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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Another Man Killed hv Railroad-Cr,,,.,u.
Ili-Deaths SC


CHARLOTTESVILLE, September 9. 1894
sunday morning the body Of j. w. T,v
Tor was found on the Chesapeake and ohio
rsilroad near keswict. The skull w,s
fractured. The body was brought N Cha.
lctiesviIle and an inquest held over n hm,
there was MOI sufficient evidence IN ds,or'
mine with any certainty the manner Of his
death. '
He was In Charlottesville SATURDAY. p,oh,
until late hour. There are two sumo.
sihons: one that he attempted TO walk 10
his fathers, near Gotham, and becom,no
tired. sat down on the road and was sir,.ct
by the train; the other Is that he attemnied
10 get of the express train while Il was In
motion, and fell, striking on his head He
WAS said to be sober, steady young man,
anda railroad carpenter.
Harry Murphy, the messenger Of the OK
press. who was so seriously injured by Tn .
smashing Of the eXnress-wagou ten DAYS
ago. is in very critical condition. and is
not expected 30 live.
Or. John Lewis, prominent and well.
known physician Of this place. died sud-
denly Friday morning. he was a man OF
noble impulses and kindly nature.
Mr.. j. u. Rogers, OF this county, is dead.
Eight Years $50 he was deprived Of the
use OF his legs. but retained his strength
remarkably as 10 the upper part OF his
body.
The Executive Committee OF the Board
az Visitors OF the University Of Virginia
were in session at the institution Two DAYS
last week. Matters Of comparatively small
importance engaged their attention.
Among the dOngs o; the committee was
the appointment Of Mr. Thomas w. Elsom
as keeper Of the clearinghouse now
known as the Garth House. II will be re.
membercd that about April las, the students
who boarded there Mr.. Woods Garth
beng then the licensed keepcr-were in.
formed one evening at supper that the house
hsd suspended operations, and they mus,
get breakfast elsewhere. Since then the
house has been closed.
DR.. Hedges has purchased Meadland."
snd is having III" place repaired and in
many respects heautiied. This is one Of
the handsomest suburban residences here.
nrrp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
TIE CO-CHINESE WAR.
An English Gunboat Fired Into by slisiake-
The Damage on the Min River.
lBy cable to the Dispatch

(By cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, September S.-The FOo-Ohow
correspondent OF the Times telegraphs un-
der this date THE French gunboat LII
tin visited Tameni, on the northern coast
OF Formosa. on the 18th instant. and found
the entrance of the harbor blocked. The
English gunboat Zephyr was fired upon
Yesterday from Kinpai forts. An officer
and sailor were wounded. The Zephyr
was mistaken for French vessel Of similar
appearance. The British admiral de-
manded an explanation. which was prompt
~ rendered, accompanied with profound
regret and apologies
LONDON, September S.-The Pal Nal
Gazette this afternoon has the following {:
The Chinese report that the damage done
TO the forts and arsenal on the Min river by
Admiral Courbet was trifling. The mason
~ was in some places thrown down, but
has now been fully restored. The French
landed and destroyed only three guns at
the Mingan forts and did not land
at all at klnpai The arsenal was
not damaged. and no war material nor
stores were destroyed. There was no tire
and no explosion. Work at the arsenal /,
now proceeding as Usual. The naval loss
was serious, but after all only two fighting
vessels were sunk. The others were dis
patch or postal. boats. The defences along
the river are now in rs good condition as
before the bombardment took place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Other Games.
(By telegraph to the ~ -paich.l

Toledo: Brooklyns. /; Toledos. :.
Boston: Boston (Unions) 3; Kansas
City,0.
Lancaster IronsideS. .; TrenicnS, 9.
Baltimore: Cincinnati ,Un!onsl II; Bal
timOres, 8.
Allentown: Domestics. 3; Allcniowns, ,.
philadelphia: Philadelphia, 10; Chica'
COS. IS: after eight innings the game was
called on account OF darkness.
Wilmington: Il Louis (Unionsb 0; VIII
r1ipptopS 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

head snd demanded bis money. tbre,,.n,nr
him With death II his demsnd was W.,
promptly complied with. The stone.w,sn 80
who had a hammer with him, defended , h,r'
self with It. A desperate strngg,e ,,
Place between the two men, Tho rohhns
fred At his victim but missed hi" 'y I'M
got In Que or two blows. the las, Of ,yhioys
feIled his antagonist to the ground. and ~
Is believed killed him, "''" ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
nrighton-Deach Races.
TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
lBy telcgranh 10 the Dispatch. /

Nv telegraph 70 the DlspatCh'I
NEW YORK, September s.-First race
purse OF $3.50 for two-year-old maidens,
three quarters Of a mile-Adolph won /;
Lulu T second. Time l:l9t.
second race-S2j0, selling race. one and
one eighth mics-LAtie b. won; Wave
D Light second. Tine l:5Sl.
Third race--One and one quarter miles
Roy ;. Cluke won; Ferg Kyle second.
Time, 2:09t.
Fourth race-s2jO. for non-winners at
Brighton in 1884. seven eighths Of a mile
Harriet won; Greenland second, Joe Muir
ray third. Time, 1924.
Fifth race-purse $3.50, three quarters oil
mile-kiBg Fan won; Montauk second,
treasurer third. Time. lila,
sixth race-purse $3.50 handicap hurdle
race, one and a quarter miles, over i've
hurdes-Claude Brannon won by twenty
,ards Ohio Boy second. Time, 2:22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Hot weather in New York.

fIIy telegraph 70 thc Dbpaich.I
NEW YORK, September S.-Some OF inc
bricklayers and laborers employed III tu,s
city and BROOKLYN were obliged TO quit
their work Ia consequence OF the heal
Henry Grossender, fifty years old. resi-.
dent OF Brooklyn, was overcome by heat
To-day, and died or bis way TO the hospital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Conflicts Between Ciericais and Anti
CIerfcais I'm Brussels.
by cable to the Dispatch

by cable to the Dispatch.l
BRUSSELS, September S.-All Is quiet III
this city to-day. Fully 4 hundred persons
were wounded in the conflicts between tue
clericals and anti-cleriosls yesterday oeVe-
raj persons were wounded seriously, out
nobody killed. AS the clercals who came
from the provinces &c take part in the pro.
cession were returning TO their homes last
night they were assaulted by members oil
the opposite party at many OF the prsvlh-
cial railway stations. A large moo al Ant
werp to-day hooted and yelled rs the cierl-
Gals arrived. The gensdarmes charged on
the crowd and wounded several persons De-
fore dispensing Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

the opinion Of the corporation counsel on
the action Of the aldermen regarding the
broadwav Surface railway franchise. The
Mayor said that because OF this opinion he
returned without action or recognition the
resolutions passed at the meeting Of An.
gust Both last. The matter was discussed
al some length by the body. and finally, on
motion, was laid on the table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
JEALOUSY, MURDER, SUICIDE.
Horrible TRAGEDY In Norfolk - A Youth
WOUNDS One Girl, Kills Another, and Com
mits suicide.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispaich.l

Especial telegram " Vie Dspaich'l
NORFOLK, September 8, 1854.
a shocking ease o. Jealousy happened
here to-day. As two orphan girls-one a
German. the other an Amei lean by birth
sged fourteen and seventeen wears respect
lively. and named Nellie Devlin and Caro-
line SolOmOnsky, respectively. were return
ing 10 It. Yinceut'S Hospital. bringing
pals Of water for the institution. they were
assaulted by an Indian named Bob, living
a. q domestic at tllr hospital.
lie drew pistol and fred two shots at
The girls. The first shot wounded the Ger
man girl. and the second shot entered the
right nipple Of the girl Nellie .Jeylin, pass.
ing through her body, killing her instantly.
The boy then ran 20 a secluded place in the
grounds ard shot himself through the right
breast, causing instant death. The boy pur-
chased the pistol during the morning, show
ing entire premeGitatlon. The girl Nellie
Devlin had been living here five years It
the hospital, and came from Lowell, Mass.
She was the attendant OF Sister Superior
ISadore. The Indian was from san Do
miugo. Dr. T.. Y. Newton. the coroner,
held IN inquest on both bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Cholera Notes.
rs cable to the Dispatch.I

II1IlE'NFIsI
NAPLES, September s.-The cholera epl'
demic has had the effect OF paralyzing tran,
in this city. Ten thousand fishermen ana
large numbers of workmen are out Of en-
ployment, and most kinds OF business Is al
a standstil.
The municipal authorities OF Major,
town not far from Salemo, have sent 4
present Of $500 lemons for Use OF cholera
sufferers In Naples. This il no insignificant
gift, as lemons now cost half frame apiece
here.
PARIS. September S.-There was one
death IRON cholera at Toulon last nlgh''
four at La Seyne, two at Wins, two ~ Per
pIgnan, and three at Tresserre and lille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
IRON POLE TO POLE

LisOM IOLE ~ sChE
has demonstrated It's power Of cure Tor all diseases
Of the blood.
THE HARPOONER'S STORY.
NEW BEDFORD, June l, 1888.
Or. J. &. aver d Co..: Twenty years ago was =
hsrDonner In The North Pacific, when 1--WE others OF
the crew and myself were laid up with oClkVl.
Our bodies were bloated. gums swollen aud bleed
ing teeth loose. purple botches all over us and our
breath seem al rotten. Take II by and large We
we're pretty lady of All our ime-juice was accl-
dozen bottles of AYERS SARsAPAHiLLA, aud
gave US that. We recovered on IL quicker man
have ever seen men brouyht about by any other
treatment for scurvy, and I've seen q good deal OF
sarsaparlla being good for scuryy, thought You
ought % know Of this, and so send You The facts.
Respectfully yours. RALPH Y. WfSGArK.
THE TROOPERS EXPERIENCE.
MAsyEN, BAsUroLAyD Is. AFRlcAl(
March z, 1888.
DIR. j. O. Aver X Co.: Geniiemen.-I have much
Measure 10 testify To the great value OF your Sarsa
years, during which time we have had To- live In
teGts. Being under canvas for such time brought
on what Is called In this country "VELDT-
SORES" had those sores for ZONE time. | was
sdylsed 10 take your sarsaparilla, two bottles Of
which made nv sore: disappear rapidly; and am
~" '' Trooper, Cape Mounted Rinemsu.
AYERS sARSAPARiLLA
Il the only thoroughly effective biood-pariher, the
orIy medicine thai eradicStes the potsons of Scro-
fula. Mercury, aud Contagious Disease froIa the
system.
On. J. C.AYER a CO., LOWELL. MASS.
SOLD BY ali druEs'sis' Price, ", AZ bottle, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
CLEVELAND At ELNIRA.
Gala-Day for that City-Tifty Thousand
People ina Attendance.
fI{y Telegraph to the mspatCh.l

nay Tor ibdf VIZ NV iHvusih"
People ia Attendance.
fBytelcSraph to The Dispatch.l
EI,HRA. n. Y, September S.-Thi, i q
gala-day for Elmra. II Is estimated that
there are 10000 persons In the city and on
the fairgrounds. Governor Cleveland. ac-
companied by Priyaic.Secretary Lamont
and Adiutant- General Farnsworth, arrived
1t $40 O'Clock this morning. AZ the Gov
ernoi's special request no demonstration
was made at that hour, aside from 4 salute
Of twonty-0He guns by the CleyeAnd Bat
tery. The party were met al the depot ny
Lieutenant. Governor Hill and Mr.. NJ. H.
Arn0t. and . number OF spectators, despite
the carly hour. were on hand TO catch a
sight Of the Governor, who wa. driven
directly 20 the residence OF Mr.. ArnoI'
whose guest he will be. AZ II O'Clock, IN
company with the managers OF the in'ti'
tuition, the Governor and Colonel Lamont
visited the State Reformatory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

A Front Royal Va, special OF Sunday
says: The new and beautiful Catholic
church at Front Royal, built with fund
principally furnished BY John Carroll Jen.
kris, son OF Thomas jenkins. deceased. OF
Baltimore, Q member OF Company q. So
copd regiment OF Maryland infantry. Con.
fedeSrte States army, who died at the warm
Syringe, Va, October II, 1851, wss dsdi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Congressional Nominations.
[By telegraph to The Dlspstch.l

TBY tIegfapH 70 Ute IJIsIdV'II'I
BALTIMORE, September S.-William j.
Hooper having declined the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Fourth
Maryland district, the Convention reassem-
bed tonight and renominated Sebastian
Brown.
HOBOKES, y. j.. September Sat the
Seventh District Democratic Congressional
Convention to-day DIR. McAdoo was re-
nominated by acclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Daniel speaks 10 Large CrOwd-Niorris
Gets no Recognition.
Especial telegram to tie Dispaich.l

LYNCHBURG. Va. September :. 1SSl.
Maior John W. Daniel addressed an i'm
mense audience Of representative people
at Campbell Courthouse TO-DAY, speaking
two hours and half with great eloquence
and force. Page Morris, the postmaster at
this place, went ont and asked Tor q diyi-
sion Of tine, but Daniel refused to have
anything TO do with hun. He made few
informal remarks 10 small gathering Of
negroes and four white men in the stree;
OF the village. Daniel ignored him com
plefely. not even referring TO him in his
speech. Campbell and Lynchburg may
be counted on for increased mai0ri,ie.,
juAoiry from the enthusiasm manifested
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Cold weather in Manitoba.
I'm, ,s,evr,nh 10 ,,,e p,.pa,ch.i

IBy telegraph 20 Tie DispHtch.J
WIssRgo. MAN, September s.-Speciais
report slight irosts ut various points on the
Canadian Pacific railway. Sunday morning
the lowest temperature was 80 above al
daylight. A light. drizzling rain set In,
averting all possible damage. though under
any circumstances the injury would be
slight, ~ harvesting IL about over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Piedmont Agricultural Society.

fBy telegraph to tue Dspatch.l
CuLPEPER, Va, September 8, 1884.
The Piedmont Societys Fair, which be-
gins tomorrow, promises TO be agrand suc-
cess and the best fair ever held by the So
ciety, particularly in the department OF live
stock. Thirty horses have been entered Tor
the races and the track. and the stables are
crowded with fine animals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., September 9-I;1o
4. M-For The Middle Atlantic states
generally fair weather, slight changes ID
temperature. sout'erly winds. -,
For the South Atlantic states, geheTait
fair weather, east to south winds, shght
changes in temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Relief for the Poor Of Naples.

fBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l
NAPLES, September S.-A relief service
has been organized by the principal innaoi'
tants regardless OF party. II IL WORKING
well. II is proposed 70 establish extensive
comps for the poor outside the c,ty limli''
Kin 6 Humbert. Prince Amadeo, and Prime
Minister Depretis will arrive In Naples 'N''
afternoon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
CIosiur OF a Dolav.rc Cottou.MiI.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspasch.l
WILMINGTON, DEL, September S.--Jaines
Riddles. Son Il Co.'s cotton-mill, near TINS
city, has been closed indefinitely on ac-
count OF a strike OF their weavers, mum,
berlng about forty, against a reduction Of ~
Ter cent. In their wages. Three hunule .
hands are thus thrown out OF employment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Moti,s nramatic Success.

The dialect comedian, Nj. Lester Frank
lin. will be at the Theatre two nights com
mencing Wednesday the 10th instant re
IS supported By large comp1ny. ana VIII
appear as Sol. in W. I. Motifs drama en-
tilted New York"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
SUNDAYS GAME.
The VirginIas Beatcn in Cincinnati BY n
score of II 90 L.

Especial telegram to the Disp,tch.l
CINCINNATI, September s.-A heavy ram,
commencing at 8 L. NJ. yesterday and
lasting half an hour, delayed the beginning
Of the game till O'Clock. Only 800 spec
tat0rs were present. The home team went
to the bat and scored four runs on Fennel-
Tvs base on balls. Larkin's error, singles
bv Corkhi and West, and Reilly's
two.baggcr. Two errors by Nash, singles
bv Carpenter and West, Eeilly'S second
two-haeger, Corkhiil'> three-base drive,
and Larkin's mufT gave them five more
runs in the third. They scored their last
runs in the sixth on tumble, by Larkin and
Nash and singles by Jone, and CorkhiIl.
The visitors made their only run in the
eighth inning on singles by Quinton and
Glenn and Dugan's sacrifice. The follow
inc i the score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
CUT MS THROAT.
The President of the sew Brunswick ~. H.
Bank Follow ,he Cashiers Example.

10y Telegraph % no D'paIch.I
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J. september S.
President Mahlon Runyon cut h' throat in
The water-closct OF the National Bank with
a small knife this morning. He was i'm
plicatfd in the thicycry with Cashier Hill.
The excitement over The double suicide has
become intense. The statement furnished
10y these officials in June OF the current year
showed the paiG-up capital TO be S2j0,OOO;
surplus $4,000, and undivided profits
$751; There has been nothing in the
public history Of the bank since that date
to cause any uncasiness to stockholders.
The suicide OF President Runyon. while
strengthening the testimony OF giant fraad'
ia the management, causes unbranded As
constituent TO the general public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

A telsgsm from Culpepes dated sunday
ss,s; Je6 Jolly. stone.mason, while re-
turning 70 bis home at late hour last night,
was attacked BY highwsymap. The man
pisssd . pislol u closs proximity u Joily's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
FIOrR.

We quote: Fine, g. 25Gs2.jO; superfne,
S2.50GS3; extra, si@sl.j0; family. $3.50
Gs5; Patent family, country, sj.jo8s6.
Market very dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, September s.-Cotton quiet;
sales, PIG bales; upEnds, l0jc.; Orleans.
He: consolidated net receipts, S,20I
bales; exports-to Great Britain. 3,073
bales. Southern -four quiet and weak
common 10 fair extra, sS.30aSi.30; good TO
choice, Si2jdSi26. Wheat-Spot la2tc.
lower; No. . red. September. sciaS6sc.
Corn-Sp0t lots unsettled and 2s4c. lower:
ungraded, 62ta66c. No. 2 nominal; I'M
graded white, G5le.; No. 3, September, 65
a65sc. Oats lasc. lower, but moderately
sctiye; No. 3, 3ic. white, 37a37lc.; No.
2, September. 32taS3c. Hops quiet and
unchanged. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio steadier
at S1012tasl0.25; Rio, sl0.l2s; No.
Rio, spot, ss.65; October, SS.25aSS 35.
Sugar tirmer and in fair demand Aracaiu,
4lc.; Bahia, 4sc.; Pernambuco, 4 ll-l6c.;
English Island, 4ic.; centrifugal, 8 l!-l6c.;
fair TO good refining, 4Ia5c.; OF A, 5Ba
&C.,: mould a, 6,a6bc.: standard A, 6lc.;
confectionery A, 64c.; cut-loaf AID
crushed, 1a7tc.; powdered, Glaze; granu-
lated, q lI.l6c.; cubes, Gle. Molasses I'M
changed. Rice steady and fairly active.
Cotton-Seed oil, 33a3jc. for crude; 39ai2tc.
for refined. Rosin firm at sl.27taSl.30.
Turpentine dull at 3la3lic. Hides quiet
and tirm; wet-salted New Orleans selected.
45a60 pounds, l0allc. Wool firm aud
moderately active; domestic fleece. 39a40c.
pulled, 1Sa3ic.; Texas, 14a22c. Pork dull
and easier; new mess. SlT.Ij. Middles
nominal; long clear. l0tc. Lard l2alic.
lower and more active, closing heavy;
western steam. spot, s7.6?tasT.s0; Septem.
Der. 1885,. Linseed nominal. Freights
easier.
BALTIMORE.
BATMoRE, September S.-Flour steady !;
Howard.Streeta and western supertine, 81 30
s$2.75; extra, s3aS3.75; family, sissJ !;
City Mills superfne, s2.37as2.T5; extra,
s3ae3.50; Rio brands, S4.75as4.s7. Wheat
Southern easier; western irregular and
lower, closing dull; southern red, SIas9,. !;
amber, Soa95c. No. Maiyland. 9otc. !;
No. 9 western winter red, spot. S6laSIte.
Corn Southern higher for yellow; west
eru, no offerings and no bids; southern
white. 6sa70c.; yellow. 66aGIc: Oats firm
southern. 30s35c. western white. 3Sa31c. {;
mixed, 9Oa32c.; Pennsylvania, 30a3ic. Pro.
visions active and firm. Mess pork, Sis %.
Bulk. meats-S Shoulders and clear.rib sides,
packed, Is and Sll.75. Bacon-Shouldcrs,
Isis; clear. rib sides, Ga IS. Hams, l5fa
i8Ac. Lard. refined, 20 30. Coffee steady /;
| Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair. %. 25atl0.5o.
| Sugar drm; A soft, etc. Whlskey steady
| At ti.1Satl.io. Freights DUH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Cleveland welcomed.

tBv telegraph to the Dispa'ch.i
ELxIRA. N. Y, September s;-Governos
Cleveland and party received perez
ovation Of the FAIRGROUNDS to-uay'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Death Of Mrs. WInfree.

Lynchburg telegram OF Yesterday says ;
Mrs. Jennie Winiree, wife OF Major Z. V.
Winfree. wealthy tobacconist OF this city,
died Sunday at the Bedford Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
the Broaaway 6urfsce RstIway.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l.
NEW YORK. September Sat meeuhs
Of the Board OF Aldermen to-day commu.
nicatiou was read from the Mayor enclosing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
DICHMOND THEATRE.

II ..,.....,,[.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY, BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l0rH.
The Popular Dialect Commeiiin,
MELEsTFR FRANKLIN,
SOLi
sud large and powerful Dramatic C"inpnyin
WE. Moti', dramatic success, entitled
~. v"
ASTORY OF THE GREAT CITY.
The Sensation Of the Age and Novelty OF the Ame-
rican stage.
New and Elaborate Scenery Novel Mechanical
Effects, The Startling Demo- sceael
The BesulifGl Double set.
Admission as usual. Reserved seats 10 be had
81 box office Of Theatre. Sc e.2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. September S.-Very little
was done at the Exchange to-day. and the
room at the time was almost deserted. The
Exchange opened at ii o'clock, and tue
day was therefore q broken one. This. with
the intense heat, accounts for the slim al
tendance. AT the opening the market was
weak and lower, but subsequently rally
of ls4 took place. This was in turn sue
ceeded by fresh selling movement and u
general decline. New York central was
affected by the official announcement that
the dividend for the quarter would be y
per cent, a reduction OF per cent. In
the afternoon the market was strong on re-
ports that tie representatives OF the Grand
Trunk regarded freight war Is unlikely.
Prices rose 4 TO Ii. At the close the I'M
proyement was not maintained, and the
market left off barely steady. Compared
with Saturdays closing. prices were ! to
ID lower, except for New York Contra
Reading, and Texas Pacific, which was Ia
higher. sales, $4,000 shares.
fOon.-Stocks weak. Money, 2a3 per
cent. EKcbange-LOng, 4s3a4S34; short,
lS5a+S54. Governments dull. States
firm.
Erenirg.-Excbange 1921. Money. ?
per cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold,
e,Ss1. 0l7; currency, sl1,4l4. Governments
ouiet; per cents. l20; 8 per cents
1000. State bonds dull.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE. September 6.-Virginia 6's
consolidated, o.; past.due coupons, 80
new 10-40's, 50 new IS. %. Bld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Quayansine Abolished.

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antine on Swiss and Austrian frontiers mas
been abolished.