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| HORRIBLE CASE.
THE SECOND DAY OF THE TRIAL OF
MILLS FOR NUMBERING HIS NIECE.
Arrest and Indictment OF the Girls Fa-
Their as an Accessory Before the
Tact--Feat urex.

RALEIGH, n. G. October a--(Special)
The trial OF George Mills for the muir
der Of his niece. Ina wimberly IL OF
absorbing interest The courthouse here
was packed yesterday and to-day. The
testimony reveals a horrible state Of
affairs. The entire family of ten persons
lived in one room. The testimony yes
tcrday was rather In Mills's favor. and Of
q character to implcate the girls father
and family. Miis was closely watched by
the crowd In tire courtroom. He Is the
most repulsive criminal ever seen here.
His open mouth and head constantly
moving from side 20 side give him an
ldiotic appearance. The father OF the
murdered girl has been contradcted by
the testimony Of several witnesses.
CAUSE or DEATH.
Physicians to-day testified that mas
death was due to blows on the head.
IT was also shown that grass had been
cut and used as a head-rcst In the de-
serted house. where Ina was found. IL
was proved that the day before the muir
der Mills had bought bottle of lauda-
nun. and that the wrapper surrounding
the lOtle was lpuIb ~ tHt A'9~A 80
house.
HER FATHER GUILTY
The first sensation Of the day was the
evidence Of Deputy-Sherff Walters, who
testified that on the night when Mills was
taken from jail to save him from lynchers
he said II the truth were known. Ina
father was as guilty as himself He said
Nimbcriy had arranged with him TO 20
with Ina 10 the deserted house, and there
meet n negro woman. who was 70 perform
am operation. that they went; that the
woman attempted the operation ana
failed. and that the negro then Killed INA
Mills said he went TO Wimberlys mousse
and told what had been done, ana tha'
Winberly and he made UP story.
WIMBERLYS ARREST.
The second sensation followed. Judge
Pynum this afternoon issued behch-
warrant for Wimberiy. charging him win
heinz an accessory before the TACT ne
grand jury quickly returned a true blii
AGAINST him for murder. lie Is IN JAN
lie is in AFFECT fear, but protests his IN
nocence.
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An Extravagant Statement.

The Cincinnati Commercial-Gaz,'te ' ~, IN
extreme Z publican paper, puulssner ~
following dispatch from Parktrspnts, "
Va, which perhaps has but Httle iouho"
"John II. Fellows and Bourke cochran,
~ New York President Cleveland anu
Vice President Stevenson are the quar-
tote booked for the mountain passes anu
country crossroads which compose tlh
second District now represented by non
William l., Wilson. They Will arrive, PEI
hans together. perhaps singlN. but al III
Ton DAYS President cleveland has gwen
out that he ls coming into Rannoipn
county 10 hunt deer. Randolph county ~
I'm Mr. Wilson's district. and tn direct way
for MIR Cleveland 20 come Is 10 tahe w
baltimore and Ohio railroad 70 Harper :
Ferry. the historic spot ana theh ~. ~.
The STATE. From there he Will 20 10 MaI,
Tin burg and other points along ue nm
mill hA reaches Cumberlend, wheh "
yDi1 take the West Virginia Central tor
pnndoInh. There are 10 be spontaneous
uurisings OF the people. previously a.
rsnyed by the Democratic wOrk'tS' ="
gr@st thu nations chief. and then ne -
IN teke occasion TO say A good worn loi
lis friend and mouthpiece. MI. WILSON,
In This way ne is TO make The crcui oi
he district. talking from the rear piA,
form Of a ualace-Car to men VINO are Vu'
of work because OF the policy when thr
Clavolanl- Wilson combine mas totc u
tnor this state. The programme - an
arranged as to places, dates, spercntS,
&c. and the country Is 70 wl'hesS ''
EnaftaCic.'
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. October i.-Auction
offerings on Change to-day g packages,
and taken In Highest price, 5000. low
est 81. 10. Average, s472.
Private sales to-day: Filters. Y: wrap
pcrs.. o. dark leaf. 8; Tugs. 3. Total. 30
hogshcads
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rett~s. {i22020, tobacco &ll0.j6. Total
$3.50 10
Bright loose sales to-day We're fully
up 20 yesterdays In point Of quality and
price. but the supply was small. Some
vary good old mahogany wrappers were
on SALE and brought good prices.
Exchange sales were composed mostly
of low grades which. however, brought
fairly good prices
Messrs W r. Brooks Of DanVille, Va. ;
Albert Kramer, Of Durham. y. G., and
T. -. Christian, OF New York, were here
to-day; also. B. Z. Eggleston, of brakes
Branch, Va.
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Dca,h of Mr.. william II. Keeton.

Mr. william H. Keeton. for many years
one OF the managers OF the tobacco-fa
tory Of Messrs ". J. Iarbrough Y sons
Street shorily after ! O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Keeton had only been SICK
Tor few DAYS having been IN attenaance
on his duties at the factory until Sat tti,
day eveninx last He was a dsVo II I'M I'm,
psihatic friend. and by bis kind ministra
tons 10 those who were In distress mao
surrounded himself with a large circle oil
ne funeral will take place from ire
First BAPTIST church Friday afternoon 20,
a. ( o'clock. and the remains Will be m
TERED in Hollywood beside those OF a ms
49, ,,Ioce he had tenderly assumed
Win mother. sister, and brother. all OF
vhopn survive him
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lap 4-W(E)F4Sul
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nnnhle Electric.Wire Horror.

HOSTON. MASS, October IL. r. U1Y.
an employee OF the Boston Electric ihEn,
CONGRESS street this morning trimming
an arc-lisht. when. with Il shrek. h.
fe i backward and clutchei the wires
with his hands. He was prevented IRON
falling TO the ground by his body belt
fastened to the pole, ana as ne nuhS
linn and Ufeless. his hands and clothing
h bur-, with a sizzling noise. tn" electric
light people were quickly notified and
I'm a few minutes repair wagon was az
tho scene. with several employees j.
Munroe ran 20 the toy OF the pole 70 ms
comrades rescue with n pair ~ rippers
10 cut the wire. but soon 40 he touched
the wire with the pincers he received a
heavy shock and was thrown 10 iho
ground. striking Ms head and fracturing
the skull. Both men died from their IN
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DRAG OUT AFFAIR
Halifax Republicans VIII Probably Fuse
with Butterflies.

WELDON. y. e.. october 4.-(Special)-
The Republican county convention at
Halifax to-day is . typical negro knock
Acknowledgements affair About one half
favor fusion, and the better class Of the
colorod delegates favor straight
out ticket The wrauglo resulted in blows
and r. j. Field. prominent colored man.
received "a severe cat on the left temple
from which the blood flowed freely The
convention Will probably be IN session ali
NIGHT. and the Indications point to
fusion with the Butterflies.
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geance; since frlvollty ~ our cue. let us
outfrivol the most frivolous. They have
drcdged the music hall for It's English.
the drinking bar for it's manners. the
smokc-room for it's wit wen All Get
Rooze TONIGHT" sings one OF the person
ages In "a Liberty Rell." OF course this
ia mot sarcastic" but the shot Is not
without its recol, for the piece fairly
oozcs with highly-alcoholised style OF
humor. II Is due Frank Wills 20 acknow-
ledge that having set out To be inhc-
rontly vulgar he attains his object like
comedian and an artist "a Liberty
Rel" Is supplemented by an exiguous set
OF Living Pictures" There will be matt
nee and evening exhibitions to-day.
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FLANNELS.

yards white Flannel, the piece, 700
from 15c.
yards a. for $50 from go
9 Remnants Plaid Dies flarnols. were
i2iac.. FOR So.
1s Plaid Shoulder Shawls for d.
. Large Ladies' Shiwls. 81 from Na,
ctc
10 Printed Outing Remnants or g..
from ), TO- and l-i-c.
Remnants Of Dark Ca'icocs, list sc.
qualities FOR ac
Z Remnants Of Best sc. Apron cling
hams for &c.
81 Remnants ~ Ylrl-Wlle BleacheI
Cotton, from "a a. -.
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DEATHS,

KEETON Died. at his residence, 1908
west Marshall street Thursday morning,
October 4th. at half-past o'clock,
WILLIAM II. KEETON, IN the 4jd year
Of MS age.
The funeral viii take place THIS N'ri-
d.,) AFTERNOON at I o'clock from the
First Baptist church. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
TAYLOR.-Departed this life Thursday,
October :. 1894. at 1880 o'clock \. NJ,
RICHARD TAYLOR.
Funeral viii take place at the Fifth
Street Baptist church SUNDAY MORN
ING at II o'clock Friends are invited 10
attend.
WINGFIELD.-Dled. at No. 1929 FLOYD
AVENUE. October ith. AT midnight. VIII
LIAM BINNS. only child Of william and
Emmie Binns Wingfeld; aged ? years aud
months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ROCKY MOUNT. y. C.. october 4
(SpecialJ-A telegram received here this
afternoon announced the death in Baltl-
more this morning Of Mrs. Judge jacob
Battle The remains viii r'ach hcrr
tomorrow at / O'Clock. and after service
i'm The church of the Good Shepherd Will
be buried iu the family plot at Cool
Sprine. the old ancestral residence o.
captain Turner Battle, near here, IN
EigeCOmbe county
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P1cr1uovD LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. October 4-Receipts-
Cattle. 40; sheep and lambs, 800 hogs. 40
head.
Saies-Cattle. 40; sheep and lambs, 200;
hogs. 400 head.
Prces-Cattle. best 3H0p.c. gross; me
dunn To good 3U3i.c. gross. common To
fair. 2u2&c gross: bulls, y .fi2'9c. gross;
sheep. 2l.a3t.c. gross; lambs, @G3i4c.
gross. hogs. Tu1i.c net.
Market fairly active.
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from Jersey city Tuesday.
Dr r. j. Stanley. Of Hanover, spent yes
t.rlar ln the city visiting ri nis.
An -0ort is being made 60 organic an
OaI-F,uaVs lodge at Highland Springs.
Mr. %. clay ChambNn and bride .uce
Parn.u are expected home from their
bridal "Trip tomorrow evening
Urea sur.r }. ". Hronaush Of Manches-
~. ar. sheriff $ ". lie. ~ Grcenesy vile.
We're az the Capitol yesterday.
Sir s.ph 81 Palmer has returned 10
C4rirrsVillr after visit o. his daughter.
Sins. =. j.. Atkinson. on Randolph street.
ar. Charles simon who has been on a
visit of several weeks 10 his parents in
This city. leaves this morning for Newark,
~ J.
Miss Jessie Ramkey. who has b en-
visiting relatives and friends Ia Clrvc-
land. o., for two months. has returned
home. much improved in health.
Rev George Cavanaueh, formerly. of
Richmond. conducted the services last
night 80 tho mission. corner OF Eshth
ana Main streets Mr CaVunaugh is The
we'll known street evangelist
10 is expected that The letter recently
received IV Commander Sprnc. from Co
mun.a Post. Grand Army OF The Republic,
e Cmoaco. viii he read az the weekly
ting Of Lee Camp tonight
Tho honor prizes 90 d. given the sue
ID" Nh.,' az w. ~" G,,,,i %
C..,i..r Hrs can b. Seen M the store of
"a p.+t.ineor 4. O.. 13og Main street.
,,, ,l..t.,.,,, Council
ne "II.''7 't- ,,,ia 49, ma
no. IT, 1i..l'h '"".'', 'ha 4i'5
WHO" OF WI. JUS gu J." ~ =, no Tor
J'9l Il Iivi.u AK 49, -, ,he o,l,,
WHNh ITS IKE Wa "''"'' va III '''
Nlr DAM stewart. when "aiklns up
Broad street teW h'su,5 49, ",@i -, d.
C'ii 'i Hi.. "'' ,ytn in ottoruntinr
i''.I " "i''' n"f' w.; - I,5 f,lirn
10 h-I" Il'Hl NJ CUM. 'l.' ''''' ''''''
INTO "a cellar. Ii' va "'' ""'
Sheriff s. w. Lee. OF Grccn'sNiIl- county,
Yesterday delivered at tn pcniteutldiY
V-tIi.,, i.nrv Moor. O1loreD t. serve
.l+at ,.,rs an tv,. cn4re.s Of iail-burn-
t., an, ,',. ,.a,rs FOR hous.-brcalIng and
IT,i- Mason ',colorelD 10 serve eight years
,,r ..,t,'r-rt+l itf-hurnina.
Miss Blanche TIE l2-y.ar-old daughter
az air ana Mrs Themer Of 500 north
T,,,.,.tt.-tftb efrcrt took part I'm an en-
.t,-,,.rt rfy.n i'm Lock Haven Pa,
,, ROTOR IN Wom,n's Relief
~ ,,,..',,,t,,, sn6 I'M, local papers
"ii,. '"lL' Ji .,i,',}.i her music
i.i-''iH >"''i'''' ,,,,-..., ,,,-,
Quite number OF hlciinoHu iuu'.' =
went % Baltimore ycStrrdnN 10 dll. ~.
,bc first game ~ the Iempe-Cu seIl, >
between the orioles ana tie Giants anu
: iuENNt las. NlENt i'tl ii tii''l ii"''
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
KrcuNoxD. O-tOoer 4, 1894.

OFFERINGS. - Wheat, j66 bushels. Corn
White, 056 bushels, Oats. loco bushels.
sALES--Wheat, 800 bushels. Oats, 2O2 BUSH
els
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Long berry. 5+a5Tc. !:
mixed. 53s57r. shortbefrv. b0n57c.: No Z.
rel, SIC. Corn White Virginia (bae lotsl. SOC. {;
No. white. J9c. No : mixed, 57c. Oats
No 2mixoc. 33lsc. No. ) mixed, 32lsc.: win-
ter, 36aI2c. Rye 52a54c
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piaus- throughout the delivery. He speaks
al Elm CITY to-day, where Popuiist
sneaker Is expected To reply.
Yesterday the Pppulist convention met
In eanyass the vote cast at last Sstur-
DAVIS primary election. About fifty people
were present Mr. John Lewis. OF Edge
combe county. addressed the convention.
but he failed 10 arouse any enthusiasm.
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WRAP DEPARTMENT.

I Handsome Black Tisht-Fittlng jacket,
size a. from si2 % 10 S.
4-Length Black Clay Diagonal Jacket,
size. 81. from 1915 20 $.
? This Seasons New Coats slight manu-
facturer's impsrfectionJ, tan, size a.
from $3.50 90 81
Navy Chinchllla. size %. from 500 10
$50
Nappy Beaver. size - new. this sea.
sons, from 500 to s. ~
l Genuine Astrachan Ladies Cape, was
$50. now SIS.
sal Cape with Mink Collar. from
Sc TO SIS.
French Cooney Cape from r2i 10 81.
COoney cape. from s Co s..
Children's Goats. age 3. 4. and years,
We're $50 ana 8 - FOR e each
| Child's Bangle 3-Capo Coat. was $40,
Tor S6Jo-age : years
Childrcn's Refers. ages 40 10 years,
from $50 and s. 20 $50 and 40.
Boys Clothing to be closed on,
for good and all to-day. The de.
partment to be closed. Here are
the prices. The sizes from ! to IA
years.
Boys Suit age II years, from Sill
10 J0c.
, suits, ages . AMI years, $50 from
s2eS
Boys Novelty Suits. ages and :.
s. from S5ss.
1 Suit. age b. price so from q.
] 3-Piece suit. az" u years, $ from
s9.2J-besdcs a number of others.
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Editor sharp sues Editor Bailey.

RALEIGH. y. c.. October 4--(spec'alD
This evening Editor l. sam sharp color
ed. Of the Wilmington Herald s!tI
EDITOR G. Tom. Bailey. Jr, II the N3l'Ieh
Press. for malicious libel ShaTp ~. '.
mai EaiIev published statement taIt
his reputation was shady. The cas- Is
81 for hearing here next Thurs lay. Bal
lev says he Will plead justification. D..
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'ltiu-Nfreet Bows WIN.

NlF few spectators witnessed
.f lnN at WDst-End Park yes
'f'n.0n between the strCet-car
contest THIS time WIS played
alI D. sulted in the defeat Of
80 ftn Mon Division b. the
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ll\DERWEA AR.

KNIT Ladies' white Wooden. 50c. from
81.
- Infants Wooll,n Vests g.. from fa,.
10 Children's Vests and Pants, sizes
20 10 a, for %. from &c.
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r. n. williams Assigns.

ROCKY MOUNT, n G.. October A.
(eneciaI1 FIRED. II. Williams. n prorni-
mont merchant, assigned here to-day with
Joseph II. Baker. Jr.. as assignee. LA
bilitics. about $3.50. with assets nominaly
Iayugr
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NOTICE.
BALTIMORE. September %, 1894.

NOTICE.
BALTIMORE. September %, 1894.
TO THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORl-
DA RAILROAD COMPANY:
The Eondholders' Committee OF the
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Company have completed the plan Tor the
reorganization Of this property and copies
OF the same can be obtained on applica-
ton TO any member Of the committee, or
TO the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany. Of Baltimore.
Notice is hereby given TO the holders
OF bonds who have not deposited them
that the same may be deposited with the
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company, OF
baltimore. up to OCTOBER 10, 1884. NJ
which date the pool Will he closed, ana
the committee will not undertake 10 repre-,
sent any bonds except those deposited
by that time.
III. =. SMART, Chairman,
Savannah, Ca.
THOMAS Il. GRESHAM,
Baltimore. Nd;
ID. l.. HERMANN.
New York:
VIM. CHECKLEY SHAW, Sec'y,
Baltimore, Md;
CHARLES WATKINS.
Richmond. Val
HENRY RICE.
New York;
CHARLES ID. FISHER,
Baltimore. Md;
Committee.
SKIPWITH WILMER, Counsel. Baltt-
more. Md, &C 2t&u
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Read over the list of REM.
NANTS to-day. The special ac.
emulation springs partly from
great selling the past week. to-
gether with close search for stock
cleaning. and quantity Of merchan-
disc arriving that is not up to our
idea Of perfection.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCT. o. 1894
sun ri4es.......... G:lO nIGH TIDE.
Sup.e.s .......... $40 Morning AMMAN. 9:07
Moon sets...-..... g:43 Evening ......... 30
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER, 4, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo. Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers; Irwin Welsger, superln-
teudent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT 4, 1894
ARRIVED
British steamship loo. Galveston.
Norwegian steamship George DuUois, Boston.
Bllge Quinnebnug. New York.
Barge Ilecou, New YORK.
SAILED.
Norwegian steamship George Dumols. Bocas
del TOGO.
British steamship Zoe, Liverpool
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. 4, 1884
ARRIVED.
steamship city Of Columbia. Jenney. New.
YORK, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett baltimore.
passengers ana general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Aarshsl "alkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship CITY Of Columbia, Jenncy, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm cry. Marshall, Walkerton. pas
sengers and general cargo.
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
III No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Ms MI r. T. a. J PEYTc , associate Principal
The 22d session VIII begin WEDNESDAY.
September 20, 1894. Catalogue containing al
necessary information ana the names OF the
oorps OF teachers found Ct thu bookstores sno
cent uDen application. II i3F,su&WsoeiS
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1IRS MAY TALLEY, FIFTEEN

wi YEARS EXPERIENCE. VOICE CUL-
TURE, LAMPERTPS METHOD, SIGHT SING
INC.-Piano. Masous's system Of touch AMI
tecbn.c, theory. analysis pedagogy as applied 20
insfrucfion in music: musical literature and
allied subjects. Theory aud analysis given 10
each student. History class for students once
per week. studio, 2lo north Fifth street, kicn-
mond Va. ~ l5-eodtOc5i
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s, "a. TO n.w "Extrayaganza," presented
r... denny last night the Brothers
o.. sci no limit 10 their escapade.
b. 'y seem % say. since we must
'-a4, lyt Us he vulgar with ven
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MARRIAGES,

REDFORD-WATKINS. Married, Oc-
tobor 3. 1894, at the Methodist parsonage,
in Dinwiddie county. Va, by Rev. John
Il. Dey. Mr.. CHARLES a. REDFORD
and Miss SUSIE y. WATKINS.
Petersburg papers VIII please copy
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Registered ut New York Hotels.
NEW YORK. october 4-(Special)-H u.
n, Hoykin aud Mrs. II. Il. Marks, -.
Denis. r. D. Meanley. Continental; X.
H. Lee, ST. Denis
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, October i-Balti-
more and Ohio. 70. bid; Northern Central.
69ls; Consolidated Gas stock. 67i4u67A.
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Mrs. CAMM'S PREPARATORY
wi SCHOOL For BOYS.
3e7 EAST FRANKLIN $

327 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
Thetgenty.nrst session will begin on THURS
DAY, September 21th. Ago OF pupils from six
10 fourteen. For catalogue apply 10 principal
or 10 West 4 Johnston, Main street.
x-sI,Tu&FtOc7
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ERENCH LANGUAGE.

Mile. T. ". DE LA TOUR DE La
BANOW SKI, Partisan by birth and edu-
The ulace OF the purest French and fault
less pronunciation. will resume her CON
VFRSATION. READING. GRAMMAR,
AND LITERATURE CLASSES in schools
HER PRIVATE CLASSES ARE AT
SCHOOLS TERMS. .
NEW AND BEGINNERS CLASSES
formed at POI east Main street.
Sc i6-Su. Tu. Th&Fiw'
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES Of THE WORLD.
Prices of Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bncco, Cotton. &C., and the Wea-
Their Indications.

- WAsHISGToN. ID. c.. October A.
ZAP Forecast for Virginia: FAIR wea-
Their, preceded by showers in
| Southeastern Virginia winds shift
ing to west; slightly cooler except in
Southern Virginia.
For North - lima; Rains, followed by
clearing wee in eastern portions and
fair weather sestern portions; variable
winds.
The WEATHER II RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was far and cool. Light showers fell at
intervals throughout the day.
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HOST:

20 pairs Of Children Heavy Colored
Hose. dark col0rs, f'r ljr. from nc,
pairs Ladies' Colorel Boot Top, Richie
neu-Ribbed, i5r from 2,e.
q pairs Childrens osmall size, only,
Black and Colorcl, Sc. pair.
Hundreds Of pieces Of Worstej
Dress Fabrics, Silks, Mourning
Goods, etc. Mark-down wares
must be looked for each in their
department.
KID-GLOVES, sizes 515 to OF,
tan, 5oc., from 81.
Foster Black and Tan, all sizes
(tried on). SOC. from 81; 75c. from
$3.50.
; pair Suedcs. size So, SOC. from
SI.25,
HOUSEWARE.
Owing to tie many packages o
new China, Glass, and other ware
received during the past few day
there Is 4 great accumulation
Clipped Vases, short Dinner ans
Tea.SetS. and otherwise dana
merchandise. While the good, AIS
only slightly damaged, and in
many cases not noticeable, we have
made prices that are NEXT TO
NOTHING. Here are some o.
them:
Dinner Set. uudcr-gllze decoration,
? plates short, no pieces, 81 Instead
Of $l05o.
l Dlrner SGT. under-sl,zad decoration.
100 pieces. I dish short so Instead -
l French China Ten ST. newest shape
and beautifully decorated. ! cup short
t5 pieces. - instead ~ 81.
English Ornament. ioral decoration
ought TO tie Sl.50. for zoe.
English Ornament centre pieces, 81
instead II g. I'd.
| Handsome French ~ Tue Ornament
OUGHT Ia be s.. fur s.
/ French Bisque ornament. 81, ought
10 he s..
lG Fancy Ornaments, slightly Clipped.
any 25c.
HaviIand China Dinner-Set,
magnihcently decorated, / 20 pieces,
I cup short, $50 instead OF $50.
l Small Lot l)ccnlAi"l 'hP5, WIN NM
matched saucer-, for sc.
/ Large JardIniere, importation cost 80.
for S.
3 Extra-Iarce Jarlinlares-2 rel, gel.
lOw-5nc. each
l cut Glass Sp0on-Hodcr. damaged. g
instead Of S.
I Cut-Glass Butter-Dlsh. damaged, s. -
instead Of So.
. Ladies' RoDking-Chairs. slightly
scratched. SD eacn instead OF s..
Ladies' Rocking-Chd.r high back, 2J
instead Of s.
Ladies' Comfort Rock'ng-C Chair sllght'
~ damaged. - instead Of $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-05

Cash quotations: Flour duh and I'M
changed. Wheat, 54455.c. No. red,
5iIG52Lc. Corn, 50isc. Oats. sl4uS7se
PORK. so s7i.al300 Lard, N.65a!p KIDS
So 1860. Shoulders, 8.Si2g6.50. SIDES
Ni2i,a725. Whiskey. 1913.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, October
4-Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market
firm; common 10 extra steers. HI5a6. ~
stockers and feeders. R0o4s.bo: cows anu
bulls. 81 %: calves. &. 25a5,o.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; market