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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

Have Injured walters Case and Delayed
His Liberation. Says an omciai.

WASHINGTON, y. c., oct 3O.-"rhe
change in the French Ministry may ner-
haps delay an adjustment of the Waller
case" said a well-informed official this
morning but il cannot affect The IN
terests Of the Madagascar eA-Consui one
half 80 'prejudicially as the ili-advised et-
forts OF his friends here have done. twice
Ambassador Eustis has had the matter on
the point Of conclusion, and an order FOR
Walters release has once at least been
on its way for official cernncauon On
each occasion publications IN New iOlh
sensational newspapers, translated into
the Courier des Etats Unis. cabled TO
Paris and rcpublished I'm the French news
papers, have caused a setback.
1T IS impossible for any one here not
familiar with French politics 10 under
stand by now feeble a tenure q french
Ministry holds office This has just been
illustrated by the fall OF the RiDot cam
net without a single note OF warning.
French Ministry is always 'tottcrins,
and the slightest disturbance Of It's eguill-
brium will t0pple IL over Nothing t0ucnts
the French 50 quickly as a question on
national pride. The mere sug6es toh tiial
the United states was dissatisfied WIN
the tame representations Of Mr.. Luhtis,
and proposed 10 take vigorous measures
for Walters release, unIounied thVuan
that suggestion was being cdnieh 70
France Immediately CLOSED the door 10
any prompt measures for Walters relief
IL his friends. or those VINO assumed ty
be his friends, hal kept quiet. he would
have been free man months ago. Ineie
are facts and letters IN the record or the
case which gave the French Government
"A technical right 10 hold the man under
French laws. and make the presentation
OF his case from an international point OF
Wow quite difficult matter. those
might be overcome n agitation on inns
side OF the water were allowed 10 SUD
side" So
Mrs. Waller has been notified by Secre-
tary Olney that he will listen 10 any
statement she has 10 make, ana MT
Crammon Kennedy Walters attorney,
has made an engagement for the nearing
10 take place tomorrow morning. As
sistant Secretary Thl. who Is more "a
miliar with the matter than any othsI
state Department official has already
looked over the copy OF the cOnrl-marual
proceedings and other papers relating 10
Waller's arrest and imprisonment, ana
IL h understood that Immediately upon
securing Airs Walters statement the
case i'm lis entirety will be taken up ana a
definite conclusion reached a. 10 The ac-
ZION the United States will take IN the
ureniscs. # is not expected that MIS-.
Waller will cable any Information
tending 10 materially change the Facts al
ready In possession Of the State Depart
meut.
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p:o2te or f:W WlRlS.

let your speech be yea. yea. ana
nay. nay: e..ys the Good Book: "for
whatsoever - more than these eometh
OF evil" The ohakcrs abide by the spirit
OF this rule Thei- words arc few. sim
pie. sincere, AMI direct. They waste
no energy IN idle talk: they use II In
thinking and doing. And whatever
they do they do with their might. They
are content with nothing short OF the
essence and principles OF the things
they investigate. They take palms. and
are patient. And thus the doors of
many strange truths open 70 them.
In this way they discovered what may
almost be called the unity OF disease.
a venerable Shaker says OF 81: 1T is
said that one mans meat Is another
mans poison. That is butt half the
truth. Any mans meat is any mans
poison. under certain conditions. IL
the grain never got further rhan the
hopper. we should never have bread
and II bread never got further than the
stomach we should never have strength.
When the stomach is torpid. helpless, ana
infamed. the food lies in IL and rots.
This fermentation produces po'sons
which may, and often do. disorder every
other organ and function or the Dody'
This is indigestion or dyspepsia. with
many symptoms and DISCUSSES. cure IL
and you cure nine-tenths or our COM
plants" These words were uttered many
wears ago. Since then they nave iounn
remedy. now known as the SnsNer
Digestive Cordial. II Is made iro"
medicinal plants cultivated by mem
n Is a food. and digests other zoos.
Taken while eating. Il rests the stomach
and nourishes the system. The pains
and distresses OF dyspepsia disappear be-
fore II. II prevents fermentation, ana
soon restores full power TO the diges-
tion. II succeeds in the worst cases
n is worthy the name OF the people
whose name II bears. Any DRUGGIST
will sell you trial bottle for ten cents
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ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 2o.-The Of
fetal messenger says:
"The thanks Of the world are not due
alone TO Great Britain for solution OF the
Armenian question. but the common
Offices OF France and Russia Jointly with
Great Britain. For France and Russia
the question mainly centered In securing
the observance OF the Berlin treaty"
Confidence in British sincerity. 1t says.
was wanting. People interested in the
East saw the doubie-dealing OF the Brit
ish Ministry which almost caused the
question OF "A partition OF turkey. Sucn
manifest distrust I'm the tendency Of Brit
ish policy and aims has never before
shown itself i'm Europe.
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The Turkish Disturbances.

ONSTANTGNOPLE. oct. 9.-Advices
from Alleppo say that there has been
continuous fighting in Marash, ninety
miles northwest Of Alleppo, for the last
three days, between Turks and Arme-
mans. No details of the disturbance
are yet obtainable.
The situation IN the Asiatic provinces
generally excites uneasiness.
number OF railway officials at llgun,
on the Angora railway, including Ger
man and British subjects. have been cap
tured by brgands. The number or cap
tives and the amount of ransom de
rlanded for them Is unknown.
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s.crroN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. oct. 3o.--Cotton steady:
middling gulf W.. middling,, .. loss re-
eeipts. 1913 bales forwaraeu' ,i o ia,
,s,i baies Ei,turfs closed steady: sales.
$1,000 bales; October. 81; Novefnper'
ST.: December s.sS; January - : ~, ~
ruary, s.e5 hid: March, s'"' April '''"'
RIAL to,iev,NNet receipts, 81. 7i9 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain. 1917, bales;
Continent. i5.2'i bales s,ook' '"''-'
bales. -, ~, raco,,,s
IN ,H bales. exports to Great Britain.
~. CPS bales: France, 2s,s9s paies' 'ohu-
ncnt, $3.50 bales. =. ~. -e,,,,a
XXX n. bales exports TO Great Britain.
$40. $50 bales: France, I2u,ol- paies' 'o"-
iincnf. 2s5.S5s bales. .o ,.o.,o..
NEW ORLEANS, La; Vct; %-' 1d,o
81: January. :. 80: February, So; March.
SIS: april, s..2; May. s@;i s J1ne' ''o9i
cotton IN GOOD demand and prices iirm;
American middling. 4 &;-J2; sales. l4"'
bales. American, rs" bales, "a, ~ 49,,
and export. 100 bales Isct'PoHi 49,,
bales: American. ll,lOo bales. ! u.ulv9
onened steady and demand fair: Ameri-
can mifdling low mddling cause 10 70,
vember and December, iz.nid 'f-ui,
December and January 1erE Ia "a February
and March. I f4-Gl14 45-6i; March ana
1P, "a ,,,ya 4 s,,4lfi 4p-6i Futures
Guist Tenders at to-day's clearngs.
400 bales new dockcts ,,.,,. fair
p M;-Amerlcsn ~ mi misdiinig ' az:
iov, niddIine, 21-32: good ordinary,
! i7-s2: ordinary. ii-S2: October, i,-1i
al lS-6,. buyers: october and November
Z 47-ci. buyers; Noyember ana Ia Pgee mn
s,v ic-GtMI i7-Gi. sellers; January ana
February. 4 lT-Gi sellers; February ana
March. i 4s-Gl. buyers. March ana - hpill,
lIgI seflers. Nav and June, jl-6fq
4 59-gt buyers: June and July, a5-64'
buvers, july and August, J4-o4, buyers.
E,sftroe closed firm.
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DEATHS.

pANISON.-Die Sunday morning, Oc-
tOber -. 1893, at $50 o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Dr. W. +. Dawson, No. Gu east
Main street. LONNELLE, infant daugh-
ter OF pr and Mrs. w +. Dawson.
lnterment took place al Smthield
Tuesday morning.
ANDERSON. Died at the residence
OF his parents, 44 east Franklin street.
at o'clock T.. NJ, October 3Oth. JAMES
HARPER. JR.. son OF James III. and
Mary Tomln Anderson; aged six months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JOHNSON Died. October 3cth. az the
residence Of her husband, 2ni south Cher
~ street. ELLEN T., beloved wife Of
j. W. X. johnson.
The funeral services will be held at the
above residence TO-DAY Thursday at
100 = NJ Friends and acquaintances
invited 10 attend
Intcrment in Blanford cemetery, Peters
burg. Va.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. oct 3O.-The princi-
pal bull prop 10 prices IN wheat Mas
Knocked from under that gram py tne
falling OF rain ia Kansas ana the south
west last night. The Weather Bureau
added force TO the advantage of the bears
by issuing predictions that within tweli-
ty-fOur hours the rains would be general
throughout the winter wheat belt. Tired
holders were the sellers to-day, the nqui-
dalton I'm December going forward stedd-
ily throughout the session December
wheat opened from $3.50. 10 jWau5ofsc.,
declined 10 5s3ic., closing at jsAG'siSc..
aln'sc. under yesterday. Cash wheat
Was weak and iac. lower.
COrn-lt Occaslonea no httle surprise
and gossip 10 nnd corn making dis
tinct though small gain In the face OF
declining wheat market II is a very
unusual procedure for the two important
markets 10 work ID opposite directions,
very pronounced, as was the case III
wheat to-day. The irmness Of corn was
ascribed to the near approach of the end
of the month. shorts covering with con-
siderable freedom May corn opened
az yuln2Di4c. sold between .93.c and
29ikc.. closing at Sh4c., &c higher Than
yesterday; Cash corn was firm ana
shade higher
Oats-The strength OF corn seemed TO
exert more influence on oats than did
the weakness of wheat There was AT
the same time a good demand to cover
shorts, and that ~ the absence of any
pressure to SELL caused a slight gain
in prices May oats closed isUl4c. higher
Than yesterday. Cash oats were &c.
higher.
Provisions the first time in some
DAYS has there been any good news from
thc Stock Yards. This morning the
carly report quoted an advance of &c.
aud Il later one further Improvement.
Product traders were readily agreeable
TO the changed conditions. and buying
was in better favor than recently The
closing prices were lJc. higher Tor Janu-
arv pork. TIC. higher for January lard.
and 5qIibc higher for January RIBS
The Leading futures ranged as follows:
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QUARANTINE, 5. L.. oct. 2.-The
American schooner Star OF the South
from Chesholm Island, ). c., had on
board Benjamin II. Weeks, OF winning
ton. y. c., seaman OF the American
schooner Harry ). Lord, Jr. The LORD
was struck by a squat and Weeks TOOK
refuge on the top of the cabin, whence
he was rescued by the star OF the South
in open ocean.
The Harry ). Lor1 was wrecked on
the morning Of the I'D. and Weeks was
rescued on the morning OF the 18th.
Weeks was i'm water up to his waist,
and was waving his coat as signal
when Capt Hokns. of the Star OF the
South, discovered him.
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~ TPHEAyiL ~ NDfiN1PoLi>'
Twenty-Nine Patrolmen Dismissed-fire
Department May Follow.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, oct @.-The
Board Of Police Commissioners caused
an upheavsl last night In the police force
rwenty-ninc patrolmen were summarily
discharged. fourteen Republicans ana nj
te.n democrats. No charges were made
s.,sinst any OF the dismissed men, but
the board claims the places can be bet
Ter filled. IL is understood that the de-
tective force remains unchanged. Robert
Campbell senior captain or the police
fercs has already rendered his resgna-
lion Tor want OF harmony with the super
intendent.
There Is alarm in fire department circles,
IL being understood that this department
will also receive attention.
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Blovu 10 Pieces.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. oct. OWL
liam Lection, employed in the illuminate
mixture Of the Winchester Repeating
Arms Company. was blown 10 pieces and
instantly Killed this morning by an explo-
sion He had been at work but nve
minutes when the Accident occurred. The
shock OF the explosion was felt through
ont the part of the city where IL occurred.
The roof OF the building in which Lextion
was working was torn away. This is the
second fatal explosion in the department
in four months-Lextion and Germania
Splain. who was blown 10 pieces In a
similar explosion In June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

Porto Rico Mr. Folger II proIni-
nenf youDs merchant VI tnis place
Miss sioore. OF Washington, who mas
been on "a visit 10 Airs. a. W "sthers'
has returned TO her nome. TO the rc5rrs
OF her many friends.
Mrs. Graham and her son, hr. u.
Graham, are now staying Win Mrs-
Withers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston, OF Baltimore
are the guests of their sister Mrs. IL.
Taliaferro. OF BeIlevilie.
Mrs. Tom Taliaferro Is visiting Mrs.
William y. Tal,aferro. at Dunham MAS
sic.
Mr. Louis Brown and Mr.. Dyer are
at Mrs. Dabney's.
Miss sallie Tabb is at whitemarsn with
her sister Mrs. J. ". Tabb.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 3O.-There was a
considerable number OF buyers of dry
goods I'm the city to-day, but the bulk Of
them were in the traction rooms, attract
ed by the important sale OF silk in pro-
gress there. and the general dry goods
market prOfted but little thereby. Spot
business throughout was again on "a
very moderate influence. The outward
movement OF supplies on existing orders
continues good, and even n new business
has been slow for some time past. the
volume OF goods delivered and charged
up this month Will according TO the gem
eral run Of reports. 20 close to making
IL the best October on record. There is
no material change in the tone OF the
market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-31

RICHMOND, VA. oct. 30, ls9j.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. Is hOgs4eads. filters, Il; cut
ters l. Total. 80 hOgshcads.
The tobacco Inspector reports light
samplng to-day
Myers Planters. DavenpOrts. Farmers.
Crenshaw's Allegheny. Old Dominion,
houses report to-day. Receipts, 81 pack
ages: deliveries, ~ packages.
United States internal revenue colloc-
tions on tobaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
S2sjg5: plug tobaccos, S2lO3.72. Total,
81 1906
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COTTON STATES INTERNATIONAL EN-
POSITION, ATLANTA, GA.
"speciai Rates" ATLANTA Special VII
the seaboard Air Line.

Only line running solid trains between
pichnnonI and Atlanta. Pullman BUFFET
Sleeners and Nestibuled Day-Coachcs
No extra fare on vestibuled trains. on
tuesdays and Thursdays or each week
fare from Richmond to Atlanta and re-
turn. only Si2.4O, good for ten days from
date .of sale.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE. ..
Leave Richmond 9:0o A. NJ. and II -
A. NJ. arriving Atlanta next day at DIV
Remember. commencing october list, the
Atlanta Sleeper will be open at Union De,
not nj 900 P. NJ This Sleeper Is placed
Ia service especially for the benefit OF the
For other rates and information apply
"a H NJ. BOYKlN.
Passenger Agent.
s36 east Main street.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
SPECIAL PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
RICHMOND TO ATLANTA EN-
POSITION.

SPECIAL LII MAN nm si<is' - -
RICHMOND TO ATLANTA EN-
POSITION.
Commencing Tuesday, October 18th,
the Atlantic Coast Line viii run through
sleeper Richmond TO Atlanta, leaVihs
Richmond Tuesdays ana Thursdays each
week at 7:l3 r. NJ, arriving In Atlanta
II noon next day. Returning, leaving
Atlanta. Wednesdays and Saturdays, ar
irving Richmond Thursdays and Sundays
$40 A. NJ. Passengers can remain IN
sleeper until breakfast time. This Will
insure Richmond passengers quick SER
vice. comfort and good nights rest. go
ing and coming. THIS LINE OFFERS
VERY LOW rates. Special arrange
ments win be made for other days In
week.
For further information as to sleeper
reservations, rates, &c, apply TO Rich
mond Transfer CO., 90l east Main street;
II. ID. owen, ticket agent, Union Depot.
or. c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agt,
Room 6. Union Depot.
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An Anti.Semlte flavor for Nlenna.

VIENNA, oct. 29.-Herr Lueser, the
leader of the anti-Semites. was elected
Mayor OF Vienna this morning By Us
votes 10 A. in the Municipal Council.
At least thirty thousand people gathered
around the Town Hall during the cleo
ton and when the result was made
known IL was received with shouts Of
10Y. Later, however there were several
disturbances in the streets and many
Of the rioters were arrested.
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The Pensacola Nav be Sold.

WASHINGTON, oct. 3o.--If Secretary
Herbert accepts the recommendation OF
the board OF the Bureau Of Vessels, the
old Pensacola will be sold. The vessels
are now at the Mare Island navy-yard.
california. classed as "unserviceable. p"
The department will remove such parts
OF the vessels as may be useful In re-
pairinc other ships. and will dispose OF
the remainder Of them.
The gunboot Castine arrived at Rio de
IanairO to-day.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. NO. oct. 3o.--Flour weak
ana UNCHANGED.
Wheat lower; October. JSsc; Deem
Der, 5J4c.; HAY. 81 .UDi'sc.
Corn shade higher, October. &c: BID
oats firm. October lie, December,
l1Nc.. May, 2rsc.
POrk-Standard mess, SS.34i.NIS.D.
Lard-Prime steam. 500. choice. 500.
Bacon-Shoulders. $500. longs. sj.l2iz
clear ribs. 500; short clear, SJ3Ii2.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders. SJ.62i2 (.
ribs. $50; clears. si.ej.
High wines steady at Sl.22
Bagging Prices-lA pounds, 49sc. z
pounds. &c. y, pounds, Jsc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION SIOCk 1AKDS. Ill, oct.
30.-Cattlc: Receipts. 1900 market weak
and Zoe. lower; common 10 extra steers,
$500 .. -: 'stockers and feeders, $500
$3.50: cows and bulls. -. 25sI3.I5; Texans,
S2.Gbl33O: western rangers. S22j04.oO.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000. market 30. high
or: heavy packing and shipping lots.
3.IOfi3.1O; common TO choice mixed. $3.50
Q3.7O: choice assorted, S3JOn3.05, light,
81. 2jG3G5: pigs. S2OVH3.JJ
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady .
inferior 10 choice, 81 .4Oq3.I0, lambs. $500
a.
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Newfoundland Smugglers

STA JOHN. n. f.. Oct. 9.-The Gov
eminent decided last night to push
through the smuggling case. Inspector
OReilly, with a posse OF ten fully armed
police, started to-day TO arrest the BURN
smugglers about twenty altogether. II
Is feared that resistance Will be offered
The prosecution OF the city smugglers
began to-day.
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PORT or WEST POINT, OC
ARRIVED.
NIiERE tGt :.

WRIGHT-DREWRY. Married. on Oc-
tober 10th, at Martinsviile. Va. JOHN A.
WRIGHT 10 Miss FLORA Redo
DREWRN.
LANCASTER-GRAHAM-Married.o on
October p, 1875, a. Medlo.F. lonilu
county, Va. the residence Of the brides
mother. by Rev. g. j.. banc, Miss ELIZA
GRAHAM and sir GEORGE LANCAS-
TER OF Rocky Mount, n. &.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI o.. oct 3O.-Flour ac-
tive. winter patent, S3.3Ja3CJ; spring
patent S3.J5u3.1O.
Wheat quiet and steady; No. 2 red.
GGpoGi4c.
Corn firm; No. mixed. &c
oats quiet. No. ? mixed, cash. 20i1c.
Pork steady, mess, $50
Lard firm; steam leaf SG.25; kettle
laIl- ~ -
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\ uruffure.

Good reputation is good business capi-
tai. Sydnor &c Hundley have made a
fine reputation. and are increasing their
capltal yearly. They will not increase
their capital, however, at the expense OF
their reputation.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. oct. 3O-Tlour
steady.
Wheat quiet and easier; No. = red spot
and October, nDAH6ti2c.; November. b,iieet
,pssc. DeceWber, Od4u6iasc: May, us,c.
bid: steamer No. red. HisMt3Nc.: south
ern. by sample. o,yc, do, on grade. uid
6Ic.
Corn steady: mixed spot and October.
31l2tBia.c.; November. 3ia,c.: year. ..i&
Gsic.: January. isII9u:sFi,c; February.
3si.43ic.. southern white 3ju3'c. do.
yenO~. 35isQ36iac.
Oats easy, No. = white, western, ava
25iac. No. mixed, western. &c. asked.
Rye steady: No. .. 4iN45c. for near by
and $50 soc. for western.
Hay firm and in good demand at Sl5..j
HlG.tr
Grain freights steady and unchanged.
Eggs frm\at lcu lyi2c.
Coffee quiet at Si6.1o.
Other articles unchanged.
Ronda-Vjrfinia Centuries. 02& North
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A Steam er burned.

HONG KONG. oct. 3O.-The American
sbsn Wandering Jew, Captain Nichols,
caught FIRE In this port yesterday. and
WAS scuttled and sunk. The cause OF the
Are is unknown. The shin was loaded and
ready TO sail for New York.
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Six Years for RradfOrl.

NE,W YORK. Oct. 3o.-Dr. Orlando
pradford. the dentist. who was last week
convicted OF having In his possession
mates for counterfeiting 800 bills. was
ibis afternoon sentenced 10 six years In
he Kings county penitentiary.
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He Has Accepted President fa"re's inS'-
faiion and VIII Proceed mt Once

PARIS. oct. 3O.-M Bourgeois has ac-
oepted the invitation OF the President 10
form a ministry and will also at once en-
deavor 10 bring together an acceptaDie
cabinet
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A.E. HEINRICH & CO.,
Ladies' HabsrdaSh0rS.

II is luxury-a Good-Fitting Corset
and that is what we guarantee your Cor
set purchased Of US.
Here arc some items picked at random
from our Corset stock:
7. d. Corscts in black and white. In
three lengths. $50. &. $3.50, s3.25. and $3.50.
Thompson's Black and White Gloye-tit-
ting corsets. 81 and $50.
r. & q. Corsets. in three lengths 'Sc''
ST. $50. and 81.
G. Is. Corset. all lengths. 81.
Ferris Conmon-Sense Waist. l5o; Tor
misses. Toe.
Thompson's Saline Corset, black and
white. N.75. M
Our Notions. Pcrfumery. Shell Pins
Packet Books--in fact, all the sm9A put
necessary needs can be found here at
very small nrices.
Feather Boas. IS inches TO % inches
long. $40. s., 81, 50. So. slS. and si5'
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BONDS


LONDON. oct Solar silver, Misd.
T.. M-paris advices quote per cent.
-entes at luU francs and 27i1 confines Tor
ne account.
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ern Central. ~ bid: baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern frsts, iI2aii5: do. incomes.
AS. 5ii, bid: do. incomes, BIS. lshG2o:
Gas stock. Gr~nG'Ssi. do. bonds. 5s. JOS
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s,,ano- g. IIundleu are live. reliable. and

SydnOr n HundIey are IIV'' rtII"UIc' AT"
very accommodating. Their stock Is
delight to the appreciatiye. clusters OF the
beautiful, gems rare and rich, Injuries
10 be INDUCED I'm. The useful for the
MANY.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. oct 80. 1895.

Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, zoe. TO
10. mixed tyc. to lie. shortberry, ooc
10 re: No. red. re.
corn-w hite. virginia. 3sc.; NO. WHITE
use: No. = mixed, SIC. =.
"os,sNNo. mixed DE TO 231sc.; No
2 mixed 22c. 10 22lzc.: winter seed, soc'
TO 29c
Lye-4yc. 10 sJc-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. 81. 1895.
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PORT or WEST POINT. OCT. 10. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville. Murphy. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo
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