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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
HOLLIE MAGUTREISH.
The order Resrganlzed-An ontbreaL TX
pected.
lBy Telegraph TO the pispatchl

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
SHANoKIN, PA, September H.
MOllie Maguireism is again rampant in
the upper and lower Luzsrne districts.
Nine murders have been committed re-
Gently in the northern eoal-felds, and
mines are frequently fred. The muir
dcreis and " fire-bugs" 90 free, and
the coal and iron-police seem power
less. d" Moonlight - rife companies
are drilling unmolas;ed, and the Asso-
citation OF Miners and Laborers
is daily growing by hundreds. IL is
we'll known here that the Mollie Ma
guire Brotherhood has been quietly
organizing since last April, and gene
raj outbreak is confidently looked for
before November. Detectives are watch
ing for the approach Of Socialist Cor
such, Of Chicago, who. it is thought.
will try to organize revolt among the
miners. The familiar cOnfne no.
tees " have been received by the mem
bers Of the Law and Order Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION. SEPTEMBER 12 1885,

sion in the Registers Office. Tie re-
signations are demanded, the Re gister
says, so as to secure unbiased judg-
Dent and cordial cooperation in any
changes that may be necessary for the
good OF the public service. The Regis
ter has found that the officials whose
designations he has asked for ore not
in sympathy with him in reforms which
he proposes in his Office, and for that
reason desires to replace them with
men upon whom he can RELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
UiInriens Rnbher.Eirls.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.

lhf NtittlNlA ~ N-f 49, - VA
Boston. September H. About
thirty girl, employed by the American
Rubber Company az East Cambril-e
were to-day affected by the fumes "
nspth4 which Is used IN the comp5-
sition Of the cement Do the manufacture
Of rubber goods the effect being %
make them Shrek. dance. laugh. and
indulge in a variety Of antics. The es-
ample Of the affected ones acted upon
the others. and for a short time IT, re
va, lively excitement. Several l5.-
tors we've called. and large number %
he OPERATIVES we've sent home in ca--
riaces. The work DO several Of .he l--
partneuts was Temporarily stopped.
sud il vas several hours before the er-
ci,emeut was aiiaycd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
baseball Yesterday.
lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
Baltimore Baltimore. :; 81. Louis

iBy telegraph 90 the Dlspatch.l
Baltimore Baltimore. :; 81. Louis.
:.
Philadelphia Athletic, 10; Cincin-
uau. 81.
Augusta Augusta. = Memphis. 4.
Macon Nashville, @; Macon. O.
New York: New York. O.; Provi-
dencc, l.
brooklyn Brooklyn. 8; Pitts
bureh. d.
Buffalo: Buffalo. Detroit, /.
Bridgeport: National, ?; Bridge
port, /.
St. Louis Chicago. s.. Louis. o.
Portland Philadelphia, .; Port
land. !.
Concord Boston, > Concord. ,.
Hartford Hartford. 6 Metropoii-
t2Ds. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

lBy tel1grapl 70 tue u.slalch.I
ST. LOUIS September Walter
IT. Lclrox Maxwell the murderer of
G.. 4. Preller. was taken into th.
Court Of Criminal Correction this after
noon. and by agreement between ,he
counsel the care was continued until
October lgth before which time the
grand jury w.l have am opportunity 20
take the matter ur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
knail-fsox Notes.
IBy Telegraph 10 the Dspaten.

IN| FF-"sltF- % ILs d % lI---T
Troy. y. y, September ll.-lFo
cases Of smallpox were discovered At
the railroad depot IN this ely tnis
morning. Both patients were removed
10 the pest-house. There are 10 other
known cases IN Troy. There was quite
q panic caused among incoming passea-
gers when the discovery vas made, and
they preeipita;ely Ted FROM the spot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
RALEICHS NEWSY BUDGET
I.st v1.a.4.- Ada. 49, ." g.. Highway
ca % 1uair.

Tbc Chatham iiurder case Important Rail
I..l 'i-.a.4.-...t-.-e 80 a., H.-hwuy-
Cat "a Ivain.
i~iec.ai Telegram 90 tne j. spatc1.'
RALEIGH. y. g.. September IL
The following is the text Of the verdict
of the coroner jury IN the famous
Cha,ham-county murder case 1he
juror, for q verde, 30 say that Edward
Finch. >allie Finch. and Ephraim Ell
liucfon came % their deaths on the
night q July 4.h last from bl1ws on
the head. inflicted by an axe IN the
hands e jerry Finch. Harriet Finch,
Leo Tyson. and some other party OF
par;ie, o. the jury unknown.
Andrew Ellis. sperou, citizen 0i
Cleveland county. while crossing Settle
mvTcs'- ferry Wa attacked By Mr..
Noble >ettlemyrcs. whose husband
owns the Ferry. a De wa leading
mule O. the ri,er-blnk Mr.. Settle
myfe. gave him several severe t..ws
with a club. Then her white cook.
named Duncan. ran 20 the all o Mr..
800, ,,'',''' i'' 1',- ''..'. .' .'.'
+ ~ ~, -'' ''''- d. a. v --1 .'' ,
~ e 1'1 l'' '''''' ..'' " Oh '- ~ '''"''
MS e'J1F'' .ft..
-.,-.,I-..- -. ..,.r.-
AN oa' i'-'. ~, a. r7
a.'''''.,'-' i"
N'i. la"5 ''f ~ =
TENDER -',h a. A'.heIl 9illDA "i-i
large fore o. soon az The route -o1.l
i- deteTminet. Iney cHpectio worn To-
wards >L.loy. IAey may Ply ,'h'e
and use me OLD fnai-'el 10 ohei'y'
They promise To- pun 'he eA'.rpr--e ~
RAPID completion. IAey nave ae-7P'e4
Cleveland county f''.'.p ,9po"-
ton. al q CONTRACT wa slsNel - Tie
comuls,.oners to-day.
y Proposition was Fe'ea'e1 q. ne
commi,,i.n'r, oi Cleveland county Oh
ierMe O. extend the laio.ina te4ifal
railroad ron shelby 10 h1,heIl'rit'n'
within twe-ye months. Tor Flv'-Yy.
ID bond, % hl1her'orl county - De
ce.i'e'ed u, % The comp.e'.'n Oh the
road, ard & ash deposit % s-'-'.p O.
be forfeited III the event Of The contract
being broken. Tbs proposition was r.
jeciod, as the other contract hal been
made.
In large sections Of Duplln and
Wayne counties there mas been les ram
than IL other pats Of the State. As
result tie cotton am corn crop are
shof' one ig-F.h. hu'1 La. a.'4-Ae
me cot'on 10 L45e-ol1'e' -'Ao-' 1''''
W lson COUNTIES.
HCne week ,l',,e d lDis's .-, r, ''1.''s-
= au' Nhe.As! H---e' .Ai-Is - I.-s'l ia,
lie vs. 10 me en- i-oy men u d III
company. some aa!s as' nc 0l"-
! iaintd Oh Sickness an e''e' ..! W,
'ouhd on rs hlseS ID ne @-',-I-e O'
pFayeT ny as Csa 1ea'' lie Al1 paper
showing that lie vas . member o. 4
-naSon'c COG a. a - - - - -, -
lu1 also V.iiel uA7'--'1 s4p,' 7. - o''- .. =
.liNO e nc a. a. L. - lI-'-,''..'
ueh''!' Ms DCu! va 0-i's- ~ ''''
Ll.acop-i cL1[ q, d - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
business Failures.

Ihy teleg9 pm 70 the Dlspatch.I
NEW YORK. September 1.-The
busines, failures during last week num-
Der for the United States lsi and for
Canada ia. against los lasi week and
Tsp the week previous. The increase
IS altogether N the Pacific and Western
etAf-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
NEW KENT.
james y. DupIop Makes a splendid speech.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch. !
NEW KENT COURTHOUSE,
Seufernher 10 1855

September 10, 1855.
Hon. James y. Dunlop, Of Rich
mond. spoke here to-day TO large and
deeply-interested audience Of Demo
Gratis and Republicans. lie was very
eloquent at times and logical through
out. The Democrats were delighted
with him, and the Republicans COM
plimented him. His ornate dictiOn and
splendid classical and historical illus
trations will riyet attention to him
wherever he speaks. He was agrees
siye, too. and brought home to Malone
a deliberate attempt, through Bond and
Hughes, TO divert the revenues OF the
State that he might bring reProach to
the Democratic party.
Tie party Is rousing up IN NeT
Kent. while there is di-afection and
lethargy on the other side. Delegates
were appointed 10 meet those TO be ap-
pointed from Charles City county at
Providence Forge on the 2Jth Of this
month to confer about = nomination for
the House Of Delegates. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

NAsiINCrON. September ll.-Sec-
retafy Bayard va, informed to-day by
cable that the cholera b. increasing ia
Sil.ly and Palermo.
JOCLON. september There we're
three death, from cholera here last
night.
1OULoS, September H. Seven
deaths from cholera we're reported in
TIA. city to-day. Two patients were
admitted 70 the hospitals. Eve were
discharged cured, and eighty-sesen re-
MAN under treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
TaIDnany Hall.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch
NEW YORK. September 1.-THE
Tsmmany-Hall General Committee at
It's meeting tonight passed resolutions
relating to ciyil-seryice reform demand
ing from the State and Federal auihori-
ties The complete redemption Of the
pledges made by the Democratic party
at the late presidential election 10 Sc
cure to the people Of the State and the
nation an efficient. capable. and honest
public service protesting against any
legislative OF administrative meas
ures which may tend TO Gre
ate permanent oiiice-holding class
in this country; denouncing all al
tempts TO grant life-tenure Of office
10 any body Of public servants a the
first step towards q subyersion Of those
doctrines Of equality which have been
the safeguard Of the republic; declaring
that appointments TO Office should be
made on uDtrammeiled and undivided
responsibility Of the public officers
chosen by the people for that purpose,
and ansWerable to their constituents for
the manner in which they have dis
charged their trusts that the creation
Of irresponsible boards or commissions.
vested with authority to control or in
ieriere with the exercise Of the power
Of appointments hy elective officers. IS
an atridgmcut Of the powers conferred
upon the chosen servants Of tn people,
and condemning a. an unwarrant-
able invasion Of public rights am
a. 81 undemocratic and indefensib.e the
restriction Of the yigor and effect Of
suffrage.
General Roger A. Pryor. Bourke
Cochran, General 7. Il. Spinola, ami
George Il. Foster spoke against the
ciyil-seryice system and General
Pryor closed his remarks by alyoca-
ting the nomination Of David j. Hill
for Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Sea Cruelty Punished.
by ielegraph 10 me D.spatcn. !

PHILADELPHIA, September IL
u The United States District Court to-
day Nicholas Percy captain; Augustus
Peters. the first mate. aud John Lyons.
the second male Of the american yes
SCI Standard. were sentenced each 10
undergo an imprisonment OF TWO months
IN the county prison and 10 pay tine
Of $500 for abusing sailors at sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Nrw yORK STOcY wARKEr.

nav YORK. september II.-rbe stock
market continued dun. except Tor tnrr- or
Tour stocks and prices Irregular hud nj
times rvcr,sh There have been h'cssipiisi
bufsts of activity in a few 81 the favorite
shares. bnt they we're Sb0rt-ilyc1 ana were
followed hy extreme dulnsss. ln"s" vas a
continued heavy srliiug of NAad"fDiiiS
ard the impression was prevalent ina 10"
DrrNsi- Morgan Vest shore poo has been
unload ing tor several days past Mes hnfk
Ctntrsi opened a shade lower a. HHt. aHd
befors neon gain sold AZ 90. Lake SpOfe
fell E. IN TIE forenoon. The market was com
parauNeit sfeaty for p time amer IA idtay.
snd became extremely dull a. Inc closing
hour approached. Some show - strength
was infused m tho final dealings Whicl
carried quotations - rule. t. the
highest figures reached. although iniOt.
Pacific failed Ia re~poue. while the D. gh-.
~ quotations for LiackaWauna. and Louis.
VIE aud Nsshyli were made. soon sfter
ias opening New YORK Central aud Lake
Shore rose IA The afternoon each aud ciOs
utih a net sdyance ~ ior the former ana
3 for fie latter. The changes this evening
from The nnal prices yesterday are Eer1
rally Tor Ouiy small fractions, bNt weston
tuion and Northern Pacific PR erred s.e
HIGHER and ~ IRui "A. ON the other hand.
Centfai Pacific b down ! a Mon IA he
and Jersey Central unchn nged. and Lac a.
wanna p lower. A speclsl dispatch iiYm
Chicago sa3s freight rates 10 Sew l",H
have been eat 20 cents per Zoe pogtsis
ara net IN actual .NpeuSe Ot IL cents Tue
cot. ~ h understood, was made ny irnn-
sylfauia and Ia Is q aimed h must 10 fol-
lowed ~ restOra on Of rates where the
loss is 80 heavy. This has not beec the
rule however. In It's treatment OF em.arant
passe NIGER business. Railroad earn ~ cou-
IInue uufaVora Die. the statement o. North
western for the first week in ~eugember
showing ioSs ~ SIC 300. u %. Mills -
cred It'd with the sta tcmcnt that Erie n
81. un its feet again. n under good man
agemeni. and rs rapidly becoming LTst class
property. Sales Z2i 600 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Miners on a strike.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.


SHAMoKIN. PA, September IL
The miners employed at the Enterprise
colliery demanded the enforcement Of
the new mine law. which says operators
shall cut and deliver timber to the most
convenient part Of the mine free Of
charge. The operators oaerei to COM
ply. but at the same time orderei re-
duction Of 80 cents per yard. The
miners refused to accept the reduction
and went out on strike to-day. This
makes the third cOlliery, employing al
together |, 900 men and boys. idle from
this cause, and it is expected that the
miners in a number Of other collieries
will stop work. The miners at Burns
colliery resumed work to-day, the
operators promising a satisfactory ad-
justment Of the timber question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
NEw yogK co1-rox rrrrtrxFs
Railroad Appoistmeat.

THF 0II'NEHIaI - Wv F7I"FSF'H'T
New YORK, September ll.-Major
). ?. O'BrIen, formerly assistant gen.
eral manager Of the Ease Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, has been
appointed general manager and agent by
tia receiver Of the Lackawanns and
Pittsburgh railroad. with office At An
s,itca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Three Ladies' Drosued.
lBy ieleErzph 10 the nisra tcn

tDS es1@p1 70 TIE DspeNH-l
ST. PAUL, MINI, September IL
The DisPafeh's Brown Valley Minn.l
special says: Mrs. DR.. Marshall
Mrs. Paul, and lady friend were
drowned last evening by boat cAPs'z'
ne on Lake Traverse during storm.
Che body has been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

by selegnph to the Dispatch.I

by telegb ph 20 the Dispatch
PITTSBURGH. September H. At a
large meeting Of coal-miners at Web
sier, Pa, to-day i was unanimously
resolved 10 stand out for the district
price. Reports from pools to-day state
that all the miners are idle IN the fourth
pool bat about twenty-five. In the
third pool there are twenty-six men
working. All others are out. No
change . expected till after the Con-
vention on Tuesday At Monongahela
CIV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

~ i'IfertIl 70 ne HsIsfcn-I
WA-HINGION. September LIE
day va, q very busy DAY at the White
House, AID .he President received a
larger number q visitor, than on any
day since hs return. The President
held public reception 70 the last room
% the afternoon. lasting nearly al hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Rssixpauens ASK cd For.
LBy teIegrnph o dc plsra,eh.l

WASHINGTON, September H.
General Rosecrans, Register Of the
Treasury, has asked for the resigua-
tons Of William p. TitcOmb, Assistant
Register, and Hsrtweil Jenison. Charles
Nesle, Arthur Hendricks. ). III. Beat
ty, and y. b. Walker, chiefs Of div
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
larceny ~ the First Degree.

IH1 ttIVtfhVu % VI" Il'I"t'HsI
ELMIRA, y. y, September IN.
{. Rockwell, an ex-banker Of Union,
\. y. aud his clerk were arrested this
morning charged with larceny in the
first degree in Incorporating $50, 900.
The complaint was made by Mrs. Liy-
iugston, deposltor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch. J

by telegraph 70 the Nspaieh-l
Troy, y. y, September LIE IS
now denied that the Two persons sup
posed to be suffering from varioloii
have the disease. The si.msnt Is said
10 be simply skin-disease. It's claimed
that the persons in question came from
Montreal about four weeks age. and
tina; their faces we're broken out at that
fiyle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

ssry repairs, The Sultan. declined to
allow payment for repairs, and Mr.. Cox
United States Minister. thanks his Ma
jesty. Minister Cox had bis first inter-
view with Said Pscha. Grand Vizier.
to-day concerning the tariff Laws which
Affect the trade Of The United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Coai.nsuIers Shooting Each Othsr.

.by Ie-9-IaIL 70 ne DIsliI'T--T
WHEELING, ". Va. September u.
Since the ending OF the coal-haule--
strike IN the Wheeling Greek coal
mines there has been much III fee.ln.
between the old drivers and Ii. mel
who filed their places. Last n.yn.
Two Of the strikers were seriously
wounded. Later crowd Of miner
and others attempted to tear down o..
house Of Isaac Jones. one Of the pew
haulers. Jones fred into the CROWD.
seriously wounding Frank Eilic1er . .
Bernard MOconaugh. SERIOUS tro- be-
Is LON feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
BADLY Beaten While ON Duty.

% 'able " lhe UnpAich.I
LONDON, September 1.-Two men
last night approached the sentry on
duty at the powder magazine at Wool
vich. aud before he could give an alarm
they seized and beat him in a brutal
manner, leaving him lying half dead on
bis post. They then attempted TO enter
the magazine. bat becoming alarmed at
a noise IN the vicinity dccamped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
De@th of a Prominent citir.n.
Correspondence ofihe Iaehmond Dispatch
IL NIs.rnN N.rfn.nhar IL ~.

HAMPTON, September IL. 1855.
Mr.. George W. Fitchett. prominent
citizen Of Warwiek county, and w.o
was last year the nominee Of the Demo-
cratic party Tor the Legislature from
this district. died al his hOms last night,
and will be buried tomorrow.
PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
TIRE Navy.

C0SsTANTISoPLE, September H..
The United States mAn-ofwar Quinne-
bang viii sail for Smyrna on the l4th
instant. The vessel Was detained ~
the arsenal at Pera 10 make the neces-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Believed Co Have Been seif.Iunse..s.

u '"VI' 70 III IIIHI7aT'IlT
LONDON, September lit is now
believed that the wounds received by
the sentry ct the powder magazine At
Woolvich were inflicted By himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
Terrible Cate 1n gsnris.

Ib} chDIe % ne DApetch.I
PARIS. September la terrific
gale has prevailed here to-day. Great
damage was done to property, and there
were many casualties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

Old newspapers for sale at the Dis.
patch Sousting-room ~ Is cents per
hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

offweshnrss. sbippsg Ingairy u como
what nupfoyed and Nsssel aegsxefsnfe
vcse fepsTted 30 tskc IL 0e0 uf5<1eA
kssftohm cables reposisd friDsr keisn&
~ al hig.ish markets with sn sn,pr0vrd
ifgulfY. private csbies sers Afterwards
q<sisd 80 Indicating az easier G.elirs. fns
5efket c'oss q Win unchanged prices AZ the
h&efhooD fes>ipn. tornA - . t"isaea lover
thnn yesterday With onis far seinH.s of
t.pSt, hBd generally mote 49, .itrs Titan boy
"a. Inc Neakuss- w prov .sl.ns 90 fssspet
10 depfrss CON. lrirSs ref ~ ~ Ne. aud
fIn~sd t.akc urdsT Aesfefaey. D.is uef
eVt, quiet and showed tefY slight ah tnkes
% pFices. ffoVisions weu- DOL Fs-.~~d and
Nnh nee offerings bon poFA aud ard -oi
%, ciceirg lover than yrsteffny.
Al. LOUIS.
~. Lous. September L--Hhs .l higher
. early. on iiEbt receipts sud faN0FAbis ca
blss bat declined with sllxht fluctuations.
fell on 10 The oio-e. fulshlnE .eSc uoder
October. go agnAc. CCrn--Aassl bxAsr.
No. mixed cash. 4isA$ ~. september,
O1zaflc.. OeiDher. 300 Oae shade on
and STOW No mixed casa. 2sagstsc.:
October. gao. rye dail a. IIs.c. BID. whls-
key steady "a ti.os lroYIsiODs lover al
round. and lite done eNcep, In bacon.
Iotk nominal ~ s9to. laTd-smsll lots.
sC.loafa 20. Bulk meats 'l<ng c.esr $3.50;
snort rib % 20: sborf Gear g. 90. iacoo--
Long Gear fSafS 30. sAox5 rsl>. tA30.
short clear. te.f0sSS-50.
LoUI~NILIJ-
Loris vIilE Septcn bsgI s--(raln stssfy.
WHEAT No. 2 nd eae CorD- No. z red.
CO., 40. 2 white 49, uats--Scw Ma. q
mixed 2Gsc Prov sRHs quiet. baccD-
titat-r.b SIDES sS.31t. cesar sides, 50 rs:
shoulders st.3. bsk-meais-Ciearr rib
1des. 81. 80. c,csr slda-. sa.lss: shosiiderS.
Is ~. ff-s PORK. slnsi iians-.suxar-
cufed, ss.7osfio5o. iRri-Cbolce Leaf
ss75
NiLW ArkEE.
JTIyAUKEE. sept amber it-Elour siow
bat ii good demari Wheat weak cA<h.
79c October. ~ - Corn tAlue: No 4.
t2a-c. osis tame. 10. . 1st.e. Prov tsiois
iOWsI. Mess-pOrk lash or September.
$500. October. ts8.. Prime steam lard
Casa OF Septsm Der Sole October. Ssi3.
WILMINGTON.
WIiNfNGToS. Sepiem Der II. -rurpentins
firIa 3Clsc. Bnsin dull. siAlnsd sly;
gssd zoe. Tar fism AZ si.3A Croas tnrpsn.
tine steady hard, $40. yoiow-dip aud
virgin. 81 90.
NEw YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
NEW YORK, septembG1 ll.--COtton-fu-
iuus closed gtesdy sAlas. a.. 900 bales.
September, - 6sase.Ce. Octohsr aud No
vember, o. 5cas9.6i. Decent er. ss.5t:
January Sa6i: Feesunry. ts.7iass.79;
March. 81. -2as9. ~ April, ~ oaasg.gt:
May, slo.e&aslo. "a. June, sl0.i2asio.i3.
July. Slo. .ouslO.2t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

W. quote. Fine p 1888 superfre
S3ts1.5U. extra s37iHff; family s4a
g4.75. patent family. country. e.. ZJaS5 81.
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WILMINGTON

WILNfSGToS. Septembe Der ii.--Turpentins
frIat 3Citc. Bnsln dull siyalned sly:
gssd soc Tar iigm az Si.3a Cr0ds tnrpsn.
tine steady hard, $40. yohow-dip aud
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12
BALTIMORE.

BALTIM0Rr, September li.-Nlrgiris
past. due coupons. 50. new lu-40s, IS 4
new SIS 90. North Carolina % old il3.
BID to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-09-12

NIIWAtfkTF.

NTLyAUkEE. sept amber ii.-Eiour SLOW
bat IN good demand. Wheat weak cS~h.
79c.: October ~ -. Corn tAale: No 4.
43a-c. Osis tame. 10. 2 1st-e Prov sioiss
lOWeI. Mess-pOr -Cash uF September,
$500: October. ts8.. Primo steam lard
Casa OF Septsm Der Sole October. Ssi3.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20

Parties desirious to have US cali for orders
please send their address.
d24-3t Steinhauser Supply Co.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-12-20
GARDEN PLAIN.

To the Editor OF the EAGLE.
Nothing stronger than progressive euchei
seems to agitatc the amusement circles in
this part of Sedgwick county, and it is said
one night of each week is devoted to the arts
and mysteries of this almost forgotten game.
Since our last visit several Improvements
have materialized, among which We notice
new store building on Main street, built
BY Mr.. WA. O'Brien of Wichita; new
feed and corn mill operated by TURNS Bros,
and the opening of a very neat stock Of gro
ceries by our friend Mr.. II. Morrison.
Bro. Coffee has retired from the manage
ment of the Arondale house and is now
keeping tirst-class boarding house.
Messrs. Chadwick & Strong. the enter
prising druggists, have removed TO much
larger and hsn6somer store room on Main
street south of the postofice. They have
also put in an attractive assortment OF
Christmas goods with which they hope TO
please the fancy and tighten the purse of
those who may wish TO celebrate after be-
coming fashion the very best day in the
year.
Considerable building material is being
hauled from this placed to the new town of
AudSle or the Wichita and Colorado rail-
road
Mr.. |. Ra,liff. the owner Of the mill thst
WAS DESTROYED by fire three months ago, has
pocktted his insurance and returned TO In
diana. Garden Plain subscribed in the
neighborhood OF $500 towards this mill and
some of the citizens are of the opinion tina.
Mr.. Ratlitf ought TO hsve rebuilt; the mill.