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synod OF Virginia.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, ' A., I
Octohar 90 1892

Especial telegram 10 The Dlspatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October 30, 1883.
The PRESBYTERIAN Synod OF Virginia met
here tonight. The opening sermon was
preached by DR.. c. II. Vaughan, Of Rock
bridge. A very large delegation Is pre-
sent. The Rev. DR.. n. T. Hall, Of Lynch
burg. was elected moderator, and Rev.
Joseph II. Smith, OF Leesburg; Rev. a.
X. Cooke, OF Nillboro', and Elder 5. l..
Flournoy, Of Romney, temporary clerks.
Adjourned to $3.50 a. NJ. tomorrow.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
uRv telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

CHARLESTON, October 30.-A freight
train on the Northeastern railroad, con-
sisting of seventeen platiorm-cars loaded
exclusively with cross-ties, when crossing
trestle over the Santee swamp, forty-iiye
miles from Charleston, at II A. NJ. to-day,
was thrown from the track by derail-
ment Of the tender. Sixteen OF the ears
fell through the trestle, and the engine on
one end and one car and a caboose on the
other end were left on the track. The
engineer, u. b. Stratton, was killed, and
three coored men on the train were in
iured.
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uobbea by Three Strangers.

BY Telegraph TO Ihe DIsPatcH'J
MrpDLETowH, n. Y, October 3O.-Early
this morning three strangers entered the
store OF Abram Gray, at Homowack, Ulster
county. said they were cattle-buyers, and
asked for small bills for three 300 notes.
GRAY proceeded to count out the change
when they threw some hquld in his face,
nearly binding him, and ran off with al
the money. They have not been arrested
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An Onicer She, by n Cowboy.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.J

IHy IcItgfdVH % tIV fyE7I'FtNI''J
DENVER, Coll, October 3O.-A dispatch
TO the Tribune from Salda says: Baxter
Stingley, the city marshal. was fatally shot
while attempting TO arrest Frank Reed, &
cowboy, for stealing cattle. Siingley COW
cred him with a revolver: but Reed was
too quick for him, and shot three times and
then escapeu.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
Fatal Choke.Damp.
THREE MEN AsPnYxIATED IN A WELL

Fatai Cnoke.Damp.
THREE MEN AsPnYxIATED IN A WELL.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
PITTSBURGH. Pa, October 30.-At Kiefer
& StiefePs tannery well Is being dug to
be used as vat. This morning Christian
Dickson, an employee, went down to inca
sure the depth Of the water. when he was
overcome by foul air. Ferdinand Schrader
and Charles Schultz, who were working
near by. heard his cries, and Schrader de-
scended into the well to assist Dickson.
but he had no sooner reached the bottom
than the fatal choke-danp rendered him
insensible. Schultz then followed, but he
was also overcome. Ropes were then pro-
cured and fastened around the bodies OF
Solomon Bambergcr and Rhinehart REM
sen, who were lowered into the death-trap.
With difficulty they tied the insensible men
to ropes, and all were hauled up. Dick
son, Schrader, and Schultz were dead, and
Hamburger and Remsen were unconscious,
but, with the aid OF restoratives, were soon
revived and were able to go 10 their homes.
Dickson was q single man and the other
two were married.
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ysai,.Robber Sentenced.

GBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
TRENTON, n. j., October 3O.-Charles Il.
Me- Cam, tile Camden mail agent convicted
recently OF stealing six dollars OF postage
stamps and three dimes from the Bridgeton
post-office, was sentenced in the United
States District Court this morning 10 pay q
fine Of one thousand dollars within q week
or 90 TO the State prison for one year.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, October 30.-The gross
earnings OF the Norfolk and Western road
for September were S28G,557; expenses,
Sl27,75S; net earnings, S15S, 799-an in
crease OF S3S, $50 rs compared with the cor
responding month OF last year. The total
net earnings for seven months OF 1883 were
1896, $40, being an increase as compared
with the corresponding period OF last year
Of Sl7l $40
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Tried 20 Bride the Scorers.

10 NI1N II'NTT'E'NI'sI
NEW YORK, October 30.-The Executive
Committee OF the National Rifle Associa'
ton to-day found Private Benjamin Blue,
OF the Tenth United States infantry, guilty
of attempting to bride the scorers at
Creedmoor at the late fall meeting in order
TO obtain a marksman's badge. He was
declared forever disqualified from compe-
ting on the range of the Association,
Lieutenant ID. \. Stinnel. OF the Ninth
regiment National Guard, State OF New
York, was found guilty OF a similar charge,
and the same penalty will be imposed.
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WASHINGTON Items.
TBy telegraph to The Dispatch.

By TCItFTalII 10 tITV T7I5PItVH'I
WASHINGTON, October 30.-Secretary
Folger to-day appointed Mifilin Embler, OF
Des Moines, Iowa. Supervising Architect
of the Treasury Uice }. q. Hill, resigned.
William and Alexander Newsel, OF st.
Louis, have beer disbarred from practice
before the Pension Bureau. 1t is stated al
the Department that the former is under
Indictment for frauds committed upon
DpnSiOnPrs
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tor in the disturbances TO nine months i'm
prisonment
The London md River Plate Bank
TrOubles.

| tor IN the disturbances TO nine months i'm
prisonment.
The London md River Plate Bank
LONDON, October 3O.-The London and
River Plate Bank has decided 10 pay for
the securities which were deposited with
them for safeSeeping, and which were abb
stracted by George Warden, the deiaulting
manager. John Davis Waters, broker,
who /, charged with stealing and receiy-
ing various bonds deposited with the Lon
don and River Plate Bank, was brought
up at Guildhall Police Court to-day for re-
examination. Warden, the defaulting man.
ager OF the hank. testified that he lost consid-
cradle amounts OF money belonging to his
sisters, but he obtained Gi,9D0 for them
from Waters before h fight. He re-
affirmed his former statement that Waters
knew that the bonds he gave him were alb
stracted from the bank, and said he often
begged Walters to spare him the necessity
for another robbery, bu. Waters persisted
in his continuing to rob.
sunk in the Rapids.
MONTREAL, October 30.-The steamer st.
Francis sank in Lachine rapids hast night.
and is total loss. The fifty passengers on
board were landed, and spent the night on
one OF the islands. The st. Francis cost
$4,000.
Dynamite Fiends ut work.
FRANKFoRT-ON-THE-MA October 3d.
A quantity OF dynamite was exploded in
the Office OF the chief OF police here last
evening. The building was badly dam
aged. but although many officials were In
it at the time none OF them were injured.
Apologies 10 the Pope.
LONDON, October 30.-A Rome dispatch
to the Exchange telegraph Company states
that Cardinal Hohenlohe has written an
apology to the Pope regretting that false
statements bad been made about himself.
and stating his willingness to return to
Rome Immediately il his Holiness so de-
sires.
Earthquake I'm Russia.
LONDON, October 30.-A severe shock OF
earthquake, accompanied by subterranean
rumblings. was felt at Kamieniec, the capt.
tai Of the Government of Podolia, Russia,
Monday evening. The shock lasted thirty
seconds.
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SAN Francisco, October 3D. Articles Of
incorporation Of the United States Central
Railroad Company. with can'tal Of s75,-
600, 900, were filed to-day at Denver, Col,
with head business-oflices In this city. The
road is intended to be a competitor Of the
Central Pacific; will extend from San Fran
cisco to Denver, and viii be OF the stand
ard gauge. The company Is consolida-
ton OF the San francisco and Ocean Shore,
California Central, and Denver Hot Springs
and Pacific companies.
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DURING THE DULL SUNNI r

DURING THE DULL UNI + r
MONTHS WE EMPLOY THE TAILORs
IN OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT or
PINE ovERCoATs, AND NOW Is THE
TIME WE PLACE THEM ON SALE. A
GOOD TAILOR CANNOT MAKE A POOR
COAT ANY MORE THAN A POOR
TAILOR CAN MAKE A GOOD COAT.
THESE GARMENTS ARE IN EVERY
-wAY-sTYLE, FIT, TRIMMINGS, FIN
-IsH, AND INTERNATIONAL TO THE
VERY BEST THAT CAN BE MADE TO
ORDER. THERE ARE NONE FOR LESS
THAN FORTY DOLLARS. THE SAME
IDENTICAL COAT MADE FOR YOU
COSTS YOU FIFTY-FlvE DOLLARS.
PROM TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS TO
FORTY THERE Is A LINE OF GOODS
THAT SHOULD BE BOUGHT BY GEN.
-TLEMEN WHO CAN APPRECIATE A
GOOD THING.
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# #nT + $ e " "A "A t
FL / z % 3 I ( ( ! / /
{ f' &c 3 + + + } ; ) E +
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias
tie Glue ON Earth, ROYAL FAMILY GLUE hendt
Irsrythinp SOLID AS ROCK lizard AS ADA
MAS'Ti-FIRN As GRANITEiii New Scientinc
Disco,cryi-Reyoutioni the Liquid Glue busi-
mess Of the Word.l ROYAL GLUE Is ibSoiMsLy
TabreokGbie and InSepGrtbtel SAMsONiAN
GIANT among ether Clues and Cemcntsl NIL
LIONS of People are sing Royal Glue ana MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT.! No iieatlng-No
observation-disclosures Ready = Always Liquid
e;incs CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather, Billiard
cne Ttns and Cloth, Crsckery. ORNAMENTS OF
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. BrIc-a-B rac, and Every
Thing Flso with lnseparable Tenacity' MANU-
FA(srIIREDS OF Textile Fabrics. straw foods
ARTIFICIAL Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gun
Labels. fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper; Card
e;ITE for Sizing, stinening and Glueing Purposes
s,,nni,eJ he The PINT, Gallon. or Al GALLON
RikPEI ROYAL Glue Talks for Itself. The
Saws ~ lie Marvellous and Extraordinary I'M
hreakahie Qualities. It's Great slsoothncss feAl-
h,,is "a sxt,,sno,ih RI A SHES LIKE LIGHTNING
ten, ,,ne Customer 20 AnotherI LIVE SALES.
MEN In Thousands Of Bottles OF Royal Glue 10
Orn~gtsts Croccrs, etc. SMALL BOY sell mum
drsds ~ Bottles t. Business omces ana tanilies.
rs CENTS per Bottle, Win brush am I'm lover
by MAIL POSTPAID 10 feps oMFARn anai Cow
1347 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington, d y.
LIVE icFN rs wanted In every City and Couh'
| ~ throushoat The United states. Canada. Europe
and snn,h America. Sold by Druggists. Grocers
| stot,orers uar1wsre and Variety Dealers every.
where rbe Trade aud Public supplied By BURN
4 RRinGFs. 1898 Frnnklin street, PuRCILL
/ fam . 90. POWERS. TAYLOR 4 CO., BOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS 4 MINOR nich
mopd, Va "s~At
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Terrible Explosion.

LONDON, OCTOBER 3O.-ADOut Oclock
last evening terrible explosion occurred
near Praed street, under Grand station,
on the Metropolitan railway. On the first
alarm a strong Gordon Of police was sum-
moned to preserve order, to keep The way
clear. and to convey the wounded people
to the hospitals.
Passengers who were on the train say
there was loud report like that OF cam
non, and then darkness. Glass was broken
and splintcrs of wood few about the ears,
cutting and wounding many passengers,
while confusion reigned supreme. The
train was crowded principally with coun-
try visitors returning from the Fisheries
Exhibition.
All sorts OF theories are advanced as to
the cause OF the explosion, but the general
opinion OF railway officials and OF experts
is that the disaster was caused by some eX-
plosive material which had been placed,
probably, in the rearmost carriage.
II Is believed that about forty persons
were injured, some Of them dangerously.
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PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS, OCT. 80, 1883.
fBy Telegraph.


Steamer Lnray, schernereorn, Norfolk: msr-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and OHIO
halfway Company land sailed or return).
Steamer Accomac, Dek. merchandise and pas
s,neers, snlthfeld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed ON rcturnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman. Smithfeid, mes~
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Oh.a
Railway Com pany land sailed on rcturnl.
Steamship Nnbian Br.l, Jones, Liverpool. mer.
chandise aud passengers, Union Steamship Com
| pauy Limited.
| In for coal.
steamship Empress 'Br.l, Smith. Galveston, put
| In for coal.
steamship Allegheny. Halett, Baltimore, mer-
cnandise, NJ ana NJ T. Company.
Schooner Magellan, sprague, Norfolk, light to
load lumber.
Steamships Corbis Bay (Br.), Spray. and Eli
cient tBr.), Harris, Liyerpool-both having
cOaled.
Steamship Princess CBr,l, Walters, Bremen, bav-
| ing coaled.
| Steamship Allegheny. Hallett, Norfolk, mer--
| chandisc, NJ and NJ. T. Company.
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Rnfnt Enll.

IBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
DUBuRUE, IA, October 30.-Edward AL
, len and Charles Vun Meter, carpenters,
fell from building yesterday, and both
were killed.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Heavy CotfOn.FaiIures.

SUSPENSION OF MORRIS RASGBR, OF LIVER
PoOL-OTuER FAILURES REPORTED.
lBy cable TO the Dispatch.l
r. LIVERPOOL, October 30.-A large failure
in the cotton trade in Liverpool is report
ed. The liabilities are extensive. and many
cotton-broSers are involved. Other failures
are regarded as inevitable. Dealings in fu-
lures on the Cotton Exchange are at a
stand-still and no business has been trans
acted since the failure was announced.
The house referred to Is that OF Morris
Ranger. He formally announced 10 the
president OF the Live pool Cotton Associa-
ton that he was unable to meet demands
that had ma:ured and that he had suspend
ed payment. The failure causes much eX-
cltement.
The suspension OF II. ii. FOrman & Co.,
cotton-brokers, has been buletined at the
rooms OF the Cotton-Brokers' Association.
LIVERPOOL. October 30-S u. M.-llol-
linshead, Tetley d Co., cotton-brokers,
have suspended payment.
Later reports relative TO the failure OF
Morris Ranger state that his liabilities
amount to eGj0,OOO. IL is also stated that
he bad 400, 900 bales Of cotton open.
NEW YORK, October 30.-The CONNER
cal AdUertiSer publishes the following
" The cotton firm Of Morris Ranger & Co.,
OF Liverpool, which suspended to-day, is
one OF the largest in England, and is COM
posed OF Morris Ranger alone. The firm
was established in 1868. At the house Of
Fatman e Co., on Broad street, who Ran
ger was supposed to represent abroad, it
was stated to-day that no news beyond the
announcement OF the failure had been re-
ceved by the firm, and it was not believed
that any American houses will be in the least
affected by Rangers suspension. Fatman
& Co. deny having any business relations
with the suspended firm, and can throw no
light upon the extent OF the failure or as to
the parties involved in this country. The
firm are reported to have bought in or made
settlements for heavy amount OF Septem-
Der and October short cotton, but they
have anticipated this by suspending to-day.
Their short contracts outstanding are esti-
mated at from 100000 to 100000 bales"
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Flour.

Flour We quote: Iine, s3@&s.5o; superane
t3.256S3.75; extra, S4.756D,4.9 family, % "a
k5,25; Patent family. s6eDr6.25,
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The Reported Negro Outbreak I'm Tex.
AZ n Hoax.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatc

Thy telegraph 70 the DItputch.I
NEW YORK, October 30.-A special to the
Evening Post from Dallas, Texas, says the
rumored negro outbreak at Cause, in Milan
county, was utterly unfounded, and the
Governor Is censured for ordering out
troops. Cause is simply cross-road.
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Liberal w. Conservative GOvernmel
I'm England.

LONDON, October 30.-Sir Henry james,
Acknowledgement, addressed q large Libe-
raj meeting at Dumfries last evening: In
the course Of his remarks be denied That
there had been any extrayagant eXpendi.
ture under the Liberal administration OF
the Government. He said that while the
last Conservative administration had spent
an average Of ES4 ,OO0, 900 yearly. their pre-
decessors in office, " Liberals" had only
disbursed an average OF G14.OO0,0O per
year. e,
The meeting passed vote OF confidence
IN the Government. A resolution was also
passed urging the ministers to deal early
in the session OF Parliament with the fran
chise question,
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The Marquis Of LOrne on Canadian
HOme-Rule.

ToRoNTo, ONT, October 3O.-A special
cable dispatch from London to the Globe
SAYS: The Contemporary Rerie,o for No
vember, Issued to-day (Tuesday), contains
an article by the Marquis of Lorne, late
GOyern0r-General OF the Dominion OF
Canada, entitled, canadian Home-Rule."
1t was written in compliance with Il
request TO furnish notes suggestive
OF steps that might be taken to
meet demand for home rule for Ire
land, or to provide information having 4
bearing upon the future Of Australia. The
MARQUIS discusses the chief features OF the
Federal Government OF Canada, indicates
individual rights reserved to different
princes, and dwells specially upon the dan
ger which must arise should one member
of the confederation become strong enough
To oppose the will OF the central Govern
ment. Lord Lorne declares that should
provincial feeling be developed stronger
than the feeling OF loyalty to the General
Government the American civil war may
be repeated in Canada. An equality OF
strength among the various members OF
the confederation would be the best guar
antee against this.
The conclusion drawn is that the eXpe-
rience of the American States shows that
while purely local matters may be left TO
the control OF local assemblies, it is all
important that no province should be or
ranlzed OF such strength as to be able to
formulate n policy looking to conflict with
tho rest of the country.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October 80, 1858.

NJtL AIIN ANU " II 4 AF IAOIlh4NNIT.
RICHMoSr, october 80, 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, SIS bushels. Red, 1920 bush
els.
CoRN.-Whlte, S54 bushels. Mixed, 500 BUSH
els.
OATs.-l 900 bushels.
RYE.-36 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 3li bushels common to very
good AT S5c. to 81 IA. Red, 262 bushels common
10 very good Longberry at Sl.OS to s1.15; 7lt
bushels mixed at Sl.03 70 sl.O9; 900 bushels
common to prime Shortberry at 75c. To S1.10.
GORS.-White. 344 bushels very good at 63c.
OATS.-JS bushels common to prime winter al
Az to 4Sc.
RYE.-36 bushels prime at zoe.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 80, 1888.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCT. 80, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Gifore Norfolk, United States
nail, merchandise. and PASSENGERS, l.. Is. Tasuws
superintendent
Schooner Anthea Godfrey. Price, New York,
railroad-iron, Richmond and Danvllle Railroad
Company.
sAiLEr.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen q Co.,
agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. MGR
chan disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick. agent.
Schooner Daniel clifford. smith. New Haven,
bic kory logs and billets, A. Il. Goodman; vessel,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Brig Aabine. BLK. Cadix, slaves, Isaac G. Og-
den vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Jennie q. Pillsberry, Pilsbcrry. New
YORK, wheat. G. II. Buck; vessel, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Imogene Diverty, Curtis. New York.
pig-iron. slaves, and empty carboys; vessel, Cur
It's Parker.
CLEARED.
Schooner William II. Knight, Towes, Cardcnas.
Cuba, hoops.
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BOOKS. sTATIONERy. &c.

lust PUBLISHED, CEREMONIES
" connected with the Inauguration Of the Maui
soleum and the dwelling OF the Recsmbent
Figure OF General Il. +. Lee at Washington and
l. zee University, Lexington. Va. June 2s, 1888:
Grafton of John W. Daniel, LII. d.: Historical
Sketch of the Lee Memorial Association. Price,
In paper, 25 cents; cloth, 80 cents; and viii be
mailed TO any address upon receipt of price.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
oc so Publishers.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. October 80. 1883.
SALEs-FIRsT B0ARp.-450 virginia tax-re-
ceivable coupons, 1852, at So; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at SO.
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Of sldc-6ns and q propeller. The color Of
the skin Is light gray. notified with blue
black spots.
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CHICAGO.
NllsN AUkhh

MuwArRaE, October 30. Flour quiet at 80 Do
@S4.75. Wheat quiet at 93kc November, 30 &C.
Corn nominally unchanged: No. 2, 43lc. Oat
duh; No. 2, 27Ac. Provisions irregular. Mes,
pork. slO.35 October. Lard Prime steam, sIZo
October. Hogs lrner az s4e1Hi.4O.
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West Hanover Prcsbytery.

TRIAL SERMON PAsSED-PAsTORAL RELATIONS
DISsOLvED-ACCEPTED BY THE PREsBV-
Terry.
rCnrrnsnnnhonce of the Richmond Dlspatchl
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NEW YORK COTTON rUTURRs

NEW YoEK, October 30.-Cotlon = Net re-
tures closed barely steady sales, $4,000 bales
October, $1,000; November. 5000 Deem
Der. sl0.62; January, sl0.75@slo.71; Feb
ruarv. s10 90; March, rIl.O3@ - Il % Ap na
july, SIl.49@s1l.50; Angu,t, sll.5s.
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Orange Rioters Senten

GLASGOW, October 30.--The ringleader
OF the Orange riots OF Coat bridge last sum-
mer has been sentenced to two years inn
prisonment, and another active participa-
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Racing i'm England.

IoNDON, October 30.-The Brighton
autumn meeting began to-day. The BriSh-
ton-autumn handicap race resulted in q
dead heat between L. Cannon's formerly
p. .Loullard's) Sachem and 1ron-Clad !;
Arbalete came in third. There were six
starters. In the deciding heat for the first
Mace between Iron CLAD and Sachem the
former won.
The race for the two.mile selling weller
plate was won by Lord Lossmore's for-
merly =. Lorillard's) Passaic; Geron Sec
ond, and Topsey third. Five starters.
Passaic won easily.
Iuauiring into the Oldenburg Riots.
BEn1Iy. October 30.-Emperor William
has ordered a strict inquiry into the cause
of the riots at Oldenburg. III Is stated thai
General Steinman will probably be dis
missed.
The landlady Of a public house at Olden
burg frequented by tourneymen bakers
to-day found loaded bombs on her prem
ises, where 200 persons were assembled
The merest chance prevented terrible
catastrophe.
| SpaniSh Diplomatic Notes.
MADRID. October 30. The Official Gazett
publishes orders providing Tor many mill
tary reforms.
The Cabinet has agreed upon diplo
matte note which win end the controvers.
arising from the uniavorable reception o
King Alfonso In Paris.
Senior Martos, the leader OF the Dynasti
Left. is mentioned as the Spanish ambassa
dor to Paris.
Orange Rioters Sentenced.
GLASGOW, October 30.-The ringleade
OF the Orange riots OF Coat bridge last sun
mer has been sentenced TO two years in
prisonment, and another active particip'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

ST. LOUIS, October 80 Flour unchanged
Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 red fall, cash,
Al .00I November Corn dull and lower; 49, az
1870. cash. 431G43sc. November. Oats dull and
lower: 26%c. cash. 26isc. November. Whiskey
BnIk-meats dull and unchanged. Bacon dull and
unchanged. Lard dull aud nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

BALTIMORE, October 30.--Virginia SIS, past-due
upons, 46; Few 10. 40's, 80; new 3's, 51i.. Bid