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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Florida Oranges Costly.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October %
Captain ]. A. Enslow. Jr., who makes
has lust returned from the extreme
southern part OF Florida, where there
are orange groves which were not hurt
by the freeze. He says the crop will not
below the line OF Tampa and Barlow.
Nearly the entire crop has been sold on
the trees at $50 to ye75 per box, and
several have been resoid at a proht. Some
added for wrapping and freight.
Captain Enslow knows Of several lots
sold al $50 10 1915. delivered at Jackson.
VILE. He Is of the opinion that most OF
these crops will go North and West. He
knows OF several carload orders already
expected for western points for November
and December delivery. There have been
very few transactions In January deiive-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Routine Matters from the City-HaII.

lac case OF Waller Scott VS.. Savage a
h.nas was dismissed In the Law ana
Lj.V Court yesterday
IN The case Of Thomas New vs.. The
'-.hern Railway Company the jury was
SidfFet. falling 70 agree
10 ir- case Of r 4 Trice vs. the Davis
N'eFcry Company. the Jnry T. nderei
\, Diet n Sln Go for the IlaiDtin. -,
The case OF Ellison & Harvey vs, {. w.
Lawrence VAS tried. and the result was
Ni1o' Tor the plaintiff for, sl7S;1u.
divorce was granted TO Ida Newman
non Lander T.. Newman.
'ftrles r. Cardwell was licensed 10
l,-'i.ee law In this court;
In ne city Circuit Court these cases
N.re dismissed: T.. Waddill, Jr., vs; Jo-
,,ph Heppert, and the Citizens Bank Us.
- Rice. Judgment was gwen ior
lANlM in the case OF John y TOOL We.
F,.rr = Murphy for s5si7S. -
Nr Robert Page Newton OF this Guy,
{ s9n ~ Bishop John u, Newton, OF tne
Episcopal Church has been licensed TO
tiecoce law in all the courts 81 the Com
r. ~ meath by Judges James Keith ana J.
peals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
pROMPTNEss AT WASHINGTON.
Action Of Alumni In Matter Of Fund.
Raising.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. October g.
osneciaI.)-If the various societies OF the
alumni of the University OF Virginia
hegin the work Of raising funds to re-
hu,,d the recently-burned building with
as much earnestness rs the Washington
society has displayed. II VIII not be long
h.,ore the necessary sum Is secured. Sec
rs,arv-of-the- Navy Herbert, who is an
alumnus. Is president OF the society here,
and Yesterday presided over an enthusi-
. site meeting. In which a spirit was evil
Senced OF a liberal and generous response
fo the present condition Of affairs.
Another meeting viii be held On Satur-
day evening. over which Chief-Justice
En,,er has been requested to preside.
and which win be addressed by Secre-
,aries Herbert and William L. Wilson.
Justice white. and Solicitor-Generai
Holmes Conrad.
In speaking OF the great calamity which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN 60

Socialist candidate for membership IN
the London School Board.
RECENTLY Miss Manchester wished 10
live with worklngman, weii-Khowh
Socialist. named Sullivan. Neither be-
lieved In marriage. and 1t was their In
tention to dispense with any formality In
their relations. The parents OF the young
woman. hearing Of this took steps TO
prevent their daughter from living with
Sullivan, and with that object consulted
a specialist in mental disorders; and. as
a result of the consultation. had her con-
fined in a lunatic asylum. Sullivan en-
deavored to ascertain the whereabouts OF
Miss Manchester. but her parents refused
to tell him. Thereupon he made repre-
sensations to the Commissioners In Luz
macy, who have now ordered that the
Young woman be set at liberty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
BettOrs on the Alert-Pfmlfco Meet
ing Next Month.

MORRIS-PARK RACEITRACK, N. T..
October 2s.--The bettors were on the alert
to-day. and II was an utter impossaoiiity
for detective or stranger to gN orders
or place a wager. and the layers Of odds
only did business with men they were
acquainted with. The attendance was the
smallest Of the meeting, the raids,
poorer card than usual. and the cold
raw weather being responsible.
The Jockey Club has decided II Is re-
ported. to license the postponed race
meeting at the pimlico track, near bal.
18th, and last eighteen days. The sara
toga management Is back OF the, enter
prise. 1t is understood. o.
First race-six furlongs-Bon Ami goo,
Simons. to u won. Titmouse second.
Sycamore third. Time, LIS.
Second race-for all ages, one mile and
three sixteenths-Belmar Qlo, etmms,
TO 81 won. Lamplighter and Lake Shore
ran a dead heat for the place. Only
three starters. Time, 2:o2.
Third race-Bronx Stakes. six furlongs-
weinberg Gus Doggett' to y h Won n r,,na
AL.
Fourth race-one milesHugh Penny
dos. Reiff. to 3 won. Sir Dixon. J:.'
Fifth race-six furongs-Wishard. lo9.
Patrol third. Time. LII -
Sixth acknowledgements handicap, SIX
furlongs--Hawarden 126. Rein. to y
The stewards Of the westchester Racing
Association have suspended Jockey j.
Murphy for the balance Of the meeting
for misbehavior az the post in the last
race this afternoon.
BoOK-MAKERS AGAIN FREE.
NEW YORK. October S-The several
book makers. who were arrested at the
ternoon on the charge of receiving and
registering bets, were arraigned before
Magistrate Kudiiek in the Morrisania Po-
lice Court this morning. After hearing
the testimony the Magistrate discharged
the prisoners, as 1t was not shown that
any money had been handled by them.
LATONIA.
GINcINNATI O. ;.r,, o saasr T @T the
1t brought out the best field OF youngsters
that has gone to the post this fall. Sher-
lock was the favorite In the betting,
S wa M ss sa, neat cam. In fi Though ' n he
lengths from Mobalaska. Weather cold;
track fast; attendance , large ao,.
chsTieg Weber sS th xSn Time, i:a -
second race;.on Hes and one mes Teen.
miies-Lobengqia QS. 10 y won ssps's
Third race-oiie and one-haif miles
Pepper Qlo, Martin. 1 to wen, Blue
and Gray second, Newcome third Time'
Fourth race oyington Autumn Stakes:
furlongs-Loki zoe. ]. Hill, TO ID won
Mobaiaska second. Blue Ribbon third.
Fifth receive furlOngs- uo7;. tn
Sugar third. Time. os. 49,. -, Co.,.
to sixsn 10 S WON EeIeeiS second kespieh-
dent third. Time. lag "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
DEATHy.

EAcHO.-Died, at his late residence
No. 40 Denny street. Tuesday morning.
october 2eth, at 1:15 A. NJ, EMMETT o.
eldest son OF cynthia and the late Tobias
Eacho. in the 18th year Of his age.
Asleep In Jesus.
The funeral from Denny Street N. H
church TO-DAY at o'clock r. N. =.
Florence q. c. papers please copy.
KELL-Died, suddenly. at 8 A. NJ.
October 25th, at his residence, no. Mis
Druid Hin avenue. Baltimore. FRED
ERIcK II. KEEL, aged SO years; for-
merly Of Richmond.
KING.--Died. very suddenly. at ';iS
O'Clock last night. while on her way ,o
church, Mrs. MARY JANH KIM. we
Of ". J. King, of Hanover county; IN the
Seth year Of her age. e'f
Funeral notice later.
MEIsEL.-Died. at his residence. 'chsl-
sea |" iIenrico county, va. Monday. oc-
tober 2s 1885, at 9:<s O'Clock p. H..
PHILIP MEISEL, ST.. In the Ssth year
OF his age.
deceased was a native of kulmp1chs
Kingdom OF Bavaria, Germany.
Funeral services will take place from
the First English Lutheran church.
seventh and Grace streets, WEDNES-
DAY, October seth, at 3 O'Clock r. n.
= MORRIS.--Died. yesterday morning.
October aath, at the residence OF M. z.
II. Ludlam. near this city. Mr.. JAMES
r. NORRIS. VI Goochlsnd county; ago
Is years.
The funeral will take place At ST. james
church THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock.
SMITH. Entered into rest October :.
iN5, At HE residence. iO1 north Ninstsensh
street, Richmond. Va. IRVING SMITH
native Of Wilmington. Del. bus tor
many years Z resident Of this city.
Funeral from his late residence ~.
DAY "wednesday at : o'clock. fssas
invited TO attend. No nowess.
baltimore tssd) and Pbliadeiphia QSl
papefs phase copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
NAY CONSIDER TIRE NELSON CASE.
Next Grand Jury to lie Composed Of
Representative Men.

1t Is understood that the grand jury
summoned for the November term Of the
Hastings Court will be specially selected
from among representative men, and the
opinion prevails that the Nelson case will
be brought before II.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney II. Nj. Smith,
Jr.. was seen last night. and asked
whether he would bring the Nelson case
before the jury or not. He replied: y
cannot say what matters the grand jury
will see fit to investigate. but should the
Nelson case come before them l shall
furnish them with all the documents and
Information which ] possess. l shall also
ask that the public Will give any. facts
which they may possess. The grand fury,
so far as I know, is not yet drawn, and
AZ would be presumptuous In me to antici-
pate its deliberations on findings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Have n Fall Race-Meeting.

ors OF the Deep Run Hunt Club. held last
night at Mr.. Rueger's Office. 1t was ar
ranged TO have a fall race meeting at
"Chantilly" on November Goth, at which
time prizes will be offered for three races
two of which will be steeple- chases, open
to the, members of the club. for heavy
and lightweight hunters. third for the
farmers and tenants whose land the club
The following race committee was APP
pointed to take charge Of the meeting {:
Captain Philip Haxall. Mr.. S. H.. Hand
cock, Mr.. +. A. s. Brine, DR.. X. l.: Tint.
ton. and MIR. Y. III. Savage Several
new members were elected. The meet to-
day will be at the FAIRGROUNDS at $3.50
l. M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Beein the Winter Season.

The Gesangverein Virginia opened its
winter season of monthly entertainments
at Sanger Hall Monday evening. The
affair passed off very pleasantly for all.
The popular musical society gave two Sc
Charles Philips. the president Of the
Gessngverien. made an apt and cordial
speech OF welcome to the members. and
a one-act comedy was well acted by the
following people: Mrs. NJ. +. Richter. Miss
Louise Wolf, Messrs. VI. r. Richter. Ed.
a. stumpf. John Schminke, A. f. Sauer-
wald, and William Herbig. The delight
full entertainment concluded with bail,
which lasted far into the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

A novel MECHANICAL representatIon OF
the prize-fght between Corbett and Eitz-
atre on the night OF the fight. Telegraph
communication direct to the scene Of bat
tie will give the cues, and each move
ment will be correctly portrayed ny LII,
lie Mem The same device will be used
in ali the larger cities The fighters look
as natural as life. The uncertainty OF
the champions meeting will in no wise
the Little Men" will light if the big ones
do. Mr.. Crowder will describe the fight
In his usual happy style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Lake Side Club to BE Formally
Opened.

The Lakeside Wheel Club. the beauti.:
Major Ginter. ia HenrcO.. which was
donated for club purposes by that gen
tleman. will he formally opened Saturday
afternoon. and the occasion VIII be cele-
brated by "A banquet in the club-rooms
The members of the club on their wheels.
will assemble in front OF the Common
wealth Club at 3 o'clock, and will ride
will be some little ceremony of a dedi-
cstory nature, and supper will be served
at 7 o'clock band which has been
engaged for the occasion VIII discourse
music until 10 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

Hicks. Of Tennessee: ". r. Johnson. OF
Southampton county. Va: ]. X. Owen.
OF Glade Spring, Va. (; and " l.. stonneii,
OF Richmond.
Virginia: Its Counties. Its lndus.ries.
and It's Historical Places Is the plan or
work adopted BY the society for special
study this year. Last year 'NirKinias
Part In theekevolution" was the qubsett
of study. The first work ever done by the
society was along the line OF the plan
laid ont for this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Death Of Mr. Emmett Eaeho.

Mr.. Emmett Eaeho died at his residence
No 400 Denny street, yesterday morning.
lie had been confined TO his bed seven
Years. during which time he suffered IN,
sense main, He was young man OF
' o,nis manners and pleasing disposition.
His funeral will take place from Denny
street Methodist church this afternoon
nj e O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
at the head. It's your Store, as
WAREHOUSE LINENS.

WAKEHOUSE LlNENS.
All the samples of most worthy
Irish and Scotch makers are on sale
at ssc. on the dollar. An opportu.
nifty possible once in several years.
5sc. Table Linens for S9c.. in lengths
from to l-2 yards.
CSC. Table Linens for 4Sc, in lengths
from 2 to yards.
81 Table Linens. for &C., in lengths from
I to 2 IL yards.
N.25 Table Linens for ssc., In lengths
from 2 to IL yards.
$50 Table Linens for 81, In lengths
from is to yards:
300. Turkey-Red Table Linens for l5c a
yard. in lengths from IL to 3 IL
SAMPLE LENGTHS OF CRASHES
from l to 81 yards. grades that cost
Crashes In similar lengths that cost
from IL IL to i6 2-3c, for Sc. a yard.
Odd dozens and half dozens OF Doilies
Table Centres, Table and Tray-Cloths,
all at 55c on the dollar.
From 10 to Io:45.
Size ISx3r Honeycomb Towel
for nc. each. Four to one Gus
toner.
Iron.Frame Bicycle Hose, extra.
heavy ribbed, fast black, the pride
of any ordinary merchants 25c.
Hose, for nc. pair.
All sizes up to 10.
Thousands of dozens HANDKER-
CHIEFS at prices that would seem
incredible.
French Embroidered Handkerchiefs, all
new and principally open designs, that
cost from SOC. to 81 each, choice OF the
many hundred for 25c.
See what 6. g. 10. Il. and 1sc. Will buy.
From 1890 to 1890.
$50 Ladies' All-Pure-Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchlefs, best usual
25c. grade, for S15c. Three to any
one customer.
Our course OF merchandising is
to serve retail buyers only.
IS and I9c. Ladies' Full-Weight
Crochet Vests for &C. each.
Egyptian Yarn Fleeced Ladies Crochet
Vests and Pants for l9c. a garment
Ladies' Silk Finished Merino Vests and
Pants, usual price 75c., for 44c.
Snliureh OHioH ouito, Oil S'Aeo' Ao'
Ladies' All-Ribbed, real value N.l2. Ma
tural or White. for Toe. a garment
You are asked to make Disco
very in New Dress Goods prices.
January prices in October-the re-
suit OF a large purchase. Prettlest
styles of the season.
81 All-Wool and SILK Plaids for SIC.
soc. Wool and silk Plalds for 35c:
II l-2c. Bright or Sombre Plaids for
1-3c.
Astrachans, Boucles, Fancy Weaves,
and Novel Loom Tricks. at 6oc. on the
dollar-50, 90. 15c.. and up to N.ls. The
has-been price was up to N.ss.
Look through the display of
SILKS. 1t pays to look. The
styles and shading prettier than
elsewhere-the prices even asto-
nishing in many instances.
&c. buys soc. Chameleon Silks in an
SEC endless nsss y xiilsilk Fancy rane,as.
SOC. buys Good Black Taffeta.
7sc. buys 81 Black Taifeta.
75c. buys 81 Fancy Shlrt-Waist and
Dress Silk. etc. etc.
KID GLOVES, Cashmere and
others. Perfection in fit, reliable in
quality are the only conditions UNI
der which we sell Gloves.
Real Kid Gloves, heavy embroidered
backs-Tans. Browns, or Red-ail sizes,
for 75c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Danaue Nv Forest Fires.

The forest fire which ragged all day
Monday in the neighborhood of Glen
Allen died out yesterday afternoon,
having extended over 500 acres OF land
and burned down two cottages belong
ing TO Mr.. Fletcher. The actual damage
done is estimated at $1,000: The wood
lands and fields swept by the flames are
owned by Cyrus Woodson. T.. u. cary
/ II. Winston. j. II. Mallory, Mr..
Fletcher and the Springfield Coal-Mines
ropnpopv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
improvements mt the Works.

Many new improvements are penny
made to the Richmond Locomotive ana
Machine-W orks, and several Costly ma
chimes have recently been placed in posi-
ton. The small engines which now fur-
nish the motive-pOwer to run the ma
chinery at The works Will soon be re
placed by a monster Corliss engine OF -ou-
horse power. The foundations are now
being prepared for the reception OF this
huge machine. ,,
A new blacksmith-shop Is also being
constructed. and the foundry will be
enlarged by occupying Il portion Of the
present blacksmith shop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Clothiuw Dealer Fails.

pUJI.ADET,PHIA, PA, October B.
Isadore II. sultzback, clothing dealer. .ss
Thirteen,n street and Ridge avenue; as
signed to-day TO Simon Bacharacb. J. l..
Greenwald, attorney for the a., assignee.
stated this afternoon that the assets
amounted to 600 CO., buS that the Ia
bilities would exceed that amount. PEE
tails OF the failure are meagre. MT,
Greenwalds explanation OF the cause or
the assignment Is bad business"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
xr.,,.t,ou nv Grand Officers.

Grand-Master Hill Montsgue, OF tne III
dependent order of Odd-Eellows, accom- ,nt,
PANIED by other grand officers. WI VISIT WIS.,,
Aurora Lodge. No. li6' OF hienmonL,, ~, an
amendment to the article relating TO sick
benefits viii be presented and II is en-
oected thai the occasion will draw very
large attendance Of members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Geographical and Historical society.

=. ne Geographical and Historical 800
.'y q Richmond College held regular
d.,hg Yesterday afternoon, the pres,
gii Professor r. W. Boatwrlsnt, h2'
lS.hg Present. the yice-presldent Mr. II.
ward Loving, occupied the chair.
,, '" excellent paper on Afieghany couh,
y, %ut'en by Rev. w u. Loving. oi
- - cate. corresponding member OF toe
- was read by Mr.. John IL. JONI
r,s Use following gentlemen were elected
49, yrs " the society: MesSrs. w. II.
'N' VI North Carolins; J. Emerson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Llama IN Cotton.

NEW YORK. October ss:-ststemsnss
that money has airesdy been lent ~
on cotton i'm storage were CONFIRMED to-
day by inquiry among cotton and ware
brokers'. The loans have been made M me, ne
cessary to holders of cotton ana wase-
ditions. and they are said 70 be IN q
larger amount than ever before In the his:
tory Of the trade The approximate, total
of the loans already made could nos
30 accartainpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
pu,.c of Orleans a Correspondent.

4 barrister applied to the Divorce Di-
vision OF the High Court Of Justice. In
London Monday. in the. case OF Woolston
VS.. Woolston. the Due d'Orleans. and Cap
INC with the service of the husbands
neiition on the wife personally, as the
husband did not know her whereabouts.
80 had already been cited. The Judge
adjourned consideration of the appiica-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
Tnc Jefferson to BE Opened TO-mor-
row.

The Jefferson will be formally thrown
OMEN for the reception OF guests to-mor-
row night. and hundreds VIII no doupt
gather In the stately edifce. The mem
hers Of the Westmoreland ana common,
he building at that time, and It ~ under-
stood that about Atty members OF the
latter club VIII dine there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
nied on Her Why TO Church..

Mrs. 'Mary Jane King. while on n PEI
way 70 church last niglr(. was taken III,
and died very suddenly: The deceased
vas vas in her 5eth year. and was resident
OF Hanover county; She leaves a h nus
hand, MIR. w. J. king' OF Han9Ver' ara and
rye I F. s0I King. Of this, city, and Mr.; L; 4.
King OF the University Of Virginia. The
arra1,gements for the funeral nave not
vet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

NEW YORK, October 2.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad reports for Sep
crease OF s4e,s0 expenses and taxes.
si6I as: Increase, 3fSe7, and net. $2l0 25l
increase, si7,0ss; and for the quarter end
ed September 10Th. gross. rs; de-
crease, So $685. and net. tsis,e6s, a decrease
of x7S Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
r.ro,,ua, q. q. 4 c. n. n. sold.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. October ga
special from Aiken. 9. C., 20 the Nsws
land GAP and Chicago road, about TWEEN
ty-six miles in length. was sold by spe-
al-Master j. r.. Hagood to-day for 49,
600 There were two bidders-Mr. y. O.
representing the bondholders. Mr.. Rey-
nolds Was the purchaser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30

With the advent of this business comes new methods
TIME SALES grown of buying power and figures that
point economy the merchandise quickly and
bases of economy that have had no precedence
THEIR APPLICATION MADE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION
peaceful with the pubc verdict the master
hand teaching With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
1T INTERESTS LONDON.
Case Of Miss Lanchestcr. Socialist
J.unntic Asylum.

LONDON, October 3.-London Is just
now interested in the case or Edi'h Ian
chester. q years old. and born OF
wealthy parents. The young woman left
home some years ago, and became a So
cia,ist. She took up her residence In the
work!ng-ciass. district OF Battersea' ana
was so strong ard eloquent an advocate
of Socialism ut the meetings. which were
frequently held In the district IN wnicn
she lived. that she was put forward as .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
THE DISPATCH THE FIRST.

The Dispatch was the first paper 90
open subscription lists. and received seve-
raj contributions during the day.
One OF the first persons TO subscribe AZ
the Dispatch office WAS gentleman VINO
gave 80 cents to the fund, ~hich ne ac-
companied by the following hote'
To the Editor OF the Dispatch;
I am a poor man. but want TO contri-
butte something to help rebuild the Uni
versity OF Virginia. / think every Vir-
ginian ought 10 be- Interested IN this
work. and ought TO be glad to give some
thing.
The J. L. Hill Printing Company also
subscribed. through this paper SO
After the meeting at the Chamber or
Commerce adjourned. Mr.. j. +. d. Jurgens
subscribed 500 through Mr.. Meredith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-30
INSTRUMENTATION Decision.

PIERRE. $. D.. October The sS,
hat the western Union Telegraph Com
pany Is not compelled to accept a
message for transmission. unless II Is
written on the company's blanks. The
Sioux Falls.