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DAN VILE.
Liaht Rains aud n Good Raiu-ToO Much
Observation-Disclosures at West Point.
TCortcsuouferr 70 ~ tto Psc,uord piera,.b1

Liaht Rains aud n Good Raiu-ToO Much
Wbiskey-ENamination at West Point.
Correspondence a The Richmond Dispat.hJ
SEPTEMBER 13, 1891.
There has been some rain here during the
last two day, but 1t only cooled the air and
laid tie dust. Major Sutherin SAYS there
WAS 4 good rain along up the New-Riyer
railway. and II would be Of much ben fit
TO the tobacco, but not much to the cora.
4 further account Of the shooting affair
1T RiceVlle, this county. few days ago is
tlat the bullet entered the lung, OF Lewis.
commonly called Crawford Lewis, and had
not been extracted. and that too much
whisky was the cause Of the fighting.
Mr.. Edward Anderson, of the Green
Pond section, This county, who had re-
ccivCd the appointment O. alternate 20 the
Military ACldcmyat West Point. has passed
the preliminary examination and entered
upon the course 81 study there. OF the
forty. eight candidates for admission TWEEN
ty.tw0 failed on the preliminary eXamna-
ton. My informant says that nearly all
Of those who were admitted had been there
in June and failed or had been under spc-
cIsl preparation for nearly one year.
An engine and four cars Of freight
tram on Thursday evening were thrown
from the track at Franklin Junction, on
tie Midland road. through the fault OF a
switchman. who had left the switch set
wrong The engine was rolled dowr an
embankment thirly-fye feet high. The
cars were left upright, and were nO5 much
damaged. None Of the men were hurt.
The engineer discovered the negligence of
the switchman too late to prevent the de-
Talment.
Superintendent Slaughter. OF the public
schools Of Dsnyille and the adjacent re-
gion. examined at the first call about sixty
white teachers. superintendent Wilson. OF
the public schools Of the other townships
OF the county, has recently examined IN all
uinety-fve teachers. estimate that in the
whole county there have been examined.
white and colored, one hundred and seven
ty-dve applicants for the teaching business.
There's boom for the teachers.
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Cholera Notes.
NEVsNEH tNVEN
iBy cable TO the Dlspa'ch.


MAnrm, September Is The report OF
the rayage> Of cholera in the Spanish towns
COR the pat twenty-four hours is: Novel;
Ga-Frcsh eases. 4; deaths, >. Elchc-
fresh eases. -; deaths, 1. Monforte-
Fresh eases. g.; deaths, o Andon-Fresh
cases. deaths, 0. Lerida-Fresh cases,
l; deaths, /.
PANS. September 13.-An isolated death
from cholera has occurred in one Of the
hospitals OF Paris. The victim was sol
der who had just reached here from Per-
pienan. Before leaving Perp'gnan ne ate
u hearty meal. and on the journey lither
suffered greatly with diarrhTl.
ROME. September l3.-Daily bulletins
showing The rayages OF the cholera in Itay
during the past twcniy-;our hours are a,
follows:
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slss.as lsl!s ~ Zss.,s % 1 81. - =.
sciisc and Icwssi l7s47!e. ssss. e. = - (.
ocsober. wbiskey stsedy q ef.iI. Pcse
dull; tf0.W ssksd. BaIk-ncsss lover
long clear, to.so, short rib, 1890 sn -
clear, sI0. Bacon quiet; long clear, S,p;,w,'
short rib, ei0.50; short clear vsLaA'
Lard dull and nominal.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, september ls:--arsl nnI cS".
swLite, eOc.; mixed, Sc. Oats NO.
MIXED. as1c. Provisions very gu'et. .ms
rort. sIs. Bu,k-meafs-sh Shoulder. 0te';
clear rib, Ioc.; clear sides. iolc. Bacen-
shoulders, Tic; clear sides. ioic. e;ess'
IIlc. Hams, isAal4c. Lard-steam''ea''
9Ac.
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single cases are reported from various
towns. Spczia IS stll the centre OF the
epidemic. In the province Of Genoa, OF 81
cases reported in that province IS we're in
SrCZ'a.
NAPLES, Scptcml er 13.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph La, telegrapbcd King fIumbert
hi admiration for the devotion shown by
the King TO his plague-Stricken people.
There have been more religious process
sons here to-day conducted by the lower
classes, which ended in The participants
drinking 10 excess. The Deputies bitterly
dcnounce these professions.
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ATexns LyEc';fng.


fEy tcCgTaIh o The ~ 9lich.I
GALVESTON, Tex. september lj.-A
special to the Ners from Dallas sa?' TIM
Fall Tay Tor, the NJ gro who made an assault
on Mrs. Flppon on the night Of June I'll
was taken from the sheriff and his oiiictr-
Yesterday by posse OF nine men. The
officers were bringing Taylor from NaN1'
hstchie to Dallas for safe-kecpinc. " men
few miles out from WaXaha'chie ne
officers were upri,ed aud captured WIN
the prisoner. The posse then proceeded
toward Dallas. At IL O'clock last ni9iII'
when four miles from the city, they we're
joined ly posse Of forty masked m en-
who quickly swung the negro to the Inn
Of tree. The sheriff and constable, VINO
bad been prisoners all day, were then
allowed to 90. Taylor protested his nho'
cCncc with his last breath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

American District Telegraph Company, .
new corporation, TO erect poles ana estap-
ll.h messenger service In this city. Coun-
Gilman r.. N. Crane IL one Of the stock.
holders Of the company, and at . meet
Ing Of the directors few evenings
ago he stated that some Of the coun-
cilmen had to be "6xed." He sug-
gested that ninety shares Of stock In
the company, each share being worth
SIS. be sei aside and divided among the
members OF the Council who voted In tho
company's interest. and Crane indignsnt:
Iy DC clnred that the councilman, bimseif
included. should get something for their
services. The matter was finally laid on
The fable until subsequent meeting. The
dob was exposed to-day by julia schlat-
ter. stakeholder in the company, aud has
cpused ouitc a sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
The Chinese Question Discussed.


PARIS, September Is AT a Cabinet
council held to day. in accordance with
previous announcements for the discus
SION 81 the Chinese question, me-Minis-
ter Ferry distinctly confirmed the report
that China had not declared war. Admiral
Pcyron, Minister Of Marine, read dis
ra,chcs from Admiral Courbet which
stated that he would resume operations a
soon a. he received reiuforccmentS and a
fresh supply of provisions The Chinese
question was the only subject discussed.
The question Of cOnyokins the Chamber,
was left to be decided by the Cabinet cOun-
ell Of September 23d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, September ID, 1884.
SMEs-FIRsT B0ARD.-l.00) Virginia
Midland incomes at 90; 1000 Do. at 90.
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Likelihood OF Disorder in Belgium


BRUSSELS. September 13.-E EtoHe BstJ..
tnewsraper) denies that Leopold has ve'o "a
the educational bill, and states that we'll
informed circles believe that the bill has
received the royal assent, and will ne short
" promulgated in the official Mohiteu!r'
LEfoiIe aftrms and guarantees that IT.
statement + authentic; that in anticipation
q this announcement the War Department
has called out tie reserves. and IS prepar'
irg 10 concentrate in Brussels six thousand
men from the p ovincial garriSons to pre-,
suyc order. General Wander Smissen Will
probably take command OF the troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
War to be EesuUn ed.


TbF NdIlI' u IIIV III'I'NtNFI'F
PARIS. September 13.-Prime Minl''e'
Ferry yesterday, after conference with tn'
Secretaries OF War and Marine, Gen'iI
CampenoD, and Admiral Peyron, zee
gIaphcd 10 Admiral Courbet to resume
warike operations at once. General Cini
ponon refused TO assent to the dispatch o.
more troops from Cadres, In France un'
less war against china should be declareu
His advice was that The number OF rein
forcements should be limited TO LOO hcn
and that these should be sent from Alserai
Admiral CouTbet, on the receipt OF ~
Ferry's dispatch. left Nation win III
" hole fleet and started for the north.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
PETERSBURG IND VICINITY.
Ministerial Changes-Receipts and lnspec-
tons Of Toba ccO-nTogress oi the Rcpdjii-


cor Canvas.
TCoifo,t ondefce Of the Richmond Dispa;ch.I
PETERSBURG, September -. 1884.
The clo.e Of the present Conference
wear will witness the transfer to Oihar uclds
OF labor Of two OF The prominent Meth
odist ministers of This city, rendered nec'S.
s,ry By The expiration OF their Tour ye r.
terms II service with their respective
churches here. They are Rev. John r.
Edwards, ID. D., pastor OF The Market
Street church, and Rev. j. Z. Reed, pastor
Of the High.Strect church.
In reference TO DR.. Edwards. 1t NAV be
remarked the. he was the First pastor OF tlc
Market.Slrect church and the organizer oil
ils CONGREGATION and sunday school. II
was largely Cue to his efforts that the band
some edilcc in which the congregation has
worsbiDued for nearly quarter OF cen-
fury was built. During his present charge
he has not only largely increased It's mem
bcrship, but has greatly improved The
church. His people are devoted to him,
ard are looking forward with sincere re-
gTet 10 tho day when he shall leave them.
Tie whole community, irrespective oil dc-
nomination, " i'll Join in this regret. Kew
j. G.. Reed is in the prime OF lie' i an
able minister, aud most efficient pastor,
ard bis removal in the midst OF the goo'
work be il doing is sincerely 10 Dc ~
plOred. ..,.,,
The work OF improving the Appoma'loX
canal and river by the new owners Oh lne
company is progressing rapidly. iarge
force OF bands Is employed improving the
navigation Of the canal, and boa,s nave
been ordered for use as soon as the WORE
shall have been completed. The peopie
along the line are rejoicing nj tue prosptc'
Of finding market for their produciS'
which they have not had Tor many years
| In addition, the water-power Is To DC hoie
| fully developed. ..
The sales Of loose tobacco in TINS city
during The present week amounted 70
| about $1,000 pounds. The lnspection'
since the LIST OF October, 1855, are hearp
! 9,200 hogsheads as against about lO'3oV ,oi
the corresponding period OF last year nc
receipts so far this year are l,0OO hosS-
| heads.
The wheat market has been some"h,'
blocked recently Nv reason OF the low water
in the river and the consequent inability o.
the millers TO grind freely. Rain is greatly
needed, not only TO I'LL our streams ou'
also to help forward the growing crops u
maturity.
Among the pieces Of property purchased
by the Virginia and Carolina railroad "a
secure its pght Of way In this city Is thc
old COgbill mansion, n Canal street.
Many years ago this was one OF the nnest
residences IN the western part OF the CITY,
IL Ii reported that In q few days the COM
psny will concentrate ITS force and begin
active operations at Petersburg and WORK
out through Dinwiddie county. The
Council win give $4,000 In bonds for each
mile Of road, up 10 twenty miles, completed
from Petersburg out.
1t IL reported that petition Is 10 be cir
culnted asking the Judge Of the Husting'
Court 10 revoke certain licenses granted oil
The 1st Of May for the sale Of liquor In por
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
O;l-WoTEs Burned.

IBy Telegraph % tHc Dfpatch.I
NoRgIsTCwN, Pa. September 13.-Two
main buildings OF the Montgomery Oil
Works. OF this borough, were burned this
morning. The fire started at midnight by
the explosion OF lantern in the distllcry.
II burned six hours and caused loss OF
$4,000. The works were owned by VIII
liam Slemmer.
Last November the same works were to-
tallv burned, and were rebuilt since then,
There was no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Carnet.Ba..cr KoIIogs's Pals.

IEY IeI'PTaUN I0 INI TN'iIIVT'I
NEW ORLEANS, September l5.-M the
primary elections to-day for delegates TO
tie Third Congressional District Republi-
can Convention. which meets at Plaque
mines September 23d, Learly all the parishes
voted unanimously for Kellogg delegates.
Tic utmost harmony prevailed except in
two parishes, where there was a division
upon local matters. This, however had no
influence upon tie main question, rs both
fncfinn. voted for kellOgg delegites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
rnsc-RalI Yesterday.

10y INITEIdVW 10 IIlV III7WII'II'T
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, ,; Chicago,
5.
Lancaster, Pa: IrOnsidcs, 81; York, 0.
Baltimore: Pittsburgh Union, II; BaIii'
more Union, 4.
Cincinnati: Alleg' eny, 6; Cincinnati, I.
Washington: St. Louis Union, ~; Ma
tionals, /.
Trenton Allentown. -; Trenton. Q.
Columbus, o.: Columbus, 8; Brooklyn,
10.
Toledo: Athletic. 8; Toledo. 4.
It. Louis 81. Louis. Is; Metropolitan. g
Indianapolis; Indianapolis. 3; Baltimore
10.
New York: New York. Is; Detroit. ,.
Providence: Providence, g; Buffalo, |.
Boston: Boston, II; Cleveland, ,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
FaiIure In New Orleans.

10y tcltgraph 90 INC DIfplIch'I
NEW YoEK. September BE. j. For
stclP- Sons. agents, New Orleans, la, have
SUSPENDED. As successors to their fathers
business they were one Of the Oldest houses
in the city. having represented Barring
Brothers, Of London, England. for over
Gny years. They were regarded highly
respectable men. and heretofore mot all
their cusagemcnts promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Convicted of PERJURY.

IYNCuBURC. VA. September -, 1881.
Matt. FLOYD was convicted Of perjury IN.
Amherst county to-day. lie sworc falsely
20 the age Of girl who elopcd with his
cousin in order 10 obtain 3 marriage
license. Though The couple have BEEN
married for several days, the father Of the
girl Is prosecuting the young man. The
charge Is true lut The prosecution il gene
rally considered an unwaIrlntcd persecu-
ton. considering the circumstances. Both
pqrtic, have many friends. who are taking
.iGcs. and the affair has created consider
able excitement. II the ease is pressed the
Young man. under the statute, viii be sent
fo fhc ucuitpufilTv,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Fatal 4 ecidcnt ut - MISUNDERSTANDING.
ESPECIAL telegram to the DlSpa,ch.I

ALRxANDmA,VA september 10, 1887.
AsR. i. BobeIt., prominent farmer auo
proprietor OF the Cameron Mills, was GONG
out to-day from this city IN carrI,ge
drawn by two spirited horses iocoiho,itc
drawing the psy.car on the hicAhuu, - -
and Fredericksburg railroad struck the
cnrrIage AT the crossing leading TO the
mills. smashing the vehicle and killing
Roberts instantly. The two horses were
also Killed. Roberts was about eighty
years old, and prominent member OF inc
Society OF Friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
sets,ed Up His Receivership.

BY telegraph TO The DlSpatch'l
INDlANAPOLIs, September l3.-To-diy
John c. ;. Harrison, receiver 81 the IN
diara Banking Company, and his bonds
men paid into court the entire balance due
from him as receiver. amounting to s9j.-
AS, and he was released from further
liability ly the court. II appears that be-
fore the failure he bad secured his bonds
men. and they will lose nothing. IL is
generally understood that criminal pro-
ceCdings cannot be sustained, and viii be
Ll..1-i cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
sl.ceps;iead-3ay Races.

Iy IrI'ETap'I 10 IIlV III'IlTVU'I
SHEEPsHFAD BAY. September l3.-first
racc-one mile and furlong-M arkland
won; Rcnwich second. Mammonlst third.
Tine. 1861.
second iace-onc mile-Nin,On won /;
Pampercesecond, Equipoise third. Time,
I:lG.
Third racc-twO-ycar-old,, seven fur.
,orgs-WanGl won; Lizzie DwyJr second,
Florio third. Time, 1877.
Fourth rlcc-one mile and half-Wal.
lanoIc won; Rica second, Jac -of-Iiearts
third. Time, 2:3s.
Fifth race-onc mile and hall aiurlong-
Edwin \. won; Apollo second, Peter l..
third. Time, l:jl.
sixth race -stceplechaSe, full cOurse-
Cnarlemagnc won. Time, 6:l6l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
shieago's Cheap wheat.

By telegraph o the DlsDatch'I
CHICAGO. seutemter 13.-Thc downward
tendency in wheat was more sharply de-
yc!opcd to-day than on any previous day in
the week. With only a slight rally prices
dropped or steadily, the market closing ]
All under Yesterdays phenomlnally low
figures. The ruling price for No. , spring
wheat at The close on Change to-day was
,35373ic. There was an'abundance OF sell
IT, and SPECULATIVE offerings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
pettlc In the Souian.

IDf cfUIr 10 Ilt UIspiV'H'I
SUAEIN, September ia Gght has oc-
curr,d near here between 1920 OF Osmln
Digna's rebel forces and 10000 friendly
Arabs under Mahonoud. The latter lo5thi'
son and fourteen followers. II Is feared
that the friendly tribes Will be driven to
east heir fortunes with the rebels unless
the Government quickly comes to their
assisiqucp,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
puuis,,oa for Provoking an Assault

Nv Telegraph 10 the A'iap't'h"l
louisville. September l3.-General
Thomas Taylor, chief OF police. and his
son, B,anton Taylor. were tried to-day for
provoking an assault upon Joseph Eakins,
city editor Of the Times. They were found
guilty and fined TO the full extent OF the
law. The son was also sentenced to ten
DAVIS i'm iall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
MED from Grief.

GBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
New YORK. September i3.-llrs. James
Hodgkins, whose husband was fatally
burned in Cragin's Japan-iaetory. Brook
Ign, few days ago, has died from grief.
She leaves six children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
The Piedmont Fair.

Correspondence Of he Richmond D!spltch.l
(rLPRPEG. September II, 1881.
The twelfth annual fair Of the Piedmont
Agricultural Society closed yesterday eve
nipg. The exhibition ha, been good AM
satisfactory one in all the departments. ana
the attendance. especially during the la't
two days, large and appreciatiye. The
lair was considered a success by botn cShl-
litors and yi,itors. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
y,cpc,.Cbiua UI,imntu,n.

LONDON, September ia Pekin DIS
patch TO the Times says: The reply OF
Isung Ii Yaman to the French ultimaium
OF July 18th deplores the refusal OF France
20 ACCEPT Americas offer Of mediation. aud
SAYS China is willing to submit her ease To
any friendly Power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
10y cable to the DisrAtch.I

10y cablt 70 fIt Df5fhtc1IsI :,
LONDON, September f3.-Thc Livefpoo,
post has received news 10 the effect tbas
a NIhilis. named Stanislaw was arrested on
the railway train as he was going to cracow.
He attempted 10 commit suicide after ar
real. and confessed that he bad been AS
signed 70 XIII the Gar during his stay OIL
Wasaw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
A CIupipss Murder.

TBY tolclFlnh 20 IAe UI5naTcH'I
AUGUSTA. Ga, september l3.-rhere il
70 clue to the murder OF william Wales,
the night.watchman killed Thursday night
at the strect-car depot. Two hundred dol
lars reward has been offered for the arrest
OF the pelson who committed the crime by
the president Of the company, $500 by the
mayor Of the city, and 5000 by the Gov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
The French.ItaIian Treaty of Com
merce.

fBy cable n the Displtch.l
LoNDON. September l3.-The French and
Italian Governments have entered INTO
negotiations looking to revision OF the
treaty Of commerce now in force between
tie two countries. France asks for in
creased duties upon wines, and threatens
if this be not granted to subject Italy to
common duties upon cattle imports. The
Opini0Re OF Rome, expressing the sentr
mCnt Of the Government, proposes to make
no agreement, and suggests that Italy ear
retaliate for the cattle duty by closing it
ports to French vessels, and also by i'm
posing a duty Of francs per pound upoI
French ribbons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Iuiaber-slilI Burned.

ny tol0 r1ph ~ he DIslNth'I
CHICAGO, September l3.-A dispatch from
Keokuk. Iowa. to the DGily NecS says the
planng-mill Of the Fort Madison Lumber
COMPANY, at Fort Madison, was burned
This morning. \ large quantity OF yalu-
able lumber was destroyed. The loss Is
e.timatcd from $4,000 10 $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Assignment,
NbsfS Ht'N"F
In.,. a. ~. ni.naich

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch
NEW YORK. September l3.-An assign
ment was filed to-day by the members oil tiie
firm OF Joseph X. Wells, coal-dealers, III
Broadway. and doing business Also IN Long
Island City under the name OF tue Long
Island Coal Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
vnolesnre Thef. of Court Documents.

10y tefgrlph 60 lho Dspatch.I
NEW ORLEANS. September ia special
from 81. Marinsyiilc TO the PicGylPe says:
Last night the files Of all The civil and
criminal -uitS now pending, the minute
books, and dockets We're mysteriOuSly
taken from the COURTHOUSE. y general
s,sTrl.WaIrant will be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14

There is not now, nor has there been
sirce the war. purer or better whisky sold
than .Montrosev aud "B Select" Ask
any dealer as To the purity OF these brands.
and you'll find they Will have 10 concede
what we claln-ylx.. mcllowness an
purity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
TIE sgw Yoax STOCK NA8KET
Nxw yoRx. s<ptember i3.-stocks qui,

NEW YoHS, September iS.--stocks quilt
snd weaker to-day. At the opening the
market was firm; prices rose lsi, trunk
lines being the most conspicuous In the
rise. The improvement was based on the
announcement that passenger rates 70
Chicago had been advanced to s17.5o. The
strength was shorl-liycd, however, aud
later on, under the leadership Of co,lers,
Oregon TranscoRtfhen;el and Oregon Nav
Ipatiop, prices dropped ta5 per cent. Coal
shares were affected by reports regarding
the stability OF the combination. In the
closing dealings better feeling prevailed,
and there was a rally Of tai. except for
coalers and Oregon Transcontinentai. which
contipueJ weak. "Seller CO. options were
nut out in Oregon Navigation at Ila.01G7,
when regular prices were .3a12s11; In
Lackawanpa at l04ai03s. when regular
prices were iO7a107i. and in Delaware AMI
Hudson al 80 when the regular price was
90. Compared with last nights closing,
prlccs are la3l lower. Sales OF stocks Tor
he week. s9s, 900 shares; falling OF OF
GOi. COO compared with those OF the last
week. Safes to.day. 10000 shares. Ex'
ports a specie for the week ending To-Day
were S222. $40. making a total since January
Of siG,Sl2, 900 against si0, 1876 for the same
PERIOD last year.
AoOn.-Stocks weaker. Money, la2 pei
ccnt. ExchaDge-Long. 4S2{a4s3; short
4S4galS5. Governments dull. States steady
Er6nir9.- 4s2i. Money. IA
ucr cent. Snb-Ireasurv balances Cold
S129,979; currency, Sl03li. Governments
easier; 4 ror cents, 12cs; per cents
1903. State tondS dull.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
Arrnid 20 Venture.

icy telegraph u The Di5patch.I
Augusta. Ga. September l3.-The Re
publican Convention OF the Tenth con
erosion district met to-day aud passed a
resolution declaring that it WAS ineXpedient
to nominate candidate for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
The Frnnco-ChInese Imbroglio

BY cabic 10 the Hispdt'h'i
LONDON. September l3.-ln circles DeSt
Informed regarding the Franco-Chlnese I'M.
brogho, opinion prevails that NanAln WI.
be the next object OF Admiral Couroers
aitaCk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-14
PRESENTATIONS fer: an Irish-I;iainc
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NEW YORK, September l3.-PreparationS
afe making for Il great Irish rally at The
Academy OF Music ON Thursday evening.
Alexander Sullivan. late president OF the
Irish National League, and others are TO
speak for Blaine.