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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Mean temperature. .................65
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 25.-The trading
al the Stock Exchange to-day was monop-
olized by the professionals. save perhaps
for ten minutes or so at the opening,
when, under reslizations Reading drop
ped rs, TO 1873. The mortgages OF the
company at this time also suffered losses
ranging from ?. to Ia per cent. The weak
ness was due 10 the filing OF the Earle
Olcott plan. which provides for an assess
ment on the stock and income bonds.
The matter will come up before Judge
Dallas. Of the United States Circuit Court,
on October 18th next.
Distillers' was heavy in the early trading.
dropping IA, 10 81. The railway list.
while erra,ic. followed within very narrow
limits. AT the opening the general mar
ket was steady, but before IL O'clock there
was rally of ilQl1s per cent, American
Sugar leading. In the afternoon the
Changers weakened. Burlington and
Quincy falling to 72$.. 81. Paul TO CAS-,
Northwestern TO 1925, and Rock Island TO
6OA. Chicago Gas and Western Union
were also heavy at this time. the former
declining to 69Ia and the latter to SO. Du-
ring the last hour. under moderate
EAt' lidS'F ~ 'tNFA GhoiA NNAANi'N N's ~
market showed disposition to improve,
and the closing was firm.
New York Central was far less active to-
day. Everybody in the street Is waiting
FOR the dividend The usual guesses are
being made az to the action of the direc-
tors. The best opinion is that the regular
rate will be- declared, but the statement
will be unfaV0rable. The stock to-day
ranged between 99@, ard l0ois. and 1t closed
unchanged Is compared with yesterday
final figures. Toledo. Ann Arbor ana
North Michigan was frmer rising TO s's
on belief that the various companies
now contcsting for the right to reorganlze
the property will reach unanimous
agreement The net changes show an adj
vance OF sass per cent. except for West
ern Union. Chicago Gas. and Reading,
which declined q 10 lls per cent.
The bond market was Irregular. Inc
sales Of listed stocks aggregated lllwo
shares; Of unlisted. 24co0 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan at l. and closing offered at !; prime
mercantile paper. Nfi2 per cent.
Bar silver, 63i4, silver at the ooard'
G3S,.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills At AS1!ag SON
for sixty DAYS and Si.SGuis6i4 for demand;
posted rates. SiS6ni.S; commercial DIS
$LNi4 TiNM.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
duh. Railroad bonds steady.
sTnrk ouDTATIONs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Affairs at Rocky Mount.

ROCKY MOUNT. N G.. September 70
lSpeciaL)-A neighboring thunderstorm
last night presaged a cool spell, which
Is pleasantly felt this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hackney left
yesterday for a pleasure trip TO Balti-
more
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kicks leave Oc-
tober LIST for an extended tour to CO. N.
Miss Lille Mcintyre is spending sle
week AT Seven Springs, I'm Lenoir county.
Mr.. H. j. Hughes. Of the Atlantic-Coast
Line. who has been sick. is recovering
captain John Bullock Is sick at his
parents home, on east Railroad street
Mr.. Albert Hlliard. who has been
spending the time since June at Con-
nelly Springs, in Burke county. returned
last night. He intends commencing at
once the study OF medicine and TO make
speciality OF the eye and ear.
Several marriages will take place here
early in October.
Colonel X. u. Glenn. Of Winston, is
mere this morning. and leaves at . o'clock
10 address at Tarboro' tonight the Dem
ocraIc clubs OF that town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
CLEARLY SUICIDE
G. X. hEFrLeeoWeR. CT rAUeUIeR.
TAKES HIS LIFE IN BAL TIMoRe.
His Body Was Diseovered--No Motive
Assigned for the Deed.

BALTIMORE. MD. September o.
Special -George h Hsflebower. whose
home is at Marshall. Fauauier county.
Va. committed suicide at the Opera
Hotel here yesterday. A ragged hole in
his left temple. a pistol by his side, told
the story N self-destruction. The deed
WAS committed In hts bedroom. and he
was found lying across the bed, neatly
dressed In black suit OF clothes. The
deceased was travelling salesman for
l.. II. Lauchheimer & Sons. No. 325 west
Baltimore street. He had been boarding
at the hotel for about a month. For the
last week he had been on a protracted
spree. but Monday had begun to sober
up Between IL and 10 O'Clock In the
morning he came into the hotel and
asked for the key TO his room. This was
the last seen OF him by the hotel people
until his body was found early this MORN
ing.
DEAD TWENTY FOUR HOURS.
It was learned that a man who keeps
a dyeing establishment two doors below
the hotel heard pistol-shot about 1l:3p
Monday. From his bedroom the man
could see the room occupied by the sui
eide. lie noticed the deceased lying
across the bed In the hotel room several
times during the day and again yester-
day morning, when he notified George
Albin, the proprietor. An investigation
was made, and the door to room Is was
found locked. with the key sticking in
the keyhole. An entrance was effected
and the body of the man discovered IN
the position first seen on the day previous
by the dyer.
The blood which had trickled from the
wound In the mans head down over MS
face and onto the floor was dry, mol
eating that he had been dead many hours.
Messrs. Lauchheimer * Sons were nou-
fed and had the body removed 10 an
undertaking establishment where II was
prepared for burial and VIII be sent 10
HefiebOwer's late home. In virginia
The suicide was about IS years OF age
and unmarried. Coroner DAVIS was no.
titled. and after making an investigation
decided that an inquest was unnecessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

raj election. law, showing. by convincing
argument that the Democracy had done
more In one legislative session than had
been done IN one session since the founda-
ton OF the government. The crowd was
largely in favor Of Mr.. Flood--in fact.
the white people were almost solid Mr..
Flood received many compliments. and
gave entire satisfaction.
My friend, Colonel y. W. L. Bianton,
who IL one OF the best organizers In the
county. was on hand. viewing the stua.
ton and making suggestions. etc. Cum
berland will do her full duty In the
coming election. and will send out good
rcpOrt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 2.-Flour-
Dull weak, and neglected. winter wheat,
low grades. sls5li2l 10: fair TO fancy. s.. ioet
$50; patents, 2.o5a3l0; Minnesota clear.
81. S5a2 10. Southern -four duh and weak
common TO fair extra. s2.l0u300: good 10
choice do. $300d3.50.
Wheat-Moderately active: red. winter,
ssc. lower; spring grades higher and
wanted No. 2 red, store. and elevator.
554. d56c.: afoat. 56haq56isc. options fairly
active, irregular. and 5suizc lower; Sep
tember. 555sc.; November. 57isc.; Decem-
Der, 5S,sc. May 6s7sc.
elevator; 5Ika53c. afioat. Options ad-
yanced iaGfic., declined iig7sc., and closed
weak at a hqiac. advance to isGi.c. de-
cline. with trading moderate: September.
size; November. Sc; December. STAG;
May, Ai4c.
Oats-Moderatsiy active: options lower;
September. &c.; November, Soisc.; Decem-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
The Mother and Father Injured While
TRYING to Rescue Them.

BRISTOL. TENN, September 25-(Spe-
claI THE residence Of Mr.. James Couche-
nour near Gate city. Va. was burned
down this afternoon. and two OF Mr.
Couchenours children met horrible
death In the flames.
An effort was made TO rescue both Of
the children. but just as their mother was
entering the house the crash came, bury
ing them under the burning timbers.
Mrs. CouchenOur was seriously, II not
fatally. burned. and her husband was
badly burned about the hands and face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

W. detssm4nAd to keep the rooms open
Sy75yy night until IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Jefikins. finding II inconvenient 70
attend the meetings regularly. resigned
tho Office OF recording secretary. and M.
w H. Sadlcr, Of the Religious Herald,
was elected In his stead.
A proposition was received from Mr.:
w. W. Foster Offering to make. free OF
cost. composite picture Of the entire
membership OF the club. the same to be
hung I'm the club-rooms. The generous
Offer was accepted with thanks, and IT II
desired that every member shall visit his
gallery az soon as they can make " con-
venient to do 40 and sit for their pic
lures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
A Monument to General Forrest.

The Confederate veterans of Nashville
propose TO erect monument IN that city
to Lieutenant-General Nathan Bedford
Forrest the cavalry commander, anc
Judge F. r. Farrar. Of Virginia. has con-
ssnted 20 deliver two lectures AZ Nashville
on october 9th and 10th. In order TO start
the FIND. IL is proposed 10 unveii the
monument during the Nashville Centen-
NAL EXPOSITION In is96
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
WEDDING AT FORT MONROE.
Miss Miller Made the Bride of Lieutenant
Morris Il. Carroll.

FORT MONROE. September &.-The
marriage of Miss Nan Miller. daughter Of
Colonel Marius =. Miller. Fifth Artillery.
and Lieutenant Morris X. Carroll, Fourth
Artillery. was celebrated at o'clock
this afternoon at the Church Of the Cen
turion in the garrison Rev. Charles w.
Freeland. post chaplain. officiating.
The bride wore a gown Of white satin,
with veil. and carried bride roses Her
sister Miss May Miller. was maid Of
honor. Lieutenant Ruggles, ordnance
Corps, attended the groom as best man.
The ushers were: Captain Greenough,
Lieutenants Skerritt. Hunter, and Squire
Of the army. and Ensign Miller, a brother
OF the bride.
The church was handsomely decorated
for the occasion, and the music was fur
nished by Miss Alice Frank. assisted by
the orchestra of the post band. After
the ceremony a reception was held at
Colonial Miller's quarters. The bridal
party left tonight for New York and a
northern tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
The Check-Raising Case.

There seems 10 be no doubt that the
r,lmor afloat Monday. and noticed in
Yesterdays Dispatch that the book
keeper for wholesale house had been
found guilty OF raising a check from S2i
10 $40 was well founded a member o.
the firm when seen yesterday. declined
10 discuss the matter. but as good a.
said that there would be no prosecution
SO far as the house is concerned. II Is
understood that the relatives of the book
keeper have made the amount good, and
thai no steos viii be taken. The 81 check
is said TO have been given in payment
Of salary due when the clerk was given
bis discharge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
fI,a,,otta's Coufsderate Veterans

SMITHNILLE. VA. September p
(SpccialD-H a Darlington Camp. Con-
Tolerate Veterans, met here on SATURDAY
mad Tor the ensuing year; W II. Smith,
colonel commander; G. J. Clarke; hrst
lieutenant colonel commander Iho ca,,I-
mander; J. ". Smith, third leutenant-
colonel commander; John -. Faris. adJu-
tant; w Il Dunn, officer Of IN DAY
George W. Barksdale, quarterlnas Ter: J..
f HUTCHINSON, chaplain; w. ID. beasiey'
c0lor-s Hrgeant. ,,
The following resolution. offered by Colo
mel Thomas W. Scott. was adopted:
THAT committee be appointed 10 ar,
,,,,,e Tor a series Of entertainments and
10 Solicit subscriptions for the purpose or
raising funds TO erect a monument TO the
confederate dead Of this county
Th4 following were appointed: LIeute-
mont " X Gaines. Of Richmond; T. W.
scott. p. f. Hutcheson, and }. T. Gill
liam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. September 2J.-Flour-
Spring patents. &.2ja3.6O; fancy. s2.7092 81
family s. I102.Gj.
Wheat-Quiet: No. red. 5lizc
COm-Dull: No mixed and yellow, Jo
No. white. sc
Oats-Qui-t, No , mixed. gle.
Pork-Alcss. SliOJ
Larl-St,ady, steam leaf $ss7lz; kettle
dried. $912i..
Bacon-Steady; shoulders. S.75; short-rib
sides, SS.51hgsD; short-clear sides, 1851
$40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Hrunsack Democrats

LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. September
PA Democratic meeting was held
IN the courthouse this day for the
purpose OF electing a county chairman
and for reOrganizing the party Charles
= BARROW was elected chairman Of the
meeting and J. Il. Mallory was elected
secretary Mr.. Thomas b. Price. the pres
mt county chairman, was reelected, AMI
the following gentlemen were elected az
members Of the Executive Committee
Powelton District. W. II. Valentine and
Ira W. Mitchell; Meherrin. X. II. Soy
mour and W X Harriss; TOtaro, II. Turn
bun and W r. Sledee, Red Oak. Or. 1.
] Taylor and II. +. Haskins. Sturgeon,
X. r. Short and W. NJ Short.
4 motion 20 allow the County Chairman
TO appoint the committees for the several
precincts was carried.
There being no other business the meet
ing adjourned.
CHARLES s. BARROW, Chairman.
J. y. Mallory. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Big Breaks and Good Prices

HENDERSON. n. c., September %
Special. )-There was the largest break
OF tobacco here to-day of the season. The
warehouses are all full and the prices are
ruling high. The quality Of the tobacco
offered to-day IS generally bright In color
and OF good body" Farmers are here
from eight counties and are well pleased
with their prices.
The cotton market has opened and cot
ton is coming In freely.
Although the farmers ara still busy
saving peavines and other forage and
picking cotton, the merchants are kept
busy. and say that trade is improving
every day.
The POpuists In this county are very
much disturbed because the Republicans
In this county continue TO reject all their
propositions for "using" 1t IL reported
here to-day that the Republicans will not
fuse in Granville county, but have
put out q full ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Success of the Knitting VI Ills.

SCOTLAND NECK. y c., September
25.-(Special)-Th payroll at the knit
the mills were opened four years ago.
There are now about ~ operatives In the
mills. and some Of the girls make more
than a dollar "A day. Last week. regular
shipment Of goods amounted IN value TO
81 800 The new machines are being place
ana they greatly enlarge the capacity OF
the mills. They are still running day ana
night to fiji orders and they do not see
when they can leave on night work. me
manager saws that he cannot get as
many girls to work steadily as he needs.
These mills help the business OF the town
a great deal.
News comes from Tarboro' OF the death
OF Mr.. George Wright, the executor OF
the late q. {. Farrar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26

urc.nsborv Female College. Rey 8 u;
billiard. OF this city. read a psalm, snd
portion Of Scriptures. Rev. u. X. Hal, OF
Durham. led I'm u fervent prayer. Rev.
Jesse cunningglm read an interesting
sketch Of the life OF DR.. Reid, after which
Rev J. NJ. Norman. OF Wilmington. paid
an eloquent tribute to the memory OF the
deceased. He was followed In short
tributes by DR. James Atkins. OF the
Christian Advocate. and Rev. w. l.. Girls
som. At the close OF Dir. Grissom's talk
Miss Addle Andrews sang solo or won
drous sweetness and tenderness. after
which the large concourse repaired TO the
cemetery. where the body was laid to
rest. Among the large crowd OF young
ladies' Of the college present there was
hardly a dry eve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
RACE FOR CONGRESS.
rAIoR oreY AND JUDGE STAPLES
SPEAK AT ChRiSTlANSBURC.
fucker and Nos' nj the Warm spf'"rs-Dis-
cussions Courtcous-Our Speakers
Mt Other Places

cIrRISTIANSRURG . VA. September q.
,s,scial)-This being court-day Major
r.tcr J. Otcy and Judge Staples spoke
,,rc They addressed good audience
~ the highest Intelligence. Major Otey.
who spoke first. was gracefully introduced
l., Judge G G.. Junkin. lie Is a forcihle
,..akcr. and in a clear and plain manner
,,...aa icd true Jcfiorsonian Democracy
f.. ais audience The questions Of tarin
mi silver were handled in - manner that
,..vll Major Otcy was familiar with his
.cct lie INDUCED IN no personalities
b. tatc just such a speech as one would
s,.ct from The heightened gentleman
te.f hr b. known 20 be Ills speech was
received with UNIVERSAL approval and tn
st.., aui hghness Of tone was in marked
.....,.t 90 other speeches that have been
,.e here he met with large number
.r... citizens and I have yet one TO meet
v.. aot IN the highest degree
..l with him. lie spoke ior an hour
. rc. aud Was accorded close atten-
4 MASTER EFFORT.
f... W4Irr L. Staples then arose.
all. us is always the case. WAS received
tnc highest applause. Judge
.....ss speech was master efIort. lie
IDS Iarts audience entirely To the
.uI among them number Of
-...nt Republicans He. In "a plain.
...-t anI eloquent manner. set forth
Ids lrI precisely the Ills. COrruptlOns.
..... taI scctioual.sm Of the Rcpubi-
c.. r.r.y. thr injurious eject OF the
>..t lUl upon business. and its in
..... . the farmer and laboring man.
. o. f0rclblc manner he showed
So - .r.lt relief the present tariff bin
.. g, thc same class, endorsed the
.-t.A. the removal Of the sugar
... u.3 passed the highest encomiums
Grover cleveland as man
..... highest honesty. courage, and fear
......- 4u the discharge OF his duty.
ELOQUENT Tribute.
.. closed WITH an eloquent tribute 10
,.. .t. Democratic party had done for
south. ior Virginia. ana for Mont
county. ana pointed this with
... l.-..u.a Agricultural ana Mechani-
,...- Hs uu Illustration. ana said
.. with great pride and pleasure
.... .. ,,.l lt. ior IL was doing a mag
..f work The Judge frequently
. l.u nrai o. cloquence. and
.uiy apyaujcd. Though his ad-
- u4~ iut 10 it'll. short Of two hours.
.. th. close ana undivided attention
audience throughout II was truly
....rf'v eloquent speech. and viii
... .r.it a.ll ~ good. Major Otey has
t'm o. repeat II iu Roanoke. and
Dr. . hoped hut for the good Of the
,...y d.. HUl consent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Woodvard-Hart Wedding.

ROANOKE, VA. September 25.-tSpe-
clai MIR. T.. c. Woodward. OF Washing
ton. j. C.. and Miss Hattie Hart OF ms
CIV were married al Greene Memorial
Methodist church this evening at O'Clock
bv Rev. W. +. Hammer. Mr.. Joseph car
Der. late Of Washington, was the groom
best man. and Miss Lizzie Tinsiey, OF TINS
oaCied with people and hundreds were
,,reble 20 obtain seats. The bride ana
oron,, lef, on the 100 train for the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
chlOROFORMEp BY BURGLARS.
c. H. Hordish Robbed of Pocket-Book,
Watches, Charms, and Chains.

ROANOKE, VA, September 25.-(Spe-
cial)-C. H. Hordish and family We're
chloroformed last night by burglars. who
stole his pocket-book from under his
pillow and robbed his store Of a dozen
watches, charms, chains. and jewelry,
valued in ali at about $50. He woke uU
as the thieves were leaving the store
by the back door. and called the police.
but the burglars made good their escape.
The twelfth annual convention Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Virginia will meet in the First Baptist
church here tomorrow morning. About
nifty delegates have already arrived. and
fifty more are expected. Conservation ser
vices preparatory 20 the meeting of the
convention were held at the First Baptist
church tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
FATALLY SHOT IN A FIGHT.
Two Men Arrested and Jailed-PrimaTtcs
for Committeeman.

NORFOLK. VA, September 21.-tSpe-
cial About o'clock last night ;. D.
Cotton. a street-car driver. in fight
on Wide street. was shot in the breast
and right arm, and as he is bleeding
internally The doctors think he cannot
1--we. :. ). Griffin and G.. a. Munden were
arrested and committed TO jail.
The Democratic Executive Committee
have fixed the 18th Of October as the
date for holding "A primary election Tor
members Of the Executive committee
This step is taken because u the dis
satisfaction OF the voters with the ward
meeting methods of electing the Execu-
tive Committee.
The truckers say this Is fine weather
for the Irish potatoes and kale crop
They will commence Sigging the second
crop Of potatoes about the middle OF
October.
INCREASE OF EQUIPMENT.
The re Department is moving for
another engine-house. 10 be located on
CRANKY street and an increase OF hose
men and equipment.
The weather IS very cool and threaten
ing here to-day. Gales are announced ior
the Carolina coast tomorrow, ana
shipping bound south is delayed.
Tit I.ekics Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal church VIII lose nothing by the
disappearance of the contractors. but the
bondsmen and firms furnishing material
will lose TO some extent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Meyers New Boys Clothing
Department,

TO COVER u INCHES OF \ NEWS.
PAFER COLUMN. Mr.. JAMES g. HAP.
WOOD. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL o.
RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL. WILL D..
THE JUDGE. AND WILL CONSIDER
BoIM ORIGINALITY AND ArrRAc-
TIyENEss. THE AUYERrIsf>iE$ri
MIST BE SIGNED WITH NAME. tGa,
AND SCHOOL ADDRESS OF WRlIrH
AND HANDED ~ Al OUR STORY
BEFORE S p. 81. TUESDAY. OCTOBER
20. THE WINNING ADVERTISEMENTS
WILL APPEAR IN THE pAlLY PA
IkRs. COMMENCING OCTOBER I'M
.l.L BOYS ARE WELCOME TO CONE,
N TO SEE OUR ADVERTISING MAJ
FOR INFokMA1IoN EVERY uAs
FROM TO A. 81 AND4To -
NOW on SALE
800 Pure SIX SuTan NinlsoF Les
beautiful bright pla.4 yat'erns,c.
Made- gGs windsor Tie low
pc. PC %. e.
Boys Wool Cashmere Pan's-anJ si'
10 IA years
DC &c. St'' &c. 49,,
Two great special oaeflngs hes iaI
Dress Goods
COVERT CLOTHS
The seasons raging fabric
lie yards wide
yards makes A costume
different shadlnBS s.,.,.r-s
Would be considered 4 bargain Tor -.
STORM SERGES-
The kind you can't wear out.
The kind you cant spot
Navy--BrOwns- Reds
Strictly All Wool .,...,,
THIRTY SEVEN AND A HALF CtNl''
Would be considered bargain al w.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Pads--Pencils-Slates- eserythlNs
one-half OF others EtleeL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
Ouiet Canvass in Highland.

MONTEREY. VA. September 25.-(Spe-
cial1 The Tucker-Yost canvass IS unusu-
allv quiet. Neither Of the candidates nave
srolten in Highland yet but Mr.. Tucker,
Inc Democratic nominee. is billed for Mon
terey for october 81 CCircuit-Court-dayl,
~ which time a large percentage OF me
Highland vote will be present and interest
viii b, awakened The recent advance
,r wool has greatly encouraged the wool
growers Of this section, winch Is 'ieath-
crs ia Mr. fuckers cap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
The Car.Men's Game.

The motormen and conductors on the
Union and Main-street lines are busily
engaged I'm preparing for the game OF ball
10 be PLAYED at West End Park tomorrow
afternoon between picked mines from the
two roads.
The teams are composed OF the most
agile and athletic men on the lines. ana
"a they have been practicing considerably
during the past week. a good game should
be-. the result of their efforts. The pro,
ceeds Of the contest viii go into rum
to be raised for supplying the men WIN
winter uniforms. and II Is hoped that q
large crowd will attend. The game VIII
commence at o'clock. ..,
The game TO be played Friday afternoon
between the two medical college nIhts
will be for the Joint beneht or thr Chi'e''
sity Hospital and the Retreat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-26
nr ,yinnieerode slowly Sinking.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. September p
Especial )-There has been no change IN uie
condition OF the Rev. Or Minnigerodg
since Yesterday This morning he ma !
considerable fever. was unconscious, ana
unable to take his nourishment. Tonight
however. the fever had left him ana ne
was much more conscious. His weakness
continues to increase, however, ana he Is
slowly sinking. -.
MIR. Louis Minnigerode. son OF me
Doctor Is expected here from Milwaukee