's own own
situation, a decrease Of I52.oop bushels
in the amount on ocean passage ana
another OF 100000 bushels in the Visible
supply being Of no avail in preventing
decline after the more lmp9ftant mar mar
ket started on its downward pain, me
OFFERINGS were free, and although theie
was nrmness and strength IN the carry
trade, they disappeared when the he
mand was withdrawn later. May corn
opened from jlSHIlkc, sold between
5i5tC. and Ju'sc., ClOSing at bAq'lc',
D., Ta.C under Saturday. Cash corn
ruled lc. higher, the close being relative
ly weak, with the futures.
Oats-There was nothing 10 attract
attention I'm this market. For some
time after the opening steadness pre-
vailed, but with the break I'm the other
grains there was a sympathetic one
i'm oats. May closed *. lower than
Saturday Cash oats We're A0lac. hiph-
er than saturday.
Provlsians-A prominent commission
house and some OF the packers bid prices
Tor prodJct up. with the evident intent
of running in last weeks short sellers
They were only partially successful in
their design, the decline in grain affect
ing this market sufficiently 10 bring about
a weaker feeling. There was a mod
crate advance in the lire hog market
at the yards, which helped the tone Of
provisions early. At the close. January
pork and January ribs were each &c.
higher than Saturday. January lard
pl,g.I UNCHANGED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

Since Its tenant moulded away.
And the quantity carved old stone
Tells its simple tale to all:
Here Hes bearer OF the pail at mighty
Shahespeare's funeral.
These affecting lines should settle the
matter " only we knew the author OF
the lines: hut we have other Testimony
Tor we are gravely assured by tho Rich
mond Times that members OF the Fred
erickshurg colony In Richmond corrobo-
rate the statement as to the existence OF
the monument" That should be a cllnch-
or, but. bless your soul. no such stone is
IN ST. Georges churchyard, and has not
been In n time where the memory of
man runneth not TO the contrary. No
member OF the Fredericksburg colony I'm
Richmond has ever seen any such stope
save through "A glass darkly." perhaps.
and no living man can point to the spot
where either he or the stone lies Wash
ington Wright. the venerable sexton OF
tho church, who died at ripe old age,
declared that in all his ministrations he
had never seen the stone. and Mr.. Mon
cure -. Conway some years ago made a
thorough search OF this graveyard and
several others, in the hope Of finding this
antiquatcd treasure. Like the blessed
vision Of the Holy Grail, IL exists only
IN the minds eye OF the visionary Vota-
rics Of the miraculous. IL Is true that the
writer Of this has talked with a gentleman
Of great veracity and greater age. who
most solemnly aSSeVerated that he had
seen the aforesaid tombstone, but where
ne could not say, nor was he at all clear
as 10 what was on II. The stone has now
no existence. and probably never has had
any, and persons looking for any such
monument win nos find II here. But st.
Georges Churchyard does contain a
tombstone that is quite as. puzz,ing oto
most people as the celebrated head
stone with Bills Jumps hi SIN ark on IL
was TO the Pickwick Club for IL gravely
rccites that the person In whose memory
IL was erected died and was buried in
the year 1884 some centuries before
Christopher Co'Umbus planted the flag
Of his most Christian Majesty here or
Ericsson saw the pleasant shores or
Vinland. II may be that the dead person
was some ancient Mahatma, who caused
his remains and monumental stone 70 b.
transported 10 these shores long after
his death; but. however that may be, II
is fitting subject for antiquarian re-
search, and any Old Mortality who will
kindly solve the mystery will confer
boon on the curiosity of Fredericksburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09
THE GRAVE or sDHARD HBLpOX
Was This Pallbrsrer OF Shakespeare Bur
led at fredsri cksburc? Its denied.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct s.
special-Once more the story is going the
rounds that here. in the hoary graveyard
OF 81. Georges church. right next 10 the
busiest street Of this busy town. lie the
mortal remains % Edward Heldon. one OF
the pall-bearers nj the funeral OF the inn
mortal Shakespeare, and that 10 This day
his tombstone may there be seen. bearing
this Inscription:
Here lies the body OF Edward Ueldon.
practitioner In physics and surgery. Born
In Bedforishire. England. In the year Of
our Lord i5i2 Was contemporary with
and one OF the pall-bearers OF William
Shakespeare Of the Avon. After a brief
illness. his spirit assembled In the year Of
our Lord 1913, aged rs.
This plain inscription should prove the
fact. but as collateral testimony a file
OF the fredericksburg Gazette. OF 1884
" produced, with some verses. which de-
clare.
in the old chuTchyard at Fredericksburg
A Rfave-stone stands to-day,
Marking the place where grave has been,
Though many and many year /. has
A seea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-09

ceipts. % packages; deliveries. ~ packages.
United States Internal revenue coiiee-
lions for the city of RICHMOND Va. 20.
S eoSacS c,sar !; snd s csr1sste' M pug
Mr. Alexander Harthill reports the LOU,
1sytlle Wy) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday. october g. lS4' as toi-
lows:
Largely reduced receipts and sales. a
steady market for all grades or leal on
oner, and desirable weather for pringlns
the outstanding crop 10 maturity, WI,
week.
Burley-Offerings at auction: 1898 CROP
This week, 1. iG2; last week. 800; week IN
lS@, 2,C52; week in 1892 l,lS5 hogsheads'
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday, &c
The following Will show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses:
Farmers-Inspeetions, l2s receipts g.
Neutrality-suspicious., T. Centre-lnspec-
lions, 2 West Hill-Inspections, Z; re-
cceipts, s. tal-Inspections, lei; receipts
Total inspections from the LIST OF o ,6o
Der, 1894, TO october 4, l6l; same time
last year. 30.
Close OF the Tobacco Year.-Tne to-
bacco year begins on October LIST and ends
report OF the inspector CMr. James Is.
McCulloch), showing the inspections, stock
on hand for inspection, and sales Of loose
at the different warehouses from October
/, 1893, to October /, 1894:
Hogsheads inspected, 4,s2o; Inspected
hogsheads on hand, l25 for inspection
230 sales of loose. 1000, 40 pounds. ,0o..
From October l. 1892, to October lS'9'
Hogsheads inspected, 1894; inspected hogs
heads on. hand. sl55i for Inspection ''f'
sales of loose, 9,53l,50 pounds,
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange aho
the several tobacco warehouses OF tns
city OF Richmond, Va. Will be closed
from the hour OF close or business We
day until the usual hour for business OF
Wednesday morning. October 10. 1884, as
ordered by the Trade.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO-
day: James III. Mason, FluVanna'