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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Congregational nominations.


HLOoNINGToN, LII. September 1.-THE
Democrats OF the Fourteenth district have
nominated e. G.. Clark, OF Decatur, for
Congress.
BURLINGTON. y. j.. September l1.-Dr
Frunklin Il. Gaunt. Of Burlington, was to-
dsy nominated for Congress by the Second
District Democratic Convention.
BOsT0S. September Il lion. FranriSB
Hayes. whose health has much improved
within the past forty.eight hours. has ne.
ccp;ed the Republican congressional nOmi-
nstion in the Fifth district.
rHlLADEI PUIA, September 1.-THE Re
pubhcarS Of this city today made the fol-
lowing nominations for Congress Second
district. Charles O'Nein: Fourth district.
William y. Kelly; Third district, jacob ).
Gumpler; First district, II. II. Binghlm:
Fifth district. A. g. IIarmer.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE new
Democratic Convention 10 nominate cam
dlda'e in the second congressional district
assembled at Tows0ntown to-day. ON the
ninth ballot DR.. +. I. Shaw, 81 Carroll
county, was nominated to succeed Hon. j..
Fred. {. Talbot. The first Convention
Lad 1853 ballots at Elktou. and ten days
later - ballot, III this city, without making
domination, ard the new Convention was
ordered by tie site Democratic Commit
tee. The same delegate, were selected. cN-
ccIt in Cecil. where new delegates were
elected Or. shaw received the uOmina-
iion four years ago and declined. when
Taitott W.. renominatcd.
ST. JOINS. MICH, september lI.-The
Democrats and Grocnhlckcrs OF the Sixth
district united their forces yesterday and
nominated Hon. l.. Is. Winans for Con-
grcss.
WASHINGTON. September l7.-F'redcrick
y. Ely, Republican. Ninth Massachusetts,
John 4. Wait. Republican. Third Connec-
tiout, Icnominai,d; John Rogers, Demo
crat. Fourth Arkansas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
. Gram. Hotncrs Mrs. Garfield.

\ Cleveland special ,ay,: Al O'Clock
YESTERDAY afternoon stranger rang the
docr.leli a. Mr.. Garfield, residence, on
Prospect street. and inquired for some one
b, tAe IL me- OF Pip'r. H. was told that no
such person WE'D there. and leit. but took
Up position on front OF IA" house, leaning
AGAINST tree. For several h)ur' be re-
manned there immoNahie. Tie I, Z tall,
sim man. m'y wears old. wlth gray
hair and Whi.kcr,. and OF the typ'-
cal mak,-up q Yankee from way
down last. lie was seen % stand there
for tire hour. aut people who pissed
along the street noticed the peculiarly OF
IN, lock,. The Fourth precinct police
were notified. and Plirolman >tadler WA
sell 10 iuIc,'i-utc the ease. The stranger
refused 10 answer the officer, questions
and w, rlaccd under arrest. Al the
,taiion.hou,e target revolver, clllbre
-, with an eStra-iong barrel was found in
hi, lreas;-pockct. He declined % ,tile hI'
meme a1d residence, aud wa, booked ~
..John Doe" on The charge 81 carrying
concealed weapons. Tins morning he vas
arralencd IN the Police Court before judge
Uut,hn,. lie refused 10 an,werany qucs-
tons and was committed 10 jail tor cod
tempt. lie i. undoubtedly insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A Strect.Figbt-Dook Garner Dangerously
Gut by Diok Flanagan.

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
An ACrObnt's Funeral.

New YORK lhcHlIt lti <iib''i
Many acroiatic performers. Son-'alI'
Gance crti>tS, and other professionals Slln-
cred at No. Bond street ms W''T-
noon, where the funeral oil Miss SNaNnt'
Iottci known a. "Claudia Leslie, Inc
acrobat, who died last sunday al her l..'e
residence oil consumption, tooS place. lhe
coffin containing the remains OF the ut'i
performer, who bad become greatly WA,teu
during her prolonged liines', when hrs'
showed Itself year alter she co!h,
mCnccd her professional career was pl'Ie "a
IN the centre OF small :Oom. ArOuhu u
her friends gathered. Upon a silver p'I,t.c
was the following inscription: "Ni'uu'1
Leslie, died September Il, lNSl, aStu
tweniy-iour years" Al the head OF III,
coffin WAS pillow OF rose. with ne worn
Rest in yioleis. cent by MI. JOIN a.;
Kraft, and on the coffin another no'a,
tribute sent b. Mr.. Mayer. The iiherai
ceremony was performed by the Kew H.
st. G. Young, Of Grace church. me pau
bearers were Mr.. John KRAFT, Nj. heorSc
Burky, Mr.. Frank Mason, and Mr. Niiiiam
Ripley. Ter partner. The intermem vas
in Evergreen cemetery. The deceA'eu
leaves only two relatives, mother ihu'
brother, living inVirginia. Neither Knows
OF her death. Her brother Is CONSUME,
tive. The deceased had Il very proud
split, and did not wish the actors find 10
pay Tor her funeral. Mir Ripley said tlal
shc was one OF the best performers III th'
country, and that she gave great promise
81 a brilliant future. She was native OF
Virginia. She commenced her career III
this city seven years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
THEAGIrA1I0N ~ BRUSSELS.
IN audtcuce with the hing on the Subject
of thc Educational Bill.

BrvssELs. September i1.-Eho agitation
m REGARD TO the ne~ education bill. which
the KIM ha, already signed. still continues.
To-dsy the mayor, oi Brussels, Ghcnt.
siege. Mons. Arion. and Antwerp were
granted m audience 10y the King. Thc
Na,or OF brussels, acting n spokesman
for SILL uttered q strong prolt'; a-tn',
the bill. The dcputatlon for which he
spoke. be said. represented so com-
nuu,,. with a population al @,Noo,o1'.
The k,rg, in reply. said ne hiQ t.
ctivcd numerous p,,iion- also IN favor
q the bill. II Wa h> duty 10 comply v i'h
tie national will which was expressed by
the msicri,y IN Parliament. lie would
ALWAYS Scrlpuiou>iv observe the duties oi a
constitutional mona.ch. and 80 remain
faithful to h, oath. lie should continue ~
tie futurr, ~ IN the past. to spare no effort,
necessary 10 assure the regular working Of
ihc parliamentary ytg'ms. lie would treat
aI BELGIAN, alike. IN exercising his pre-
negative, hc served Bel-ium-2ot one pc
li:Ical party. but loth--and with Belgium
the noble cau,e II liberty, 20 which h. WI'
deer " and ,tcadiastiy devoted.
p,n,e crowd, collected about the pa'1c,
during the audience OF toe mayors. ana
loudly chccrcd these gentlemen II they
cane out,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
DtNriLLE.
Al GA iditoT ReUrcs-Miss innic Penn
Young Mems Christian Association-i
p.,,rt,r Becomes a student.

Young We" ''','''','
preacher h'''"'N ''"o''''
i'o,,'-.'. '' -, Co..
SEPTEMBER l.. iN>i.
CrIiaic A'rcr Anderson announced IN
The a. FER yesterday evening tat he aaN
sold the E,3>t,r establishment, VITA The
business AID Goodwill. 70 y. W. c. Now
lin. Sd; and Juo2e NoWNH IN a~> iulh~
control 1 the pepper says that no ch'n-.
"" le made In the polite, or general
course o.. 'h' paper. IIe h'' '-el c'"l'..-
cd WIN Die 'aloFa' T. .uh'-' 'ht', 10Y u''I
than year, ana quietly .'tS' No @i,'''H y.
suaI~t "i '' ''~.i''" To 800 i'''''
Information Vas received mere y'>.'.J
Of The o'aih' on lHo lo'h instant VI ~
Annie f'nu. OF I"'lith county, "''-''e'
Of Vt. Green Penn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

"a 1cia,7e. cssb. 78le. ~ 9lptessbess
Corn higher and snacttvc; 1ess01c; cssss
lsIa4sAc. september. Oats hrm ena n,sn-
or. 27s. casl,, scia2sic. October. Wnl,ksv
s,eady. Pork quiet 1t ei0. Jtati6.I9. bn's.
meat. quiet; long clear, s9A5 short flD,
sos5. clear. 1880. Bacon sfeaay' pu5
clear. stO. g7s: short RIB, Si0.O c'eaf' vii
lard dull and nominal at ~.
CHICAGO.
Cuc,eo. september iT.-F'our un-
changed. whe,t opened 6rm; declned ~
10. closed &C.. higher than Yesterday; sep
tembcr. 7Isa75,c.; No. 2 Chicago sprinx,
-.sa7.fc. Corn. excited Interest IN near
deiiyorics: closed &C.. higher for september
man Yesterday: cash. jStc; septe'oDer'
s,Ia5gc. oats firmer; sasc. higher; cs,n,
2jsc.; september. .jlasjtc. Pork an.'
cash, Si6 75asI5; september. sic;D ~
Lard, active demand and weak; casn, s''W
asT.l5: september. Tie. Duik.meas IN
Fair demand; shoulders, 1913; short rie.
$3.50; clear, S005. wbiskcy unchanged :"
sl.i3. -
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE. september l..-fiouf
steady. Wheat easier; No. 2, cash aud sep
;ember. 7lc. Corn FIRM; No. :. jitc. OsS
steady: No. ,. 25Ac. No. white. y. azyc:
Provisions easier. Mess pork. cash ana
ScIicmb,r. SIG. Iard--Prime stap. cash
and October. s1.lj. swc,t-riskled hams
f,m At l.5al2.c. Hogs wesk ~ Sj.sOaS6.io
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
4 MARINE EARTHQUAKE.
\ Brig Tossed by Commotion Of Waters Off
the SIrGinia Coast.

the SIrGinia Coast.
4 Pensacola Q'la.) special OF the 18Th
.a,~: The American brig Charles Dennis.
CAPTAIN Conn2chcr, from Friendship, Me-.
has lust arrived al Pensacola after pass
agr Il forly-tWO day. On August ljth,
IN latitude - degrees HOrih. lonStu IL -
degree, west. aJCu, degrees OF shor. She
encountered 4 marine earthquake, which j.
supposed 20 have been sequence 81 ia" one
which shook up New York and New Eng
Erd. The brig wa, on the eastern edge OF
the GuH stream. The appearance 81 IN
>hv denoted a hurricane. cons, qucnily the
Irig was put under short sail. The wind
yocled 10 every point Of the compass ana
then lulcd. suddenly 4 roar 81 The srl,
deeper than the loudest thunder, WAS heard
II loilod like a pot, hcaping up great seas
that tossed the brig like al eggshcll, now
on the crest OF 4 wave and then IN the
trough. her iorcyard eros inG to the
water on either side. When the COM
motion was over II was found tha-
The fcrema,t was sprung, the lore.
topmast heed carried away. ana the Nc''ci
SERIOUSLY crippled. After fishing tie ioTe-
mast tlc caltain proceeded on the VOYAGE,
meeting with Nc more mishapS. The Garth
Quake must have had il, centre some l0ur
hundred or five hundred miles east OF Hat
teras. Further lines OF deep sea sounding
may determine the location OF His lnlr'he
upheaval. During the commoIon "i 'he
waters theIc was little on no Wlnd NlIIihS'
md the secthing and boiling OF the ,ri
wa, like caldron, the yt~,ci h1bbIn- h"'
chip utterly be, Ona control.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Dodgins Payment Of Tonnage Dues


Fly telegraph To the Di'patch'l
WASHINGTON. September l,.-Ihe ptr'
uty Commissioner Of Navigation has a. H..
cided that vessels fraudulenty "dunniaru
for the purpose OF reducing their ton','7,
must be admeasurcd without resaf' -
dunnagc and pay tonnago-fec' acco'n,
iugly. II has been lhc practice ~
some cases TO reduce the Tonnage W
The hold by mailing on false hoor'nIi
and ceiling, tie object being to avon, avon
the payment OF legal tonnage di1'' -.
10 reduce the tonnage so Nv 70 a'oii ''i
tain requirements, local or olherw Sc ,o ~
else TO obtain ceriaia privileges accor lO',l
20 vessels Of small tonnage. Thus 'e'''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
TIE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
Minister Morton Not Coming Home Yet
Other Specuiations.

IBy telegraph to the DIspaich.i
WASHINGTON. ID. c., September iT.-ln-
formation was received here to-day that
Hon. l.. 7. Merton. Minister to France,
who had intended to have sailed for New
York on Tuesday OF this week, has con-
cIudcd to defer his departure for two
weeks. This fact would seem to eifectually
dispose ~ the report thai he was coming
home - assume the duties OF Secretary Of
the Treasury. as that Office will have to be
filled within the ensuing seven days. IL l.
said 10y Morton's friends that he obt1ined
leave OF absence 10 come 10 this country
before the death Of Secretary Folgcr, and
bis original intention 10 have started lew
days sitter that event was merely an accl-
dent aud had no possible connection with
the vacancy in the Cabinet. Mr.. Morton :
object in coming home Just at this time II
said to lie 10 attend 10 some private business
IN New York.
II was ,tatcd positively to-day that Cen
ornl Sharp would not accept the Treasury
portfolio. The prevailing impression in
this ely HOW IN regard 10 the vacant Office
j. that unless Assistant Secretary Coon Il
promoted The Office will be given 10 some
promincu, citizen Of New YoIk-a personal
friend 81 the President whose name IN,
net yet been mentioned in connection with
the Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
F.fIRF1X COUNTY.
The Canvass Opencd-Barh0ur, Ciaulh,on,
and Ayieu address Larre Meeting.

IC,rrcsroad,nce Of The Richmond Di,po,chl
FAErAN Courthouse, Nh.,1
September -. 1851.
The canvass El> opened in gooi cirIc,t
n old Fairfax. ana viii To- vigorously
prosecuted until the day OF election. We
had several line speeches to-day. Hos.
John :. Barbour op"Tcd with short al
dress. and discussed matters OF special in
tCre,t To- oar people. lie ha, made IN Ell.
Cert representative. and will be returned
20 Concre,. by an ov rwhclmiag majority.
Ile WAS followed by Nir. II. q. C!augltoa. of
Washington. y. &, whomsdc an eloquent.
chas;c. and effective speech.
Colonel William X. Aylelt, Of Ming VIII
Hsm county. VS. The next speaker. and for
IN hour or more held the attention OF his
audience ly his superb e,DquCncr. unln-
>wOahlc logic, and Incompatible humor.
He j. ore OF tie best and most effective
speakers in The state. and completely Won
Tho hearts 81 our 'Copic.
The Republicans seemed @.c1;ly de-
ioc:od. They bad the u.r O.. the court
house; hit ala,. they DID not have t5r
crowd. Ic-. than score oi Wait's ana
about twice that number oi Eesroc, con.
siituied tAeir audience.
Tie Recommendation ct or state Com
mi:tec with regard to joint discussion Wa
observed. and the enemy made "a fe-l and
realize that they were no longer entitled 20
respectful! recognition. FAlHFAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
1he American Political Alliance.


iBr teisIr-i u ln tir I'spiicN'I
ToeToN, September l1.--Iu accordance
with instructions contained 10 a recently
issued address 10 Councils of American
Political Alliance. requesting each or-aAi-
cation to express it, preference by ma
jolily vote vi IFS members for the prcsi-
DENTAL end -pr,si1ertial candidates,
reports have been received from thirty
three State Councils. Although the exact
fguro, are not ohtainahlc, il i, known tnlt
CaItain ". l.. Ellsworth. OF Pennsyl;ana,
hrs been nominated A. the Alliance clndi-
date gCr President Vi the United STATE. ard
1harlr, II. Waterman, ~ New York, f'r
NiccPrc,idcrt. II the nominees accept.
formal letters viii be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
NECKLENBrRG COUNTY
ilcctor Atkins a. "a >pcaker-coloros Ga.
Eous- uodson Deserts Evans.

~
GCorrc,rondencc Of the Richmond D,s,,,chI
BOyuToN, September IL 1874
Thi, bcirg court day The Democr,fs were
addressed by the How. W. +. Atkins. cIec.
tor for the Fourth district. in a ciaqr To-
cal speech. free from all bombast and elan.
tyaV-.iuSt such speech a> J., calculated IN
convince the judgment and leave lqsling
impression. II i, 10 hc hoped that Mr.
Atkins's time viii he fully utilized from
now until clcCtion-d1y.
COLONEL BRADY md !. i. Evan, (co'orcaO.
opposing Republican candidalcs for Con.
grcsS from the Fourth districl. were pre-
sent with their orators, Sc. Both c,ndi-
dates addrCS,Cd their followers and the few
whose curiosity lcd them from place 10
place. Nuy liltIC enthusiasm w9S elected.
think Evans had the largest crowd.
Early in the day il was reported that
Amos nodSon, who represents thi. county
in the Legislature. and was one II the Lead
els against tie "machiae method" WAS
"on the fence" hut later in the day he
took the stand in flvor OF Colonel Brady,
having been convinced, a> reported, bv tha
argument 80 Irresistible in this day Dol
son must be one Of the most fOr.iving men
in the county. Tor when defeats were
sent from here he had 700 against Brady's
2jo. aud yet the machine" party sent the
delegate, for Brady. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
MOVEMENTS or THE EMPERORS.
Precautions Taken for Their fro''c'io"
Aicrs Their Route of irayel'

By cable 70 the Di-raich.l
SEIERNIwIcE. September 1.-The local
police were advised from Vienna that dyni-
mite would BE- found ,ecrcted in The coal
carried by locomotives. The police at
once made a careful examination Of the
coal supple, on the locomotives reaching
iii. I6int, but discovered nothing OF 4
suspicious nature. A. further precau'
tion. The oilccr- Of the railway rain,
we're required to take an oath 81 allegiance
"a the Ger before entering on their duties.
An r.iyay yiaIGc,S over which any OF
i -1, imrrcrIal Passengers were to pa; wcr.
carefully examined. The soil was cleared
away to the depth OF thrte feet around me
support, to make SIRE that DO 1ipahille
had been lodged there.
The Premier, Of he th.ce Emperor- held
q conference yesterday, which lasted three
hours. subsequently TO that Emperor
William gave an audience TO Count ha.-
Ioly. Emperor William lett ,klern" ico
last night. The Austrian Emperor de-
pilis to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
THROUGH THE STATE.
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
The Expcdlcny OF Democratic Nomina.
tion for Coneress-The N,gor OF the f,Rh,
ARniust The Machine.


tion for Coneress-The v,ror of the F,gh,
Against The Machine.
Correspondence o. tho Richmond Dispstchl
PlTERsDuRG, September Il. 1884.
It's understood that n strong effort VIII
be made 20 induce the Democratic Con-
vention, which assemblies here on the
It'll Of October, to nominate candi-
date for Congress. IL il not believed
that such efforts will he made through any
interested personal motives, but solely Tor
the reason that e Is believed that IL will be
bet for the Democratic party 10 have a
nominee in the field, A petition is being
circulated here asking the Convention 10
make n nomination. Some will sign Il;
Others will rot. When the Convention as
semllcs the sentiment OF the people VIII
doubtless be thoroughly known on the
suhjcci.
A. the session OF The Hastings Court IT,
morrow Judp, Mann will deliver bis deci-
sion ne to the jurisdiction OF his court IN
the Planters and Mechanics Bank cases
which has been raised by the state.
The INDEPENDENT snti-machne Rcnnhli-
cans have organized clubs in every ward IN
thi, city. and are also pcriccflnS orgauiza-
tious in he counties. While, as wei as can be
iud.cd by the respective meetings OF the
Two I3ftit>. lut bt~iPtc are "iiiAt 'utiN
divided rs 70 Numbers rs between Brady
and Evans. il is believed the secret Sympa-
thics Of tie colorcd people are with Evans,
and that il they could cast their ballots
without detection the great body of them
would vote for The representative OF their
race.
At MccklcnbUrg and Dinwiddie Court
houses on Monday The crowd was with
Evans, l. IS positively stated that while
Evans was Al RlaCkS-aud-N Whites, on his
way 10 Mcckenhurg county. he was in
formed ly friend that she sum II $4,000
would bc placed II his disposal il be would
step down aud OUt of the canvass. Evans
j. reported 10 have replied that no amount
OF money could induce him 10 surrender
liz candidacy. At MccklCnburC Court
horSc, il j. stated. the "machine " Gcpub-
HcanS kept open hou>c; and II i openly
CHARGED hv the friends Oi kya1S
that four q The delegates from that c,un-
10. who helped t. nominate him. have
len bought M 10y the machine. D0dspu,
who spoke for Colonel Brady. is reported
~ have SAID thai that gentleman has
80. 600 o. spend IN the canvass. There /,
no d.ub That DE l. Well supplied. but. as a
TREND of the coiorcd candidate said to-day,
Evans can do more with $40 than Brady
can with 500. RoBlN ApAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
NcnIeI. fucker. an;I 1OlsanGoH Open
The EomCcrntic canvas III 4Ynch.
burr,


IsIlcill 'c,orraW l1 tho Nisr1t'h.I
LYNCmtEG. VA. September l.. 1881.
Tie c.nva>s WIS formally op-nrd i'm
Lynchbw2 tonight by Major john y.
Daniel, Hon. John Il. Tucker, aud NJ.
Bohanuou. Of Richmond. The speaking
TOOK Place III NooTmln', warehouse. which
wa, flied with crowd that almost taxed
ii, capacity. being yariou~iV estimated at
from 5000 10 1900. Daniel made great
speech. and so did Tucker. Mr.. Bohannon
spoke briefly, but nj, rcmark> were hca!u-
" chcered and bad good c.lect. Lynch
burg and Campbell are aroused Is tacy
were never aroused before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
The Bankers and Merchants Teie
graph Company.

lby lr.tEr pm io the Di-N1liN.l
NEW YORK. September E.-Nr. sully,
one 81 the general officers al the Blnker'
and Merchant, Telegraph Company, says
that for the protection Of all concerned the
property should he placed in the hands OF
a receiver. and that an application to that
effect viii be made in few day. lie
further state, that within thirty DAYS plan
Ter determination will be devised that will
sg.ia put the property on good basis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18

Malaria has no color. Malaria has no
oder. Malaria makes no noise. Malaria IS
very sly IN its way OF coming. III captures
MS before we can resist. IL attacks Dao
blood. weak lungs. torpid liyers, ana 1ys-
peptic stOmschs. But Browns Iron bi.'
teis can drive IL OUT, and expei tue nsy
fever It brings. Mrs. >. u. Mcdonald New
Haven. Conn, says ~ suffered for SIX
years from the effects OF malaria. Browns
iron Bitters cured Inc completely"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
Wall sTgrsr YssfsRDAY.
An rusealar snd ursessied Market Closes
Higher.

NEW YogK. September 1.-THE stock
market opened irregular. but before tue
first call prices advanced isg. subse.
oIeutly the market became unsettled. ana
there was some pressure 10 sell ielhlng
shares. particularly Union Pacific, jersey
Ceptral, IT. Paul, Northwest. and Lacka-
wanna. The announcement OF new i>sue
~ $4,000. 900 bonds by It. Paul was used
IN d,tress the stock. jersey Central. how
ever. scored the greatest decline, dropping
"a ~. Paul sold down 10, Northwest II.
Isckawanpa T.. Union Pacific ~. After
the second call a steady tone prevailed. ana
later on. when Manager Camp. OF The Clear
inc.Uo,isc. sisted that no bank IN the city
hsd asked for assistance from the Clear
ing.Uouse Committee, and all rumors
10 that effect were utterly iase, the
smaller Tears began 10 cover. NJ T. W.
adyiccs from Boston were received an
ncnncing that President Adams. OF The
Union Pacific. Lad published statement
showing that the earnings OF the company
Cor tho fscai wear ended June 30, 1881, were
,t the rate Of % per cent. on stock alter
all charges had been met. In the fi>e
which followed. Uulon Pacific WIS prom
nett. selling ups Northwestern rose - ;
-. Paul. T.: Lackawann,. 3 Lake shore'
Is: jersey Central, y; Pacific Maj, IL
Western Union. u. Near the close Jersey
Central returned TO 50i. and the Improve
mont in the remainder Of the LIST was par
italy lost. Compared with last night :
closing, prices are ta2a higher. except Tor
| Central Pacific. which l. lower; Erie.
| Delaware and Hudson, u, and Jersey Cen
trail, -. sales, 3j3, GOO shares.
NOon.-StocKs weak. Money, la2 PEI
cent. EXchange-Long. 4S2aiS2t; short
iS4ai>li. Governments duh. States easier
Ernirq.-Exchangc is2. Money, l1l!
pcr cent. sub-Trcasury balances Gold
SiS0.-CG; currency, S9.706. Government
easier: per cents. 1903; per cents
1908. state bonds dull.
> 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-18
e Mexican Statesman Released from
Prison,

lRy toicgrluh y Inc DFpaich.
CRY or MFXICo. september l1.-GcncrN
Vicente Hiya Filacio who had been IN
prison since December last. was released
today. The reason given Tor tn, imprl'-
onmcnt wa, hi failure 90 report at the
palace AT the time o. the riot in connection
with the issue OF nickel com by tne Gov
rrnment lie vas at that time member OF
The Mexican Congress, ana had made a
srecch against the measure providing for
issuing nickel money. Tacrc i general
rcinlclng nYcr hi. rclnaSe.