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Middletown transcript., 1895-12-07

1t being apparent that the boundary
dispute between Great Britain and the re-
public Of Venezuela concerning the limits
Of British Guiana was approaching an
acute stage, Q definite statement of the
interest and POLICY of the United States
rs regards the controversy seemed to be
required both on its own account and In
view of Its relations with the friendly
powers directly concerned. In July last
therefore, dispatch was addressed to our
ambassador at onIon for communication
to the Britis,, government, In which the
attitude OF tie United States was fully
and distinctly set forth. The general con-
illusions therein reached and formulated
are in substance that the traditional and
established policy of this governments Is
firmly opposed to a forcible increase by
any European power of lis territorial pos
sessions on this continent; that this policy
Is as we'll founded in principle as 1t is
strongly supported by numerous prece-
dents; that az q consequence the United
States is bound to protest against the en-
largement Of the area OF British Guiana
IN derogation Of the rights and against
the will of Venezuela; that considering
the disparity in strength d Greet Britain
Middletown transcript., 1895-12-07

do not dverlook The faot that the oaz,-
eell.sion of the treadply note ieluea m
Middletown transcript., 1895-12-07

As we turn from review of our foreign
relations to the contemplation OF our ma
tional financial situation we are imme-
diately aware that we approach subject
OF domestic concern more important than
any other that can engage our attention,
and one at present In such perplexing
and delicate predicament as to require
prompt and wise treatment
We may well be encouraged to earnest
effort in this direction when we recall the
steps already taken toward improving our
economic and financial situation, and
when we appreciate how we'll the way has
been prepared for further progress by an
aroused and intelligent popular interest
In these subjects.
Middletown transcript., 1895-12-07

reserve.
The Silver Purchase Acts.
1t Is neither unfair nor unjust to charge
a large share Of our present financial per-
plexities and dangers to the operation Of:
the laws of 1878 and 1890 compelling the
purchase Of silver by the government.
which mot only furnished new treasury
obligation upon which Its gold could be
withdrawn, but so increased the fear OF
an overwhelming flood Of silver and a.
forced descent to silver payments that
even the repeal Of these laws did not en-
tirely cure the evils Of their existence.
While I have endeav0red 10 make ai
plain statement Of the disordered condi.
tion Of eur currency and the present dam
gers menacing our prosperity, and to sug-
gest way which leads to safer financial
system, have constantly had in mind
the fact that many Of my oountrymen,
whose sincerity do not doubt, insist that
the cure for the ills now threatening us
may be found In the single and simple
remedy Of the free coinage of silver. They
contend that our mints shall be at onoe
thrown open to the free, unlimited and
Independents coinage Of both gold and sill
yer Of full legal tender quality, regardless
Of the action Of any other government and
In full view Of the fact that the ratio be-
tween the metals which they suggest calls
for 100 osnts' worth Of gold In the gold
dollar at the present standard and only
% cents in intrinsic worth Of silver In the
allyer dollar.
Those who belieys That our independsnt|
~ coinaee - eliy>r a - Aelel ratio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
CONFERENCE RICHMOND DISTRICT
IntcrcsfinS \. ". 4. 4. ut Ashland
IhIs Mcck-Ofher Notes.

The annual conference Of the Richmont'
Distric; Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Will be held nj Ashland next
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. In this
district are embraced the counties OF
EsscN.. Mid1leeex. Caroline, King and
Queen. King William, Louisa, Hanover.
Gooch.and. IIenrico. New Kent, Charles
CITY. CUMBERLAND POWhatan. Chesterfield.
Amelia. Prince Edward, Nottoway, Din
Wildie. Lunenburg. Brunswick. and Neck
lenburE.
Rev Dr. ". J. Young. Of Park-Place
Methodist church. will deliver the address
ON Friday. Among those who Will par
ticipate i'm the exercises are Rev. w. H.
HaIght, Of Manchester. Mr.. l.. a. Coulter
State secretary Young Mems Christian
Association Of Virginia. Mr. John j.
Hurt. president Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association at Richmond College.
and Mr.. William Campbell, OF the VIZ
ginia Evangelical Society. From the
Young Mems Christian Association here
Mcssrs. W. w. Turner and w. Reginald
Walker viii attend.
40 one has yet been appointed TO fill the
position made vacant by the resignation
Of Mr.. j. G. Blake, the assistant score
tarv and librarian of the Young Mems
Christian Association here. Mr.. Blake,
who has accepted the position of gymna-
SUM director of the Young Mems Christian
Association at COVingtOn. KY, has been
spending the past few days al his home.
In I.ynchburG. and expects to leave to-day
10 enter upon his new duties During
tn" two years In which Mr.. Blake has
been connected with the association here
he has made himself very popular with
every one with whom NJ came in contact,
and II WAS with sincere regret that his
friends bade him good-by on last Friday.
day.
Mr. ". w. Turner. who AZ present has
sole charge Of the association here. has
received a letter from Mr. S. X. Mckee,
the new secretary. in which the latter
stated that he expected to enter upon
his duties here on the 10Th
Or. W. j. Young made an Interesting
address 10 yOurg men at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall SUNDAY after
noon. i'm which he earnes. ly cxhOrted his
hearers to become more active in the
work Of Christ. TIE meeting was very
largely attended. and many strangers
were present. Miss Westerhorf, Of St
James choir sang Handls angels
Ever Bright and Fair" accompanied by
Miss Adelaide Watkins. organist for St
James Episcopal church. After the close
Of the services the Religious Work Com
mitjce held Il meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
RIOT IN 4 BALL PARK.
Clamorlng Crowd Demands Return
Of Its E.uey.

There was a snail rio, at K5,lsr's P.rk.
Newark, n. j.. Sunday. Afternoon, when
the Woodstocl:s. OF Bellerilie, s,d ,be
Defenders. Of Newark, falicd 20 play q
baseball game that had b,-n s!ysft!ses
for the day. The Woodstocss asscr,s.
that John Kenny. the manager OF the ne
tenders, had agreed TO pay them -, for
playing the game. There wss only about
- taken In 1t the gate. anc tho HoSd'
STOCKS refused 10 30 intc the game
Those who rGis an admission fse, and
many who had not, began 20 ciacior for
the return OF their money. Sose hired
players on the Defender team a.so made a
vigorous demand FOR the money PROMISED
them. Mr.. Kenny gave what s1pney 10
had 10 the players Ihe NoodCt yks LETT
the grounds. Mr.. Kenny announced % the
crowd that the best thing he could do
was 10 give them checks. which would
snttle them 10 admission to the next
event at the park. He went intc the ticket
office, trail structure at ,he entrance.
and . few persons WAC Ncr. rrat at The
box received checks When the checks
gave out, those remaining began to clsaOr.
for their money. when IL was nJt fc,tn-
coming shey began 70 tear GoWh tho
ticket-ofice. while Kenny, IKE a AT IN
trap, was afraid 10 leave its iIsil pro-
lection, although II was rapidly going TO
pieces.
When the Office was nearly demolished
seven strong men rushed through tho
crowd in the form OF n wedge. and grab
bed Kenny. They apparently treated him
roughly, and were loud I'm the threats OF
tnc eva things they were going TO 10 TO
him. They dragged MIN through the howl
ing mob. which cheered tham. In this wy
they landed him inside the hote. adjoin-
Ing the grounds. Had Il not been for their
diplomacy and good acting. kenny I'M
doubteGly would have been roughly treat
cd
Kenny WAS at one tine held In n iunatic
asylum. He was baseball mad. IL was
alleged. Nine yeats ago he hlrci con-
tractor and gang Of men to fence in
background In Harrison. where be pro-
posed 10 place u team. IN opposition TO
the Newark League team, men In exist
ence. He had no right TO the ground no
proposed to fence In, and no money TO
pay the contractor. Later Kenny startled
several thousand people at the Newark
baseball grounds by rushing on 10 the
diamond In the progress Of a game at
tired only in a suit OF neshiings. After
that he was sent to an asylum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, october I, 1895.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, rs
packages, and all sold.
Private sales: Smokers, 81; cutters. 80;
wrappers, II; filters, 10. Total, l0i hogs
heads
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. s29790; tobacco. s279i50. Total. s.
O92 20.
Cutters and smokers were in fairly good
demand to-day, and some good sales were
made; other grades dull. Prices unchang-
ed.
Good loose sales at all the warehouses
tomorrow.
MIR. ". Duke, Of Durham, n. c., was
here.
At the regular annual meeting OF the
Tobacco Exchange. held to-day, all the
former officers were reelected, the only
change made being the substitution OF
Mr. Rufus YarbrOugh on the Board OF Di-
rectors. in place OF his brother, w. T.
Yarbrough, deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 7-Flour-Dull
and barely steady; winter wheat. low
grades. s2.25N2.6O: do, fair TO fancy, ga
81 40. do. patents. s.. $685.: Minnesota
clear. s. 1jH$3.2j; patents, 3.5OHA2O; low
extras. s2.I5N$2.G0 city mills. siu$i.l0: 40,
patents. Si.20nSt4j; rye. mixture, HsOli
$40; fine, S205MS2j: southern Hour dull
and easy: common 10 fair extra. s2l0n
s2sp, good TO choice. do, $2.90lS3.30.
Wheat-Spot market dull and easy; No
red store and elevator. IS lac: atoat.
e. 5-SH65 Use. Options opened weak and
declined lgl l-Sc., rallied -Z45-sc., re
again, and closed 5-S63-4c. below Satur-
day. with a moderate trade. Sales in
Guided: No. red, March. IS lie; May,
80 Use; October G3 5-Sc.; December,
g. Lie.
Corn-Spots easier and more active; No
.. 80 l-2a36 5-sc., in elevator; 81 l-2N
37 use. afioat Options were quiet and
depressed, with wheat and the West. and
on free receipts, and closed weak lisa i-ic.
below Saturday; october, S6c.; November
Oats-Spots quiet and l-4ql-2c. lower.
Options quiet and lower: October. 2!l-2c.;
November. % Use; December, q l-Sc.;
MAY. % I-sc.: spot prices. No. :. y la
p Use; No. 2. white, AaA l-@c.; mixeI
Hay@Strong; receipts light; shipping.
zoe. good 10 choice. SMNc.
Wool-Firm and quiet; domestic, fleece,
i0n22c.: pulled, l9n5ic: .o<.,o
Beef-Ffrm and quiet; family, Ssnsl2:
extra mess S50a$S; beef hams steady at
sl5q $3.50. N,
Tlerced Beef-Firm: city India mess.
ST.: cut meats quiet and steady; picked
bellies. 81: shoulders. So; hams. $685.;
niddles, nominal
Lard-Firm but slow; western steam
closed al s622 l-2I$625: city. S.; October.
50. %; refined quiet; Continent. $500; South
America. ST. 80; compound. 5-on5c.
Pork-Firm: demand moderate; mess
50. 75Asl0
Butter-Firm and in fair demand state
and dairy, i2G2lc.; creamery. y l-zn23c. ::
western dairy. l00l3c.; creamery, Hg2Sc.;
L;ees-Receipts moderate; choice firm;
state and Pennsylvania, l9g0c.; western
firm; fresh. l6glS l-2c.; do, per case.
Tailow-Quiet and firm; city. a-Sc. |;
country, 3-Sfi4 5-sc.
Cottonseed- OiI-Firmer: demand mode
rate: crude, % lie: yellow prime, y l-eu
2Sc.: do. good. OFF grade. 2le;
PetroIeum-Steady; refined. New YORK.
N.iO: Philadelphia. S.@; do, In bulk,
s. $50 $500
Rosin-Ouiet and steady; strained, COM
mon to good. g.T i-2N$i.52 H.
overwhelmingly, 2SJ:S lie.
Rlce-Moderateiy active and steady; do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant.
g tbarmomafer
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK. October Until late
hour the stock market was dominated by
hearish Influences. and at one time prices
showed losses Of 1-ia2 ii per cent. In
the downward movement the In1ustrials
and CHANGERS were more prominent, al
though the Anthracite coalers were not
far behind. TIE factors at work were
slightly higher rates for money, due
to the steady reduction in the bank re-
serves, and the Colorado freight war.
Higher cables from London and foreign
purchases Of about 1900 shares OF various
stocks a further advance in refined sugar
and limitations Of a rise In Anthracite
coal. were all ignored for time. The
bears were more aggressive than for
some time past, and the brokers, acting
for operators generally Identified with the
short side Of the account. seemed to mo-
nopolize business in the early hours Of
business.
In the late trading an attempt was
made by the bears to cover their short
contracts. They found it more difficult,
however, 10 UAA li4elii my iisl' N+NfNNNN''f
and prices were easily advanced IL TO
. per cent, the Anthracite coalers leading
the upward movement Jersey Central
sold up 3-S per cent. Reading from ~ Ia
to p 5-S. Sugar from JOS to 1903 is. Chicago
Gas from Is 81 to 20. and Tennessee Coal
and Iron from 81 to Il IA.
The market closed firm in tone. AS
rule. however, the general run Of active
issues shows net losses OF Liars per
cent. Manhattan, Tennessee Coal and
Iron. and the Anthracite coalers, however,
gained IA to SIS per cent.
Bonds were lower; sales. slG03.000.
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
263. Og2; of unlisted. 30307 shares.
Treasury balances. Coin, S92,2jO,OSi; cur
rency, Sl05,Jji,iS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm at 2N3 per cent;
last loan at 2. and, closing offered at
per cent: prime mercantile paper, so
5 IL per cent.
Bar silver, 81 3-sc.; silver at the board
duh.
Sterling exchange easy. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 1886 3-iH$i.H
for sixty days. and $i.S l-2dStS "a for
demand; posted rates. siSHSi&; COM
mercial bills, 1876 1-2Gsi.s6 IA.
Government bonds firm State bonds
steady; railroad bonds weak.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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m, John Dugan. Georgetown. D. C.: Bod
worth, CHI. =, w. IL. snyder. Arlington.
Md; Ellen Caskie. *. m. William Bass,
Richmond. Va; irandorf. b. *. NJ. H..
White, Richmond. Va: Rodle Cley. b..
m. NJ. IA. White, Richmond. Va: Lucy
Aahby. b. m. Joseph station, Richmond.
Va; Hampton, b. e., a. NJ. Brownell,
Richmond. Va: q. q. S. &. g.. X. W.
Phelps Columbus Ga: Ida c.. g. m. +.
wood. br. e.. Joseph Iassitcr. Richmond,
Va: Annie Lawson, +. m. $. Walton. Fall
Mills. Va.
2:32. pacing-pursc $2oo-Queen Bess. b..
H. l.. Ferserson, Halifax. n. c.;
Alnist. w. u. Biggs. Lynchburg. Va: Ora
c.. On. m. Capital City Stables. Washing
ton. u. c.: Princess Eulalie. =. m. George
Med. Blake, Richmond. Va. Allendora.
b. m. l.. :. Clayton. Allentown. Pa.
Lillian Purdy K. m, +. W. Schulz. Bal
timoro. Nd.
Running mile dash. maidens. all ages.
weight for age, S20o-Nal Jean, Oh. h., g
years., j. HOrner. Baltimore. Md; Elk
ridge. b. g.. q years.. !. j. Roche. Balti-
more, Md; Lady Worcester. br. m, &c
years., Piedmont stable. Loudoun county.
Va. NeEation Geldlng. b. e.. g years.. @.
j. EEglekng, Richmond. Va. Larry X.
b. So % years., g. Barrett. Richmond, Va.
Running -quartor-milc DASH sad
dlc-horses. gentlemen riders. 10 carry 1875
pounds. 500 BushrOd. b &. W. -. card
wen. Richmond, Va. Florence T.. s. m,
w. j.. Black. Raleigh. y. c.: Diamond. b.
X. J. Il. Lewis, Culpeper. Va: Copper
head, b. g. b. G. Beattic. Richmond. Va;
Hattie s. ch. m. NJ. l.. Horner, Ealt-
more. MD; Marable. b. &. }. y. Rennolds
d Brother, Richmond, Va; Lady Lillian.
on. m. c. 4. Fowle, Washington. d. c.;
Country Girl. b. f.. g. W. Robinson.
Providence Forge. Va.
Running-milc DASH gentlemen riders.
over eight hurdles. $lOO-Lady Lillian. ch.
m. G.. y. Fowlc. Washington, -. c.;
Moderator. br m. Piedmont Stable. Lou
doun county, Va; Makeshift. b. g.. G.. \.
Fowle. Washington. -. G.; Greenway,' &.
L-nuL-L-LnL. Il.Llnnnl VI
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estIc. fair to extra. 2 3.4sgsc.: Japanese,

nestle. fair 10 extra, 3-4assc.; japanese.
/: b-SQ3 SIC.
Moiasses Foreign nominal: New Or
leans, open kettle, good 20 choice. .cGs2c.;
market steady: demand moderate.
Coffee-Closed dun and unchanged to
Is points down; December. Sf3ltSl5;
March. sliCO; May. sA2Oasn.25; spot Rio
dull and easy: No. . lSglI lIsG .o,,v.
fair refining. i-4p5 3-Sc.; refined fairly
active and higher; of a, 5-lGg.i i-l6c.;
standard 4, 9-i6ui 3-ic.; cut Loaf and
crushed, S-led5 Csc; graduated. 4?-i6g
4 i-Sc. $780,
FroIshts to LlvcrrooI-Firm Cotton. by
steam. 7-6id. grain, by steam. I'D.
Southern fresh fruits: Light receipts oil
peaches. but demand IS limited; .-
Sweet Potatoes-Unchanged AT S.'o.
Peaches-Carrier, N.j0u2; do, crate
Sif,si.j0. DO, basket, toc. n$l21
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. October IA multi
plicity of bear items on wheat enabled
the advocates OF lower prices Tor tnat
grain TO secure an advantage to.uas' "
opening was at a loss, prices at no UNI
during the session selling up 10 thc CLOS.
Of Saturday. December wheat opened q.
from 50 IA 10 80 S-Sc., sold between %
and 50 3-sc.. and closed 5-sc. under Satur-
day. Cash wheat was lc. per bushci Io"er.
COrn.-The limits were as narrow rs
ever and there was no indication that a
broadening was in prospect. WITHIN the
close boundaries corn displayed constant
sympathy with wheat. May corn opened
at % l-Sc, and declined to and closed nj
y 7-Sc. Lie. under Saturday. Cash corn
was lee. per bushel lower.
II was as duh in oats as on any Gay
since the present period of inactivity set
In. Prices tended lower because Of the
general trend I'm that direction, but huc-
tuatons were very narrow. May oats
closed lac. lower. Cash oats were l-2c.
lower.
The opening and carly provision trade
was without strength or activity. AT about
the time OF tho cali there appeared a
better demand. and. as offerings showed
no enlargement. prices improved 10 =
slight extent. The gain failed to be fully
sustained. however. tho cloSe being At
rccessions from the outside. The weak
ness of wheat. ana also of hogs. was dis
cOuraging. The close was &c. higher for
January pork. a shade lower for January
lard. and l-2c. higher for January ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Onantug. Hlgnesr. Closing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Jackson Brandt. trustee. TO
Gcrman-American Banking and BulhinS
Company. 2G II feet on south side Gay
street near First, $500.
}. II. Christopher ana wife to Charles
f.. Erizzolara. is feet on east side TWEEN
ty-cichth street between NJ and n. subject
to deed Of trust for Sl.150. Nl96.
Hcnrico: James II. Barton and wife to
Ida g., wife of J. Newton Gordon. south
- feet Of lot In block Il. Barton Heights,
ana - feet adjoining. $4,005.S5.
Same TO Emma W., wife of John n.
hooker. west . feet of lot and lot +, III
block Il, Barton Heights. $500.
Joseph Holzgrefe and wife to Mildred
u. and W. :. Goodies trustee, Is feet on
south sidle Wood street, to correct error.
81
William Trexler. II. f. Gilmore. and
their wives to &. l.. Denoon, 80 feet on
south side Cary street between Carter
and Richie. subject 10 deed Of trust for
s. $40 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
Deaths Last Week.

There were thirty-four deaths IN Rich-
mOnd last week-eleven white ana twenty
three colored persons departing this HE.
-Four deaths were from consumption, two
from commissions, two from diarrhoea'
four from heart disease, and the others
from common ailments.
Fourteen males and twenty FEMALES dled'
their ages varying from / day to 80 10
10 10 80 years. For the corresponding
week last year 80 persons died.
Temperature-For week ending OCTOBER
3 1895, 60 degrees; for week ending oc-
tobcr 6 1894. - degrees. II minutes
Rainfall-For week ending October o.
1895. OOl inches: for week ending OCTOBER
g. 1894 100 inches. -.
The physicians for the poor tnaae 20
visits The doctors called 10 see lV' SICK
people IN the First District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
Itfy-uaII Court News.

The grand jury Of the musings 'ourt
convened yesterday. and found 'Iue p"''
~ Indictment against the following:
For Felony-Cornolius Brennan. Moses
Brooks alias Adolphus Brooks. Gus
cherry. T. Fowler. Charles Hughes alas
"Faupy Charlie" Thomas Johnson
Robert Paine alias Winslow Henderson,
William alias Chris Rock, Fleming Ran
dolph. John Scott, Frank Venable.
In the suit OF John Barnes against o.
l.. Stowe Jr judgment was confessed III
the city Circuit Court for 2.5i5D
The evidence in the suit OF Baliard q
Ballard. against Gregg & Martin, TOT
81. 100 damages. was partly heard In the
Law and Eqty Court II viii be concIuu-
t.I fO-IaN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
po,L MILLER Thursdny Might.

Among the many attractions OF the week
that win contribute to interest ana amuse
the great number Of Richmonds visitors.
polk Miller is underlined to appear ut
the Young Mems Christian Association
Han ON the 10Th. next Thursday. This Is
AIR. Mlller's first appearance In Richmond
since last winter. and will be the only
opportunity OF his many friends ana au.
mirers TO hear him this year. There VIII
no doubt. be a large audience 10 envy
Mr.. Millers rare entertainments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
unfortunate

4 Cod-liver oil suggests
consumption, which is al
most unfortunate.
It's best use is before you
fear consumption; when
you begin to get thin, weak,
run down then is the pru-
dent time to begin to take
care, and the best way to
take care is to supply the
system with needed fat and
strength. Scott's Emulsion
of cod liver oil, with hypo-
phosphites, will bring back
plumpness to those who
have lost it, and make
strength where raw cod
liver oil would be q burden.
4 s.Ss.SmG< only ,~sashs NJ org n~S
sour & Dowxl. Chemists. New iofx 5x. m Shus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
ROYAL Arcanum Meeting.

There will be reunion of Arcanlmites
tonight at I.aube's Hall. Broad and
First streets. under the auspices OF Elha
Council. 4 deputy supreme regent VIII
be present 10 install two officers OF me
Grand Council. TO those OF the order
who have never seen such ceremony me
opportuuity presents itself. No doubt all
the grand officers viii be present 10 ala
i'm the ceremony. All members OF the
order are welcome. After this comes
Union Council. No. + Church Hid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08

fiIp least for Virginia Generally fair
nv" weather preceded by local showers
in southern portion; cooler Tues
day night; northwesterly winds.
North Carolina Local showers, fol-
lowed.by fair weather; westerly winds /;
cooler.
Weather Conditions: The barometer
mas fallen on the Atlantic coast and
risen over the central valleys. and thence
west TO the Rocky mountains. 1t is
low est north of the lower Lake regions.
and highest over the Dakotas. Light To-
cal showers have prevailed from New
England southwcstward to the Gulf
States. and fair weather from the Missis-
sippi Valley westward.
II IS warmer on the Atlantic coast. and
cooler in the central valleys and the
Northwest. The temperature has fallen
decidedly in the northern portion Of the
Lake region, and in Northern Minnesota,
whore it Is below freezing.
The Indications are that fair and cooler
weather will prevail in the central val
leys and that the cooler weather will
extend 10 the Atlantic coast by Tuesday
pilht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
HORSES. MULES. cows. Sc.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
LAND, REGIsTERED PEK st y
TpoTvrIN0 STALLION. Both took pre-.
roi,,,ns at last exposition. Also. several
NDARD-BRFD MARES. inc nd ng
Mattie Y. All OF this stock is young and
nr' GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD & co.
"a RAT 1000 Bank street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-08
Meeting of the Baseball Managers

\ meeting of the managers Of the Nir-
ginia State League will be held at the
Lexington Hotel in this city on the eve
ming OF the 18th. at which time the
business OF the season just closed WI
be wound up and the question of the
advisability OF admitting clubs from Dan
Vile and Hampton to membership in the
league will be considered.