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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

ID 00E0EIaKE-l 70 tI1t N711INFI1'I
HAzLET0K, PA, October 2ss--This
morning three young meD-Andrew
Higgins, Owen Leslie, and Charles Cal
iaghes--were arrested at Yorktown,
charged with the attempted highway rob
berry Of Rev. Father Mcrron, Of St. PAT
rieks Catholic church, al Audenried,
while driving sloag the road last Thurs
day night on his way home from Jeaaes-
vile. The men stopped him and de-
snsnoed bis money. at the same time
placing a revolver at his head and
threatening him with death IN case be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
nacing IN England.

LONDON, October 2S.-The race for
the Dewhurst plate for twO-year-Olds
was run to-day at the Newmarket
Houghton meeting. The Duke OF West
minister's bay colt 0rmonde won, and
his chestnut colt Whitefriar came in
second Il. Pecks chestnut colt Muir
dock finished third. The starters num-
bered eleven. OrmOnde was the win
ner Of the Criterion stakes Oh Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON. October 2y--l l.
M.-For The Middle Atlantic States
Threatening peatAer and ram, slightly
cooler e0aeriy iriRds. shifting 70 nest
criy IN the southern portions, falling
Jollorcd ~. tie southern portions 6J
rtsing barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, loca.
rams. slightly cooler, 'riRqs shlftiRg "a
southwest and northves, rtSiHg ba-
rOmcteT.
For Richmond and p,clHify- threaten
ing weGther and ram, slightly cooler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Heavy Fog a, New York


NEW YORK. October ga dense
fog prevailed ID and around this city
this morning, impeding travel on rail-
ways and navigation on both rivers to
a great extent. The first mishap re-
ported on account Of the fog was q col
hsion Oh North river this morning. The
steamer Hackensack, Of the Hoboken
ferry line, came into collision with the
ocean-siesmer Servis. The bow OF the
ferry-boat was carried away and great
panic prevailed on both vessels. The
collision occurred Oft Pier -. and, IN
his fright, John Molloy, 3 sailor on the
seryia, jumped overheard and was
drowned. His body was recovered.
Several others jumped overheard, but
were rescued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

refused They had mistaken him in
thr darkness fo1 another party. add
when he made known to them who be
was they bed. and the officers did not
snccesd In learning Of their where
abouts until this morning. They were
lodged in Carbon-county jail to await
trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Jerome-Park Races.

JEROME PARK, October q First
ract-purse $500, three quarters Of q
mile-Jim Douglas won Weasel sec
ond, Florence l.. third. Time. l.l9.
Second rsce-one mile-t osteral
won; Greenfield second, Belle third.
Time, :4G..
Third race-one and a quarter miles
Unrest won; Ilmendorf second, Long
knight third. Time. 2:l9s.
Fourth race--purse $500, one and
one-sixteentb miles-Girofa won Mary
Hamilton second, Uberto third. Time,
l.j4.
Fifth race-steeple-chase, full course.
Rose won; Pony second, Repeater
third. Time, Ais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

esrpe and Bonaventure. are abundant.
Pour destitute families were brought
from Labrador by the Canadian. These
have been cared for and sent on West.
They we're all yaccinstcd IN easpe be-
fore coming up, both the Dominion and
local governments having refused to
take them IN hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
A Bridge Accident and Il humber of
Lives LosI.

by telegra phi 20 the Dispatch
EAST SAGINAW. Mich. October
2S.-At $50 this evening a fire broke
out on the tug Mcdonald, lying at the
dock about one hundred feet south OF
Genesee-avenue bridge. A large num-
Der Of people were congregated on the
bridge, When o piece Of TIE sidewalk
on the bridge five feet wide and forty
five feet long. containing about
sixty people. gave way with a
crash, and precipItated them into the
river. Is to IL feet deep, with a strong
current. The night was cloudy and
dark. A greater number were saved,
many. however, badly bruised. The
river is now being dragged. The body
Of Sidney Fallon, aged eight years, has
been brought up. Ii is thought several
persisted, as twelve or thirteen are
missing. James Twait was rescued,
but is badly hurt. John Rothenburg is
injured about the legs George A. Irwin
slightly injured. L. d. Cowles. man
aging editor OF the Courier, w-s stand
ing on the extreme fui her point Of the
bridge when II went down. lie could
could not swim stroke, and was urag-
ged by the struggling people TO the bot
tom Of the river twice, but got clear,
and, drifting down. chung to a Spite IN
til rescued. He is but slightly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
ChesterfirIn Democrats.

Especial telegram 90 the Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, Va, October 2s.-
The Democrats Of Chesterfield had a
barbecue to-day at Cottrells store.
The attendance was large, and great
enthusiasm prevailed. Spirited adj
Dire ,ees were made by Major Nash, Mr..
Hancock, and Judge Gregory. Old
Chesterfield promises TO largely in
crease IT. Democratic majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

by lelesrsph 70 the pispa.eh.l

HAzIETON, PA, October Is
While number Of school-chiidren were
playing ball here to-day Frank Riesen-
weaver, aged nine years, son Of 8
wealthy farmer, had has skull fractured
by being struck on the head with bat,
which slipped from the hands OF Ella
Roth, a girl fourteen years old, who
was playing with the other SCHOOLGIRL
dren. The little fellow died 8 short
time afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Tire in epr,nrf,.Ia. r.p-..

SrRINGFIELD. MASS. October %.
Fire was discovered in the Prentiss
wire-mill, at Holyoke. nj sbort5 O'Clock
tins morning. 1t is supposed to have
started from furnace. The machinery
on the first floor and part Of il on the
second floor was almost entirely ruined.
The stock on these two floors was also
badly damaged. No estimate Of the
loss has yet been made. but it viii be
very heavy. II was well insured. Ths
building was but slightly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
The democrats Win An BaIiimore,

To 0-'No1"f'- 70 VT Al1 T7l1I1l'I
BALTIMORE, October 2s.-James
Hodges was to-day elected mayor Of
this city on the regular Democratic
ticket, defeating Judge George W.
Brown, the Fusionist nominee, by
majority Of about two thousand. The
new City Council stands IL Regulars
and : Fusionists IN the first branch,
and Regulars to 8 Fusionists In the
second branch. The vote was one OF
the heaviest ever est, footing up over
60,0o0. The election passed off very
quietly considering the bitterness de-
yeloped during the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
The RumOred Murder Of ThSbaW Dis
credited.
IBy cable 10 the Dispatch.l

IN tlUIt % IIIH DIhlHNII.I
LONDON, October 2S.-The Govern
ment discredits the rumor from Ran
goon that s revolution had broken out
at Mandalay and King Thebaw, Of Bur
nah, had been murdered.
RANGOON, October 2S.-The rumor
telegraphed yesterday that q revolution
had broken out at Mandalay and that
Hing Thebaw had been murdered Is
not TIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

enitmes,s l.>r<. csure<f Z rx5is. v111e1 ~
Iofx d. her 20 t9Ec., the a0fmUr< N3u -
strongly maintained thai nun1 =
shorls covered their aaies The dec1tnr y
nriish ara French sscuyifiss s,so 49,
the advance. The market fen usrs g
seazc rose 10 s9i<e On renewed tgyf4<s
sel on again srsesulsriy 20 srss.. where ~
market rested On The regular bnafd- ~ -
afi4rnoop nsosIpbcf tel 30 ss,tc., rRlfie4s
and cIo>ed the same ne nf the feKoiar -
sion. or hc HIGHER than yesterday. speou-
lation In cGfn Mrs Ssfy light but p<tose
we're well maintained. the msrkes ciU.n
dnlI bui fIrm ana = ffaciion higher. vezy
large receipts o. hoss caused a weak fns1-
Net for PROVISIONS sariy. Duf valus< Inn
PROVED during the session and closec si,out
the same a. yesterday.
MILWAUKEE.
MrIvAUKrg, Octobsr 2ey- Flour up-
Charged. Wheat firm: cash. te5<c-; NO.
xcfuber $3.50. Corn sscady; NO. =, tlAc.
Oats firruef. No. 4 2tl,c. Proylslow tow.'
er. Mes. porn --Casb of November, 80.
Prime steam lkrd-Cssh or October. $e.eS.
WILMINGTON.
wrF.MrraTos y. C.. Octot,ef 2s.-Turpen-
tine crrl ~ sst<c. Rosin quiet; strained.
Soc. eood SIC. Tar firu 81 Sl.x5. Crsns
turpentine steady: hard. 81 yellow dtpsne
vingin. 81 SO.
NEW YORK CoTroy rUTuKEs.
NEW YoRK. October 2e.-CoftoD-Net
rcceipds- 20 tales: gro~e receipts z,sge
bales Fuiurss rlossd steady ssl..s. los 500
bales: October, 60 5eaf1.nS. november.
nary ss.eoass.6l February, g.. glass =. :
kisrch Ss.s1Rss. - April. ~ esass;st
Ney. ti0.O4efIo o.: June slo.I5atlc lie
July, tl0.24aSlo.26 August slu.3lntlo.ss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
AFearful Death.
IBr telerrnpn 70 the pispatoh.l

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2S.-Scott
Thomas, a moulder, working In the
foundry at Twelfth and Papin streets,
Yesterday, while emptying a large ladle
containing 10000 pounds Of molten
iron into pit fourteen feet deep, the
cable holding the ladle broke, and the
unfortunate man was precipitated into
the pit with the molten metal on top Of
him. He was seen TO writhe several
times, and when his body was removed
il was found TO be charred beyond re-
cognitlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
striking nouIaers EesuminE Work
lBy telegraph 10 tie Dispatch. !

READING, PA, October 26.-Two
hundred mOulders Of Floyd, Wells d
Co., and Grander & Co., at Rogers
Ford, and Yesger d Hunter at Spring
City, who have been on q strike for
several days. went 10 work to-day. The
firms named have aeceded TO the de-
mandof the men that they sign an agree
mena not TO make any change in the
present rate Of wages until September
I lSSG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Parting from a Isnstor.

10y IeIegrBpl 10 Ine DIspaIcU.T
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Bishop
0'Sullivan left the city last night for
his new field OF work in Alabama. His
residence will be at Mobile. All day
yesterday the parsonage Of St. Peters
church was thronged with people be-
longing to his congregation, also resi-
dents Of East Washington, who held
the Bishop IL high esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Freedom of Religion I'm the Oarolines.

LONDON, October 2S.--A dispatch
from Madrid confirms the recent state
ment that the American Government has
in timated to Spain that if the latter's
sovereignty Of the Caroline islands is
recognized the American Protestant
mission must be respected, and freedom
Of religion permitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

MONTREAL, October 2S.-0fIicial
returns at the health Office to-day show
thsf there were 81 deaths from small.
pox in this city yesterday, 3 in. Cote
ST. Louis. in St. Jean Baptiste, IN
st. Gabriel, ] in St. cunegonds, and
IN st. Henri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Western Observation-Disclosures

CHICAGO, October 2s.-To-day's
session Of the Observation-Disclosures was
q stormy one, but it resulted in the
completion Of the business for which it
was held. and the Association ad-
journed 10 meet next time IN Slncin-
natl. 1t was decided TO revive the
Western Export Association, and to
make Buffalo Miller president.
The pooling arrangement was adopted.
This restricts the production Of the
mills 10 one third Of their capacity and
advances the price Of high wines TO
81 90 per gallon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
"CHEsTNUTs.' -

THE ABOVE TERN ORIGINATED IN
Thu DRAMATIC Profession, AND is
USED THUS WHEN A MAN TRIES TO
PALM OH AS HIS OWN a STORY THAT
ORIGINATED WITH ANOTHER, HIS
HEARERs QUIETLY ARK,
d" CHEsTEUTs. WHEN WE READ
DAY AFTER DAY 4 REHAsH OF THE
ADVERTISEMENTS WHICH We HAVE
WRITTEN, AND WHICH ARE BEING
USED BY THOSE WHO AFFECT TO
STAND ON A HIGH MORAL PLANE,
WE ALSO BEG TO QUIETLY REMARK,
- CHEsTNUTs. WE ARE GLAD TO
KNOW, HOWEVER, THAT wk ARE
FURNISHING THE sELF-sTYLED
LEADING CLOTHIERs " WITH
IDEAS IN ADYERTIsINC. WI COULD
ALSO GIVE THEM IF WE WISHED A
FEW IDEAS, or " POINTERS" As TO
SELLING FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN
AND BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES. But
WE INTEND THEM FOR OCR OWN USE
IN GIVING TO THE THINKING PoR-
TlON OF OUR PEOPLE lBY WHICH WE
MEAN THOSE WHO ABE NOT CAUGHT
BY CLAP-TRAP) THE BEST VALUE FOR
THEIR MONEY IN MEE's, BOYS, AUD
CHILDREN's CLOTHING THEY HAVE
EyER RECEIVED IN RICHMOND.
ONE PRICR TO ALL.
A. sAKR a CO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Rev Instructions REGARDING Special
HpIlNrrH.

Delivery.
BY telegraph ~ the Dispatch
WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The
Post Office Department has issued
modified circular Of instructions to
postmasiers covering the Specialize
livery service. The new circular In
Guides postal-cards and sealed pack
ages IN the matter entitled to special
delivery if properly stamped. Post
masters are required to report monthly
instead Of weekly; and where the busi-
ness is so limited as to preclude the
employment Of regular messengers
posimasters are directed to make other
arrangements for deliveries. having re-
gard 10 the provision Of the law that
foTbids the payment Of more than eight
cents for delivery Of each letter. Post
masters are also directed TO place q no
tice upon the face Of registered pack
ages containing special delivery letters
informing postmasters at points Of de-
livery Of the nature Of their contents,
so that packages may be opened imme-
diately and the matter delivered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

OCTOBER 70 ls65.
The market To- day had the appearance o.
activlty. but IN reality but little was sod
and tins comp rised h few sales 81 good nlien
and medium cutters. Auction sales were
chiefly SUD cured to,accOs, which remain
without special feature, win iight offerings
Receipts o. primlugh arr small and offerings
common. prices weaker. IN good bright
Wnppers there was nothing Of note 10 day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

The appointment Of General Clusters
widow 10 the pension agency at De-
troIt Is being urged by a number Of
Michigan papers.
The three daughters OF Lord Car
narvon will inherit about Sl50.000
each under the will Of their grand
mother, Lady Chesterfield.
Mrs. Lsngtry has painted her hair
kind Of reddish color, which, 1t appears,
Is becoming the fashion IL Paris. IL has
much injured her appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
A Youthful murderer.

10y eeieefaph 10 Inc D4bpAeca.3
CHARLEsTON, 5. c., October 2o.-
In Anderson county, IN this State, yes
terdAy. Dock Rice white. aged nine
teen, was killed by Mack johnson lcO-
lcred). sged seventeen, IN quarrel
about ginning cotton. johnson used a
pole. Rice WAS unarmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

NEW York. October 2ss-Ths stock map
kef continues moderately active. com
pairing the business 81 present With that 81
few weeks ago. bal considerably less thar
OF last week Seven stocks. headed by ~
Paul and ended with Northwest. con-
tributed about 90 per cent. 81 the uay
business. The fluctuations we're within
quite q nasfOW range, with the exceptions
OF han dozen stocks. Eztreme Prices
were within the ranRe Of less than y cent:
Prices we're very Irregular after opening. aud
higher IA most cases. The market sagKed on
was nm NJ O'Clock, and closed somewhat
Irregular bat I 10 higher, with Delaware
and Hudson mp a. 81. Pau IL, Reading
IA, Pacific NAL , higher. The talk con-
corning Paciflc Mail u bnilisi. aud claims
are MADE That the company viii snow
81 coo 600 surplus. The stories regard lux
the efforts OF Vanderbilt 10 secure control
OF Reading were revived and were respon-
sibe for the fise m ihat stoik. <otWitb-
standing the officials deny knowledge OF
such an attempt. many specuiators believe
the stories and say Vanderbilt viii come
forwHrd at the last moment and save toe
road from absolute foreclosure on account
ar The valuable frspchises o. The company.
sales. asa. 600 shares.
RALTIMORE.
BALr1NoRE, October 2s.-Virginis es
eous0ls 81: pasf-due coupons. 5s5.: new
lO-40s, BIZ. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

CHICAGO. October Is The wheat market
Daclnated rather wildly IA day within \
moderate range: opened NJ csifc. Tor t)e-
cenber; rose suddenly 10 $50, hat the
pssssore 10 sell Nas very sharp Al The out
slde fignre, and the prize fell NJ Quickly Ia
e7sfc., fiuctnaiing between thai point and
es'ke. for IN hour. The pFediction Of lighter
receis,5s al ali primary polnis. aud the tara
thai le6 600 bushels lad been taken sos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. ocT. &c.
lBy telegrs pn-l
7 ME. LIME LIME!l,

7 IME LIME LIME,.,
Just received and for sale cheap.
Z. 600 barrels FRESH ROCkLAND LIME.
4.0OC barrels RESI- "a y u a y,
kOSENDALE CEMENT.
ZOO barrels tkEsh CALClNED PLAS-
TkE
SOC barrels FRESH HIGGINsON MAR
BLE-DlsI.
ALSO.
SAVAGE FIRE BRICK and CLAY,
LATlis, CAITLh-HAIE, &C.
WAkNER MOORE.
Foot Seventeenth street south side lock.
Corn-Mesl, Lump and Ground Plaster.
eumsc, and BARK. oc 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
sAr.rs prpnrrrn IN srcRrrArY.

WEAKENING. "a bushels very good NO
s1.O1. Mixed 400 bushels very good on
private terms $50 bushels fair az ezc. Red
a2G bushels very good LOugberry on pri-
Nate terms. qlG bushels common o. fair
! ouCbcrry a. 9O 20 P6c. ~ bushels fair 20
very good Short berry al so 10 P-c
tlEN.-N hlte. 100 bushels very good Viz
guia az - o. 54sc Mixed. 500 bushels very
good western al 5o4c.
OATs-M inter Z44 bushels very good 20
prime Virginia at o. 20 soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

We uuOte: Fine 81 7sass supernne
tsRg8.5O. extra, So 75aS4 family. s4s
R47b. patent family. country, S5.bCRg5. 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
sToUT. ALI. sc.

THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN
Il that keeps on drsught GUISNEsss
STOUT and BAsss ALE, which makes the
best Half-snd- Halt also culmbech and Err
LANCER BEER, al at ten cents per eisss, N
CHARLES ECKERS,
1909 east Main street.
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Company iof
81 Louis hEEk also o. dranghL.
&C ls-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
zee yRouBLEs IN ZEE EAsT.
TuFhey AasptinE EHeesive mcasnre.--csrrss-
sin aud Albania slotins.

TnFhey Aasptins EHeesive mca.nres-csrrss-
SIN sHd Albania siesins.
ny cable 10 the Dhpatch.l
CoNsTAETIYoPLE, October 2S.-
The War Office presents q scene OF IN
usual activity, clearly indicating that
the Porte Is determined on adopting
effective measures in the event Of the
conference OF the Powers falling 70
agree on plan for the settlement Of the
houmelian question. An Official re-
port to-day shows that 10000 Turk
ish troops are low mustered at availa-
bic points on the frontier for active ser
vice on the Balkan peninsula, and re-
Inducements are continually arriving.
The Mustahfiz or Landsturm and the
BASH Bazonks have been summoned
for military duty.
The levy Of the Landsturm is only
TesoTted 10 as q war measure. and will
add over 10000 men to the Servian
army. Circassia has rendered $4,000
cavalry. and Albania has promised 70
assist the Porte. In view Of this the
Turkish troops in Albania have been
Withdrawn and massed on the Greek,
Bulgarian, and Seryian frontiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
The Genesta Arrives In England.


PORTSMOUTH, Eng, October 2S.-
The Genesta. which was defeated IN the
recent international yacht-race for the
Americas cup by the American yacht
Puritan, in New York harbor, arrived
at this port at 9 O'Clock this morning
after her voyage across the Atlantic.
She came into port flying three first
prize flags won in her contests with
American yachts. Great enthusiasm
was manifested BY the crowds on board
The men-ofwar and yachts in the har-
Dor. and cheer after cheer greeted her
as she sailed INTO port. II is believed
that the time OF the Genesta's trip
across the Atlantic-twenty days and
ten hOurs-beats the best yacht record.
The wind during the voyage was north
northeast to west. with occasional
strong, heavy seas. which greatly re-
taTded her progress. Twice she was
hove to, anG the whole trip was made
under reeied tri-sails. The only mis-
haps were the breaking Of the mates
ankle and a slight disarrangement Of
the s,eeriDg-gesr. The best runs were
as follows On the 18th instant. 23s
miles 18th instant. $40 miles and
18th instant, 200 miles. The crew OF
the Gebests speak Of their treatment il
America with enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
RIrnNOvp I.TvF-srOCK MARKF.T.

RICHMOND IL rOCk MARKET.
OCTOBER 2s-Rsceipts: $50 head cattle
500 sneep and iRmbA. 900 hogs.
The prices obtained were ~ follows
CRttle-Best. 10 I e., gross medium ca
good. 10 $50. gross common 10 hlr 10
2i5c.. gross Old cows. thin, light steers
and heifers ] 10 lac. gross.
Sheep-AuttOn, ~ 10 = &C.. gross.
Lambs 10 Az. gruss few superior NJ
Sc.
stock sheeT-s2 TO s2.25 per head very
inferior stock soc. Co 81 pei head.
HogA-5l 10 BIKE. net.
Al sold except few sheep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Arrest of "a Democratic Registrar in
PefereDuFE.

(specia telegram TO the Dispatch
PETERSBURG, Va, October Is
Mr.. James +. Tench, Democratic regis
trar in the First Ward, was arrested
Yesterday on two warrants, the first Of
which charged MIN with fraudulently
registering q citizen Of Chesterfield, and
the second with maliciously and cor
ruptly transferring the name Of Charles
Y. Smith from the observation-disclosures as
removed to Norfolk. Mr.. 1ench was
brought before q justice, but released
on bail for MS appearance before the
mayor tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

There are several Republican politi-
clans Of prominence in the city. John
Sherman and General Green Y. kaum
both arrived to-day, and have discussed
the political situation with General
Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
mAnINE I,rrl.I.Iernck.

hAhANA - AAshtsh0hsN%E r.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT 20 1884.
sun rises .......-.- 6.s7 Hon TTDKs
Sun sets.....-.--.. a.tl Morning .--......-.. -
Moon rises. Lotto tyenins.......-..-.. s.1o
PORT Oh RICHMOND. OcT0BLR IS. 1885.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, GirOrd Norfolk. Omitted
HtRtes mail. merchandise, and psls<engsrE-
l. d TRtum, agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. ocT. &c.
lBy telegrspn.l
AERIyED.
steamship Cyprus tBr.l. New Orleans, TO
coal.
steamer Richmond. BOaz. New YORK and
sa led for West Point.
steamship kanawha, Greenwood. Nor
fox.
Schooner Fannie Whltemore Boston.
SCHOONER benjamin hale Hail. Somerset.
Schooner John a.. Williams. Pierce, New
York.
SAILED.
Steamship MerrlmRck. Weir. Rio JRpel-
70, -. Thomas. &C.
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"WEDNESDAY. October Is less.
EALEs.-l 600 Richmond city SIS al 1871
600 Atlanta and Charlotte incomes "a. c.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND October 20 1850,
OFFERINGs.
WHEAT White. - bushels Mixed. 2 $50
bushels. Red. 0s2 bushels. Total. 2lf
bushels.
CoEN.-w White. 1904 bushels. Mixed
l 100 bushels.
OATs-l $50 bushels.
EYE-z0O bushels.
f'EAs-2o bushels.
OBCuAHp-OKAss ~EED.-lo bushels
NILI-OTf AIS IONS.
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COTTON REPORT.

Market Eieaty.
QUOTATIONS..
Low MIDDLING.-8C.
STRICT t. Go0D MIDDLISG.-9 C.
hIDuLISG.-e C.
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RICHMovp STOCK FxCaAvoE-

BAIrIMoKE, October 2s.-virginis 6S.
eous0ls. 81: pasi-tue coupons Se54; new
lO-40is. b.. Bid to-day.