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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS.
WOMbVELL'S i fsasssils
AND
7 n II i NE ID
Wild Animal Exhibition.
THE SUCCESS or THE EXPOSITION.

Contains more living specimens Of Der.
forming Lions. Bears, Wolves Partners.
Hyenas, Elephants, &c, than all the other
so-called menageries and circuses now
travelling.
THE MARVELLOUS, THE ORIGINAL!
THE BOXING KANGAROO
appears at each and every representation
PERFORMANCES TAKE PLACE
HOURLY FROM 10 A. NJ.
y. BY special desire and request,
after Pain & Sons spectacle OF Pomoeit
is over, a Grand Illuminated Performances
will be given, and followed by the Thrill:
ling and Exciting Sight of the FEEDING
OF THE CARNiVEROUS ANIMALS.
II Is undoubtedly the most marvellous
exhibition OF modern times; is calculated
to please. elevate. and instruct all classes
of society, and one which must not be
COMPOUNDED with other shows which have
so often visited your town, relying solely
upon a mere SNOWY. meretricious outside
parade of glttering spangles and tinssi
TO secure your patronage. The name
"Wombwell' is a guarantee to you for
an entertainment. the like OF which has
never previously visited the United
States, and is the outcome OF the energy,
talent, and enterprise OF one OF the
worlds greatest showmen In the zoologi-
cal world. oelt-n
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE
TIE CLOSING pUoTAfio'
n JNET.
,r.,,ne, and ssies at the h'ehmo'" "
s..eo r,ehanss-In'ern"' "e''
co,l.e,ions-roreiGo Ad''es''

mi, oct, 19.-Specuiation az
NEW ir.,roatpe WAS uuh ana H9'lN
t"N AZ zoe opening tACIC "N~nt in
','s mat the COVERING "'o nv, rro-
Ce1'o ,t1.Ssrrs would maze III NC s,F.rt
spNss hui IL proved 10 oe ',ar cent
o., nor an advance 81 = 70 = -, i'm
ana 49,. az. gaiu WAS partially loat. "
t ne i,'9usirials, sugar was lalhc' .'.('',fS
..,1tptnp from S4a 10 o"is O4' - re-
ma the great opposition p'OVi' Non-
,netv Will resume opel thonS ,,r.eut
- sellers said that IN the I,e
ua' 1,,tn, OF the Wholesale market nv
stariint up of this rehneTy NCuH 20
q tendency 10 keep the price OF "'e rir,,i.
Jucf down, to the detTiment OF NV d,-nIrrl
can company. Bay state p@o trsiaers
20 2ilb and rallied TO 25's. .!rro.iino In
s,ut have a monopoly OF Inc GesIts' 9,ct
sun haNI C6rdagc was httie pel,
Ter and common Oh. Tobacco 10, a
IIectric and Icaa we're QUIZ. Nits-
cole TppOrted OF New oIH IIidson
.,uri Pacific. Delaware az" ~. Jersey
Lackawanna, Lake sno d6n % There was
1 enei a. 80 float 20 affect speCuiu 'io..'
5 ,be hank statement. WIN 'T.aiors
,,"cted gain in reserves ieii no. no. 20 Inars
1Io,,id have been better I'sas'u , -
W. toar expanded instead OF cor d. -. ~,
ma" - s,,nnjy OF money Is still heavily
- yroes of street requirements.
~. move activity in this department
- feu Manhattan dropped "a 10
IliT1fu.. The board-room story t wns
IN. la' ~ stocks closed barely steady
i Ws, S Changes show losses Of "a per cent
n Manhattan and X to y per cent. IN
the general list, except In the cases 90, OI
P Bulitr7 Mail. which gained Il to y per
nert Cordage preferred rose ia per
cent The bond market was higher. The
soles OF listed stocks aggregated $1,000
shares. unlisted. 25.o0O shares.
rreasury Balances-Coin. S750l 900;
currency, $3.50 600.
Money on call easy at | per cent
rrin,e mercantile paper. 404R per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at 4S6ias14SGts
FOR sixty days and 1870 for demand:
rosted rates. 4S7iId4SSth; commercial
inIs. 4oSi66i4SGH Bar silver, G}h. Govern
ment bonds firm. State bonds DUH. Rail-
road bonds higher. Silver at the board
was G3%
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The Farmers National Congress.

ra,,or NJ The Times: l saw In kIcT rt
,,ond narer OF the 7th OF OCTOBER a ga re-
notice q myself a., qs F fHg 1 National
rom Gi.,'se recently held in PsrhersPeosse9
99,ba article was headed. "a he ."J
,m,,;.,on defeated" The facts we're d. i0'
lo%s: President of the Congress was
Inc ~ CLAYTON. Of Iowa, a staunch
RI,DonnhIican. but he made i-, g9Tu - - the
deIt He appointed as Chairman ldga oI rye
committee on resoiu's sacTetary the Hon.
renee S9TItn J Of Vermont, both wool
Al A. a. Republicans. The eomi nm aSc5
Composed OF one oe conid be presented
otdts' CONGRESS- unless so oroeFcu "
~. ~ iorItv of the committee. Ill.
fha a!5a lawrence INTRODUCED quite a
r1nnber OF resolutions tne niss WaS Ti.S
ccondeiailiuss and urging the next Congress
=, 80 n tariff on wool max heHp ana
70 Pu9 atiand cotton. / then stated ms reso'
tuition was partisan amd non Wbee
~ thS Soieeate from Indiana opposed its
Ihe ata very intelligently. but the resolu-
- ,sas carried by vote OF TO I, only
fonr or Ave Southern states Deihs repre-
Iou. I,be next day, the delegates
s ,enn, seyeral Southern States came in.
l,o We delegates from West Virginia
aiSo odd Mr.. O'Neai. of West Virginia, OF
.ha t rueisolution and that, we must try and
ss nS a. before the body; that ! did not
aeieas .ssaed TO let the Republicans get
zee, asointion passed by the Farmers Ma
q s,onsI Congress. condemning the action
~ our Fifty-third Congress. which / con-
sidered had done all In It's power FOR the
ss,aen the resolution came before the
Farmers National Congress, to cali for
= vote by States. that that was the only
show we had 20 defeat the resolution
votes. I think. Massachusettes voting
with Us. The Republicans became very
angry and obstructed the passage of ali
other resolutions that came before the
committee that night r. r. HORN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
o,r F,rst woman Physician.

n,ohr,ord Is soon to have her first lady
Illcniioa nd not few will raise their
bnyaas a. holy horror at the thought of
halus ~ so far forgetting her sex as
a w toIIow such masculine profession.
Why should So nGi nS Ss other Ds ae. m s@DoS
and why ,hav think best? Why should
them II e Considered feminine so long as
women De school, do typewriting. take
they teaSH keep a boarding house or act
q ssS ssss ana %asssHs
whenever IN the Learned professions %
with men eenroIress Is heartily in favor OF
The P rGs sexes an equal chance In any
giving po c,ailings Of life. and II a separa-
ton Is 70 ~ work should be set apart
tain lines FOR women. This one sided
exclusively 4. neither fair nor courteous.
pTrsStssSrulodttesvills Progress
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nnDArCn EXCHANGE.

X
No offerings OF toDaccos at auction on
PrivsIe sales reported to the Secretary
If the Richmond Tobacco Trade lo-u"l .
Wranuers, 2 hogsheads cIV'S S5 =, ,ootl
smokers, 3; leaf dark, D. lo''i' -
i'I private sales reported to the secretf;EE s
of me Richmond Tobacco Irade 81 ~ I,s'
week ending to-day: Wrappers o. ~
heads; llers, I0S S SH'' leaf dark. s.;
biriSevs.' iii; Tugs dark, l5O' 1otal' Oh
'S The tobacco inspector reports to5da r
enections-Bright, % hogsheads; d@tH,
% Sbteosbeads. nspections-Brlght' 10
hG {E4enertions and reinspections for the
week ending to-day: Inspections, zoe 80 ~
IN hogsheads, / tierce, dark, I5o noSs
~ ne 9e tierces: western. II hogshGads
~ snieCtions-Bright, 1i3 noSshcaas' =
tierces; dark, Z hogsheads. -.,,i,,o, To-
Total sampling for the week ehu'hs ~
day, 40 hogsheads; 20 b5iayennort's. Plant
80 ~ GTenskaw's. Shockoe, Farmers, ana M
Shelburue's tobacco warehouses . ItPCtl. % GA
daV: Receipts, % packages ueli'ei'o'' ~
p{ TSe same tobacco warehouses with
1onas, Sears and Virginia added, report
for the week ending to-day: hecelp'S' -i'
packages; deliveries, ~ pbhe a v,eek ending
Excess Of deliveries TOT the "e0N
to-day, 205 packages. ,o,o co,,ec-
United states internal revenue co'ie .c
t,ons for the city OF RichmoRddo; Va Va. to5
I toSSe,cos, S55S5lS Total s lSSe2Se colec-
,or mo Sor me city OF Richmond, Va, ioI
the week ending today today ,obaseos. ST.
cigarettes $l$s - 242 se7 20 pug 'o0"'''''
-S2-uctations: Bright smokers, common ~ u
E &c }iae IL ioc 10 to Sc bright oilers common rn
mon to good lqs c to dark lark 9 ass
% 5Shf fS &c: dark iugs medium TO g good 2G
&C. &C. 40 40 dark leaf, common to medium m
sc 70 &C.; dark leaf, medium to goodi;; Ike o.
70 Tc, dark leaf, selections loc' u -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. Oct. 13.-Flour
IVbaat firm: No. red spot and Octo-
Der. 5J5sa5SAc.; December. 5Ja35hc;,;
Nav. 6J6a8OMc.; steamer No. red,
5lG51Ac.; milling wheat, by sample, '1I2 KS
Corn dull, spot and October, 34llc pa !;
vear. 5Ohc. asked southern white, oOg
oats steady end firm; No: white
western, 3f5l3i24c.; No. mixed west
ern, 32d32i4c.
Hav firm at steady prices; good 10
choice timothy, Sl2.oOG . y ,.,,o5
Northumberland good; mess PORK
$3.50: bulk shoulders short rib side
and clear sides, $50; sugar-cureu Snou l
ders. $500: hams, small, SID; large
S1275.
I,ard-Refued, 1913
other articles unchanged. -o,,z-o-,.
pcnds-Virpinia Century, aSl2a 1S,s'
Consolidated Gas bonds. 1l5& bid; 40
stocks, GT14QG9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
Justice Johns Court.

When the case of Henry G.. Varsdale,
charged with forging the signature OF
Thomas n. Kendler 10 a check for $40,
was called in the Police Court yesterday,
the accused waived examination and was
sent 10 the grand jury.
Willie Robinson (colored) was also sent
10 the grand jury for stealing a, silver
pitcher from Mrs. H. II. Cottrell.
Hamilton Smith (colored) was assessed
$3.50 and costs for drunk.
Abram Booker (coiored) was fined $2
and costs for interfering with passengers
at the Southern railway depot.
Charles Rosser was fined $50 and costs
on the charge Of drunkenness.
John Thomas vaA dnsd $40 and costs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
To See the Animals

The Wombweli wild animal show con-
iinues 20 be one of the greatest att actions
on the grounds. Mr.. Frank Bostock, the
proprietor. has. through Cartain Maint-
land the press agent. issued invitations to
the charitable institutions Of the city, to
visit the show any afternoon this week
free of charge
The cold weather has had a disastrous
effect upon some of the animals Sew
eral have died during the last few days,
including a valuable bue-faced gorilla
and a large wolf dog. Other animals
have arrived, however, to fill the places or
the ate lamer ted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
Hastings C1nrf-

In the Hastings Court, before Judge s.
r, Witt. yesterday, the three negroes ar
rested some time ago on the. charge OF
breaking and entering several dwelling
houses were tried and convicted. Against
each one OF the trio six indictments had
been found. James George received an
aggregate sentence Of fifteen years i'm
Georga twelve wears, while James Graves
was sent to Jail for twelve months and
Hned one cent and costs In each case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
CITY Circuit Cnurf.

The October term OF the City Circuit
Court will begin tomorrow.
The following suits were instituted In
that tribunal yesterday:
Richmond II. Lacy against John II.
Blayton's committee, Sheriff John T.
Hughes. Damages, 500.
The Cohen Company against s. NJ. 4.
Johnson Damages. $500
d. c. Richardson against John T.
Hughes sheriff Of the city of Richmond.
Va, and committee Of John II. dayton,
an adjudged lunatic. Damages, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
Cav Ward actiNa>

The Clay Ward Actives held their
Hall In the absence Of the president
the meeting was presided over by Mir
c. a. Boyce. After the transa ton Of
routine business, a committee, consisting
Of Thomas ". Gardner, Jack Pettus and
Eugene Walton, was appointed 10 ar
range for a demonstration next Saturday
night al the foot of Belvldere street
Messrs. Tazewell Elicit, r NJ. TAYLOR,
II. NJ Smith, c. V. Meredith. and b.
h. Munford will make addresses. A
cordial invitation is extended to the other
clubs in the city To meet with the Actives
next Saturday night at O'Clock, and
proceed in body to the place Of speak
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
Johnny Reb Returned.

Judge T. r Farrar JOhnnY Reb) re-
turned last night from Nashville. Tenn.
Reb' and Lights and Shadows" under
the auspices Of the John c. Brown
Rivouac. Confederate Veterans. The
Judge says that his reception was most
cordial and fattering. The Nashville
press gave lengthy and very commenda-
tory notices OF the lectures, and "Vir-
ginia's Favorite Lecturer" is to be con-
graduated on this, his latest success.
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for assauiting and striking John Mason
with brass knucks.
James Robinson was sent down for
ninety days In default OF 800 surety. for
drunkenness.
W. NJ. Perkins and s. c. Hudgins,
charged with being drunk. were each fined
s. and costs.
James Johnson colored) was sent to jail
for thirty days in default OF surety, on
the charge OF stealing coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

r,o.tiaIReceiuts. 900: market quiet and
nncb9nged: common to extra steers, 81 ~" W.
6G@5: stockers and feeders. S2.oVq ~, -:
cows and bulls, $1.OOG3.50; calves, SO
@i tI1Io"Ge-Receipts. 10000: market weak
beavv 81 SOG5.35: common TO choice
mived 81. 7On5. 80: choice assorted. = 2'0
$50: ilrht, 81 7o65.7o: pigs, 5000 - o. ooa
gNeep-Receipts, 1900; market dnii "a an y
nominaNy steady: inferior TO cholce' '''"
81 %: lambs Sl.5Oq1.2J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
Committee on Streets.

The Committee on Streets will hold its
vor1i.mcnthiy meeting tomorrow evening
at o'clock n room smo H3 Of z f ey Of Ian m
Gtrca 10 70 be disposed OF. and il is
b poned that as many members as posi-
ble will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
p.duclnc the Force.

>,o,,ces have been posted In the shops
Notic SraIhott & Sons Company that
81 o. ae v,il be a reduction in the force
mere w sniaries. In several OF the shops
a only II the foremen are to be retained. it
is said
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
ui.itnrx az the CapitOl

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were, Messrs, l.. II. Kemp. COM
.eiS.i9rer of the revenue OF Henrico
mlsStUheF and S. II. Mann, commissioner
of Chesterfield county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
A Pardon Granite

Governor O'Ferran yesterday granted
a nardon m William Pace, WHO, in Feb
ruary, 1893, was sentenced in the Lee
County Court to three years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for grand lar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14

Cash Quotations-Flour quiet ana
steady and prices unchanged; wheat,
55il65Gc. No 2 red, pc; No. corn,
20 90. lard 81. 6TIh6lT.T0: ribs. SG.Gjd67o;
shoulders. SG25aG37h; sides. S7.l2l2g
7 ~: whisky, 81 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA no, 10 ,on,

h4VHMVND, VA, Oct l3. 1891
Oferings-Wheat. coo bushels. corr
white. 270 bushels: corn cmiyed, 500
bushels; oats. 9S bushels ''' o-o
-sales--Wheat 600 bushels; corn (whtte,
oats, GS bushels. e'''
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. nc. tn
BE; mixed. 5sc. TO SIC; shortb9rry Ea ~
10 bic; No. 2 red. SIC. '".
Corn-White, Virginia dag LOTS. $40
mixed, 66c. 10 b6Isc.
oats--No. 2 mixed, 831ac. 10 y4c.: No.
mixed 32Tc. TO SSc.: winter. 30c. TO &c.
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SAC
LADIES' COAT.
s!zesa-si. SC. IS. ".

Capes and Cloaks here in all the newest
styles. The above cut shows Ladies
Coat which we are selling at 81, or Covert
Cloth, Black Broadc1otn, or Navy Broad
cloth, tailOr-made, felled seams, perfect
fitting.
Handsome new Tan Finest s,ersey Cape,
beautifully applqued, Sl2..o--our pflce'
New Golf Capes, in black and navy
blue, from S.9S TO $n. -, yavv
p ChinchiIa Coats just openedieraNSa'y
Blue, fine quality. perfect fitting, s3vo.
Imported applique Coats. extra II 'e's'"'
real value $iO-Our nrtcc. N,'2V, an ON,
GREATEST VALUES EVER HEARD or
IN CARPETS. -. I'm,
Atwood Agra Insralns, ~, that Temp
sold for Soc. yarl--our price, bsc' ya.u' an
Kemps 81 Brussels carpets, u a
riety of patterns-Our price. Zoe, lalu'
Smyrna Rugs in beautiful patterns
''4' 0'''' i>''''' our price, $50
Size 2Gx54-Kemps price, so. u,,. a %
Size 3ox5o- Kemps price, g. o, ,r,oo oec
Size 3sx72-Kemp's price, $40. n,o. ,oR
CT, II xennp's price $3.50.
size M our price, s3.SS.
Size sxe feet-Kemp's price, SO 80. go "a
Size feet 6 inches by 10 feet inches, "a
Kemp's price, $50. our price, @l'''V
SIZE feet ny IL Ieet- -, 49, so3 m
Kemp's price, $50. our prdaS5e, s-oi ~
Kemp's large Towels, size Z-xi6, &C.
Kemn's Pure Linen Towels, worth 29c..
IL l-2c. each. no, oocb
DRESS GOODS.
Our stock OF Dress Goods Is The largest
IN the city. our assortment the most
varied. 49, i,
stree New store Next Corner FIRST
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
wU,NINGTON.

1r-,r,tr>cTON n. C., oct 13.-Kosin
49, w Stained e1c.: good strained, 9Jc.
spirits turpcrtine steady at -'e'
crude turpentfne quiet; hard' Sl'l''
ecft 81 20: virgin, SlIO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14

Chenille Portieres. full width and length,
red. gold, brown. olive
Kemp's price, 1850 pair. Our price, Sl.95
Bamboo Baskets, small globular shapes
Kemps price, So Our prlCe, &c.
81 dozen LADIES' Ribbed Undervests,
splendid weight. silk crochet neck and
front, white satin ribbon in neck
Kemp's mark on them was zoe.
Our price, &c.
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Underyests-
Kemp's price was 25c. Our price, lSc'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14

Pow John W. Dousherty. pastor OK
t,i'I,nn baptist church, Will preach az
rSafin's farm tomorrow afternoon d.
o'S {ties Ella I.awler and Miss Mollie Cor
nan 1i'' 81 Alexandria. Va, left for nome
,t,,lnefsrdav aftsr a pleasant stay OF sew
eeTal days with relatives ard riends III
Viz Robert Mac key, Of Newport News,
Maid short visit to her cousins, Misses
ESl5Ha and Rosa Duffy, last Tuesday.
4 masquerade party viii he gwen AZ
p-.u,baf9n Hall Wcdret sday evening next
~ ~ E,,iton democratic club will open
the canpaign in Fulton at DCnahue's Hall
XXI Friday night. Speakers OF prOmi-
nencc will BE- on hand
Niessrs. John Stone and James LAWYER.
of Alexandra. are tie guests OF thelr
untie. Mr.. James Hartley, Of Louisiana
street.
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terms. Paper Patterns Of any kind OF
ladies' or chldren's garment, warranted
perfect fitting l0c. each. a speciality Of
our patterns is three sleeves in one en-
velope for lOc.
Kemp's Heather Fleeced Gray Flannel,
Kemp;'s Fleece-Back Wrapper Serge,
6 7-8c. yard
Kemp's Umbrellas are here in great
zoo that Kemp sold for 81. our price SOC.
Kemp's finest Twill silk Umbrellas, for
ladies and gentlemen, handsome handieS-
Kemn's price, $50. our price, sl.9S
Kemp's Sc. Apron Checks are here at
Kemp's 61-ic. Indigo Blue Calico, 4l-2c.
Kemp's 21-2c. Unbleached Canton Elan
Kemp's &c. yard wide Unbeaehed Cot
* K,emp's zoe. Plaid extra wide Windsor
Kemp's SOC. Teck Ties Zine silk, &c
Kpr1D's Zoe Te.k Ji S t1urSt mtHel &C
lI7 dozen Kid Gloves from the Kemp
Kemp's 81 Gauntlet Kid Gloves. gray
and tan. zoe. pair.
Kemp's 81 Pearl and White Dressed and
Undressed Kids. 4Sc. pair. ~ - .,u
We are selling large quantities OF Our
Virginia" Glove, tan brown pIacA'
every pair warranted, price 81
yACESt LACESt
PIC bargains in I,aces OF all kinds
Pourdon Vandykes, about oAe-halr or
IA dozen Ladies' Wool Ribbed Under
y vests. rrtca q our price, sec.
Ladies' Wrappers, pretty styles Of Eng
lish Flannellettem o., ,r,oo SOC
Kemp's price, sl25. our Pt ~. "a Of %
Biggest bargains In Books ever mealu W.
Kemp's soc. Books are here at lOc. 10
Kemp's s. sets Bound Books at 80
Kemp's $3.50 sets Bound Books at SisS.
Kemp's SO sets Bound Books at u 20.
Kemp's 50 Webster's tnabridsed D'e-
tionary, $50.
isaac SYCLR a. co., 1913 East Broad
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON, oct, 13.-Rar silver. % l-lGd.
RICHM0ND ~T0ct MAnKrr

RICHMOND, VA, oct. II, lSaL
sales-5oo Richmond City G's at i11Ib.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14
EYERYWkaERE you LOOK.

Solid color Eiderdown, in pink, light
blue, rose, cardinal, tan, brown, and gray.
kemp's price, SOC our price, &c.
White Linen Chemisettes, sizes II l-2 TO
Kemp's price. &c. our price. loc.
50 dozen Ladies' Yoke Back, Hamburg
Trimmed Gowns. V or square neck
Kemp's price. 75c. our price. Toe.
- dozen Ladies' Skirts. deep hamburg
Kemps price TIC. Our price, Toe
kemps 45c Ladies' Drawers, trimmed
with Hamburg edge-our price, &c. pair
Kemps 35c. Ladies' Cluster Tuck Draw
ers-our price, pc. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-14

CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. ls.--Ths wheat
1ses nssds something to awakeu Il from
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-03-30
FIVE BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Dynamite Works at Blacks Run, Pa, De-
molished by an Explosion.

Dynamite Works at Blacks Run, Pa, De-
moiished by an Explosion.
The dynamite works of the Acme Pow
der Company, at Blacks Run, Pa, were
destroyed by an explosion. Five persons
were killed and one badly injured The
works were blown to pieces and buildings
in the vicinity wrecked, windows broken
and the people within milo terrorized. or
those killed two were men and three
women. The Ave killed were at work In the
packing house Mrs Arthur, who was in
jured, was In q dwelling house near the
works. which was literally blown to pieces,
and Mrs Arther was found among the
debris The bodies Of Mollie Remaley and
William Arthur have not been found. The
body of Sadie Remaley and Samuel
Remaley were terribly mangled and were
gathered up In a box. SO far as now
known the five persons killed were all who
were In the works All the victims board
ed In the house where Mrs Arthur was In
jured The works are owned by f b. Nc
Abee & Co. Pittsburg. At Logan's Ferry,
a mile away, n brick block was badly dam
aged, and at Hutton, Oakmont. and Verona
houses were shaken. Nothing remains of
the works except one small building. The
plant consisted OF four brick buildings
These, with the Renaley boarding house,
are completely demolished 1t is supposed
that a workman entered the building with
a light contrary TO orders. There were
10000 pounds of dynamite In the works at
the time of the explosion The loss was
s15,000 The plant will be rebuilt at once.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-03-30
Here aud There.

BUFFALO is the only city in the
United States that has given the coun-
try two Presidents.
OF all the things in the world that
are better late than never" going to
bed certainly ranks first.
TIME is the greatest of all tyrants.
AS we go towards age he taxes our
health limbs, faculties, strength, and
features.
HORS D'EUvRES are small dishes OF
sardines. anchovies, and other relishes
of the kind, served to guests at table
during the first course.
BEWARE of the vulgar things, words
and people, as you would Of the gentle
man in black-and-rcd, for vulgarity
and sin are first cousins.
If man does not make new friend
ships as he advances through life he
will soon find himself left alone. A
man should keep his friendship in con-
slant repair. !
THE accordion Is said to have been
invented in Germany, but there is no
doubt that previous TO the introduction
OF this instrument in Europe IL was
known to the Chinese. 4
COFFEE Is found to have q remark
able antiseptic power, its effect in de-
stroying microbes seeming to be due
TO empyreumatic oils. developed In
roasting, and not to caffeine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-03-30
Murdered the Cashier.

A man entered the branch Office of the
San Francisco Savings Union and pre-
sented n check 10 Assistant Cashier A.
Herrick After examining the check Mr..
Herrick. having doubts as to its genuine
ness. returned it. An alteration sued
between the man and cashier, during
which the former drew pistol and fred
several shots In rapid succession. killing
Herrick almost instantly. The murderer
fled from the bank, pursued by the police
and Il crowd which had been attracted to
the scene by the shots He only got a
short distance away before being captured.