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Engagement or HERMANN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-24
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NRw YoRE October % Eoor.-Stocss strong
and higher Money on call, 26D3 per cent TX
shangeELone, 4slk; short, 1881. State bonds
dull. Governments nominal - -
EgsnIng.- 2@Sh per cent. cent E Ken 1.
lO2R; AZ per cents, no; per cents, lOv' SAFES
duh.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK October 23.-The Posts financial
article saws: The stock Exchange markets are 0niy
moderately active to-day, The stock Market
has been irregular, aud alternately strong and
nearer TO the highest than the lowest prices.
The stocks which have advanced most Ia he
last ten or twelve days are not now bought with
the same confidence as a few days ago. The dis
position apparently being to take MONEY ont OK
Them and put 1t IN lower-priced STOCKS WI h en-
least is the view Of the pronounced bulls. 1nose
inclined 10 be "bearish - make no discrimination,
but claim that the entire list Is "a sale" WINE
there is more diyersi Of opinion than lateiy re-
speeding the course Of the leading speculative
stocks, IL is Notable that choice OVERWHELMING
shares like Rock Island, Burlington and carney,
&c, are very strong ana at rs high prices AS nave
ever been made. Old and wldeN-known iltoau
bonds also con nue very strong at very full prices
Some Of the comparatively new bonds not yet
known by investors generally to be good, ana not
yet absolutely proved 10 be, are attracting alen-
| lion. The rise, mainly la this class OF bonds,
ranges To day from 10 per ut, the lat er Texas
aud Pacific drsts Trio Grande dlflsionl' ERE sec
ond conos are features, ana nave aayanTed from
| advanced from 72a 10 72,a; ONO central incomes
! 10 5sb from 81. aud Kansas and Texas seconds
| from 67k TO 6Sk. Government bonds are lower
on bids Tor the 49, SIS, and 6's OF 1881, and un-
cnans ed for the In the stock marhet the shares
notably strong have been Reading, which has adj
yanced 10 AZ Louisville and Nashville TO 1891 from
| iGI: Chicago aud Alton to l24,s from lle. The
| money market is easy at 2H6p3h per cent. FOR call
| loans 3@4 per cent. for time loans and 43go'i Tor
prime commercial paper -.
| The following quotations were current To-Day:
| United States q per cents 1890 1905 bid; United
States AZ per cents, no; ID. of e.. COS, 20
sales: New Jersey Central. 1853; OHIO and Mis-
| sissippi. 50; Erie, 43A; Hannibal aud -: Joseph
Al: Lake Shore, ia; Northwest, ll3&; tron
| Mountain, SLY; Rock Island. 1881; -. Panl
lO4k: Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, AN; wa
| bash. ST. Louis and Pacific preferred, 74k; Kan
| sas and Texas, Blk: Western Union Telegraph
lOl&C. {. and l. c., III; Pacific Mail, 4oS.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, o tober 22-The weekly Statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans Increase 81. 23I 400; specie decrease, 81,
| 75O,40O; legal tenders Increase. Sl2430Oi dep0s
| is decrease, Sl,735.900; circulation increase
s7I,5OO; reserve decrease. Sl,l92,l25.
| The banks now hold s3,560,400 In excess
legal requirements.
| BALTIMORE.
| RALTIMoRE October 23.-Virginia G's, deferred
| TX: consOis. 81; second series "a ; pas-aue c0u
pons, 90. new l0-40's, 4O4; 10 Az coupons, 30.
40
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DANVILLE.
DEATH or REV. JOEL HUBBARD-BFFECT OF
THE RECOGNITION or THE REGULARS.

DEATH or REV. JOEL HUBBARD-EFFECT OF
THE RECOGNITION or THE REGULARS.
1Correspo ndepce Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
OCTOBER 90, 1880.
Rev. Joel Hubbard died at his home near
Rceyille, in this county, on the 14th In
slant, in his cighty-seventh year. MI.
Hubbard had for several years been SUI
ierer from cancer, and latterly had not
been able to attend church. He was SOL
der in the war Of 1872, and in bis day and
time bad been very useful servant OF sew
eral Of the Baptist churches Of this and
Halifax county. Unlike preachers gene
rally, he was a very successful farmer and
skilful fnsncer, and always had around
him plenty Of the good things OF life and
something for the needy.
1t is hard to say what is 10 be the effect in
this district OF the ignoring OF the Malone
party and the recognition OF the regulars
by the National Democratic Committee.
wise men here think Nr. Barnum ought 10
have taken this action long ago. People
who take much interest in politics have
generally committed Themselves, and 1t Is
hardly probable that there will be very
much changing OF sides. Mr.. Barnum'.
seton, however. may call out the voters,
and in that way the effect may be very
great. Just see: In this county, In 1876,
the number OF votes polled was 1880; in
1878, 1872. In tue district In 1876 the vote
poled was 24.9sS; in 1878, 1852.
ALPHA.
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Assembly. through it, chairman, Rev. II:
In. Witherspcon, d. D., presented full
and interesting report, and MADE many
Recommendation &C., 70 the churches.
Synod then took recess until 1880 +. n.
At night The pulpit was accsptably hIied
! by Rev. J. L. Wilson, ID. D., at general
missionary meeting.
Crest disappointment is felt by oil here
NJ the necessary absence OF Rev. DIR. Hoge
from the future meetings OF Synod,
owing TO his unexpected return to Rich
moud, as delegated by this body TO assist ~
the funeral services Of DIR. Plumcr. This
10 especially regretted IS bis real work here
was Just about TO commence. Tonight ne
was to have addressed Synod on foreign
missions; tomorrow morning he was 10
preach in the Presbyterian church, and on
sabbath two appointments were made Tor
him IN Charlestown. The Committee on Re-
lieious Exercises made the following an
nouncement OF appointments for Sabbath
services In the Presbyterian church-vix.
Preaching in the morning by Rev. Charles
White, ID. ID.
Synodical communion at 2:30, conducted
by Rev. Drs. Richardson and Wi'lism
Brown.
Mass Sunday school at O'Clock, to be adj
dressed by Rev. j. =. Smith and Elder }.
ID. X. Sleight.
Preaching at night by Rev. DR.. G. Ii.
Read.
Nearly all the other pulpits in the city
will be oiled by members OF the Synod, as
per appointment. shihH'
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A Baby's Costly OUTFIT.


Thera IA now on exhibition in the store at
the corner OF Twentieth street and Broad
wsy baby's outfit for the child OF Robert
di San Mariana, Marquis di Caraglio Conte
dj Carlos and captain OF an Italian cavalry
regiment, who some years ago married
Miss Helene Offender, OF this city, niece
OF the late Mayor Kingsland. The canoped
cradle Of wicker Is lined and quilted with
blue satin aud trimmed proiusely with
Vaenciennes lace and bows OF wide
pale-bIue satin sash-ribbon. In keep
ing with the cradle is baby's
basket, another miracle in blue satin.
For the cradle there are six sets OF
pillow-cases and sheets, some OF which are
composed entirely OF Vaenciennes lace and
embroidery; and two pairs OF fine lambs
wool blankets bound with blue satin and
blue ribbon, and having the letters "S. ).
M.v embroidered on each OF the corners.
There is also q satin-covered elder down
quilt with "S. S. NJ" in monogram, sur
mounted by the coronet OF marquis. This
is finished with qaited-satin ribbon six
inches wide. An afghan OF white lambs
wool with the same monogram, but
bearing on each corner embroideries
representing dainty punches OF moss
roses, in color, tied with bands OF
blue satin ribbon, Is anotner costly
appurteDance OF the cradle. The christen'
ing robes are made OF Valeneiennes lace
decorated with medalions and fine applique
OF embroidery in roses aud other flowers,
and lined with white satin. There are
| ssshes and dresses corresponding in rich
ness of material and costiiness Of make
| There are TWO infants cloaks, one OF white
silk, having embroidery eight inches deep
and trimmings OF Duchesse point lace ano
Innings Of quilted white satin; the other Il
OF white damasse. with pearl trimmings SIX
| inches deep. For each cloak there is a tin,
cap TO match. The remainder OF the outn
consists OF one dozen day dresses OF iln'
! French nainsook, trimmed with mt
French embroidery one dozen Digbl-slips
one dozen each OF day and night skirts, EN-
broidered; one dozen bands, one do
zen embroidered bibs, one dozen rea
lace bibs, one dozen real lace AM
one dozen embroidered skirts, tw'
dozen nsinsook skirts, one dozen silke
baby's socks, six Cashmere embroidere
sacks, six seolloped sacks, six flannel sack
and one dozen crochet sacks. The d'spls
takes up about thirty feet square, and
surrounded at all times by throngs OF ladie'
The outfit cost $4,000.
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STAUNTON.
THE OPERATIONS AT L0wAOoR FURNACE
GENERAL ECHOLS C0NyALEsCENT-4AsO
IC-THR RECOGNITION.

THE OPERATIONS AT LowNOoR FURNACE
GENERAL HCHOLs CONyALEsCENT-AAS0E
IC-THg RECOGNITION.
ICorrsspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER %, 1880.
The furnace at LowmOor, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad west OF this place,
is now in full blast. On the eighth day
they made seyenty.fve tons OF iron, and are
making more every day. When it reaches
its full capacity il is expected that 10 tons
day will be the average run.
DR.. j. A. Waddell, General EcholSs phy-
sicsn, reports him as still improving,
though not vet able to leave his room. HIS
attack has been quite severe one, ana DIS
physicien saws when he Is able to travel he
will recommend change OF air and local.
ity.
Ex-senator Moseley, the colored Repub'
lican candidate for Congress in this district,
passed through here yesterday afternoon
on his way 10 Harrisonburg, where be
snesks TO. day. He will be recolected as 3
former representative in the STATE senate
from Goochland. and IS a very intelligent,
eentee-looking darby lie " accompanied
in his canvass by Messrs. q. w. Fisher and
A. w. Parker, both colored men from Char'
lottesyille. and pretty fair stump-speakers.
IDey nave Uuu Dllio 49, - - 49,
city and adjacent country announcing a
discussion in the new city Opera-House TO-
night. Moseley is met by strong opposl'
tion on the part OF the Paul Republicans,
and warm time is expected at the
Opera.Ho tonight. They say we
NAV expect TO see the wool fly, as
Moseley has some very staunch support
ers Of influence among the colored voters,
who say the MOseley ticket will not be taken
down until the sun goes down on the "a
November, while the numbers, as the lines
are now drawn, are with Paul.
Captain j. 9. Boude, District Deputy OF
Masons from Lexington, passed through
here Friday on his way to Monterey 10 pay
| the MasOns Of Highland an official visit. liz
makes the round trip, $50 miles, In buggy
| CAPTAIN Bonde is one OF the brightest ant
most devoted Mssons In this section OF the
State.
| The recognition OF the regulars by INT
| National Democratic Committee Is, In th'
language OF an old Democrat here, "tn'
best news that has come to Augusta durini
the campaign" Some say the committee
have put it off too long Others that II !
| iust in time to do most good. BE that as
may, the supporters OF the May ticket ar
much encouraged and strengthened by tn
action of the committee. and believe that ]
will result in thousands OF good Democrat
who have been standing by the Mahon
ticket coming over to the only Democratic
PENN.
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PETERSBURG.


THE RAikEY AuRDER-TRiAL; AcQuifTlL on
The PRIs0SKR--REvEyuE RECEIPTS AND TO.
BACC0 Exp0RTs-DxMoCRATIc RlIIY-THg
COUNCIL AND THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI
AND ONO RAILRoAD--coTroN RECEIPTS =
FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE.
Correspondents OF The Richmond D.patch.l
OCTOBER 20, 1890.
The jury In the case OF Cleopas Rsiney,
charged with tho murder OF John Farmer
fcoIored), rendered a verdict OF "not
guilty" last night at 10 O'Clock, and the
prisoner was discharged amidst the con.
CALCULATIONS Of bis friends. The ease was
given 10 the jury al 81 O'Clock, and II il I'M
derstood that at frat the jury stood eight
for acquitlal and four for conviction Of IN
voluntary manslaughter. The trial caused
a great deal Of interest. and during the two
days OF its progress the courtroom wss
denseiy crowded. Mr.. Rainey has been in
Jail since the 18th day Of July last, when
the unfortunate shooting occurred.
The internal-reveDne receipts In the Pc
tersburg district for the week ending to-
day amounted TO 214,7O3. The exports Of
manufactured tobacco from the citv during
the week amounted to 44,344 pounds.
The Democracy OF this city had a grand
rally at the Academy OF Music last night.
Major Charles S. stringfellow was the
speaker OF The evening, and his address
was one Of great ability aud eloquence, and
aroused much enthusiasm. The Young
Mems Democratic Club met at the court
house, and marched in body 200 strong
to the meeting.
The Council held another meeting last
evening to consider the proposed contract
to prevent the sale OF the Atlantic, Missis.
sippi and Ohio railroad, but no action was
taken. 1t was decided 10 adjourn over I'M
ill Monday afternoon, with instructions to
the special committee OF the Council to at
tend the conference OF stockholders in
Richmond to-day. There is considerable
opposition to the contract submitted for the
city's approval, and it is matter Of strong
doubt, as matters at present stand, whether
the Council will agree to accept 1t. A tele-
gram from Norfolk says the stock OF that
city is mortgaged for a loan, and that the
city is consequently powerless to enter into
such an engagement. Lynchburg has so Tor
taken no action. Still there is strong
feeling here that it is better to sacrifice one
half Of the city's stock TO save the other
rather than lose the whole by the sale Of the
road.
Rev. DIR. Plstt, OF San francisco, is in the
city, and will preach at st. PauPs church
tomorrow.
Three sailors, arrested in Richmond as
deserters from vessel lying at City Point,
were carried through this city on their Ie'
turn to their vessel this morning.
The receipts OF cotton in this city thi.
week were about 1900 bales. Tobacco re-
ceipts light.
The large barn on the farm OF Mr.. VIII
liam Fl. Figg, in Prince George county, q
short distance from this city, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning, with quantity
Of provender. The property was insured
for 1920 in The Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company. ROBIN ADAlR.
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pimIic0 Races.

PIuLIco, Nd, October 2S.--The hrst
race-mile-da.h for two-year olds-was won
by Thora; Compensation second; spark
third. Time. 1:47t. .,os
The second misunderstanding stakes,
two mlles-resulted in dead heat oetwesn
CslideIia and Grenada. Time, 3:4Sf.
The third raee-one and quarter miles,
was won by Cammie f.; Gabriel second
Surge third. Time, 2lI.
The fourth race was for the Bowie stakes
fonr.mile heats for all ages. The starter
were Monitor and Glenmore> Monitor woi
IT, frst heat by sixty yards. running easily
while (;lenmore was punished. Time, I:4l
The second heat was also won by Monito
by eight lengths. Time, l:i2. .,
The dead heat between Grenada and vi
della was declared OF, the owners hay!n
decided to divide the stakes.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
HY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

CONGRESSIONAL NoMISATroSs-vIsIT on
WESTERN MILITARY TO MACON, GAIA
FITY-TuoUsASD-D DOLLAR FIRE IN PHIL
ADELPHIA--CRIMRs IN TExAs-ASsUAL
REPORT OF TIE NATIONAL BOARD OF
HEALTH-Tgr WESTERN UNION TILE
GRAPH COMPANY TRYING TO SUPPRESS
THE USE or THE JEWELL TELEGRANs--
TWO DISPATCHES FROM GENERAL GAR
FIELD ABOUT THE ALLEGED CHINESE
LETTBw-EoRE ARRESTS OF COUNTER
YEITERs, RESULTING FROM THE cHICA-
GO AFFAIR-PIALICO fxD.I RACEs-oFFI-
cIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN INDIANA
GLOOMY CROP OUTLOOK IN RUssIA-MA-
DRIDy GREETING TO QUEEN CHRISTINA
AND TIE INFAETA MERCEDES.
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NORTHAMPTON.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
EAsIYILLE, October 81, 1850.


EAsTvILLE, October 81, 1880.
In the judgment OF the best.iniormed per-
sons on this shore our gallant Standard
bearer (Garrison) will leave here with not
less than 1000 majority. In this county 1t
Is thought be will carry the whole hite vote,
with good sprinkling OF negroes. SO 1t Is
thought it will be in Accomac. II the west
ern shore shall do her dsty all will be well
in this district.
Judge Jefrries for the last eighteen days
has been holding the courts in Accomac nd
Northampton, adiourning bis court mere
Yesterday. The Judge looks well, and b,
bis judicial dignity aud learning on th'
bench, with his urbane manners when of
has captured the hearts OF bar and people
and all feel deep regret at taking leave O
him. All the business OF both courts read,
for the action OF the Court wps disposed OF
so that Judge Garris0n's successor, who
ever he be, will dnd but little to do.
ONE o. TUE PsQsLs,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
m,ar.d,s Greeting 10 the Queen.

SCENE IN THE CATHEDRAL-THE GREAT
CROWDS IN THR STREETS, ETC.
PARIS. October pa telegram from
Madrid received last night says that queen
Christmas first appearance IN the streets OF
Madrid since her confinement was the
cause OF the most profound and elaborate
demonstration in the decoration OF houses
and various other ways OF showing pubic
interest. II was estimated that IN Inc
crowds that gathered to gnze at me cor'ege
on it's way TO the AtOeha Cathedral there
were at least 10000 more people than as
sembled on the day OF the wedding.
The Cathedral was filed by the best So
ciety Of Madrid and the official world. The
interior was tasteiully adorned, and the
choir was splendidly illuminated during
The re DeUm, which was sung by the Nun
els. The Primate, the Patriarch OF the 10
dies, the Bishops, many priests, ana 'ne
choir. The little infant Mercedes was car
ried 10 the Atocha aud back in the arms O
Queen Christina, and was tie centre OF th'
curiosity Of the MULTITUDE,
ser,ous Failure ~ the Russian Crops
The st. Petersburg .Goios devotes lonI
article TO the subject OF the failure Of th
crops. Is says: The outlook for Russia
very gloomy, as the country. whose ord
nary export + forty million quarters, WI
have to buy grain from abroad. How I
feed the pessantry during the coming VIII
ter IL a problem occupying the serious a
tention Of the Government, aud there is
ground for expecting good harvest In u
iuture. Thousands OF insects defied %
efforts to exterminste them, and lie hidde
nnder deep suow until spring enables the
Ia renew their work OF destruction.
! The Do Cissey Scandal.
PARIS, october 2s.-rhe attitude 9, o. ,, !. q
coysrnment in regard to the ease OF Gen
rat De Cissey 10 calling forth the severe 2
a m ma M. LaIsant, great a
noriy on comnlssari at qus eass in nls
i ton meeting on the aisir. ne ,se m h.s cali
ported By Deputy ,Us budget IL s.s sonmsss 10
q plclOus military contracts
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT White, ga bushels. Red, 6,772 bush-
els. ,, vii, ,o,hh
els.
OAgs-00S bushels.
MEALS bushels.
RYE.-44 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White "a bushels very good at sl.2l.
Ped-Lancasltr. "A bushels very good az VII
400 bushels good az Sl.I9; 60 bnshtl GOOD on
nrtvate terms-tOtal 504 bushels NtIed, 500 Dusn-
els nrtme at Sl2I; 81 bushels very good al s1'lS
y 40l bushels very good on private terms-total,
32s6 bushels. Fula 800 bushels very good at
SLIT; 100 bushels very good at Sl.l6; AZ DusI e
els good at sl.I5 so bushels good al s1.Ie ~
bushels fair at SLIP; 1870 bushels common az
SI.O5; 80 bushels prime seed AT sLZV-Vo'ai'
1910 bushels. ~,
eI6 bushels very good new at 06c.; lSO Dn.heis
damn new at 55c.; so bushels damp new AT Die
t0iat' Il76 bushels. HeitOU, lO4 bushels soOd
new al sac. ,,-,..,. ~, ,..,,,.to
terms 90 bushels good winter on private terIns-to'
| tai, / 90 bushels.
| NEAL.-42 bu, hclS at 65c. -
| pYF-2O bushels good al Soc; "a bushels cOin'
| mon M 65c-tOtai, Al bushels. ,,,,.
| ()ferlnVs FOR line week endlng to-day "Ieal-
| Whitc G16 bushels: red, 29,360 bushels. Corn
| Whtte 1913 bushels; yellow, LIZA ousneIs
| mi Yed / OO6 bushels. Oats, 4.302 business. h}e'
Sa4 bushels Meal. 1873 bushels. BlacA-eSS peas
| So bnshels. Totai, 4I.s26 bushels
| Cotton oesreA curing the week. ZoV oa'eS'
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Of citizens and the Macon Volunteers and
Floyd Rifles, and were escorted to the
armory OF the volunteers. All along the
line Of march there was a brilliant display
Of fireworks. At reception they were
welcomed to the city by Hon. Thomas
Hardeman 10 patriotic address, which was
responded TO In similar strain by II. p.
Holland, OF Rockford. To-day, after view.
ing the city and parade with the local
companies, they viii be bsnqueted by the
citizens. Much enthusiasm prevails.
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FIRE RECORD.
pas,ructive Fire In Philadelphia.

PHHADELPHIA, October 23.-AI Au~ eHTIy
hour this morning fire destroyed nye-
story brick building on Canal street below
Thompson, occupied by Alexander Neon
nell, morocco manufactures, and John .:
Mcdonnell, manufacturer OF cotton and
woollen-yarns. Los on the stock and ma
chineIY. $50. 900.
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Killed by n Train.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Mrs. Z. A..
Simpson, wife OF the station agent at 81.
Elmo, on the New Orleans and Mobile rail-
road, was struck by a passing train and IN
stantly killed. she had an infant In her
arms. which escaped uniniured.
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The Colonization OF vOtors.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Murder and Robbery In Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas, October 23.-The
following is from Rio Grande City, Texas :
Joseph Hart was murdered and robbed
nine miles below here Yesterday by un-
know parties, who are believed to have
been cantured by those in pursuit.
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Georgia.
WESTERN MILITARY IN MACON.

w,coy. GA, October 23.-The Rockford
y, sies nj Illinois, and the Janesville Guard,
n Wisconsin, arrived last ey,ening, on invi-
tatIou OF the business.Iaen Of the city. They
were met at tho depot ~ an immense shropg