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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
SHENANDOAH COUNTY FAIR.
Winners OF the Bicycle and TrottinG Races.
Large Attendance.

WOODSTOCK. VA. october s.-tspe-
cial. 1.-THE second day Of the Shenandoah
County Fair was signalized by beautiful
weather The onc-hsIf mile bicycle race
best two In three. was won by IL. H.
Bushong. woodstock: l.. r. Ogden. LII
ray. second: David Hupp. Strasourg.
third. Best time. 10. Prize, handsome
gold medal, =,
The three-mile open was won by u. ~.
Sager. Woodstock who distaDced all com,
petitors. Time, 1910. Prize, hne soid
medal -,
George Hoffman. aged 10. Of Mount
Jackson. captured the medal for fancy
riding easily dlstancing all competitors
a high wind prevailed.
The trotting 230-class race was won ny
Claw Alpine, owned by c. II. Smith, In
2:3l.
Three-minute class-won by Dundest
owned By 9. Z. Baylor. Charleston w.
Va. Best time, 2:55.
The programme was complete IN every
detail. An immense crowd viii attend 10.
morrow. The officials are blue over good
prospects for rain tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
a COlD-WATER CANDIDATE.
The Prohibs Of the First District Nomi-
NATE Frank Bristow for Congress-.


ONANCOCK, VA. October S.-(SpecialD
The Prohibition convention of the First
Congressional District assembled here to-
day. Captain Henry l.. Crockett, OF oman
cock, called the convention TO order. Rev.
James II. Dunaway. pastor OF the Baptist
church at Accomac SCourthouse. was
made temporary chairman, and Rev. T..
c. Atkins. pastor Of the Onancock North-
ern Methodist church, was appointed tenn
porary secretary. The temporary organi-
eaton was made permanent or the
thirteen counties in the district represen-
tatiyes were present from only Accomac
and Northampton. The convention
adopted the Iynchburg platform. George
W Mason and Henry l.. Crockett or
Accomac, and Frank Bristern. OF Middle
sex county. were placed in nomination
for Congress. Brlstern was nominated on
the first ballot. About thirty persons
participated in the proceedings Of the
meeting. Tonight the Prohibiticnists are
holding mass-meeting in the Town Han,
where Rev Sir Morrow, pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant church at Snowhin,
Md. is delivering an address. Presiding
Elder Cochran, Of this district, of the
Northern Methodist church. was present,
and took an active part in the proceed-
ings. sam Small. who had been adver-
Used to speak, failed TO appear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
FROM THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
EotnInis.IoncI's Cnse Dismissed.

In the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals yesterday. Judges GoG. Simonton.
and Morris presiding. the following bust
ness was disposed Of:
J. Evans Brown ana william y. Carter.
plaintiffs iu error. vs. the Cranberry
Iron and Coal Company, defendant In
error. Error 10 the Circuit Court of the
Western District Of North Carolina. AT
gued by Charles 4. Moore for plaintiff
in error ana r. n. Battle for defendants
In error. and submitted.
United states. appellant. vs.. Mitchell
King appellee Appeal from Circuit
Court Of south Carolina. Motion 10 dis
miss the appeal FOR want OF jurisdiction.
case submitted on briefs on the motion.
Platte i. walker. Of Charlotte, y. G.;
Richard H. Battle. Of Raleigh ). c.;
Charles a. Moore. Of Asheville, y. G.;
william Perry Murphy. United states
District Attorney Of Charleston, 5. C.,
were admitted as attorneys.
court adjourned until l0:3J this NOM
ing
Joe Smith alias Joe Horse (coloreD
was before United States Commissioner
Henry flerenhimsr yesterday on the
charge OF passing counterfeit money. The
case was dismissed and the man turned
over 10 the state authorities 10 answer
the charge Of malicious cutting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
The Cr.ssy-Ivy wedding.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. October q
Special THE FIRST Baptist church' az
this place was the scene TINS eNenlhe OF
T.. r. Ivy escorted TO the altar ~
adopted daughter. Ella Lee. where she
was met by the groom, Or. W. +. cressy'
Or. II. Il. Gary. Rev 81. l.. Wood, tn
pastor, assisted by Rev. J. o. Moss,
brother-in-law of the groom, performed
the ceremony. Little Miss Cottreli acted
as hower-girl, and Drs. Smith BaEDy;
and Uoskins were the ushers Dr. ana
Mrs Greasy were the recipients OF m9ny
valuable and costly presents. they isi !
the ely tonight for an eNtended brlfal
trim through the northern cities. from
whence they will return 10 make ms
city their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

Episcopal church. Hanover. OF tablet
TO the memory OF the late J. ID. X. Slcight,
says:
'This II a beautiful and well-merited
tribute 20 our Presbyterian ruling elder.
and has It's special significance. and will
long bear It's fruit to the honor OF Christ.
whom he served.
The minister who goes into the pulpit
OF the Grace Street Presbyterian church.
Richmond. Il impressed by the inscription
on the pulpit Bible and hymn-books. Pre-
scented by ST. James Episcopal church.
Richmond. to the Grace-Street Presbyte-
rian church.
These arc tho things that belong TO
the true unity Of Christs Church on
earth"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Assignment at Radrord.

EAST RADFORD. VA. october B.
Especial THE firm of Peters Brothers
dry goods and grocerymen. made an as.
signment. The liabilities are $3.50, and
the assets $500. Inability to collect and
tightncss OF the times forced them "a
make the eignment.
Four notables have been seen on the
train here in the past few days-Goyernor
OFerrell. going West: Jake Kilrain. John'
ny Murphy. and Congressman Breckin-
ridge, going East.
4 large crowd Of deputy mnrshals, pri-
soners, and witnesses. On their way. 10
the United States Court at Abingdon,
passed through yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
INTERESTING CITIZENSHIP CAsl
TURNER AT SCOTTSVlLLe.
He Discusses Tariffs, Trusts. and Monopo-
lies I'm a Convincing Manner.

lies III convincing
SCOTTSVILLE. VA, october 3.-tSpe-
cial)- citizens were favored last
night by a visit from Major 5. :. Turner
our Democratic nominee for Congress from
this district. and a magnificent speech al
Beals Hall Al 8 o'clock +. VI. the meet
ing was called to order by our local
chairman, Mir. X. j. Leckie. VINO l"io-
duced Major Turner to the audience
The Major was a little unWeIl' ana sai'
he would only make a talk. anu not
regular speech After getting larry INTO
his subject, however, he warmed up 10
the work and gave one Of the cieaT' 81,
ablest. and most logical arguments against
high tariff. trusts, monOpolies, &c, that
il has been our good fortune to hear IN
a long while HIS speech was delivered
in a dignined style throughout, and was
filed with unansworable arguments, and
not with the sensational clap-trap SO
much INDUCED in by our Republican
antagonists. lie was accompanied from
Charlottesville by Senator George w. Nor
ris. Mr.. W. r. Duke, county Democratic
chairman. and Dr. Thomas Dunn. each Of
whom. after the close of Major Turner'S
speech. made short speeches, urging all
Democrats to at once take of their coats
and 20 to work. and let others know that
there's a fight going on They say the
greatest danger now IL apathy on the
part of Democrats. They should be
urged to go to the polls and vote Novem-
Der 9Th
our people are much stirred w on
the subject as they know the Republicans
OF Albemarle. under the leadership OF
Snowden Wood. are making still hunt,
and hope 10 take US unawarcs on cleo
tion-day and try TO reduce our usual
rnaioritv IL is known that If the Demo-
Gratis Will do their duty the majority here
VIII be increased
Miss Annie Powers Of this place, left
today for Richmond to visit her brother,
Mr Philip s. Powers, who accidentally
broke bis arm A day or two since.
Mrs John Ryan of Birmingham Ala
with her sweet little daughter. IS visiting
her father. Mr. Isaac X. Barksdale, at TINS
mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Tho V. VI. &. a. Reception Tonight.

The opening reception Of the Young
Mons Christian Association will take
place tonight beginning at o'clock.
Ladies' and gentlemen viii he cordially
received. and viii be shown through the
building. and the different departments
explained. The exercises. which VIII be
gin in The Association Hall Mt $50. viii
hr exceedingly interesting. There will he
music hy the Mandolin and Guitar CLUB,
mixed Quartettc. and an address by Rev.
F,urrr : StiCkncy. rector of Monumental
church. Drs Hoce. Hatcher. and Tudor
VIII also takn part In the exercises.
The gymnasium will be thrown open az
ter the exercises in the nail. and the
bi,ion OF their general class work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
ErCIng tho Clni,ns of Triends.

Senator Sands and Delegate Cabell, OF
the Library Committee. called yesterday
upon Secretary # the Commonwealth
I.aWlcss - recommend Mr.. William stan
ART for the position OF Assistant State
Librarian. The other members Of the
Richmond delegation have endorsed Mr.
A. ~ Tyler; Judge Witt and MI II. VI.
Smith. Jr. presented the claims of Mr..
Joseph Johnson. and Mr ". G. Preston
asked the appointment OF MI Tom Mar
s'al. Mr. IaWless win make no decision
until tho POard Of Aldermen have acted
upon the Councils resolution for the en-
ploymtnt Of the assistant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
TENTH DISTRICT PROHI8S. -
&. II. Graves Nominated for Congress
Five Candidates in the Field.

STANTON, VA. October 3.-(SpeciaD
The convention Of the Tenth-District Pro-
hibitionists was held here to-day to nomi-
nate d candidate for Congress. About
twenty-five representatives, Of the party
were present, most Of them from stanton
and Augusta county James w. Bodley,
OF stanton. WAS made chairman and
Preston 4. Ross. OF stanton, secretary.
The name Of Rev Q. ~. Groves. Of Be-
tefourt. was the only one presented, ana
he was nominated by reclamation. There
are now five congressional candidates in
the Tenth Dstrict-namely: Tucker
Democrau. Yost Republican,, Cooke
RopullsO, Groves Prohiblt.onisD, ana
COwden Qantocrat)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Tucker Opens in Highland.

MONTERREY. VA. october 3:-(Special)
Hon. H. -. g. Tucker opened me cam
paign here today in a speech before 2
mn house. which lasted one hour and
three quarters Generous applause mark,
ed The inroads made on the enemy and
the frequent uplifting OF the STANDARDS 81
ths discourse to-day will be felt again on
November 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
MRS. m'cAuleY ACQUITTED.
Two Jurors Who Favored Punishment
Came Over to the Majority.

SrAUNToN, VA. October 5-tSpeclaD
The jury In the case OF Mrs. Mamie Nc
csuley, charged with the murder OF her
husband, Sergeant Dixie McCauley. Of
the United States artillery. after delite-
rating overnight. walked into court this
morning with a verdict OF acquittal. The
verdict was great surprise. One or
the jurors tells the Dispatch correspond
ent that last night ten were for acquittal
while two were In favor OF some punish
ment. but the latter came around this
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
CITY OF MANCHESTER
uAeelsGG LAST EVENING OF MISS
FULkS TO Mr.. CARTER.
,,,,ct. Uui Pretty, Home Wedding
o,hrr Nupiiai Escnts-No~s of the
,,rrt.-s shooting Csse-rersonais.

micro vas % quiet yet pretty wedding at
,.,.. 81 the brides parents yesterday
....., st $3.50 o'clock. when Miss Mary
,,ks was married 10 Mr.. Richard
..-,lr. The ceremony was performed
..y T.. u. Thornhin. ANA the ushefs
,,..-s W. !. Garter brother OF the
., i.st man. sylvan Patch. W. W.
I ana Albeit G. DISCS on'S -.
Dad. n.onGs OF the family were pr'S''''
..flols were prottily. d'c9r"''o'
..,.s was most tccomins'y attire" IN
...ycHng suit and carried an
TO-. h..ourt Of roses. After r''''N-
..r,...lations of those present
Mrs carter icft for short ''ip
,.., nr,t. and groom are very
and The many bridal presents
...h ..,-.n va which they are
,. thar friends. .,..,.
.,,a r. clark. ~ SwanSooro
..., morning Tor prince l-"WaIu
f.st u.aht DE married Miss
r,, bride and groom are
rrt.- u this city to-day,
..h. Swausooro' their future
.. s,.-. AND Mss Carrie Taylor
r-..i Tonight NJ Cow aIdin-
church, . ,-...,.,,
.. .. az tho Hastings Court issH,u
il..ueo Yesterday 10 N''
.l. Goodman ana Miss Rose Helen
.\rtN-SNHOoL OFFICERS.
... meeting Of the Stockton
.-f r.uich ia" following on
..lt,l. Supe:intcnd nI y. -
Assistant Supeunt'no'h' ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
1ts(SFE::N!:,!(9
Millinery Opening Day.
Gems Of Artistic French Bonne,s
Hats. novel sD1 argwtic.
Fiourisbins success In ;ac s,ork q
flse Trfu.tntpgs

Gems ~ Arfisfic French BOnnefs
Hats. novel ana arF,tic.
Fiour.bins success In ;ae s,ork ~ fsa,cv,.e
Hat Trimmings.
Who can doubt the COS, Of these
new beauties. We deal in correct
Millinery IDEAS. No need of Paris
Berlin, Vienna, or New York TO
boast Of greater Achievement in the
art Of clever IDEAS. The talent ~
in our own workroom with tount.
full supply of worlds greatness
in millinery lore.
We soar away from the every
Shop-keeper's curtains. Our Euro
pean buyer possesses the expe-
rence and ability and taste to fur
nlSh the department with all that
is top.notch OF quaIntnesS and i'm.
measurable beauty.
LACE CURTAINS OR DRAPE-
RlES share alike in the wItchery.
Real Lao cartaius from 1925 pair 20 s3a.
vienna and Nottingham Lace curtains iroa
BIC. rair 20 81 %.
Porticres from sLgg &C a2i a pair
CARPETS.-Every Carpet you
buy lays on your floor with years
OF satisfaction. II, then, the prices
here are as cheap or cheaper than
elsewhere, iSn'tit your duty and
interest to at least look them over
We lay them on your floor in the
best manner and with a guarantee
to satisfaction. aud at shortest
notice.
The "CourvoiSier" hid Gloves
passes the merit Of a new cut
superiority OF tit, ana ease in the
wear-tried on at our counter with
wauant-all szes-black or col.
ored. Price $3.50.
We sell also the real Foster, 81,
SI.25, $3.50, ana 81.
1t would be difficult to ask for
any new style OF Md Glove and
not find it here.
Nowhere else IN this city Will
you find such an assortment Of
China, Glassware, Bnc-a.Bac,
Wedding Presents, Chairs, Pic.
lures, and HouseiurniShings in
general as here.
A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR BAL
ANCE OF WEEK.
A special purchase Of DEEP
CUT-GLASS SlIt-Cellars that are
worth SI2 DOZEN viii be offered
at IS CENTS EACH.
DEEP CUT Water Tumblers
that are worth SIS per dozen tor
$3.50.
Beautiful bohemian Roso Jars, gold finished,
American Beauty Flower Vases, maoo ia AUS
ira, icial decorations, rica eneta, aud IL
incte, tall ~ cents Zach.
Beautiful Banquet Lamps, fancy head ant
bottom SILVER CUPID couma, s.7o each.
Real Bohemian Glass Water.
tets, eX4usiteIy-ShapeI pitchers.
Sold decorated, with SIX tlmblers
20 match, PER SIT SI.2S.
CARLSBAD CHINA Covered
Muffin Dishes, decorated, aud ate
worth SIS EACH, for gS cents.
as New Framed Pictured, sizes
22x2S, handsome tlorcuune frames
in white and gold. white and silver,
bronze and gold, ami Iemon ana
gold. are worth $3.50 EACH-ior
balance of week ~ CENTS.
Oak or Walnut C0mmoieS with
side drawers, S2.99--cOmplete.
B!acnng Stools, walnut or oak, carpet Up.
lOistery, % cents ca %.
Attend our Great Chair SlIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 3.--To-day's deal
ings at the Stock Exchange aggregated
81. ~ shares, Of which 1880 were Ameri-
can Sugar. This is the best analysts OF
to-days stock speculation that can be
ofTer d. II was Sugar from start 10
finish the other prominent issues having
been RELOCATED to n subsidiary position.
Efforts were made at one time TO drag
in the foreign political complications
growing out Of the aggressiveness of the
French in Madagascar. but when the
selling for foreign account ceased. the
general list showed a tendency t. improve.
London was credited with selling about
5000 shares Of various stocks. Of winch
louisville and Nashville figured for 50N
shares This stock was unfayorabiy IL
ducnced by forecast Of the annual re-
port but when the statement was pun
lished the stock recovered about point,
- 5t7s. after selling down ~. TO -. ROCK
Island and st. Paul were lower early IN
tn day on the poor exhibit for Sep'em-
Der.
Sugar. however. was the great feature.
the stock falling 10 s2tt. the lowest point
yet touched. After this there was SEarp
rally. and the stock advanced 10 oo-s
fully 5000 shares OF shorts having been
covered on the way up. This was toi-
4
was feverish throughout, and its etra.e
movements are still ascrbed to m1npula-
ton. Chicago Gas advanced TO y a, broke
10 GS4. owing to 4 clash OF req llzlns OF
ders. and later recovered 10 V'.g"
Lead lost a point or 80. and General Eiec.
trio was weak earlier I'm the day but
closed unchanged at 65s.
The general list left off barely steany;
The net losses were Aql per cent, Leal
leadng Sugar gained a, ana burlington
and Quincy and Distillers i per cent. q,
In the Inactive stocks, Manhattan zen
~. to rs. and Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago preferred 3f,. 10 q.
The bond market was more active anu
Treasury balances: Coin. N6o2coo; cur
rency, SO.33s,e0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy at 1 per cent: last
loan at /. and closing offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper 4gfs per
cent. a., ho.,
63n. ,,,h ac,,a,
business in bankers bills az say 20 10
for sixty days. and 5LS6iEl4si Tor de-
mand: posted rates. A.S6i2N1S''2' coh'
mercial hlil<. AStisHtsbh,.
Government bonds quiet state pohdS
quiet Railroad bonds lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Mr.. pLuFwAcHER INDICTED.
o., =. CHARGED win the Larceny OF

r
y, i. Charged with the Larceny ~
.. .,,. sf,, u,U News.
moo ar.
b. 3D. i.i-H ,'oi' VINO
r.t.t f.W days ago al" '"' 80
larceny ot r' from Lewis 'lH.d"',
...,. .ri vs. hose ease was couunu'i
.. -r,,t.er.l4 Yesterday until Sa-
, b.. tl,. Grand Jury
1852 '''t' ...,.,. .rter.
.t .. Hastings court N's.. ','' IN
.r rr. larceny II $l-' from VIZ
r..,t. "A grocer ~ the corn 't
..r4 second streets. The grand lu'!
~,rstr.4 true lNis 90 ih!lcim, ..
..; ~ -tenecc.d ior spi,.-
up.u on sunday, am ""''''
..r f-ut larceny.
rrfr ACCUSED EAlLEp.
.. -. Pi..nacner Indictment
. .r. a.rI-.i appeared before
n. ' .i.- hau In TIE sum Of
Sill. b ga. sell % srr IT,
'r .,.w orr ~ trans. tion
....f- ll.,l. cher and ENrrt,
... former borrowed 81 500 from
The prosecution bases Hs
u fr. ali soi represent 'i,h a.,
'.tt 81. fNr i' fo'i, d
v''h WIS iii l. u VI ." d,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO ILL. October 3-The call
for a special meeting OF the English Cabi-
net on Thursday, followed by decline
Of "a. In consols, was a factor I'm wheat.
causing a moderate advance In prices,
part Of which was afterwards lost AL
though the gain made was not by any
means an important one, neVertneless' the
feeling Of uncertainty regarding the rea-
son for the summonlng OF the ministers
left the market in a rather nervous con-
dition at the close. There IL no doubt
that any serious political cOmpllcationS
abroad would form an important factor In
directing the course OF the cereal mar
kets. December wheat opened at 53lsc..
sold between 53as and 527sc, and closed az
53c-i4c higher than yesterday. Cash
wheat was unchanged.
Corn--The same feeling that possessed
th, wheat trade obtained In corn at the
opening to-day Shorts deemed IL good
policy 10 cover on the war-talk. and In
doing 50 gave prices Just the assistance
needed An advance or fuli cent over
Yesterdays close was made. but the APP
probation was not fully sustained. the
bun fever having worn Off before the
close. May corn opened al 1910 i93sc.,
advanced TO JOitc., eased Oh. ana closed
al i92.c -3i2c. higher than yesterday. cash
corn was In urgent demand by sugar re-
finers. Prices were lsGlc. higher.
Oats-Whelt was good for corn, ana
corn was likewise OF service 10 oats.
There was a good rally In the prices or
this grain, which was succeeded by the
same reaction that was seen In the other
markets. The close on May was &c.
higher than yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures decline In the
hog market. the product sold up with
the grain advance, and afterwards de-
cllned when those markets weakened.
Offerings were light AT the opening. and
as il was probable that the selling yester-
day was too enthusiastic. there was de-
sire on the part Of some OF the shorts
to cover this morning, which benefited
values perceptlbly The close was SC.
higher than yesterday for January pork.
2I2u5c. higher for January lard, and 2i2c.
higher for January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Creenc.yilIe County Court.

EMPORIA. VA. October 3-(Special)-
The County Court adjourned for III term
yesterday afternoon. after transacting q
large amount OF business. Two persons
were sentenced % the pcnitentiary. VIZ
William Henry Moore tcoioredl. on va )
Gus CHARGES. for thirteen years; lie" II
Mason (cOlOredl. ten years for house
breaking and an attempt - burn me jan
The Sheriff, win :. -. Goodwin as guafi
left this afternoon for the penitentlAIS.
Ne.srs. pcyton Turner and Edward Pal,
mer left this morning FOR william and
COLLAGE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

+re N.,.fna Home for Incurables will
f e f.H rayg open - doors for the re-
r'a n' IFS prot-ges. and II IL TO be
v.ia ue kindly aid Of the public
lotion may prove "A strong arm
I 20 t0 % countless number who are
.'illrablr state Of disease. coupled
poverty. Old furniture, bedding, in
furnishings generally VIII be
t0fuly received by the lady
- tAe home. Persons wishing
80 rorafions can notify any mem
~ ttt House Committee. who are
I'N Mrs. Payton Darlington, Mrs.
E tinson. Miss Ruby BOdeAer, and
I-lry Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

with three quarters Of an hour. MIR;
Franklin following with the same, ana
each closing with thirty minutes. MT.
Floods address was much more iogfcaiIy
AIR franklin, but the latter had more
inyectiye and doubtful anecdotes, ana
probably look better with the Republican
voters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
To Decide Tonight.

Company r. Of the Blues Battalion,
will meet az their temporary quarters
i'm the old city hall tonight when It viii
be decided positively whether or not
they viii compete in the drill at the
Exposition Tuesday.
Major CutChins said last night that he
thought the company would certainly 80
fl for the prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
TfaHsf.rred 10 New York.

's William $ Bishop and George
I.'t. CLERKS in the accounting depart
t . zoe Allen & Ginter Branch OF
american Tobacco Company. have
.fta~ferrei 10 the New York office.
Ii. last night.
.,tr,ss. secretary OF the company
o., D.sp0tch man last night that
'tIrfoirng - these two clerks had
'ff rrspce whatever. bat was only
80 - ~ change made in the conduct
-- N.. accCunting department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Death of Niiss 4. VI. Gwathmev.

Miss Anna Maria Gwathmey, daughter
Of the late Robert Gwathmey. died at .
o'clock last night at tn residence Of her
SIS west Clay street The funeral viii
take place from the nous, at 4 o'clock
fhls afternOnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

ORANGE. Va. October. S.-(Special)-.
The Democratic County Convention met
here to-day. ana after binding that a ma
tority OF the delegates were for Mr..
George Watson Barbour. he was unam,
mousiy nominated to III the unexpired
term OF Captain K. L. Graves, deceased,
In the House OF Represnntatves.