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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

LONDON. september 5.-rhe trades
union congress sitting az Norwich. to-day
passed a resolution censurlng Sir William
Harcourt. Chancellor Of tn ENchsquer,
for the failure OF the government 10 carry
out tho clause Of the Nowclstle pro-
gfamme, relating 60 the payment ~ mem
bers OF the House OF Commons. The vote
OF consure was carried by "a vote " iil
10 103. A resolution favorlng Iteration
OF the trades-unlon councils was adopted,
and the parliamentary committee Was H.
structed t. begin agitation t0 IA, ,nl If
getting the mines-nct Amended, So AS "a
| forbid employment underground for more
| than eight hours ID day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
POURED HIS LIQUOR OUT.
Burned Boxes and 1iarreis-This 90 Prove
His Conversion True.

MARKET. TEXAS. September 5-A
great revival under the auspices Of tn
Methodist church has been going ON here.
Among the converts was J. ". Br'oks.
u saloon-keeper. 10 prove that he waB
sincere I'm his profession. Brooks took
his entire stock 81 liquor out into tho
public square. poured the liquor On, and
set fire % the boxes AMI s.rre'e. He
also consigned an his licenses % the
flames \ crowd II jOl witnessed the
performance. which was conducted with
impressive religious exercises and sinHlng.
The stock of goods was valued az $i.pJO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
prnfnrfinn La Innlsilnl.

FRANKLIN. IN. September 5.-ln r.
Spouse 10 an invitation issu i by '. T..
White. district eecrctary Of the National
planters assembled Ia conference here to-
day to tGko action upon thu tarim rituI-
ton and "a a result expressed strong
protective Views and announced deter
mlnati0n 70 put "a protective canii ini.
In the field In tn Third Congressional
District. The preamble and resolution d.-
clare that the Democratic party In COL
gross having seen ~ To deal almost d.
dcathhlow T. the great sugar aud rice
Industries Or Louisiana, ami having de-
clared &c 10 be IN" policy Of the Demo
cratic parry o. place sugar on thu frer
list. we cannot. IN a. tice 10 ourselNcs.
vote FOR any candidate 90 represent US
in Congress who 3D. not pledged g. thu
protection of sugar. rice. lumber. salt.
and all other great Amo ricnn Industries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
COOKS EXPLORATION PARTY.
Passengers and Crew of the MlrandS
Landed in Nova Scotia.

NORTH SIDNEY, n. s., September g.
The fishing schooner R!gel, Of Gloucester
Mass. arrived this morning with the pas
sengers and crew Of the Inflated sNam-
shin Miranda which LETT New York July
nh. carrying DR.. Cooks Arctic explora-
ton.
The Miranda left Sucker Toppan. Green
land. August 9th. for Holstenberg. The
vessel struck sunken rock outside the
harbor. There was heavy wind and sea
preyailIng, and a large hole was stove in
the bottom. The ballast-tank was filled
with water and the pumps were useless.
The tank did not burst. however. and the
Miranda succeeded IN getting back INTO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
Boom for Birmingham.

Some twenty or more representatives and
managing officials OF the various rail-
roads entering Birmingham met at the
Commercial Club. OF this city, In confer
lating to the future growth Of the city
were discussed. Ii was shown that the
tonnage furnished the railroads at Bir-
mingham was largely I'm excess OF the en-
tire cotton crop Of the South The confer
ence was called by the Commercial Club
preparatory TO an active campaign by the
club to bring about a speedier develop
rnent OF the Industrial and commercial
interests OF birmingham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

passengers.
A relief party. consisting OF Doctors
Cook. Rogers, Thompson. and Dunnlng.
OF Yale University: Ladd. OF Harvard,
and Porter, OF the Massachusetts, 1nsti-
trte OF Technology. set out from Sucker
Toppan. for Holstenberg. 40 miles distant.
with 1--WE Esauimaux. In an open boat. TOT
assistance The journey was made In I'VE
DAYS under stormy conditions. inc
schooner Rlgel was. by chance. met with.
the passengers and food were trans
fered to the Rigel, and the Miranda
then started for Labrador. with the Rise'
In tow.
ON account OF the bursting Of the water
tank OF the Miranda. the crow and officers
were Transferred TO the Rigel. August 3D.
and the Miranda was left to her fate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
prc,NoNn TonAcCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. September Sire
Cooper. Crews, Berger Company. OF me
StOnewall warehouse, have reason 10 ieei
proud OF their opening sale to-day, wnlcn
Of buyers--the largest seen on our breaks
to witness the sale of and bid for the 80
piles Of fine brehts OF the new crop
offered, which was as clear planters
offering as Is ever put on floor. Nothing
was taken in. The house bought little,
the planters were pleased, the buyers were
satisfied land the proprietors were made
glad The highest price was $500, the
new crop bringing as hish as sou. None
OF the tobacco was cured on the stalk.
The tobaccos were gritty. and in very high
order. not suitable for manufacturers. as
the later offerings will he. The stock was
from Eastern North CAROLINA and VIZ
ginia Before the sales were half over
some planters had gotten their accounts
and checks and gone home on the At
iantic Coast-Lne r. train. The color OF
the tobacco offered was pretty through
out.
Shelburne's warehouse sold its entire
bright break at s2O.0 round to-day--surely
a price that will satisfy Mr.. ". l.. Petty's
Eastern North Carolina friends.
Planters warehouse had also excellent
sales to-day.
Though it is hard to get tobacco shipped.
there will be a fine opening sale break
at the Southern on the 18th instant.
Private sales to-day: Filters. 81 Tugs.
Il: cutters. ?; darks. :: Burleys. ?. Total.
% hogsheads.
Revenue collections. Gig ~ and ciga-
rettes, s2,25l.0S; tobacco. &.2p70. Total
"a, 1913.
Sun-cured sales on Cha qe. 50 packages,
AMI taken in Highes 5000. lowest,
$50.
Market active; fine leaf selling steadily
at from $li00 tn s2jW.
The buyers were busy to-day with loose
sales and hogshead sales and private
sales. aggregating good days work;
Mr. Il. T. Yancey Is home from RoN-
boro'. y C., and will resume buying on
this market. Other important buyers are
expected home soon.
Mr. W. H. Tehhell and Mr.. w. l..
Walker the American Tobacco Company )
buyer. Of Durham. n. c., and Mr.. {. ID.
Wilson, of Rocky Mount. y. c., were
spectators on sales here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
DEATHS.

Observation-Disclosures. sepiemor l.
1894. at Red sulphur Springs. ". Va
CHARLES MESSERSCHMIDT or keh-
mond. In the 9th year OF bis agc.
The funeral win take place from 81
Johns German Lutheran church. Mar
shall and Eighth streets. THIS dturs-
day. AFTERNOON at 4 O'clock. Friends
and acquain,ances are invited 10 attend :
SNELLINGS,--D "Wednesday 'hs
sth instant. at the residence " MS uio,hcr'
Mrs V. L. Snellings. iios Pcrtss .sJy,,'.
Manchester Va. ARTHUR l. e4'1
LINGS. In the 18th year OF his ~
Funeral from the residence k"iN
the eth instant. a. 4 Il. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
Killed by Burglars.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. September 5.-Po-
lice-Sergeant Nichols Sheehan was muir
dered this morning at daylight by two
burglars, whom the officer was pursuing.
The burglars opened ire on the Sergeant.
and he fell to the sidewalk dead with
a bullet In his breast The murderers
are still at large and the police have as
yet no clue 70 their identity. Later II was
found that the burglars had made an un-
successful attempt to blow open the safe
in the office Of the Ohio Provision Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
Cha.ed by Haitlen-. sn,e Enoush. :,

Tn. stcam-ydcht Puzzle. owned and CONS
mandcd by Dr. J. T. W Chlttenden.
which has been cruising in Hlitien wa
tors arrived M this port today. Or.
Chittendan confirms the press reports that
the yacht Vas chased by Hlitlen men-of-
war, As tn Haitisn Authorities believed
that the yacht had arms aboard for the
Insurgents The yacht viii remain here
for some Meek- unl.r.l.ng -naIrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
I,ish Fund Contributions.

DUBLIN. September 5,--The Freemans
Jar appealing for eO ilndsd 10 ,ne TO Lone
l h con,nitfee OF the Irish National
I Jeav,,s The committee however. .deny
hat they authorized the sending Of me
e e,, 10 Gladstone or any other English
akpister or member OF Parliament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
RoMANssove AND coRlNrHIAM.
Such 10 Bc the style Of Atianta's Expo
sition Buildings.

ATLANTA. GA. September 5.-Plans
for Ave buildings submitted by J. II. Gil
bert, OF New York. we're accepted to-
day by the International Exposition Com
pany. w. T. Downing's plan for an adj
ministration building was also accepted
The general style OF Gubert's buildings
- Romanesque. The administration build
ing Will be Corinthian In style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
GOVERNOR WAITE RENOMlNATED.
Pandemoniuin Then Breaks Loose in the
Colorado Pop. Convention.

PUEBLO. col, September 5-Thc
State Populist Convention OF Colorado
reconycned this morning TO hear the re-
port Of the Committee on Credentials.
1t reported in favor OF seating the Waite
delegation from ArapahOe county. The
anti-Waite people tried 20 precipitate a
riot, but were compelled TO restore or
der. The temporary organization was
made permanent and Governor Waite
was renominatcd by reclamation. Pandc-
1nouiun then broke loose in the hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
PORT OF WEST POINT, ssrr 5. 1894.
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Married, ia
this city. on Wednesday. September SD.
al 80 T. NJ. by the Kew. DR.. Fair. D.J
r.. c. HARPER, daughter OF G. X Htr-
per. Esq. and granddaughter OK the bate
General Kenton Harper. OF stanton. Va.
20 Captain W. A. RINEhART. OF Covins-
Ton. Va. No cards
stanton. Norfolk. Covington (va) ani
Mexico (Mo.) papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
Wealthy Man for Congress.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. September 5.-A
Special TO the Age Herald from Calera
says: William +. Aldrich was nominated
by the Republicans OF the Fourth Con-
gresSionai District to-day. Aldrich is a
large property-owner and president OF
the Montevallo Coal Company
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
SEVENTH DISTRICT PoPULIsTS.

3 small Gathering dominates q. 4. Bar
bee Ia a Newspaper ONCE.
LIEAY. Va, September 5.-(Special)-
- .nau gathering OF Populists met to-day
. .ac Office of IL Weekly Union news
t.r in Lugay. and placed In nomina-
.. I- Congress from the Seventh Dis
t Nr g.. r. BarDee, Of Rockingham
n.y. Some years ago Mr. Barbee was
f aleut ln the organization Of the
J -..rF Alliance in this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
wnjes aud Gould.

COWEs. September 5.-rhe Prince OF
wales wired from Homburg this mofn ~
that he approved OF me aeS poSai " Yacht chi
s sa,,ad,on TO accept Mr.. Goulds with
9T nl Of the yigilants challenge LOT
the Cape May Cup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
To Rnn Arnin.l Wilson.

WHEELING. W. VA. september g.
AiS'0n 'r ,li',nd, On IT, y, o Gun
Second District Republicans to-day, 10
run against Hon. W. l.. Wilson. chairman
If fha WV and Mluna EnmInlifnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
CHIcAGO PRODrCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. September 5.--The trade I'm
wheat was light. tho range narrow. and
the tone barely steady to-day. December
wheat opened at jG'sc.. sold between 56ss
ami J1kulI4c. and closed at So, QJ6'tc.--
hniic. under yesterday Cash wheat was in
excellent demand and steady. Prices were
unchanged.
Corn-The facility with which shorts"
might be squeezed was the reason Cf the
anxiety Of that contingent 10 cover up
their sales, ana especially those Of sep
TENDER and October to-day. II Is a we'll
known fact that regular storage room rs
getting very scarce. the wheat receipts
having taxed the elevator people very
seriously. and for that reason fresh arri-
walls Of corn are finding no place In the
warehouses. thus preventing their de-
livery on contract. Business was good
the trading in this pit leading everything
else on the floor. May corn opened at
from 527s 10 SIC. sold % SIC, and closed
at Jl'sc.-hsHAc. higher than yesterday
Cash corn was In good demand and firm.
Oats-COrn communicated "A portion Of
its better feeling t. oats, which acted
IN firm sympathy. The business was
devoid Of interest or feature. prices vary
ing bat little during the session. The close
was a shade higher than yesterday fer
May Cash oats were IN good demand
and &c pr bushel higher than yesterday
ProVisions-Packers held the price %
product down TODAY, Notwithstanding the
strength Of corn ond an advance m prices
% some grades Of hogs NJ the yards.
The receipts Of the animal were COM
paratiYrly light. 100, but nothing ayailad
against the free offerings Of provisions.
Toe option was firm. but the market soon
gave evidence OF tOpheayinrss, values
sliding down sth CELEBRITY. The Close
was g2i5c. lower than yesterday for Janu-
ary pork l0c lower for January lard and
PIC lower ior January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

DENVER. col, September 5.-V. r..
Markham, nominee Of the Democratic
convention for supreme judge, has given
notice he will decline to accept as he
intends 70 vote the Republican ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
New Hampshire Republicans.

CONCORD. ". H.. September THE
Republican State Convention MT here
to-day Charles II. Bartlett, Of Man
chester. presided. Charles \. Busiel, Of
Laconia. was nominated for Governor.
At the Second District Congressional
Republican Convention Hon. Henry NJ.
Baker was nominated by reclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

PARKERSBURG W. Va, September
Congressman Capehnrt u the Fourth
Vest Virginia District. Who was rcnomi-
mated last week nfter bitter hght. has
Withdrawn because OF opposition 10 him
In his own party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
MARINE INTEILIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPT. 8. 1859

FORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ), 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanoke, Blakoman, New York,
merchandise and passengers; George ". Allen
4 CO., agents.
SAILED.
steamship Wyauoko. Blakoman, New York
merchandise and passengers; George W. Allon
& Co, agents.
steamer Pocahontas. Doyo. Norfolk, merchaa.
disc and passengers; Irwin Welsger, sqpern-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, sEsr. 8. 1894
SAILED.
British steamship Rsppahsnnoek. liverpool
British steamship william Gin, New fofz.
Scbotuer {. r. Bronson. Boston.
Barge Ionkers, New York.
PORT OF WEST POINT. sgfT. 5. 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Bailimogs.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Baltimore, Bennett, BaltimOra
passengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
nisaster nj Sea.

LONDON. September The Br, W.,
bark CAMPUS Wallace from Giasg c,,ed " az
Stradbrojte Island. Six OF her crew were
drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

p,,rt,fOpr STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD, September J.-vir-
qinia century bonds. So, bid. Baltimore
and Ohio stock ~. asked Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern second incomes. -,
asked, do. third incomes, 3. asked, Con-
eoiidaied Gas bonds ll5A Qll6i.; do. stock,
c-f l,g-iL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
ATIV AND DIRECTLY.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, September s.
Five thousand people were attracted 10
the Indianapolis Driving club races at the
state Fair-Cirounds to-day by the adveT-
tiscd effort Of Alix and Directly TO low T
their records. Owing ID a heavy rain in
the early morning however. the track was
four seconds slow. and Mcdowell and the
owners OF Directly refused to let either
horse 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
The COUNT OF PARIS.
III. Doctors Protest Against Sensational
statements About Him.

statements About Him.
LONDON. September THE physicians
attending the Count Of Paris, in response
TO inquiries as to the actual condition
Of their patient. have issued a protest
AGAINST making professional details pub
lie. and ask the press 10 refrain from
making sensational statements IN regard
TO the Count.
1--WE doctors" their Letter says, reel
that nothing can be dOie but admire
the heroic courage Of our patient
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was sultry and fair. The skies at mid
night were cloudless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
GRAIN AND coTroS EXCHANGE
R,~uxoxp Septer Der p, 1894
fec lisa. Tu&Th,,cnrl

OyyyyISGs- Wheat, 1850 bushels. Corn
White, 206 bushels mixed, 01o oushes' oa's
sILys.-Wheat $50 bushels Coro--whte
2OG bushels; mixed, 10 bushels. oats. ~,
bushels. .ss
QUOTATIONS. whest- Longbsrry, oososc
mixeo ,la5sc. snOrtbetry. S3aosc.: NO =
yas s1x.sse corn = W n,ta Virginia tbag lotsl
g.,ae4c.: NO. white. 63,saoic: No
mtxed. 62c. Oa,s-Nn mixed. 34hn3oc
No. 3 mixed, 34a34,sc.; winter, 30a4ie nyc
o2a53c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bscco, Cotton, &C.. and the Wea-
Their Indications.

F. WASHINGTON. ID. c.. September
Tap Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Generally fair weather
/ east TO southeast winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
PLATFORM.

Tie Committee on Resolutions brought
H. paper declaring FOR protection, for the
coinage Of both gold and silver, and de-
aoancing the so-called tarin reform. the
Fresments action In the Hawaiian mat
-. and the Virginia Anderson-MeCor-
a.eh-Waiton election-law.
me report WAS adopted, but not TIL
H,ier rather stormy debate, started by
@eN&be. VI LOudoun. who wanted the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

HALIIMDNh, MD, Septtmber 3.-FIOur
duh and unchanged.
Wheat Firmer, No. red spot and Sep
tember. 554 aisle. October 56i4c.: De-
cemLcr, IS ,Gjsc.; May. 6fdGr4c.: steamer.
No. red. j23.a53c.; milling wheat, by
sample. 5GusGisc.
Corn-Unsottled: mixes. spot snd Sep
temher, jNac, bill; the year, 5G4c., bid:
southern white corn. jSaj9c.; do. yellow,
GEi5ic.
Oats-Steady; No. white western, 3ji2
0SGc.: No mixed, do. 33i.N3lc.
Rye-Ouiet and firm; No. 2. SIZE. bid.
Hay-Qu!et. good 10 choice timothy
$lfo00lf5o.
ocean Freights-Dull and unchanged.
Cotton-Quiet. middling. flsc.
Other articles unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
NEW YORK pRODUCE MARKEr,

NEW YORK. September 5.-Flour dull
and weak: winter wheat. low grades. 81 "
Q2.5o; fair to fancy. S2.+o@2.9i patents,
s. 1903 90 Minnesota clear B. 25d265, pat
ents. $3.5od3.75: low extras. SL&G250;
southern -four duh and weak: common 70
fair extra, $2log3.oo; good 70 choice do.
| SooI30
Wheat Fairly active for export and
firm; No. red, store and elevator. Csc. (;
| ailoat 5SQ5Shc. Options dull and without
feature. closing steady and "a Ac. down,
| with trading local and chiefly scalplng
and switching; Septembef, 5sc.; December
Gle May, e'sc.
Corn-Dull but stronger; No. >. 6r40
Csc. in elevator. 65c. afoat Options mode
rately active and firm at d hGSc. ad-
vance, September, G21sc.: October 62l4c. 4;
November, 6li2c.; December 5shc.; May
577sc.
Oats-DulI but steady. Options hrmer;
September. Sic: October. 3jc. December.
&c. May. +oc.: spot. No. ?. 3SHH3ic.: No.
z white. 36i.H3GAc., mixed western, 3id
35c white do. 35Qilc.
Hay--Dull and weak; shipping. 5oc; good
10 choice 65WNuc.
Wool-In moderate demand and steady;
fleece lSg &c, pulled. lbn3ic.
Beef-Steady and quiet: family, Ne0cg
300; extra mess. Scgs.S0, beef hams
DUH ut 81 %; tierced beef quiet and firm;
city extra India mess sl76.
Enthusiastically and quiet: picked
bellies, SIC: shoulders, &c. hams, naH
12c.; mddleS nominal
L0rd-Quiet and firm; western steam,
500. city. $a3ilzQSj0. September, saw;
refined duh but firm; Continent, @25;
South America, $3.50; compound, So69lgp
G7j
PorlI-Actiye and firm; mess, I5.50dl5.1j,
extra prime SIP 70ulLO0
Butter Moderately active and steady;
State dairy. l4p22iec.: creamery, iSpSkc.;
Elgins 24c.
Couonseed On--Dun but firm; crude,
30c: yellow, 3ic.
R0sin-Quist and steady; strained. COM
mon ~ good. a ljul20.
TurpenUne-Duli but firm at 81 ii29c.
Klce-Flrm and active: domestic, fair
70 extra. 4H455sc.; Japan. iiga4@lc
Molasses-Foreign nominal, New or
leans, open-kettle, good TO choice, Z1H35c.:
market quiet and steady.
Peanuts-Qui4t.
Conee-Steady and unchanged 10 l.
points up: September. n3Sj1l3s0; De
cember sl2GO12.&; March. Slz35; May,
81 ~; spot Rio duh; No. Z, nomlnally
7-l5
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
fining. 3hc.; refined dun and unchanged,
of \. 7-l6Iis!c; standard A. { 1850
&c. cut-loaf 5As05 9-l6c.: crushed 52.W
3 g-lGc.; granulat.d. I lS-l6p5i.c.
Frelghts q Liyerpool--Dull and de-
pressed. cotton, sgd; grain. ID. asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-06
EIGHTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
"a NcCaui Nominated on the Second
Eallot-Did Not Respond.

MANASSAS. VA, September 5.-(Spe-
oalJ-The Republicans Of the Eighth
c.nrrrss.onal District met here to-day TO
dominate an opponent 10 r. Il. Meredith,
r.e present Democratic congressman
t.m th's district. Judge Shumate. Of
laHluier county. was made temporary
chairman. and NJ l.. Robinson (cOlorcd).
~ Alexandria, secretary. The various
committees were chosen. COrbctt. Of
a.,Nandra, and T. ~. Brooks OF Fairfax,
vrfc made permanent chairman and sec
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MARsHkL,s SALE.


DuRsrANr TO Al ORDER Or SALE
and decree % foreclosure 90 mU difDH. ed
BIZ thr ustIcl Court of ihH Intro IuF.iN dH
FIUI OF InD Territory 1f ttah, 4 Htiit .NUOsc ti
UubIu tslr 90 Che front door of the tuuniY
Tour. WuIte, Uu west second south street. boz
tuu .ity of ttit Lake. County OF -ut LlkH Hnd
Territory uf it1h.uu ODE 4iHt day 90 November.
l..l. % Do O'Clock m.s 1II thO naht uiln, DIaim
luu Interest Ol s Ms james. "lrIh 3. james.
allie Blaine. T.. N. iiDdgC. 49,. b. Mctb.niHA
Id0iUF uuslHrls aa Mccormick g co.. jennie d.
sutton, Iue COMMERCIAL Natu ~ NanE 90 cor
pUraiI1rI, w. a. MccorHick, guardian. Tie
state uf1F ~ U tHh Il c1rnnrauouI. and 2, r.
Uau.ot, iu AMI tu Coo iol owia- dc.crlurd rCH
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Fnd described AZ lO lowe, 90 wit.
lots cuiy 'etcn .5l sni twenty gishi
north lnIi uf l1tH lr- 10Y anu 81 EH DUu Iif' tni
part 0' 0u rh 10 and seventeen 90. l.uck
tfHuturr fI. 1--WE Acre Fiat fht' hiH Welt
survey. goo .alt ilko cry, bel. Lake county,
Territory VI tisf
10 90 cold aa iao property of s. 81 ifugt,
tarfh b. james, allie liIsinc, T.. ID. Hodge "
b. Mcdonnell UUluE business Hs NrN iri-h q
Col. Jennie .. sutton. Ino COMMERCIAL Sc.
t1naI Rams la corporation IVES NHlnrnira.
guardian, Ihr sIHfD iiauk ~ Ut4u IA corpora.
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Dated Salt LAKE. city. Oc,0gcr llsi, iig,
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ATTORNEY Tor plauur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-23

receives % .,clad washing in o inen
t,g. lti tlcn spread Gus ou O. smooth
table aud beaten with wooden mallct
until itls extremely fine So f-r the
manufacture So very much like what is
carried 900 BY tho pauu m1sOu 0i tho
present day. they having iha advantage
Of b-ufr materials tHlu the bark 90
trCc and machinery now rerlurm4 all
tho labnr0us washing and nulpingproc-
cssct The ingenuity % the Chinese in
inyou.iug so complicated % process is
Cor superior tu that % tIo Lgyutlm8-
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