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DANVILLE.

r,.vFpN. OF CAPTAIN HATCHER-No NhHl
cnv,rn.uIGE DONE-SAvED FROM DROWN
1xc--Tur BANK MATTERS-THE LATE CoL-
OIEI :. G. GIsASTY.
rrorrcsnondence Of the Richmond Disp1tch'I
SEPTEMBER -, 1857.
MI, funeral az CAPTAIN Hatcher took
Mace Yesterday morning from Ms iSS,
dpnce. On Wilson street. n larSe num- :i1 -,
If neople attended, although the ll."l VI
Mr. Johnston was going on AT lilc Saiio
time. Rev. DIR. Goodwin read SOM p"si
sooes of the Scriptures, ana s'pilii'' 'o
some remarks of an advisory a'iu NJ, IayS
tO,.1, CHARACTER. and the hymn . MY DAY
eU ,o ,,I;dn~ swiftly by" was sung by
'uu 49, 5,,nr ~ ladies and gentlemen, who were
Nv ,bo house and on the porch. me
~: YIN we're then taken charge OF by inc
nall. bearers, Mcssrs. J.. Is; LAM -
tvere,t, +. +. Acrce, +. iiupGr' n1''9, 40 o.
4 Craddock, and }. :. Exal, anu " p pnd
.ce.sion of about twenty-five carrlasot " th.
cher vehicles followed the hear'e - INV
'T,onsiderable anxiety was feit as 10 a tnJ
of,ect of the stormy weather OF SuhUas "
sunday night on the tobacco anu ai'C w' i've
curses. The river was hfteu aoV"t h ncu
fcet above its level, but IL nus ho' 1onn
ioarncd that any special damage was UNI
ic'i :; NJ If i said that the tobacco III eXpGse1
s;,uafions was much bruised .! .nI 49, ,,S'
md that the cutting will nave u p' '''
nended for several days. .. ohout =,
ON Monday, while the river was o aDohi ",
g. w ,"or.t a colored boy who was calcnt th1
dr;tt-wood near the upper Dridge' WIZ. anf
uirront was strong, fell into the Wa'e . "m'
~ washed down. He sank several .,in.a
wa wa he last moment had about alr h;r.
anu coIored man who was also catciiin /, :
Jr;ft-wood happened to see nun; aud mJ Snc
uan to the rescue with his nook, al" '"N
lnm IN drawing the boy ashore
~ IL said here that none oil lne p''' hm ~,
I ~ - or businessmen are m.,
~ S the suspension OF the hich'l'o"o ''''"
i1o and Insurance Company. native O
ing Colonel zion Samuel q. Grasty' n LAWNS IS
o a,,;,le who died recently at bro oN. .
D Dan 'T Tcxas. OF yelow-fcver, was sou
Ar Thomas Grassy, now OF ond ioine,
~ III left the Military Institute anu Var war
,ho Confederate army early III ' .no wa
.s sor,Dords ioined Morgan's comiialio,a v" th
aanivred in Ohio, and escaped; !9"eaa Ate tn
e er"y again and served to the end. t n
shn war he was for awhile ral'I r,,nryard
agent in Baltimore; travelled ail o,,, % 4
in Europe anu .no ' ALPHA.
Matamoras, Texas.
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Foreigu Items.

LoNpoN, September l3.-James Lysaght
Finiyan, member Of Parliament Tor Ennis
is dead.
Conrad warnecke, an old-established ilrm
at Hamburg, has failed with liabilities Vi
El5O,OOO. .o.
An official dispatch from Manila states
~ az natives and three Europeans dled
there from cholera on Monday. There
were also I25 deaths in the provinces.
The correspondent OF the Times at Paris
telegraphs that the reappol,ntment Or OF
CheyaIier Nigra, formerly Italian Ambas-
sador at Paris, seems to be decided upon
NJ. Dreo, member Of the French Cham ham
Der Of Deputies, is dead. lie was the I son,
in-law OF GARNER Pages, ana was eonsui''
demned to imprisonment in 1864; sine.
the Empire fen he has belonged to tn ,'
oroun Of the Union Repuhlicaine. h'
Twas nity-thiee years oiu'j
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In Che homo Of my fathers and on mr na.

IN the home OF my fathers and on nv M
tive heath, attempts 10 rob me OF freedom
OF speech by defamation OF character.v 10
treat as "a mad dog" contents himself
with the brand OF being "pALE.pAcr
CHRISTIAN RENEGADE" simply replying
thM the author Is wilful and Infamous
mar. This Is the way this man. who
achnowledges the "code" as honorable.
pockets what he admits In effect 10 be n
wiliul and deliberate insult.
MIR. Glennan then continues (usinp the
personal prsnoun), showing how, as a
pubic journalist he had been even cautions
not TO wantonly wound or injure the re-
cord and character Of any man, and con-
cludes thus:
have given what l consider partial
sketch OF his career, and which his cow.
ardiy attack warranted. Nothing but his
base attempt 10 degrade me in public esti.
nation could have forced me TO this stem
course repugnant to my ieelings-and
this Is my apology to the public.
In his circular card he has made his.
threat with an evident purpose Of bull
doing not only the freedom OF oninion
but the freedom OF the press. tell him
now, tyrant and demagogue that he IL. that
no threat from him can intimdate or
silence me; that / shall never hesitate 70
criticise his acts, denouncing them when.
ever deem them deserving denunciation:
and that, in the face OF his cowardly threat.
snail consider myself justified in being
prepared TO meet him, defending myself by
The rights that God and the law give me.
MICHAEL GLENNAN.
CARD PROM DIR. ". q. HOLT, OF sURRY
COUNTY.
The following appeared In yesterdays
Virginian:
WAKEFIELD, VA, September II, 1882.
| see in to-day's Firgilidn q card pub
lishcd by Colonel Lamb in regard to the
speech made by him at Surry Courthouse
on the 22d OF August.
| nm the author Of the communication Of
which he complains, and ain alone rcspon-
sibe for it.
would not knowingly do any man in
justice, not even one who Gf reports be
true) has sunk so low in public estimation
rs the Mayor OF Norfolk.
Ii was infamous enough to make such
speech rs diSgraced the hastings on that oc-
casion, but still mcaner to deny the pa
ternity Of ones own rickety offspring.
| rciterate that the facts as stated in that
communication are all true, and have not
one word TO retract.
do not pretend to have quoted the Ian
guage Of Colonel Lamb Uerb0tim, but il me-
ceSsary ! can substantiate the facts by any
number Of respectable men. The wounded
pigeon is known by its fluttcring; ii is the
truth and not the lie that gives the offence
Colonel Lamb could easily have aScertaincd
the author by inquiring at the office Of the
Virginion.
II he feels aggricycd it is HIS BUSINESS to
seek redress. | do not propose to handy
eplthetS with the gentleman, nor indulge
in the vulgar billingsgate which seems so
cOngcnial to his tastes. VI. Q. Holt.
Wakefield, Va.
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Navy-Yard Hands Dfscharged-Fatai
FaII-ArrIyaI OF New Cotton Train.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, September 13.-Nearly
all the working force Of the nayy-yard will
be suspended tomorrow night, there be-
Ing no money TO pay the men. \ large
batch was discharged tonight.
The monitor Nantucket puts to sea to-
morrow, and the Montauk next day.
The first train Of new cotton arrived to-
day over the Elizabeth City railroad.
4 young man named Joseph Lee, see
tion-master OF the Scaboard and Roanoke
railroad, fell on High street, in Ports
mouth, to-day, and cut a severe wound on
his left temple. lie was taken home, and
died i'm half an hour.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Inc examination of Mayor Johnston, of
Danvilie-The Yeiiow-Fever at Pensacola
and Elsewhere-NationaI Firemen's Con.
vention mt Cincinnnti-The South Carolina
Republicans Coalescing with the Green
MISREPRESENTATION Railway and Steamship
Association-Accident TO n Train Bearing
Lord Lorne and Priscess Louisc-Demo-
cratic Gubernatorial Nomination In New
Observation-Disclosures Orisle Festival; A
Grand Demosstration-A Great Battle in
Egypt Yesterday; Arabi's Army In Full
Flight and Utterly DemoraIized.
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Western. Union TELEGRAPH Company.

NEW YORK. September l3.-At the quar-
terly meeting OF the Western Union Tele-
graph Company to-day dividend OF u
per cent. was declared for the current quar-
ter, payable October 10th. DR.. Noryen
Green announced his retirement from the
presidency at the end Of his present term
Of office. Newspaper reports assign Gene
raj Thomas T. Eckert TO the vacancy thus
created
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Fatal Railroad Accident at Roanoke.

Special Telegram % Tie Dispatch.I
ROANOKE, VA, September l3.-Mr A..
Stevenson, brickmascn, and native Of
Tazewen county, Va, was run over and
killed at II o'clock last night by yard
engine Of the Shenandoah Valley road at
Roanoke. The engine was backing, and
Stevenson was intoxicated. He was not
seen until the engineer felt his engine
slightly raised by the body underneath.
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Railway and Steamship Men In
Council.

ATLANTA, GA. September IA meet
ing OF the members OF the Southern Rail
way and steamship Association was held
here to-day, and the rates on cotton to
points north OF Baltimore were reduced.
The Committee on Recastlng Divisions
failed to agree, and the matter wa, LETT 70
The General Commissioner and dissatisfied
members allowed to appeal to the Board Of
ArL;trotion
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Accident 10 a ROYAL Party.

SAN Francisco, September 13.-The
train carrying Lord Lorne and Princess
Louise and party came in collision with a
switching-engine at Port Costa to-day NO
one was seriously hurt, but several MEM
hers of the British patty were shaken up.
Princess Louise was thrown from her feet
and bruised slightly.
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MARINE TyTELLrGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-sErT. Ia, lsss
sun sets ......... 900 Morning 500
Moon sets........ 7:o6 fvening.......... 5:SS
PORT or RICHMOND. sErTKMByR l3. 1882
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United safes
mall, merchandise, and passengers l.. y. IAium,
superintendent.
one bark one brie, and several schoOners IA tow
bound up.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPr'R l.. 1882.
(By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray Schormerhorn. old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers. ttcsa-
peake and ONO Railway Company land sailed ON
rcturnl.
Steamer northampton. McCarrlck, Norfolk,
merchandise and pls.gngc Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company lsnd .ailed on returnl.
steamer Acconac. bclk. merchandise and pas
songers. Snithiiold. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rtiurnl.
steamer PamllcO Bourne, Smithfcll, morch1a-
disc and pass, ngCr..
schooner =. :. Gilmore, Smith. 90 load lumber q,
\. l.. Shepherd Go.
schooner Annie T. Clark. Wheeler, to Load ium-
Der. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Gotham, Roper, To load coal, thesl-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner susan Brewer, GiddipQs, loaded with
ties, Chcs .peakc and ohio Railway Company.
schooner John lyens, Wade. wheat, Thomas
Branch < CO.
SAILED.
Schooner ", Il. Potter. Benson, Danycrspott
Mass, coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com-
pauy.
Schooner Gotham. Roper, Norfolk, coal, Chcia-
pcakc and ohio Railway Company.
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Circus Property Attached.

COLUMBIA. :. c., September l3.-May-
hurry. Putnam X Hamilton's circus proper
~ was attached here last night by the en-
nloy6s for 90 900, and local attachments Tor
nnn,id bills were also served upon the
nronrietors OF the show. Judgment Tor
"a lG9 exist, in New York against the pro-
nartV
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National Convention OF Fire Snie,s-
d. watt Taylor. OF Richmona' ne
s,,nuds IA the Address OF Weico"e'

CINCINNATI, September i3.-in -' I"aI,ad
Convention OF the Fire Chiefs OF the Ohi r
States and Canada met here TUESDAY. Inc hs
address OF welcome was delivered ny ny
Mayor Means, which was responded 70 Wy Ds
the president Of the Association, q. '" p Nv
FAVOR. chief Of the Richmond FIRE D ,'.,
nsrtment. Captain Eyer NJ. Shaw, oil tne
london (Eng..) fire brigade, Is attending
the Convention. The session will continue
t.rsc days.
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THE REPORT CONTRADICTED.

NEW YORK. September 13.-The report
that Samuel j. Tiden is seriously i'll wa,
the same one that always turns up on the
eve of political campaign. There is no
truth IN it. lie was riding about the streets
Of YOnkers to-day as well as usual.
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dull; 32G3sxc. cash, size. september, 3os@
sOhc. October. wbiskey steady At fl.l9. Pork
higher hut slow; 32O.25 bid cash, 1885 jan
uary jobbing $1,000. Bulk -mests firm sl'oai-
dcrs, Sic: rib, 1880; clear. 1880 Bacon
firm shoulders, $3.50: fib, slf.75@Slts7f
clear, 1880. Lard dull sll.37H bid.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September l3.-Flour stcldY ana
unchanged Wheat In fair demand and ii<her.
regular. g9l.c. eL$l september; y4tc. cr'ODer Z.
Corn active. Arm, and higher; 65es65se. cash
65s6s65,c. september: 63Ac. October. OFT fair
~ active and = shade higher: 81 <tD3iAf. cash
31tc. September; 3lSc. October. Pork strong and
higher: Apollo cash aud October. Lard active,
Arm, aud higher; sl1.406tflI.42k cash and oc-
tobcP. Bulk-meats steady and unchaI ged Whts-
key steady and unchanged NJ tl.20.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, September l3.-FiOur qnIc. and
unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady; No. cash,
Ell: September, gQ4c.; October, 95.c. Corn
stronger; No. z, 6iAc. Oats irregular; No. 2 +,
31,c.: white, see. Provisions hrmer. Mess
nork $50 cash and October. Lard-Prime steam
sll.35 cash and october Hogs strong at $1,000
$3.50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September 10. -Cotton-Net re-
ceipts, 80 bales; grsss receipts, 1887 hales. fu-
September, sl2.3s@tl2.39; October. fll.sles
tl1.s2; November, ti1.59Gkll.6O: December ,
sll.576yfl 1.5S; January. 81 .6301Ali "a Feb
ruary, f1l.74Msll.75: March. ell .S6@SiI.s7
April, sll.97@tl Los; May, sl2Os@ti2O9
June, tl2.1gesfl2.20.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

WEST, JOHNSTON x co. are rocciyiny tueir
large supply Of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ItNT-
BOOKS. which are offered tor sale At ilc loves
prices. PUElIC-SCuOOL BOOKS sold ~ state
mice,. Catalogues furnished upon application
orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
WEST. JOHNSTON ( CO.,
-eIO 81 Main street.
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YiIden Dangerously III.

NEW YORK, September ia Boston
special to the evening papers says, on the
authority Of private di,patche~ from Pouch
keepsie. that ex-governor Samuel j. III
den is dangerously i'll with >oftening OF the
br1in
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New Hampshire Democratic NOmina-
ton.

WAsnINGToN, ID. c., September 13.-Thc
New Hampshire Democratic state Conycn-
ton to-day nominated Y. Il. Edgerty a.
their candidate for Governor.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 90
4 IL THE BOOKS

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS,
Of the latest editions, can be- had on the bet terms
10 1902 Main street.
MANY SECONDHAND BOOKS at ahc.t hal
price. -
OLD BOOKS TAKEN N fNtNANGl.
Catalogues Of SCHOOL STANDARD WORMS
and CHEAP LITERATURE mailed free. 80
- li-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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The Turf,

LONDON, September 13.-The st. Leger
stakes at the Doncaster meeting to-day
were won by Dutch Oven: Geheemness
second, ShotOver third.
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0 c'tAIi = = .GTHs5 sEEp.-loo bushels.
Hour.

Flour-We quote: Fine. @4Nt4.5O; supernnc
"a .5OMS5: extra. f5MSf5.25; common tmhl'
sJ,75; Patent family. Sass.
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By Telegraph.


Nrvy YORK. Scptember -Nooa.-St.ck- weak
Money & per cent Exchange Long 1880; short
is state bond, generally unchanged. Govern
mont. generally unchanged
r[uIpg .-EXchanpc, is3 q. Govern he'. rs
strong and nehcr: new -, lpit. new =
lI35[: new a. 1909. Nortr ~ ser cont
S,,tcs dun ana wifhuut Mp.r-tLt cttue'- ] rcl.-
ni.y balances-C Coin. $4,000; currency. s3-1i-.
stocks werk. en
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. september 49, ise<'
OFFERINGS.

OF IF.TI NJ.
WUFAT.-Whitc. gG7 ha-h"'-. Rcd 5.o"p
iu .hris. Rc-cxh.tit"d, 3.oOl tustrl.
CDRS-White Isl hUslels.
OATS.-l.32~ bushels.
EYE.-SO bushels.
NEAL.-32 bushels.
0ucIAsp .GRAss ~EED.-l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Nvrrr,r- White. 5O2 bushels fair 20 prime a.
IL rs H. slI3. Red. 924 bushels iIr 70 p.lm'
lancaster al rl.0s t. Sir: $50 bushels hi "'
ON private terms; 74S bushels mlH'u ~ e. "
III %: ISS6 bushels common to prime FnlL I"
csc. T. sl.07.
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fU5 BROAD SiRErT. EltHNo.p, Ma
Dealers ln SCHOOL. COLLEGE. ktIlGipl Sc.
NDAN-SCGOOL, AND MISCELLANY ~
CENT PIANO ~lIfET-Ng sic. SPEClA'LtS
md EYEGLASSES speciality. CalaioFue, Snt
lt,,c on lrpiicatiou. aU 2s-9m
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FILTERS.
IRON, STEEL, Ae.

,,vvscoRpox. WATKINS, coTTRELLG co.
JAMES GORDON & CO., Nos. o and
- III n FRS IN METALS AND GRIND
sToyFs, o,ier for sale REFINED, swEDEs, aud
NORWAY iRON; Band. Hoop, and sheei-
Iron; MOI way Nsil-Rcds Cast-stssi, ha,; sieast.
md ectagon; Machinery spring, Iire, bi.'eretr
and Toe-Calk steel; Iin-plate, FIG aud bA,
In. Solder, Zine spsIier, fig-iead, Copper, ana
All Metals sold In thls market; NoNn s,oaaN
aud oiiIo GRiNDs1oNEs, Tor 'miiiers, ma
chinista, and farmers. ,., ...~npI,ts
.lao. ffrrAi eei "...,..s ''"0 -
'A""iA"I IA" az z1-eedlW
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IHEAp POPULAR EDITIONs 9.

RODNAN THE KEEPER:
SOUTHERN Nkkit HIS. by Constance rent
more Wool-ou, author of Anne &. ltiuo'
rlOrr, 20 cents. fhn success, of Miss Wool5ras
novel Anne" has caused q fresh demand l'r tho
artistic and remarkable sketches IN the above vol-
vIip. .....1..., 49,.
POLITICAL LIFE IN 1Iit SDiIHN Isl by
II. ". Picrson. -. H. lllurtrstcl 10y W. J.. shop
UaTd. New cheap edition. lOmo. Ialti, ~
cents. For sale by ,
au26 sos Main stree.
SOLDIER LIFE IN TIE ARMY or
y NORTHERN VIRGINIA, by 'ARLIoN Nc
CANTuY. IriN Ste second company Richmond
UnWitlcr,. win Illustrations by ". l.. SHtfrAlD,
lieutenant Richmond lio"liIcr,. The book "iiibe
g ldrlc l6mO. Of go page. ou hAnd+pm" paper,
printed and bound In Tho last manner l,A m1lb
po,t-pa.d. I .JO-usual di-cuunt 10 The trade
CARLTON MCCARTHY < co.
Publishers. Book Herr and >tstinncf.
iy22 9lG Main street, Richmond, do
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THE GLENNAN.LAMp TROUBLE.

What Led the Mayor OF Norfolk 10 Dcnounce
the Editor of the "virsinian," and How
Mr.. Glennan Replied TO Mr.. Lambs Card
Dr. VI. q. Holt. OF surry, Assumes Respon-
sibiiity fer the Report which Gave Offence.
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ne,noud Il. and take no other IRON Pr
psration except Browns iron p'''
IS the best.
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BY Telegraph.


.,uu vopx. Senteinber I3.-Cotton quiet and
steady: sale.. 1878 bale: upland 49, "a -
leans. I3-lGc; c9nsoiidn,te,i h%' 39g -,
10 France. l.7s9 balCs. southern hour uul. 1 1
drenpln9: common 20 fair extra - .9Owfo''"'
,,,nd H. choice extra. $3.50 r72J. tgih-'iaii
f1,ir higher and strong. oats .Wlc hiRh'r ana
k-yerfsh. Coffee duh ani price SOM "ha' h gh'I
nal. sugar firm; demand m"deitN' t.nn ',.
6rwcr: standard a, = etD 9c. NoIa-f,' siciu!
aud niiet Rice irm and In FAR inquiry. u. IN
dul Al il.75@$l.sj. Turpeltne lower q, &c.
Pork very duh: prices un-elliei anu "t'sl,i'.t
sales Of new mes, POT i3C'H ,.,r ', slb.onemiy
recovered from the decline, cI''ihP u '""' "s''''
Frcights 10 Liverpool steady
BALTIMORE.
r,rrn,onF. September I3.-Four quiet; How
aru-o"s,. - II. family. So %: CITY Mills su-
rcrt,me s.l1s3.7j: extra. - 0s6 oV' hio uIahIe'
Ia Whcat-sOu'hor cl-icf' western sl",. ,'R ,.
~. onions lower; southern T,i' i'V5 t fi',S
81, ii 10Msll3: 40. | Maryland, -. lb4
IiJ. 10. 2 western red spot. sl;lVs a.kei.
Corn-souihcrn lower: weston We!k' soe...I,n
,,th.ru 4Om iIc. red, rust-proof 35m3tc.;
western white. AZ a43c.; mixed. fueFf ic.' rshn-
sylyanla. 4o@i5c Pr2Sisl39s ste,dy. Mil
iidrs packed. Ia and be. E1con.Sh"u,t'i- '
I1.r: clear-rib sides. lG4c. Hnms, lo8m 100
iard-Rehncd IA. Coffee duli RIO cargo, Or
dinsrv ~ fair agkc. sugar steady; A soii'
DC. Whlskey quiet aud steady al sI.ZV@rl'%-'
| Frcights steady and quiet
CINCINNATI
/ rr~cIXSATI September l3.-Flour qulct am am
/ unchanged, Wheat hrmer; 10. re Hi.'t =. %
H,aTr mot 9ic. bid September, 92c. pa CeSnov-
Ear Corn weaker; NO.2 mixed llc' ,l'V', 90,
} Sn,.,nber 62c. october. oats hfinefi 10 :
mixed, 3iG35c spot 1885, 0ld septeniLSSr; ooc,
IA october. PORK quiet az $500. Lara nfn'r
- All so. Bulk-uetts quiet ana unchdHEen,
p.con strady and unchangea. Whisky que, ~
III. comblnatiOn sales ~ nnished goods 40
i,arrpls on basis OF SILT. sugar steady ana m
changed. ,nruct.utr
rorIsyIILE. September lS.- flonr-Demahs
e,ir and market firm; extra family, $500
81 95 winter patents s6.5o@s6.75. Wheai ual
~ unchanged: No. 2 red winter, ySgv2e
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-14
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, september Is, 1882.
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.-lO shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at 5ss.
SECOND BoARD.-1OO shares Chesapeake and
~ l.. IL. L I..a. D A, 4. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-14
A GREAT BATTLE.
Arab Pacha Attacked ut Tsl.El-Kobi
and Routed.

Over Two Thousand Egyptians Killed, Forty
Cannon Captured, and Many Prisoners
Taken = General WoIseiey's Report = A
Graphic Account OF the Fight by an Eye.
4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-14

BALTIMORE. September l3.-Nhgini1 g. com
.,ndatcl, -: second srrlc-. 80 90 .-'.' '"D-
pons. % ; new lO-lu'-. -.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-28
Base Bali.

The Athletic and st. Louis mines
played an exhibition game at Phil adel
phia yesterday, which resulted in q
victory for the Athletic by score of 6
to l.
The Philadelphia beat the Atlantics
of Brooklyn in Philadelphia yesterday
by score of to 6.
The Athletic will visit Atlantic City
to-day and play "Fezgy" Malons's
team.
The Philadelphia will play the
Metropolitan in New York to-day and
tomorrow.
The Foote nine will play the Allan
tics of Brooklyn at Philadelphia TO- day.
The following games we're played
elsewhere yesterday:
At Springfield-Troy, 10; Alaska, 9.
Eleven innings.
At New York-Boston. 3; Metropoli-
tan, 5.
At Detroit-Chicago, 6; Detroit, 3.
The Burlington nine played the Mer-
ritt yesterday afternoon in Camden,
and the former club won by score of
8 to 6.
A match game of base ball was
played yesterday afternoon on the
Twelfth street lot, between the Della
ware and Keystone (colored) clubs of
this city, which resulted in a victory
for the Delaware by score of II to 2.
The Wilmington base ball club de.
feated the Butcher Boys yesterday
afternoon at Scheutzen Park by score
of 10 to ii.