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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

-,-. ~, -ey,s intent took
inc Iliii'Sc, ,b,se 'r~reedin,ly primitive,
,.r..-finrly rapid little horse cars
MOI many days ago. Ii was Ne' e uaS,
ana Y" u.t,t'S - f. 'cars transit via
C.- -ueciaI car. was certainly
s.r,.,,i.t trying Raindrops have IT.
Ion introduced into poems
't..r,.iny effect but j. our cAptI-
.. 49, NAT Of the rest OF tie pra,uca
I1 win a limited time Tor l'tuF'
NV arc. perhaps. just a ulue NloIe
t.,.-.-t.-, M poems tnau in GA s. "nQ
iH'' an me artIque lady In the
t. more ,'.D - her car fare out II
ler rcttc9at pocket. ana em ,s Gls. @ei
r 81. or on ~ the pub c shou!A-
o., saw ul moro. dtmpeu,nS.
lymuh7Tc philosopher oi ih- .iie,lc
s'H. r.etttc under The W,t.r lll taa i
f.,. .4l nothing o. 90 nut Ilt ".e
l.- o." bat u hie al hOi" l. O' -
.....' an-et.- oi sprlil'uS ~
r.r. Gentlemen of tae i.'..i-'" ~
.. =. Id. ears le drawn al water
f.-g
,
...t. a man ir Richmond, a senIaI
.,.l.r and r.uu3 man Wh. i.o@
,..rf.I us Do fairh n the p'1'''''''
~ ,...t. consistency. NO
n hs app' IaHce, .o
., of the hero ol 10
served up by thc lalro'
H. il f1ril. fat. ani iItl
i- b.Id. hut MS heart i~ r~r
a world OF loyalty ana l'.Di,t
.,-t.n lu IL which Is NOT u.s.
tt.3 10 norsy gentlemen VINO
o9 very fond OF dinner ALA
a.~ nan hl. nfc-i.i- chuih, luis
All l4ir-y years ago he Oh
f.,frn physiQ.c. then NINE
ih. hD" b,t.a.ofn. r.u in love ana
h' Az" ,,,,,t, 81 Redmond gin Of aeV-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

and great interest IS being manifested in
them. We shall have the bicycle next,
and IL may be comforting 10 tho orthc-
dOX 10 know that Miss Kate FELL has
demonstrated in an admirably logical
manner that ii is not immoral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09
How t. Get Health.

Saws Or. Simon Baruch. n famous
musician: More cold bathing. more
fresh air. less meat, tea, and coffee and
inter. with easy fitting clothing viii
reiuvenate and be the salvation OF our
workinSwonen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

QUESTIONS RELATIVE TO MAT
TERS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN AND
CHILDREN WILL III ANSM Erred
EACH SUNDAY ON THIS PAGE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

one Of PATHS trials is the mania per
sons seem TO have that she should adopt
thcir children. She declares that she re-
ceives hundreds of offers Of babies Tor
adoption in the course Of u year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-09

In the fall "A number OF clubs for rclf-
supporting girls Will be formed. They
viii be upon strictly co-opesluVe basis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
THE COUNT IN RICHMOND.
"Reminiscences Of His Visit Here In isVo-
Waited Battle Fields

Tho conte de Paris was by no means
n stranger In Richmond. Many persons
remember With much interest and plea
sure the visit OF the Count and his DIS
tlnrulshed party In this city In 1880. They
arrival in Richmond on Tho steamer Ariel
from Oh Point on the afternoon of Oe-
tober 0 lspe. and remained here four days
During their stay the visitors were royai-
" entertained. reception was given III
honor Of the Count, ana among thoSe
present to greet him and his companions
were the culture and FASHION OF the cry
The Comte de Paris came mere NANNY
10 visit the battle-fields OF Virginia, ana
he and his party spent the greater por-
ton OF their time while here In doing
this They had a horseback ride around
Richmond. on which they were escorteu
by Colonel Archer Anderson DR.. }. >. ~
Cullen, Captain Philip Haxall. ana Mr.
Seaton G. Tinsley, The grandson OF
King Louis PHILIPPE appeared to be pro-
foundly interested In his visit TO the
fields OF battle OF the late war. whIch
were familiar TO him. and he eXpressen
himself as being greatly pleased WIN
his visit to Virginia.
He was man Of fine physical proper,
tons and Of majestic grace and personal
sppearance. In his party were the Due
d'Orleans, Due Dues, Marquis de Las
lyme, Colonel de Parseval. Comic
d'Haussonville. Captaine Morhain. Doc
teur Recamier. and Colonel coppinger.
Just as the Count was about to take
his departure he laughingly declared
that ono OF the most valuable accomplish
ments he had acquired while In Virginia
was the art Of making mint tulep'
which he asserted could be found no.
where so perfect as in the Old Dominion.
The party stopped at the Exchange Hotel
while here, where they had an entire
floor. They also visited Petersburg and
Fredericksburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
KNIGHTS OF PYThlAS.
Supreme Lodge Adiourns-New Officers
S,,,,vc,,, ,VrfbunaI- hfan I uiXersity.

Supreme Lodge Adiourns-New Officers
supreme TribunaI-Pythi University.
WASHINGTON. D. c., September s.
The Supreme Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
al iourned this afternoon. after having
held a business session for eleven days.
10 meet at Minneapolis the last Tuesday
i'm August. 1ssG 1t has not yet been Dc.
ciled by the Uniform Rank where it VIII
hold the next biennial meeting, but II
is understood that il will be at the same
time ana place as that of the Supreme
Lodge.
Officers were elected to-day as follows:
Walter H. Richie. Of Lima. O., supreme
chancellor: Philip r Colgr0ve. Hastings.
Mich. supr me Vice-chanceNcr; Albert
Steinhart. Alabama. supreme prelate, Dr.
h. l.. G. White. supreme Keeper OF re-
cords and seals. Thomas q. Sample
Pennsylvania. supreme master OF the eN-
chequer. \. -. Gardiner New York, SUI
ureIne ma5'hr OF arms; James Mulson'
new Brunswick, supreme master OF the
inner guard. John w Thompson, Wash
ington. y. c., supreme master or outer
guard: John A. Hinesy. Wisconsin, chair
man Of the Board OF Control.
The following supreme tribunal was APP
pointed: George J.. Seay OF Tennessee,
five years: John II. Alexander Of Nir-
GINA, four years: Edward a. Graham. of
Alabama. thr years; benjamin l.. Chase
Of Maine. two years; and Frank IL.
Clarke. Of Wyoming one year.
Numerous reports Of a local charact r
were adopted. but the day was mostly
taken up with executive business. The
Pythian University. of Gallatin. Tex, was
recognized, and a resolution adopted pro-
yiling for the contribution Of % cents
on the part of every member which
would be sufficient to maintain the uni
Vcrsity.
Later on. regents Of the university
will be appointed. Tuition in the univer-
sitv Will be free to sons of Pythians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bacco, Cotton, &C., and the Wea-
ther Indications.
F. WASHINGTON, d. O.. September g.
fhlK Forecast for virgiria: Fair wea-
Their; southwest winds.
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YKsrZRDAY
was sultfy and cloudy.
State of theymometay
Mean temperature. SO
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. September S.-Affairs at
the Stock Exchange ruled quiet to-day.
the total sales amounting 10 only A,236
shares. At the opening the market was
strengthened by the report of the 81. Paul
ROAD for the fiscal year ended June 50,
1891, which was favorabIy Interpreted by
local and foreign operators. The COM
pany, according to the report, in a lean
year not only earned all It's charges and
dividends but added sS3 900 to its surplus
Tho rise was equal to hGA, per cent,
ST. Paul. Louisville and Nashville. North
ern Pacific preferred, Lake Shore. and
Northwestern leading Burlington and
Quincy and Rock Island were inclined to
weakness The first-named advanced e,
to 7CIs, but under pressure from bear
sources. receded to 75,.. Rock Island sold
down from ej', TO CAS-. These two stocks
were the bear favori.es for the moment.
Burlington and quincy, on the theory
that the government crop report, due
Monday, Will show the corn crop TO be in
lamentablo condition. and Rock Island,
on the idea gathered from recent official
expressions TINT the dividend Will either
be passed or reduced.
In tho Industrials, Whisky was ner-
vous throughout The stock ranged be-
tween 1i', and IN, closing at 1888. Sugar
WIS weaker, StHlHS V1Wi iioHi ','Tt "
l04a.. recovering to 1913. and closing at
1871. The directors are to meet for the
dividend on Tuesday.
In the closing transactions the market
was dun. but inclined 10 nrmness. In
the final dealings. however, speculation
was barely steady in tone
The net changes show gains or y TO
z. Der cent, outside of Rock lsland, MIS-
5ouri Pacific, Sugar. Manhattan, New
YORK Central. Atchison, and Reading,
" Lost llIJ3. Dpr cent.
Railway and miscellaneous oohds were
Irregular.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
AtcO shares; unlisted, 1000:
treasury balances: Coin, F5,4S,No; cur
rency, SO, $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy ut per cent; prime
merca ntile paper, 4G4s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
BUSINESS In bankers bills at As5HAs1h
for sixty days. and s4G'.94Sh for de-
nand: posted rates. S4s5ls 84S; CONNER
cihl bills. sisia4Aia. -,
Bar silver, 647.. Silver at the ooard'
Gi7s. BID. .s.
Government bonds steady. state ponds
duh. Railroad bonds irregular.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes
Reserve. decrease. S,ss'5Jo
Loans, increase, sl,eI. 900.
Specis decrease, SNs.gO.
Legal tenders decrease. S3'5o'l".
Deposits. decrease, S.95sN ~
Circulation. increase, $500.
TIE hanks now hold s6l9SiHo IN excess
~ Tho rsauirenents of the % per cent.
rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09

GOOD ordinary. . 2i-2sd.; ordinary, Is s2d. /.
spot lever; American middling, 5hd
september. 3 ts-stssa n-sti. SEPTEMBER
ana October s y bu ss Na oe,1Ser s s"d
december, . 47-sty5 4-eid. December and
Febfiary. 3 i9.siaS so-sid.: February and
March. 3 ll-e4d. buyers; March and
3 55-sld.. buyers.
NEW YORK, September s-The total
v,q,bis supply OF cotton for the world
,s on sSs bales. of which i,52S.eS bales
are AMERICAN. against 2iJ,53S and 1901 1888
bales. respectively. last year
terror ''t towns. ss.f5i bales: receipts from
the plantations. 1854 bales. Crop In
sight, s6.lN bales.
Futures closed steady; September. ssI
ass9: october, % "a s,s,s "a NJ Jsnusry *;
Is a. Fehr,Iarv. ssln6.9G; March. $50;
April. ssT7: May. s7.i6; June, Saa7@
NEW ORLEANS, September SCOT
ton-Futurss Quiet; sales, $50 eaes. Sep
TENDER, 1914; October; $50: Ss y ,. re
rmsry. ss -: March, s6.s696.67; May, VA;
June &'a: July. $50
NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, y. c., September "
Resin firm. strained. Soc; good strained
S0c. s-xo h,d
Spirits Turpsntne-e@uies a' -'*N'' Wv
and DC asked.
Tar-Firm at $40. -, sno.
Crude TuTpentine-slulet' h"lu' CIV
soft. $50; virgin, s.%.
SAVANNAH. GA. September s.-Spirits
turpentine firmly held ut 2sAc. Tor resu-
lars Receipts $50 casks.
Rosin~Orened firm and unchanged. and
closed with a decline Of &c; on G II ana "a
H. Sales. 1000 barrels. Quote; =: 4, *:
r. $50: k. $50: II. SOS; n, SO; win
dow-glass. s2i5: water-white. $50
CHARLESTON, s. c, September y
T,,rnentine Arm al PC. Receipts. ~ casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at N'W. he-
ccipts. 500 barrels.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA. september s.--tor
the past week the market has rulei
steady. aud prices are unchanged. ' quote
Tugs, 81. 50Gi3oO: short leaf, SJQa5~; NE
dunn leaf. SGGUlS9 and long ieai. %oyY
1880. Quotations are for red and darS
tobacco The demand for red nue-cured
filters continues good. and the sales lateiy
have been fairly heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
Death of Mrs. Julia Halter.

WYTHEVILLE. VA, September S.
(Special.)- Mrs. Julia Halter. wife OF Dr.
j. T.. Halter. died early this morning
after a brief Illness at her home. In the
East End OF Wytheville. Mrs. Halter was
the eldest daughter Of Rev. 7. +. Barclay.
pastor of the Wytheville Presbyterian
church. She was a woman OF most Iowa
bic character and many accomplishments.
and she was a eonsecrated and earnest
Christian. She possesssd beautiful
voice. and was a member OF the church
choir.
Besides her devoted parents. grand
parents, brothers. and sisters, she leaves
a young husband and an infant son. not
two weeks old. to feel this sore bereave-
msnt In which they have the sympathy
Of the entire csmmsnity. Tho funeral
takes place tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
LIGHTNING PLAYS HAVOC.
4 Number of Illinois Towns Devastated
bv Firc-Eailway Wash-Outs.


DE KALB. ILL. September Slight
ming played havoc among various small
towns Of this section last nisht. AS a
result the business portion Of Malta a
town of 600 inhabitants, IS in ashes with
losses agsregaung $4,000.
The little settlement OF Henrietta was
also visited by lightning and completely
wiped out. The loss VIII not prove very
extensive.
At Caledonia four buildings were struck
az different times. and all Of them were
destroyed.
At Flmhurs. a big barn was struck
and totally destroyed. The people had
hard work to save the school-house, stu
ated near by
Rockford came in for its share OF the
flames. as In that town three fires were
caused by gftning
At BeNdere a physicians stable was
struck and Consumed, together VITA TWO
horses.
sHuutlcy suffered the loss OF three
buildings. one Of which was a stable In
the latter instance four horses were ere
mated.
At Herbert two buildings were burned.
The Northwestern railway track for a
stretch Of 90 feet at Trout Park IS
washed out by heavy flood. At Ge-
nsva. also warhout occurred in the
airline. carrying away large section
If the rOadbcl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
THE COxEY CAMPAIGN.
II is Only InsuGurated and Is 1.-THE Great
81 ShoU on Earth


MASSILLON, o.. September s.-Mr.
Coxey was very busy opening his cam
palsn to-day and trying to flld the twenty
farmers willing TO donate twenty horses
TO help haul his circus over the road. He
had personally supplied twenty horses.
Contributloh-boxes faced the crowds as
they entered the tent, and vendors Of
reform literature, peanuts, and lemon
ade were abroad.
The failure Of the General TO have
parade was probably due to the immense
amount Of fun that had been poked at
him. He said to-day: I'm not running
q circus yet" An inspection Of tho
grounds, however, suggests that he is
over.modest and has "the greatest show
on earth"
Brownies art beggars all description.
The speaking hogan at . o'clock this
afternoon. and with an intermisslon for
supper, viii continue until late tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09

about November 1st. October 10th. nth.
and 18th he and his party spent In
Richmond.
THE FUNERAL.
LONDON. September o.-The funeral OK
the Count OF Paris Will take place Wed
nesday or Tuesday.
The body will lie in state In the marble
saloon OF Stowe House.
The official pedical certificate was that
death was due to intestinal obstruction
md exhaustion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
COUNT0F PARISDEAD
All the Members Of Ills Family With
Him at the End.
CONSCIOUS TO THE LAST.
He Murmurs Words of Affection for
Wife and Children ms He
Passes Away.

LONDON. September s.-The Count OF
Paris died at StowerHouse shortly be-
fore o'clock this morning. He began to
sink visIbly at midnight, but at intervals
was clearly conscious. recognizing the
Countess and his children as they bent
over him. and murmuring words OF affec-
ton for them. All the members OF his
family were around him when he died.
The body VIII be buried at Weybridgc,
Surrey but the date of the funeral has
not been fixed.
INTERMENT At DREUX.
PARIS, September S.-The Gaulois says
n council of ministers will be held to-
dsy to discuss the question Of permitting
the interment Of tho body OF the Count
Of Paris at Drcux. in the event Of re-
quest on behalf OF tho family for this
privilege
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
THE RICHMOND D1sPATCH-sUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9. 1894.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, September s-Re-
caipts--Cattle, 500; sheep ana lambs, 400;
hogs, 300 head
Sales Cattle, as; sheep and lambs. $50;
hogs. 800 head.
Prices-Cattle. best 3fsdftc. gross; me-
dunn TO good. 2Xn3c. gross; common TO
fair, 242Ic. gross; bulls, 2u2iRc. gross
sheep, 2lsi,Sc gross: lambs. sa+o. gross;
hogs. 7a7hc. net.
Market low from start to finish. Pros
poets better for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
OKLAHOMA DIVORCES NULLIrIEp.
Tho Fact Makes Many People Bigamlsts-
Are You Ono of Them

GUTHRIE. OKLA. September S.-A de-
cison Of the Supreme Court Of the Ter
rtory, handed down at noon to-day. null
lifes all divorces granted By probate
judges IN oklahoma since March, 1898.
There have been fully four hundred d.
Vorces so eranten, and as q very large
percentage Of the persons 50 divorced
have been married since, they are guilty
Of bigamy. The people affected are in
every State Of the Union. having come
here TO take advantage Of the liberal d.
vorce laws Of the Territory, which allow
divorces for any OF thirteen causes after
n residence Of ninety days. The decision
viii cause a sensation all over the coun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
MEETINGS.
MIC NOTICE. THE
nber. o, FRATERSAL LODGE
CoUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,


RICHMOND. w, August 90 lssl
Notice il hereby gwen that a general
meeting OF the stockholders OF tha SoutA-
rnr Railway Cou4sny Will be held al TIA
office OF the company AZ the c0rner oc
Tenth street and Bark strest. IN the city
OF Richmond, Va, on TUESD Ny, tho II
day OF October ihs{. az " O'clock 4 N. az
which time ana place there Will be sub
mltted 20 the Stockholders, f0r taslr APP
prevail and ratification, and Ter their au-
thority 70 execute and deliver, a lr0p6s sc
mortgage or deed OF tfust by ths Southcfh
Railway Company TO the CshtIel Truss
Company OF New York. a. trustee, upon
and covering tho railroads, properties,
privileges, and franchises OF the said
company, 10 secure an issue Of bonis in
the aggregate principal sum 81 ~ 90 0c),
PAYABLE July !. l9i. In gold coin Il tho
United States, with Interest az tho rate Of
S per cent. per annum, pay able semiannu-
ally In like gold coin, and also 10 auth0-
riEa the execution and delivery % mort
ghga or deed OF trVst Upon parts 4 tho
railroad and properties u the former
Fast Tannessce. Virginia anl Georgia
Railway Company 70 secure bonds f)r tho
principal SUM OF HJQ0.0lo. payable Sep
tember |. 1875. bearing Interest at a ratio
not exc aedng per cent. per annum,
principal and interest payable In gold
coin. which aforementioned bonds ars 10
be iesdel aud delivered In lieu AMI sub
stltution Of and Tor the equipment and Inn
provomont bonds thereon. secured by o
mortgage heretofore foreclosed.
Bs order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. A. c. EVEN.
auM-tOcol Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
IT WAS NOT CHOLERA,
The Bnvarian at Cumberland, Maryland,
Died OF Improperly Cooked Food.

WASHINGTON. 5 September S-A most
satisfactory result has been reached by
the thorough investigation Instituted by
the Marine Hospital Service in regard to
the Bayarian immigrant, Walther who
die- ut Cumberland Md, with symptoms
which the local physicians took to be
ttose Of .Asiatic cholera. Surgeon-Gene-
raw Nyman sent Observation-Disclosures
econ G5ddiug to Cumberland TO invesu-
p.ttc the matter. The body was exhumed.
ana the result Of a meteorological eNami-
nation showed that it was not case OF
cholera. 1t was found that the man
had carried with him large quantity OF
improperly cooked food. which contained
IL rtomaine (or putrafactiyc) poison which
caused his death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
ATTACHMENTS.

CAPTAIN J. L. BREWER WILL
v GIVE AN EXHIBITION OK MS SKILL
WITH 4 WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOT
Gun nc Empire targets, dt
MESl-hND PARK,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lin, Ar Z 7. NJ,
where be will at'cmpt 20 perfofm tho most am.
Gait feats ever accomplished by anyone.
|. Shooting 10 the regular manner ~ break
Ing one Empire target: tnen Increasing 20 two,
three. four. i've apd siy. al thrown ~ ono time.
Tbs has never been dono by any man but hun
SELF
.. 4 feat that seems imp ossible--tSo targets,
thrown 10 air a reasonable hoign'. one broken
from loit shoulder, ana tho other from the right
shoulder
3. Shooting with ons hand.
4. Shooting with gun upside down. with qua
on top Of his head.
Admission % cents. SO Gilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
GRAIN AND COTTON ExCHANGE

ACbhoSp oeptoniper o, looA
OfFEKISGs.- Wheat, 1,7$o busnols. Corn
White, sos sushels; mixed, 648 bushels, Oais,
l,S6U bushala
sALEs.-Wheat, 1,740 bushela Corn-White,
S0s bushels. Oats. lao busne'%
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Longberry, 55a5sc. !:
mixed. 54A5sc. (: snortbeiry. 53a5Sc.: No. :.
red, 57t@a5sc. Corn White Virginia fbax lots,,
&c NO. white. 64c: No = mixoa, &c.
0ats-No mixed. 34Ifs3Sc. No. 3 Mixed
SAs34>sc.; winter, 34a3lIxc RyA o2ao5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
THE WELLINGTON LYNcHlNc.
A Meeting of Memphis Business-Men
Denounces 1t Earnestly.

MEMPHIS, TENN. September s.-The
merchants and businessmen OF Memphis
held an indignation meeting last night Tor
the purpose of denouncins the lynchinS
OF the negroes near Wilmington last FRIDAY
night. The meeting was largely attended
and strong speeches condemninS u'
hatchery Of the defenceless prisoners were
made by some OF the most prominent men
in the city. Resolutions were aoop,eu
thanking Governor Turney ana Juuec
Cooper for the steps they have taken 10
hri,o tho murderers 10 justice. A fund
., s. 900 was raised for the widows and
ornhsns of the murdered men, and a com
mite appointed % solicit further sub
scriptIons from citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
NORTHERN PACIFIC CASE.
Cakes EEonorated-VilIard Said 20 Have
Made Unlawful Gains.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, September s.
Master NJ. l.. Carey rendered his decis-
afternoon. Lawyer Cakes Is completely
eXonerated. Mr.. Carey says that Henry
Willard made unlawful gains to the
amount of S3,3G3,Cg. The report covers
ever go pages Of typewriter manuscript.
There are over 10000 words OF tesu-
luQuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
THE COUNTS CAREER.

The Comte de Paris was born in 1893.
His first appearance in the arena OF
French politics was In February, 1913.
when the Third French revolution drove
his grandfather. Louis Philippe. from the
throne. The deed of ab1lcation. which the
latter signed. claimed in ii recognition
for the Comte de Paris as King Of France.
The 9-year-old Comte opposed this action
but despite this he was hailed as kine.
But the National Assembly ignored thiS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
n.,,oc,at,e Endorsement of a Pop.

CLEVELAND. o.. September S--After
n hot fight in the Twentieth District
Democratic Convention to-day, the chair
man announced that II. II. Harrington.
the Populist candidate FOR Congress. mad
received the endorsement OF the eonven-
ton. Harrison's Republican opponent IN
the district IL Clifton u. Beach -.....-.---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
Pure and Fragrant.

The ladies' of the Richmond Exchange
FOR Woman's Work. Third and Franklin.
can tell you OF the excellent quality OF
soudars Flavoring Extracts. Two-ounce,
Vanilla. l5c bounce, Lemon, loo. Nearly
every grocer keeps them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
DEATHS.

CREY.-Dled September T. at half-past
O'Clock. at the residence or his parents.
70s Bate strset. CHARLES EMETP
GREY. the beloved son Of Walker and
ISABELLA Grey; aged years and months.
Jesus. while our hearts are bleeding.
O'er the spoils that death has won,
We would. at this solemn meeting.
Calmly say: Thy will be done"
Though cast DOWN. wore not forsaken,
Though afflicted, not alone;
Thou didst give. AMI Thou hast taken,
Blessed Lord. Thy viii be done"
Funeral will take place at the Fifth
Street Baptist church THIS Sunday
MORNING. Friends are invited 10 at.
tend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, September S.-Vlr-
glnia century bonds, JSi2. bid: Baltimore
and Ohio stock, H. bid; Baltimore aud
Ohio Southwestern first incomes, l0'alOJ;
do. second incomes, IS. bid; do. third in
comes. ga bid; Consolidated Gas stock,