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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
THE CAMPAIGN.
FLUvANNA DEMOCRACY.

DAME, aud ficmisx Spcak "A Coed Crowd
An ~psss Of Rsin- ,ssaskcs Picnic.
fcorr~pondsnce ofthe Richmond Dispatchl
POINT OF FORK
FrryANNA COUNTY,
October G, 1885.
In defiance Of the almost continuous
rainfall from early morning until after
midday, the cayalcade which accompa-
MED the Hon. John W. Daniel q ON
Columbia 10 the Point Of Fork to-day
swelled the attendance TO several hun
bred pers ms, who received him with
every manifestation Of delight.
Major Daniel having been introduced.
in terms most happily chosen, by b.
.. James, Esq, Of 6oochland, the
audience was treated 10 two-hours
speech, which, in the merits Of chaste,
fcrvid oratory, End staggering home
thrusts, has, perhaps, never been
eQuaIled on the hustings in Fluvanna.
Having compIimented the Democracy
who could brave the rigors OF the
weather Of to-day. and having paid the
tribute Of his eloquent endorsement OF
the Cleveland Administration, MAJOR
Daniel discussed the issues Of the cam
paign and portrayed the leaders Of the
lstter-day Republican party and its
candidates IN s style which was - from
grave TO gay, from lively TO severe"
IN the speakers comparison Of the
TWO platforms, and IN his contrast Of
the rival candidates for Governor. every
one present felt the magnetic thrill Of
his orAtory and the power Of his ridi-
Guile and iuvective. OF all the speak
erg. SAID be. John s. Wise is doing
most for the Democratic ticket, and
that for this service he hoped the Lord
would spare him until the election
after that he was profoundly indifferent
as to his iate. But | will not under
take 10 give IN outline Of this truly
grand speech, which was greeted with
TIE hearty plaudits Of both sexes.
From il We catch sfresh inspiration and
rev impulse for repelling the pOliti-
cal G&ths and vandsls who have Ma
hone for master.
As soon as the applause which fol-
lowed had subsidized, Mr.. J. J. A.
powsll. Democratic candidate for the
House Of Delegates, acting as the cham
pion Of the ladies'. came forward with
pyramid Of beautiful flowers, which
be presented TO Major Daniel in a
speech highly appropriate 10 the occa-
SION. The Majors response accepting
the foral offering was peculiarly felici-
tous. and caused much merriment.
In response to a call Mr.. T. n. Flem-
ing, the democratic candidate for the
House Of Delegates from Goochland.
came forward and gave assurance that
the Democrats Of his county, too, would
show their appreciation Of the comph-
meut Of being termed shotgun poll
ticians and ballot-box suffers
bv making an unusually hot fight
against the malignerS, and that old
Goochland would be found in the tri-
umphal column on the 81 Of No
Yember.
After the speaking the basket-dInner
was spread. and your correspondent
would ike 10 say to our visiting friends
that II There were any present who were
not vel filed, " it must be charged to
the account Of the terrible weather,
which materially cut of the supplies.
ZIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Fire and Loss of Life.


SAN FRANCISCO, October S.-The
immense wholesale stationery and
printing establishment OF II. 5. Croker
& Co. was burned this morning. -Four
men were buried in the ruins. The loss
is estimated at 100000; insured for
tl5s,000.
The first alarm for the Crocker-build-
ing fire was turned in at 2:lO A. NJ.
but as the fire originated in the base
ment. and was what is known as a
blind fire." the flames had already
made considerable Roadway before the
extent of the danger was realized. In
an incredibly short time the whole Of
the interior of the large tive-story
building seemed to be a mass OF
flames, and the prospect Of saving
it or any Of its contents was hopeless.
The building was owned by Charles
Croker, Of the Central Pacific Railway
Company, and was worth 49, 900. but
was not insured. The loss Of II. 5.
Croker & Co. is 100000 and their
insurance s225.000. The upper story
Of the building was occupied by George
c. Shrieve q Co., jewellers, as 8 man
ufactOry. Loss, 100000; fully in
sured. Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., job
bers in fancy goods, on SAMSON street,
the rear of whose premises Adorned
Croker, lose heavily from damage by
water. The origin Of the fire is mys-
terry.
LGtcY.-The four men who were
buried in the ruins of the Croker
building fire are firemen. Two Of them
have been rescued, one IN an uncon-
scious state. The other two are yet in
the ruins and undoubtedly dead. Their
names are Martin Harmon and Peter
Healev.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Indian Esou.WOU.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
LAKE MOHAWK, Y. Y, October &.
At conference Of the friends Of In
dian civilization, President Rhosdes.
from the Business Committee, pre-
scented the following for discussion ::
The Indian question can never be set
tied except on principles Of justice and
Of equal rights. In its settlement all
property-rights Of the Indians must be
sacredly guarded, and all obliga-
tons TO the Indians must be
faithfully fulfilled, either accord
ing TO the tenor OF past treaties or
by provisions afIording full equivalent
therefor. Keeping this steadily in view,
the object Of all legislative and execu-
tive action for the future should be the
absorption, not isolation, Of the In
dians the abrogation Of the reserva-
ton system the ultimate discontinue
ance Of snnuities; the subsection
Of the Indian as . citizen TO law,
and his protection as a citizen by law /;
the intermingling of the Indians a.
American citizens with the white race.
and the opening Of all the territory Of
the United States, without exception or
reservation. TO civilization. These OBJ
iects are 10 be pursued Immediately,
vigorously. and continuously, and are
measures recommended TO bring about
this end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
GyiI-Etrhts suit.
BY telegraph TO the Dispatcl

by teiegrapn 10 the Dlspatcnl
NEWARK, n. j., October S.-The
suit Of William Cabling against Frede-
rick Reinhardt was tried in the Circuit
Court to-day and resulted in verdict
for the defendant. Cabling is colored
man. On February 23d last be attend
ed ball given by Dodd Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, in Orange, and
purchased a ticket for the supper
to be given at the National Hotel,
kept by Reinhardt. The latter re-
fused to admit Cabling to the supper
room, but offered TO give him his supper
in another room. Cabling refused the Of
fer, and brought suit against the landlord
for $500 damages under the civil-rights
statute Of New Jersey. which provides
this penalty for denying to a cOlored
man any privileges at any place Of pub
lie amusement. The judge held that
the suppeI-room did not constitute a
place Of public amusement within the
meaning Of the law, and directed a
verdict for the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Suit Decided Against an Insurance
Company.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
TORONTO. October Sin Deem
Der, 1853, George Miller, farmer Of
Markham, Ontario, was insured in the
Confederation Life-Insurance Company
for 10000 on the endowment plan
for twenty years. In June Of next
year Miller removed to Manitoba, where
be died on the 18th Of the follow
ING August. The company refused to
pay the policy on the ground that Mil
Ter, in his answers to questions asked
in tn. application. concealed various IN
favorable results Of medical exsmina-
tons made in connection with other in
surance organizations. The jury, in a
suit brought by Miller's heirs against
the company. brought in verdict for
the full amount of the policy, with in-
terest and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

Nrv YORK. October s.-The stock mar
bet to-day has been uDusuhiy acuss, snu,
for time. very strong. hut during the ~ y
two hours tie earlier advances wer Ptinca-
pally lost-in some cases all ana tfnctlon-
ally more. The opening prices were 80
higher than the ma figures OF Ia. ess
ming. St Paul showing the grcstrst "
vance, and in the early deslings tneTs W.
n further upward movement. followed ~
moderate reaction. and then . strong mnr-
ket, which eliminated aborf O'Clock Inc
gains by this time we're gencrnlly only Har-
tioual. and during the remainder OF tbe A.
terDOon there was q slow bat almost con-
tinuous yielding Of quotations, the market
closing feserisn and Irregular but heavy Tor
nearly all the active stocks. and NJ or gene
rally within small fractions of the lowest
figures reached The total sales were
a56. goo shares: but lew sfscks-lAcka-
wanna. Lake Shore. Oregon Transcon-
tinental and ~. Pani-contrib uted le4 100
shares to the days business. lacka-
wanna closed a better; 81 Paul and ore
gop TranscoDtiDeDtal y and the others for
smaller ffactiens. The notable declines are
iD Iacinc Mail. which went down \ Cen
iral OF New Jersey IL, ana Reading y.
Louisville and Nashville was unchsnged
The street was Rbundantiy well supplied
with dispatches from prominent directors
OF the ST. Paul company In Chicago' all
going TO show that the stock was wonder
fully cheap. The upward moyement re-
Gently started In the Oregon NAVIGATION
and Oregon Trsnscontinental was con-
tinued. The gross earnings OF the company
for September - reported, amounted 10
10 per cent. on the capital stock. ana u IA
stated that It's officials are not a. anxious 10
lease the line TO the Union and Northern
Pacific companies as they were some
months ago, while the present msrket "A
the OutgrOwtb 10 considerable extent Oh
the mani pulstion by prominent operators.
The comm issiOn- houses also report de-
cided Improvement In business. The Gould
people claim TO be dong nothing ia the
market al present, but say they look for an
improvement IN prices, based upon change
for the better IN the general business OF the
country. Gould. sage, and others, left Tor
the South and south west this morning.
Noon.-stocEs active and heavy. Money
lag per cent. Exchsnge-Long. <s3s. short.
se5a. Governments neglected.
E,ening -Exchange, &s3A. Money, lSa2 !
per cent sub Treasury Dalances-Gold.
Sl5s 100 600 currency, sl9.le7.0O0. Gov
ernments steady: per cents, l22A; per
cents. l03t. Did. state ton IL steady.
A z 10 3. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Funeral of a Great NobIcman-


LONDON, October S.-The funeral OF
Earl Shaftesbury took place to-day.
The religious services over the remains
were conducted at estminster Abbey.
Hundreds Of poor people stood outside
the Abbey in drenching rain during
the entire services, being unable to get
into the sacred edifce, so dense was the
crowd which had gathered to pay their
last mark of respect to the noble phi
lanthropist. A large number Of shoe
blacks. with Grape bands on their arms.
and many other boys who had been
benefited by the charitable acts Of the
departed Earl, stood in line with the
elite within the Abbey. The services
were very impressive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
The Coiored signsi-scrvice Observer.

D9 ttitLIhHA " tut IlapdEAI
WASHINGTON, October S.-The
Star this evening says: Sergeant Nc
Gsuran, Of the signal service, who got
into trouble by refusing to receive CO.
lored man as his assistant in the Office
at Pensacola, Fla, is not to be court
martialed for a disobedience of orders,
as was first intended. He brought
strong influence to bear, and succeeded
in having his punishment limited to
reduction to the rank Of private. The
colOred observer, who has been in
charge Of the Pensacola Office ever since
be was assigned to duty there, will
shortly be relieved, as his presence in
an official capacity is distasteful to the
citizens OF Pensacola, and it is thought
unnecessary to insist upon his remain
ing there. lie would not have received
that assignment in the first place. it is
now stated, had the fact Of his being
colored occurred TO the officers making
the selection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

stroyed. The origin Of the FIRE is un-
known. The row was mostly occupied
by fsncy-goods dealers. furriers, toy
stores. and printing-oilices. One bank
was also in the building. This institu-
ton was the only one that escaped be-
ing burned completely out. 1t was
badly damaged, but not destroyed.
The firemen had great difficulty in get
ting the streams from the engines to
play on the upper stories Of the build
ings. Many narrow escapes were re-
ported, owing to the desperate attempts
OF the firemen to get at the flames.
The damage is estimated at CO, 000, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

10 say. hut Is he warmed up the crowd
was sston;shcd 10 observe boS many
are the sins and the receptions OF the
sherman-wise party. The Doctor In
his inimitahle way. intcrspersed anes-
do,cs with argument and facts and
kept his audience ia the best oil humor
Wills. no moved them 10 resolution IN
the work to be done before election
-. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
A Threat Against ireland.

LONDON, October S.-Sir Richard
Cross, Home Secretary, in a speech st
Barnsley, this evening, said the Gov
eminent would bear with Ireland little
longer. and if the situation there did
not improve they would resort to
stronger measures than they had hither-
TO adOpted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
STANTON.

Demecratlc MesttnE Speeches from seionsi
0'ferfsn aud III. sinusin.
Correspondents oftns Richmond Dlspatch.l
ocToBER s, 1885.
Hon. Charles 7. 0'ferrall and Or.
S. II. Maupin made rOusing speeches at
the clnb-room last night. As much rs
the DispateA has published OF the can
fass made by Colonel o'Ferrsll in the
Southwest and other parts Of the State,
his review Of the events and the pros
poets rs the election draws nearer gives
= new interest TO the cause as he por-
trays the scenes through which be has
passed.
Dr. Msupin, following Colonel 0'fsr-
rail, said there was nothing left for him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
LITE WEATHER REPORT.


by Telegraph 70 The Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, October 81 A.
N-For the Middle Atlantic States,
generally fair treather, northsrly minds,
becoming light and r0riable, slight
changes IA temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
ireafhey, northeasterly 1inds, station
arg temperature.
For Richmond and pici"ay, fair
ueQther and Slight rise an temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
smarI-pox Scare ON Railroad Train.

by ttcbIapu 70 the DlsIkatcn.i
NEW YORK. October Son We'd
nesday night Virginia negro who had
been in Montreal arrived in Albany
and applied for lodging at the police
station under the City Hall. This
morning he complained Of feeling i'll,
and Police-Surgeon Wilson was called.
The Doctor diagnosed his case as
smallpox, and advised his imme-
date removal. The men around the
police-station made up purse and put
the negro on the 1920 A. NJ. train for
New York. At East Albany the negro
curled himself up on the seat in the
smoking-car and the conductor asked
him what was the matter. He said be
felt sick, and q doctor at the police
station had sent him TO New York be-
cause he said he had the small
pox. He said be had just come
from Montreal. This was enough.
The colored man soon had the
car to himself The conductor
locked the car door, cut the car out OF
the tram, and telegraphed 10 TINS city.
The train came on, leaving the man on
the side track. DR.. Curtis, Of the State
Board of Health. after a careful exsmi-
nation, pronounced him TO be free from
the contagion. The railroad authori-
ties then coupled the car to the after
noon express, and il was brought to
this city with its solitary passenger
locked inside. When he arrived here
he was taken to the police-statipn,
where an ambulance was in waiting.
The negro complained of headache and
hunger. DR.. Conant could not find any
symptoms Of smallpox, but as the man
had been exposed to the disease he was
taken in charge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
The Election I'm Ireland.
BY cable 70 the DiHnaich-l

DUBLIN, October S.-The Nationals
have decided to contest every Irish par
hsmentary seat except twelve. The
Roman Catholic bishops of Ireland
have passed resolutions cOndemning
acts Of violence and intimidation and
warning their respective hocks against
INDUCING in illegal excuses. Such
acts, they say, are certain to bring the
anger of God upon evil-doers and their
families, besides disgracing the Irish
people in the eyes of the civilized
world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Bss Fire I'm London
lBy cable 10 the Dispatch

LONDON, October S.-A fire broke
out at 5 o'clock this morning in the
Charter House buildings, arrow of thir-
teen eight-story warehouses on Alders-
gate street, in this city. The flames
spread with such rapidity that in a few
hours all of the buildings, including
their contents, were almost totally de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Lost His PoeEe,-gooL.

10y ItIekfhph 70 The DlspaIcI.I
NEW YORK, October s.-W. H..
Stedrecker, boOkmaker, placed his
pocket-bOok, containing 1880, on a
seat in a railroad-car, in order TO count
other money, with which he had just
been paid bill, on the train going to
Jerome-Park races. On the arrival OF
the train al the track, being absorbed
in conversation with friend. he walked
of, leaving the pocket-book behind.
StedIecker has not since seen his pocket
book or money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Greece Protests.
ID 1911. o, e. I,Nmx e1l,

ATHENS. October S.-The Govern
ment of Greece is annoyed at the deci-
sion Of the Powers TO recognize the
union Of Bulgaria and Roumelis. The
Government has decided to gradually
mobilize the army in three more classes
Of reserves to be called out shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

by ItIesfhpn 70 The Dlspaich.I
SYRACUSE. n. Y, October e.-Mrs.
Veronica Bulla, who performed re-
markable fast in this city, died this
morning. The fast began August
l0tb-tifty-nine days ago--And since
that time she did not touch Z morsel Of
solid food, living entirely on water, in
which small quantities OF morphine
were dissolved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Catholic Church appointment.
L. .--..... -. -. -. IALn.,u in..

CHARLESTON, S. c., October S.
A dispatch from Rome announces that
Very Rev. d. J. Quigly, vicar-General
Of the Diocese Of Charleston, has been
appointed domestic prelate with the
title Of Monsignor. This is the first
priest in the South so honored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
MiliIArY Moving.

by cable to the Dispatch.
SMYRNA, October S.-Great activity
prevails in military circles in this city.
Seven battaliOns Of reserves started for
Salonics, and more are under orders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Pesbody-Fund Trustees


NEW YORK, October s.--The Pea
body-Fund Trustees to-day elected the
folloving-named officers Robert W.
Winthrop, president. Executive Com
mittee William A. Stuart, Of Virginia
William NJ. Evsrts, of New York Nor
rison K. Waite. Of Ohio Thomas c.
Manning, Of Louisiana W. J. Porter,
Of Tennessee. Financial Committee /;
William NJ. Evarts, Hamilton Fish, NJ.
Z. Waite, Colonel J. Lyman, and An
thOny J. Drexel. j. Pierpont Morgan
was chosen treasurer. Samuel A.
Green, of Boston, was authorized to
act as general agent OF the Board, in
place Of J. L. NJ. Curry, appointed
Minister to Spain. Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
french Politics.
By cable to the pisp.tch.l J

" chDIe 20 tue UIspnth.I
PARIS, October Sit is understood
that. as a result of the Cabinet meeting
to-day, the Ministry will formally re-
sign shortly before the assembling Of
the new Chamber Of Deputies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Fraudulent District Bonds.

IbF ItItEFHTu % NC DIsI'aVVH'l
WAsHINGTON October s.-Fraudu-
lent al 900 bonds on the District Of Co
lumbia are in circulation here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
hARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEX YORK.


NEW YORK, October e.-Ootton steady;
sales, l2s bales; uplan6s, l5-l6c.; Or
leans, 8 Is Ice, old cotton commands &c.
above these quotations consolidated net
receipts 32.7oZ bales; exports-to Great
Britain, 6,383 bales TO France, 346 bales
TO the Continent. $50 bales. Southern n0ur
nrmer; common TO fair extra, 3.5oes4. 10;
good 20 choice extra, "a. l5ss5.6O. Wheat
Spot aalc. higher. closing firm; ungraded
red 75c aSl. O3; ungraded white S0c. No.
red, October, e7hsee1sc. Corn-Spot ad-
var ced 1al &C.. closing firm; ungrsded red,
5Oa521c; No. z, October. 5054c.: Novem-
Der, 50sse. Oats shade better No. 2. 3054a
sic. hops quiet and unchanged. Coffee
spot. e. (: October, s6.s5. sugar quiet. steady,
and unchanged. MOlasses steady. kice
frm. CotiOn-seed OIL, 32a35c. for crude I:
87aSsc for refined. Rosin steady. Turpen-
tine steady. Hides steady. Wool steady.
Pork stronger and more active mess, 81 so
for inspected. Hddies dull. Lard 4ase.
higher. but less active; western steam. spot,
s6.Sosss.s5; October, $685.. Freigns
weaker.
BALTIMORE October e.-Fiour steady with
fairy active demand. Nheat-Soutnern
higher, with active demand western high
er and active; southern red, s6aeec. AM
Der. flkfl0S; No. l Maryland, esc. bid I;
No. z western winter red, spot. sZsaez &c.
COrn-SoutnerD lower and dull western
steacy and GuI southern white, 54a5Jc. (.
yellow nominally soc. Oats steady aud
quiet; southern, s0a36c.: western white,
33aS5c.: do. mixed. 30a3le.: Pennsylvs-
mia, sOas6e. Provisions steady and quiet.
whiskey steady at sl.l4ssl.l5. Other ar
iicles unchanged. Frelghts dull
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October s.-flour srm Il M
lily, s4.soasf.65. Wheat strong and higher
No. 2 red. s6assc. Corn stronger: No. 2
mixed. 46a4ee. oats firmer; No. mixed,
CSC. Pork dull at ss.7s. Lard strong and
tightr NJ 1870. Bulk-meats quiet and
friDer; shoulders ssas3 rs short rsb. S. IS.
aeon steady; shoulders. tS.7osss. y:
short RIB, $500: clear. se.S0. whisky
steady ~ fl.05. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Eogs stesdy: common and light. ssse1.io.
king and butchers. ss.6oas4-lo.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October e.-Flour active.
Wheat active and stronger. and closed lc.
higher than yesterday ociober. eslsasssc.
>osensbe e7asesi.e.; Deoember. ss4a
sI.c.: No. z red. S2e. Corn quiet and nrm;
cash tze. better; essh. 4Salsac-. octooer,
42s.szaec.: November. &o5ka4cs-c. oata
quiet and tame cash and OCTOBER. 3sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Hnae-RAu Yesterday.

Thy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l
Chicago Philadelphia, 5; Chicago,
8.
Detroit Detroit, :; Boston, 6.
st. Louis. New Yorks, :; St. Nuis,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Cholera NOles.

lBy cable 10 the Dispstch.l
MADRID, October SIN Spain to-
dsy oil new cases Of cholera and loo
deaths were reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
OCTOBER 3, 1855.
Cur market again shows more life to-day
and COED sales Of both wrappers and cutters
were effected al satisfactory prices 10 sell
ers. primings are still coming in freely,
and prices RUE firIn. Bright fillers continue
Quiet. with small sales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09

RECEIPTS.
Al Richmond and Petersburg railroad, g.
bales
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
STRICT MIpDLISG.-s<c.
kIDDLIyG.-s3-c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
Inhansn Treatment Of smaii-Psx
Pnssenta.

MONTREAL, October Some very
damaging statements in regard to the
system Of treating smallpox patients
in the hospital has been made by two
eliminates. They say the patients are
crowded together Ia the same beds
mild cases with bad ones. The dir,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-09
A Chanse for Cousin Iemm,e.

10y 'eIeeIHVu 70 Inc lIslatch.I
STAUSToN, Va, October SO
day the Supreme Court Of Virginia
granted a writ Of error in the Cluse-
nus murder case.