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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
yireinia News Items.

A nunrv. overloaded with brick and
bouni 10 the Eastern Shore, sank on
Lambert Point yesterday.
Thomas II. Spruit. Il prominent farmer
livir,y in the southern portion OF ,ia,he
county. has gone crazy. Flnahciai u's'
aster is believed to be the cause.
A number OF grocery men OF Norf9h
grand Jury for having their. stores ope1
on e~lection-day. but not their liquor oe'
partments.
The fan session at Russell College. Le-
houon. Va. has been suspended on az,
count Of fever. Miss Bette Power, o.
Blountville. Tenn. music teacher' l.
among the sick.
A court-martial has convened at IN
Gosport navy-yard TO try captain ~
Porter. United States Marine corpsi Ja aip,
tain !. &. Watson is president, II Lieu
tenant b. ii. Fuller tudge-advocate OF 'h'
court.
The harm. corn-crib. and outbuildlng'
ON the farm OF Mr.. Isaac Sheetz, OF Sat
vary. near Woodstock, we're destroyer "
fire Thursday night. MIR. Sheetzs itvu
corn. farming implements, &c, were ais'
consumed.
.mdce Hughes. In the United States DIS
trlct Court. has appointed Colonei Aerdin
sgaples. of Patrick county. United slater
Commissioned in that county. the ap
Dointmsnt is an excellent one. Coione
StapIts was at one time County Supefih
tendent OF Public Schools.
The contract for building the electri'
strcet-car house for the Piedmont con
structiOn and Improvement Company bal
been awarded to the vandegrift Cons'rmc
ION Company, of Charlottesville. IN
Vandegrift Company has also been award
ed the contract for putting the ROOF VI
the West-End Opera House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
A Fond Mother

visited our store yesterday. She wanted
70 buy . Refer Coat for her darling Wi
wanted something for him 10 wear o.
sunday" 40 she said, said she DID rot
think we had anything hns enough tor
HER boy. he's q handsome little fellow
too. WE DIDN'T think VIZ had anything
fine enough for HIN. Our man displayed
a FEW garments for Der inspection.
she became interested. showed her
MORO OF our Refers. shc admired
them all. several in particular; but could
her for OUR REFERS with the price
she paid for one last year from .
Of our Richm 1 c-lothing-housss. Last
ycar's one cost her eight-hfty AZ q
SPECIAL SALE. We only asked her
NN for OURS, and at o REGULAR
EVERYDAY SALE. too. II was hard
10 convince her that OURS was as
good. She had two Of our coats sent
home on approval: had others sent 70 her
from clothing stores. compared them
with OURS, Slid CAME BACK n
told IA ours pieased her better than
some she had sent to her for etznt-nfty.
Result: Another sale male, n motner
pleased, a darling boy made happy. ana
simply because MEYERS are tausnsd
TO make a SMALL PROFIT and a quick
sale. All VIZ WANT " q, ChaNsL.
give us that. and we Will give you
values that you will remember whes
you are a grandma or asgrandra. Bu
besides the Refers. there has been re-
ceived here this week some LEO Fancy
Suits; about 90 Doub,e-Breastei suits.
and a great lot OF Pants. C0rduroys tor
Soc: fine Cassimercs for 5ec.; AlI-Woct
ones for Sc; the Finest OF the nne Tor
9ic. and sl.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
MhMM&
~EzEE1zEm0

sides. s5.s2,s; boxed meats worth &c.
Bacon-rn better demand; loose should-
ers, 500; loose short.rtp SIDES WV 'oos'
short-clear sides, S.3'tH
Whiskey-Steady at SIX.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 16.-Flour-Essler
but quiet: patents, 2.Su2.O; fancy, S.6v
2i5: choice. N.T5Ii.S.
Wheat-December. be0a2isc May, s,-sc'
Corn-Lower; December. "'se'' Nay
"o~sts-LOwer; May. s2sc.; November.
Professionalism mess, a1oo
~-Lard-Prime steam' $'S''2' en''ee'
'pry.saltei. Meats-shoulders. S.!rfss
$50: longs. &SiisR6JO; clear-ribS @"'
| shorts. &37'a
si2,s: clear-rlbs. S@: shorts. @1sse
High WInes-Firm ut l.25.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November iGL =. NJ.
American middllng fair. 3 l9-5@d.: good
mlddllng. 3 512d.: middling, ID; low MD
ordinary. 2 i7-32a.; November. s!-etsp
3 IS-6td.; November and December. 251-ttp
2 5S-Gid.. December and January as-st1:
January and February. 2 5s-6td.: February
and March. 2 6l-6h. March and APRIL
2 G2-Gia2 63.C4l.; April ana May. 3as i-6i1.;
Nav aud June, 3 2-6id., value; June and
July. 3 4-6id.. July and August. 3 6-6iV
4 s-6id. Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK. November M.-Cotton duh
and easy; middling gulf. bsc. middlirs.
NC Futures closed steady. sales. lilac
bales: November, So; December; @M;
Jenlary. $3.50: February. S.}2: April. S.1.
MAY. $50. June. $5.6i; July. 800, August.
Net receipts. ~ bales, gross. s0eo bales;
exports. Great Britain. 3lbl bales; contl-
nent. 800 bales: forwarded. l.CN9 bales:
sales. 50 bales. all spinners; stock, sssi1
bales.
MEM ORLEANS. November id.-cottou
fr,rres steady; sales, 5iI0 bales: Noyem-
her. slsS: December. sol. January, SU;
March. SIG: April. A522. May. s5.2S: June.
N3t; July. 10, August. Sh
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. November iG.-Bar silver.
IS l5-l6d.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA, November l6.- Market
oulst; common. lNlt,c.; prime. e; extra
prime. 2isc. fancy. 2hc.; new grades noml-
nal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
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B~EALE.-Died. in this city. Friday.
| November 10, 1884. at s:j o'clock, Nrs.
X. =. BEALE; aged 50 years.
At rest.
Baltimore papers please copy.
BEVTEL.-Diel. at her residence NO
90 west Main street. Friday afternoon,
| November 10, 1891. Mrs. iiENitlLTrA
! REUTEL. relict OF AdoIph Beutel' aged
a years.
Her funeral will take place from the
| sacred Heart church SUNDAY AFTER
| NOON at 3 O'Clock. Friends invited TO
attend. ~
BEVILLE.-Dlel. at her residence. No.
| 250S east Leigh street, at . o'clock Thurs
! dav evening. November 18th. Mrs. X. l..
BEVILLE: aged 81 years.
Her funeral will take place At o'clock
THIS EVENING from the residence.
TATE.-Entered into rest, Monday. Mo-
vember l2th. ROBERT TATE. 81 Hanover
county. Va. In the slst year of HIS age.
He was for nifty years a member OK
| the Christian Church an upright ana
righteous man through all the walks or
HE: a kind husband and father; beloved
| by all his friends. TO whom be was always
| ready to lend n helplng hand.
May he rest In peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
pronertv Transfers.

Richmond: Julian Bryant, speciai com,
Michael Kelley, i5s feet on west Side
Twenty-elghth street between Leigh sno
NJ; 80 feet on north side Leigh street De
tween Twenty-seventh and twenty.
eighth: q feet on NJ street southwest
corner Twenty-ninth, n properly IL
Henrico county. SO. =, =,
ID. NJ Burgess to NJ. A. Burgess. all Of
his stock Of goods and personal property
in buildings ~ north Sixth street anc
si5 north Ninth street. s3s?.75. 60.
Foster & Wilson to Maiiey 81 smith
stock OF goods. fixtures. etc, In stort
AS north Sixth street. $50.
Henrico: John Denzler and wife to Ricni,
mond Railway and Electric Company. 4
feet on south side Henrico street. 500.
stephen Hunter and wife to Joseph Il
Rohleder, 5 acres on Richmond ana iorf
River railroad, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
he TABLES TURNED.
Colonel Lamb Co lie Charged With an
Attempt To Bride.

NORFOLK, VA. November i6.-CSpe-
clal)-lt Is rumored that a warrant Is
10 be issued In Huntersyille for the
arrest Of Colonel william Lamb. of Nor
folk. who has been active IN the prosecu-
ton Of the election officers who served
IN that district at the recent election.
The charge, alleged by Mr.. A. B. Tennis,
clerk Of election at Huntersvilie, Is that
Colonel Lamb attempted 10 bride him 10
give evidence against The judges now
under arrest.
by the explosion OF a gasoline stove
on North street. at Captain Edward T..
Dears's residence. Mrs. Bears was badly
burned about the arms. body. and face.
and she jumped into the creek In the rear
% her house 10 c~xtinguish the flames.
The damage 10 the house IL slight. The
doctor is not certain whether Mrs. bears
was burned internally or not, but thinks
the chances are that she IL not.
WAIVED EXAMINATION. .
The cases OF the judges OF election OF
Huntsrssile Precinct Norfolk county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Personals and Briefs.

Or. Hoge will preach at the Third Pres
byterian church, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lawrence. OF
New York. are stopping at Ford's.
Mrs. Adder Dsane Lyons has rented for
the winter 1880 Twentieth street, Washing
ton. d. G.
Mr.. Gus Faulhaber. one NJ the clerks NJ
Murphy's Hotel. has returned home after
a pleasant visit TO Saratoga.
The Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment met last night and granted a num-
Der OF frame-buildlng permits.
Mr.. Courtice Scott, a ministerial stu
dcnt at Randolph Macon College, will
preach ut the Hlghland-Park Methodist
church Sunday, morning and evening.
The suit brought in the Law and Equity
Court on THURSDAY by c. c. Rady was
against J. l.. Lindsay. trustee, &c, in
stead OF simply against j. l.. Lindsay,
as was published.
Among the visitors at the Exchange Ho-
list Matt O'Brien. now OF Georgia. and
Superintendent w. j. Crosswell, of the
Southern Express Company.
Rev. Edward l.: Pen will deliver his
regular weekly lecture at the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon at 3 o'clock. The attendance for
several weeks past has been the largest
since the meetings commenced. All are
invited.
The following ~convlcts were received at
the p~enitentiary yesterday: William
Shields. from Allegheny county. TO serve
five years for house-breaking and larceny
Emma Harris alias Emma Green (colored),
from Buckingham. to serve two years
for house-breakinS.
Quite a handsome lady's hat, which Is
thought to have blown OF the head OF. a
street-car passenger. was found at the
corner Of Seventh and Broad streets yes
terday afternoon and taken to the Sc
cond Police-Station. where the owner car
get 1t upon application.
Professor II. L. LGube has gone to Gin
cinnatl to teach a music-class for a few
months. 1t is understood that II was
through the efforts OF President ingalls,
of the Chesapeake and Ohio. that tht
services of the Professor were secured
Mr.. Ingalls's daughter Is a member OF
the class.
Messrs. Polk Miller. +. r. Farrar
Cloves, and Crowder. and the Imperia
Quartette reached the city yesterday
morning from Danvlile. Their appear
| ance In Danville was a great success
The audience was large and demonstra
| tive. They left yesterday evening 10 I'll
an engagement In Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, November l6.-No
| auction sales on Change to-day.
private sales: Filters. , hogsheadsi
| smokers, IA: cutters, I; wrappers. 8; darn
| leaf. 3: Tugs. II. Total, 81 ~hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars n ciga'
s., 400. 50.
bright breaks were only moderate TO.
| day in point OF quantity. Prices have held
| nm fully well during the entire week and
close strong on all desirable grades anc
with advanced prices for low grades. Nc
very good or fine wrappers were on salt
| to-day. -
Messrs. ID. Y. Cooper, OF Henderson. n
| c.. and w. w. Astell, OF Amelia Court
| house, were here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
r,usod Than In Resign.

The law prohibiting city officials ana
member Of the Council from being d.
rectly or Indirectly connected with con,
tracts with the city having been construed
to apply to the Chamber Of
representatives upon the ommitt on
most valuable OF these r~epresen'atlVes
have resigned from the committee. Ihey
have contracts with the city. but their
contracts nave no connection win tne
work on James river. 1t Ia said that
there are other Chamber representatives
on the committee who will also have 70
! tender their designations because they are
furnishing the city with supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Eir Rrenks nj EOydton.

BOYDTON. VA. November HT15Spe-
clal)-Profcssor =. II. Carpenter. of Hous-
ION va delivered here tonight his new
and excellent lecture on The Disease
called Love" to a large and appreciative
audience. The lecture was gwen ior tne
Roth warehouses have enjoyed large
breaks OF tobacco to-day. and prices ruied
satisfactory TO planters.s u, VII
Rev. 4. -. Edwards went 10 inc VII
ginia Conference this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
CAN GET HENON NOW.
Governor O'FerralI So Advised by West
virginia Acknowledgements Survey.

In February last Governor OFerraH
issued a requisition upon the Governor
of West Virginia for Fleming Henon'
who IS wanted in Wise county on the
charge of murder. The West Virginia
Executive declined to honor the requlsi-
ton, stating that Henon stood charged
with having committed murder In that
state. aI~o. but. If he should be acquitted
he would be held until the Virginia au-
thorities were heard from further. Yes
terday Governor O'Ferrall received notice
that the man had been acquitted, but
was kept in custody in West Virginia.
according to promise.
|. ". Wood. Sheriff Of buckingham
ana W. T.. Ham. Sheriff of Allegheny,
visited the Capitol yesterday.
Captain !. Il. Baylor has finished the
survey of the o~yster-grounds on the At
lantic side of Accomac and Northampton
rnunties. This completes the survey or
the states oyster-bottoms. The Atlantic
grounds. captain Baylor says, embrace
about eight thousand acres Of natural
rock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Literary Society Meeting.

The jefferson Davis Literary. society
held their regular meeting last night, and
were entertained with the following pro
amm Grafton, 1.-The Demagogie In
Politics." MIR. George N. Skipwith- De-
bate, "Resolved. That Man is the Archl-
tect of His own Fortune'-affirmative,
Messrs, c. Robins and II. l.. Marston'
negative, Messrs. c. 5. Penick and Is. NJ.
Hartman. The decision resulted in a Tie,
but on the second ballot was decided In
favor OF the affirmative by a vote OF I to D.
The society will meet again November
Goth. All members are requested to at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Aprov,d,ntiaI snow-stor,n.

COL. NOyember H.-IHt
Grat snow-storm OF the season. Wnich
started last night and continued untu an
early hour this morning, was the means
of ouelling The forest fires In the noun.
lain section OF Boulder county ana .o.uas
a. Ga believed all danger of a continuance
Is over. The fires had gained such head
way last evening that but for the provi-
dental storm the devastation would nave
been ~frishtful. Boulder dispatches uss
rnorninV say the reports or the LOSSES
semi ont last night are exaggerated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
The Y. NJ. G.. 4. secretaryship.

The members OF the Board OF Directors
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
are very much exercised over the reslSha.
tion of Secretary Tihbitts. and a number
OF them have waited upon him ana re,
auested that he withdraw II; He has no,
Vet decided to do so. and 1t is feared thai
he will not.
quite a number of citizens VINO are IN
teresfed I'm the progress Of the associa'
ton are urging Mr.. Charles p. Walford &c
become an applicant for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form post acceptable and pleas
ant to the tasss, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive eGectualIy cleansing the system,
d~ispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
II has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but 1t Is man
ufactured by the California Fig SyruI
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
na l.ru.Tn.tx,sa.isorspf1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Novem-
Der l6.-Business at the Stock Exchange
to-day was on a very small scale, and the
changes In prices which occurred were
due entirely to the operations Of a half
dozen or so professional Traders. In stocks
only 5000 shares changed hands. while
the transactions in bonds fell TO sl.O99.0o.
The market was onllvened one time by a
| drop IN the Anthracite Coalers. Reading
falling to lCh. Jersey Central to 9l1s, Della
ware and Hudson 20 l23h, and Lach-
| wanna 10 1851, the final quotation or the
latter being 155 bid and l59 asked. The
| stand taken by the independent coal ope-
| rators had a depressing influence. AS II
Is the coal trade can hardly be called
prosperous, and II is questionable whether
| this latest development will Improve mat
tiers. .-
NJ nhattan was again lower, selling
! down 10 lO3u. the recent unfavorabie an
| nual report and the retirement OF j. Pier
| pont Morgan from the directory inducing
sales for both accounts.
Sugar was less active and ranged be
tween sG7s and SS@,. There was some SELL
ing of the stock on unconfrmed rumors
| that a reduction in the dividend rate was
contemplated. Something definite about
the matter is expected next week.
Tobacco was conspicuous Tor a preah
1 .EDIl liV W WA lAAti ~ '
coyery to $685.. Very little attention
is paid, however, to the gyration in TINS
speciality.
Chicago Gas and General Electric were
n shade easier. but the dealings In them
were on u small scale.
The importation of gold by the. Bank
Of British North America had no influence.
Opinion was divided as to whether this
gold had been imported in connection with
the new government loan or the one re-
Gently placed by the Dominion or Canada
In London. A report that the Raphaels, OF
London, had authorized John X. dos
Passos TO fight the Earle-Olcott-Readlne
reorganization plan hurt that STOCK TINS
afternoon.
In the last hour the market was steadiei
In tone. Net changes show losses or "a
3 per cent. American Sugar gained g
Manhattan dropped l3s, Lackawanna lhls
Delaware and Hudson 3. ana Reading z
per cent. In the inactive Issues Lacledt
Gas preferred advanced ~, to 81.
The bond market was lower.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
uIOO shares: OF unlisted. 5000 shares.
Treasury balances; Coin. s7i,6sS,0O; cur
rency, $6i.0s2,OOO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at l per cent, las'
loan M |. and closing offered at !; prime
mercantile paper, Sal per cent. -.
Bar silver. 60; silver at the board b
bid. no
business In bankers bills at A.Shd+.s5i
far sixty DAYS and SLS7hQts1h for de-
mand: posted rates. ASlgi.SS; commercial
bills. A.S5AntsJ*i. CA. hor,.
Government bonds steady. state ponu'
dull. Railroad bonds lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Robbed Mr.. May's Residence,

Some time after midnight Thursday
burglars entered the residence of Messrs.
Moses May and Milton L. Marcuse. No.
1902 east Clay street. and, after par
taking of a supper in the ~dining-room.
made off with an overcoat belonging TO
Mr.. May. a silk dress and n wrap, the
| property Of Mrs. May. and a lot of lamps,
silverware. &c. amounting In all to about
1928. An entrance was effected through the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17

IL anticipated. The crowd last night hlled
the hall In the afternoon the attendance
was also large, and ladies who purchased
tickets at the box-ofice received 2 souye,
mir box Of candy. These souvsnir s VII
fordfs booth will offer q complimentary
rake afternoon md night. The cake iast
night was awarded TO Mrs. Dr. H. ~
Misses Willis and Wilsey gave an Illus,
trated lecture last night on How 70 feed
the Sick" =,
Zeliman, West & Co.,. proprietors OF
Preston's wheat-iake n pancake noui.
will give way 5000 sampies OK 'neir
o..nIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Locking for His Mother.

heine connected with the Western Union
Telegraph Company in New York and
cave the name of Julian. was out at
Chestnut Hin yesterday afternoon In
missing for two and a half years. lie had
heard that she was living with a family
nj this suburb, but was unable. the Dis
Patch is informed, to find any trace what
over OF her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
To Lift the Church Debt.

A rally will be held at the Galilee Bap.
tier church, in New Town. tomorrow for
the purpose of raising money, win which
Rev' j II. Russell, of the Second church.
Manchester, will conduct service 1T I'D;
Rev. John Jasper will preach az 1870
O'Clock. and at this service the Moore
street choir will sing. Rev. j., X. Clark,
The music will be furnished by the Sixth
Nj Zion choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
pycuxoxo Nnvomnar IN. ISpl

OFFERINGS Wheat. l20 bushels. Corn
White. l,552 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat, l20 bushels. Corn-White,
600 bushcls.
QuorArroNs.-- Wheat Longberry. 57s60c !;
mixed. 5dab0c.: shortpefry. 55a6OC: NO =
req. Sc. Corn White virRinia fbas lots. new,
47a5Oc. NO. 2 white. soc. No : mixed. fsa
4pc. Oats-No 2 mixed. SIC: No D mixed
33c.; winter, 3sa4sc. kya o5a56c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
ROPER LUMBER WORKS ON FIRE.
a Million and "A Half Feet OF LumbeT
Eurned-Loss q O,O~OO-Iusurcd.

4 MIIIiOn ana u HHH TFVI " '"IH'U'
Eurned-Loss sGO,0OO-Iusurcd.
NORFOLK. VA. November l6.-CSpe-
cial)-A destructive fire occurred at the
Roper Lumber Company's works at Gil
merton, Norfolk county. at an early hour
tonight. and burned for several hours.
The fire caught in the drying sheds, where
was stored an immense quantity OF manu-
featured stuff ready for shipment. all or
which was consumed. The mills also
caught fire and were damaged, but the
fire apparatus on the ground ana one en-
CINE from Norfolk saved the valuable
property from destruction. a million ana
"a half feet of lumber was burned. Inc
loss Is about $4,000, ana Is covered py
Insurance. The operation Of the works
will not be interfered with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
Pure.Food show Closes Tonight.

Tonight the Pure-Food Exposition
at the Masonic Temple. which has
awakened so much interest in Richmond,
will close for removal TO Norfolk. Special
attractions will be offered both this after
noon and tonight, and a large attendhh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bacco. Cotton, &C., and the Wea-
Tier Indications.

- WASHINGTON. d. c.. November TO-
ciIp Forecast for Virginia and North
~" lCarollna Generally fair weather /:
colder in the interior; wind sshift-
inn 20 unsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-17
MUNYON'S
Grand Success!
Curing and Preventing Diseases IS Re'
ported by Leading Daillss In the
Following Cities


Washington, % Per cent In
Four Observation-Disclosures fost'
Pittsburg, 40 Per cent In
Seven Weeks.--Pittsburg fress'
Allegheny, 80 Per Cent IN
Seven Wecks.--Pittsburg line
Cleveland, 33 Per Cent III
Four Wceks..-CIeyeiand Tress.
Made Philadelphia the MOST
Healthy City in the country
philadelphia Times.
Buffalo, % Per Cent. III Two
Weeks.