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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Express trains daily the rear round make oio~e
ocnnccfi0rs with trains from Canada the Fss
and south io al Lake superior points.
A WaTsoN " Arlrr
Gen -upfTutendeut CEN Pas A 7Irfof A.
har1ueste. kich Marquette kich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

All ofheH daily except sunday.
Sleeping can run on Pacific and Atlantic en-
pres trains a. aud from DeirDll
f6rl0r car rln ou Day EnpTcs aud Grand Rap
i'd kxpress o. and frum Detroit
Direct connections made a. Detroit With a.
through trains kasl over X. G. h H., lCanads
SOEthem DiYtrloul
CHAs H. NoEEls. General Art st. Monroe-sl
J. +. HAwKISs Ticket AcL Union Depot
g. ". MUSfGE Iuion TEL OfiOe t5 MOurosel
o. v. kCeeLEs q. =. A 7. A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

sDaIa fDalif e1ocri SUNDAY
Through coaches 10 Chicago and Toledo on l,a
q ~ train.
Ihrough p2rlaT car % Chicago GA l1b0 ~
train No e1lIa charge la ee1iS
Through Pullman sccplne CAT and Oo4ch inl
Chicago on ID so b. train.
"a a. sRFENTKk Ira1c MEr
Onion Ilckei once 6I Mouroe siroct
MILAN A. 0ANKII.
Assistant 0eE lAsHeIlReI agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

tEall ltsfllE e. s.a ll.s Hail o1I 4Itaclec
AE lTafef-t tiit all Na1El9s
llsa a. liaiu h4k chair CAT io1 Aalklns~ iaf,
euc Ifsgtrss LlIy
4i.lN trtll las s.t.cIluk 1uc 1l~lF an A.
ilsf0rss llly 40 AsCEl.aK lIiy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Despite the fact that the TELEGRAM-
HzRALD l. making 10 effort 10 Increase
It's circulation, because Of It's present IN
Efficient press facilities, Us hst = grad
ualiy crawling up, the daily average last
week beng iorty-three copies more Of
each edition than i0r the previous week
Following Is :he actual figures FOR the
-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Detroit. Grand Haven = Milwaukee.

IAfoAt4 7t4il.AF ~ p Il i'tt-l- -Ata-it
fGssenEeT taking The - g. m. kaprt<k mGft
close connection al OvosSe f0r LEnsluE and a.
Detroit FOR New YORK arriving there a. l0SC a. n
the following 1ulrg
Nigbt E1pFoss has local Sleeping Car fron De
tToit 20 Grand kspich
1his il the only line running Limited kHpraes
leaving here AZ s-s0 p. 10. with Sleeping Car y
Detroit making direct connections foF a. poina
Esxi arriving 81 New f0rk az fa 3 on. tie loil0w-
ing evening. Trains west 81 IN S. % VIII make
direct connection with palace steamer City of
Milwaukee FOR aA p0iuts west
Through tickets secured a. D.. 81 ~ a ~ ce1ces
Sweets Hctcl hlock and a. the ccpot
i PoTTEE Ciig PAS Agent
CEo. 3. RIVE. TrsfnC Manage Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

AZ .sst Gen. FsTz JOHN PORTER is 70
be pisosd iu his little niche 10 American
history It may not % an altogether
com'ortsbls place bus is has been i'm
proved s0nswhst sithin year OF two.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

IA Wi1HEN fOhA thLN MAkAGth 1f
" buFcne e Fsilllne establishment IL iaeals1
81 30 Aulrue s. Nttfe or1srs nli - received laI
psiating paper hanging and fre<aof-ae kslleaa.
baf tle place ognoeile iae o141l'f e y eel.i-lleft
TlTf EAKEkE AID D0NFEcloNERl l5
\ 6rslosiiit-sFe Regular trace solicited y
kosk Proprietor
C. HERKkER. WAI4Hfs. ELorEs AM
= flne Jewellery p Nanrat-sf
nSCAk nlE 80 DIVISION r7 CAEFENIER
" aud ioh shop. scraeilE specially.
NOMNIsSIOH. p j LAMB s co. WHOLE
sale deaien ga frilf an Tegtizlles. tuifSl.
esss etf. and lt iuHia-sl Strand Aalais. Aleh
ron S4LE-PaFERS
IoR sAIE-OID PAPEks NEATLY FOLDED
Excellent ioT patterns shelves. eie fifiSeu
cent? hundred apply a. ihls nnlce t1-s Netk
HaNTED-TO BCH
TANTED-sEOOND HAND BOYS bltYCiE
" size 81 inches, rui,per tire. iu good orieT.
AddTe>s Charlie. Box sts. Nuskeg AicA. -
PROFEssI0S4L
nR KDNARD sLOMAN. iis M0NROk-sl.
IL Houn 70 10 a IA. 70 p. Il, : .s ,. n
STORAGE
THE SECURITY SIORA6ECOMrANl STORES
| and nsures furniture househo goods snd
general merchandise a. low rates tfOo1s eai1 CA
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Z shori Line and Tnrough Coaches fr0n q O Kan.
Eoiiand.-5d Raven. M-kerUn and Fcntwstof
GOING WEST. Central Time GOING KAsT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Grand Rapids Will not be at loss for
smusements the coming season. Mana
ger Powers announces a good list Of at
fractions, Manager SMITH will keep open
house for ten months with a vaudeville
bill, SACKETT Il WIGGINs' new cheap
theatre on Canal street will, it is said,
prove veritable wonderland" and
somebody is liable to draw REDMoND's
and pat some attractions in there.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Today viii be held the last q the i'm
portaut conventions of the present can
paizn. Numerous delegates arrived last
sv-uing snd rs mighty oussrtin' inst
whom 80 Fur0ni.ts vii dominate today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

The State Department a. Washington
xvas ont "FssN-rsco REsURss' a. the
proper sDei ing - the name of MoSpRA-
soxs vict'm. II bssn't given ont Jet
that MoSDRksoS's axtrsdition wi b d.
uanfa7
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

Detroit Esoiinsc q Marquette " Il
"THE NsCErVAw s8oET IIgE"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

The Grsenbscsers uave a isTyer from
a httle cross rosds village called Men
don. a. their candidate SAYS the JACK
son Cfh-ea. with q sneer q tev re-
marks FROM the Cifissn on the zrsst me-
tronobs called fiiiasa. Eouid he 10 order
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01
Infants Outfits.

In every variety, style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

THE SECURITY sIORAGECOMPANl STORES
| and ius1res furniture household eoOds aau
general merchandise af low rates. tsoois sold CA
commission, packed moved aud shipped No. 30
Hurou-si. Telephone "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

SIR CHAsn ss Dusr wss reported -
Gently - travelling Ia COS. IN lover Can =
STA aud nov IA zap rtei That - hss
igss passad through Winnipeg ander the
asna ~ enc Earl ~ kinEston. It is cot
surprising ihas he tse.s IKE hiding bis
dse-scaf hsad "a sone remote reEon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

The steamer Dsuiei Drew rhIch Vas
burned on the Hudson AZ Kingston Fss
tuslt shcrt twentT-8-e yes-s AZ. and
VS. trr many yssrs ias finest beat en- sbe
-lra~ Recently sha hsd heen ~un oul u
"a 5ar boat. sud So isid - % the
a-.h 81 11us necss1se - rss nct isrEa
sncuzh ts meet tha femsnds - tbs iu-
.-assing trs-sl cn ne rrsr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

NOR sALE-oLD FAPEks NkAILl FOLDED
Il kxcelleni loT patterns. shelves ete. fsfseu
cent? hundred apply a. this once i1-s setk
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-01

WANTED SECOND HAND BOYS RltHtlE
" aae 81 inches ruheer tire. iu good arief
AddIe>s Charlie. Box st.. Musk eeau Mich. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
CHARLESTON STILL SHAKING.
Another Shock Yesterday, which
Canses alarm But No Damage.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. ga
severe earthquake shock was felt here
at eight minutes past ! O'Clock this az
ternoon. Itlssted about one and half
seconds. 1t was from north to south,
and shook nearly all the houses in the
city, the vibration being very perceptl.
bic in wooden houses. The shock had
the effect of making people more ner-
vous in view Of Wiggins's predicted dis
aster for tomorrow.
Scientists say these shocks will be
kept up for an indefinite time, and that
there is nothing alarming in the recur-
renee of the shocks. Barring the shock
to-day the city is quiet, and the work
Of repairing houses and extending re-
lief is going on without interruption.
The weather is clear aud warm, aud
the indications are favorable for pleas
ant day tomorrow.
DAMAGE TO THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.
Z WASHINGTON, September ga
telegram was received at the Treasury
Department to-day from Mr.. Deyereux,
superintendent of the custom-house at
Charleston, S. c., saying that the shock
Of earthquake yesterday afternoon
caused serious displacement of the
west portico OF the Government build
ing, so much so as to necessitste closing
that entrance TO the building. The post
office is reported as absolutely safe.
SHOCKS AT sUMMERVILLE.
- CHARLESTON, S. c., September %.
There were three slight shocks at Sum-
meryille to-day, but no damage.
REPORTED SHOCK IN PENNSYL-
WANNA.
LANCASTER, September 2S.-A re-
liable citizen of Washington, borough
on the Susquehanna, in this county,
states that a shock Of earthquake vas
plainly felt there last evening at 7:2l
o'clock. In several instances residents
ran out Of their buildings. The shock
has not been reported from any other
part Of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
The ueather IN Richmond yesterday
irds rerv tcaym and clear.
Mean temperature. ...... ...
DE HIS.

RASS.-Uied, al her residence, No. 40
west Gay street, september o.. 1886, Mrs.
g. r.. 4. BASS; aged seyenty-two years.
Funeral fIom the residence his WED
ncGday) Az IEkNOON at CLOCK.
BROWN.-Died. at her late residence,
1924 north Seventeenth street. AZ ll:1O a:
~. September IS 1856, Mrs. ELIZABETH
BKOVN, wife OF Richard Brown, in the
Bltieth year OF her age.
Dearest mother, thou has, left US;
We thy loss most deeply reel;
But It's God who hath bereft us,
lie can all our sorrOWs neal.
May she rest IN peace.
Her funeral will take place from ~. Pa
ters Cat hedral THIS Wednesday Ar TEN
NOON At 3 o'clock. Friends and acqulllt-
ances ARE invited to attend.
Charlottesville papers please copy.
FOSTER -Dled. on Tuesday morning,
September 2s. 1850, az No. east Marshal
street, A. VGRGIE, Oldest daughter OF +. NJ.
and j. Annie Foster. -, a. -
Grace. Street Baptist church THIS (Wet-
nesday) AFTERNOONa al half past 0 clock.
FRIENDS OF the family and the schoOlmates
OF the deceased are cordially Invited 10 A.
tend.
HARRIS.-Dled, at his residence No 10
Forth Sixth street Septe mber Z1th. AT >
O'Clock 4. NJ, WILLIAM IL. HAHHIS; ased
foriy-three.
Deceased was member OF IIenrico Lodge,
No. Al, A. f. and A. NJ, VINO viii accom-
pany his remains. All sister lodges invited.
Asleep In Jesus.
His funeral Will take place from the First
Baptist church. Broad and College streets,
TODAY "Wednesday at 4 O'Clock Z. VI.
sBIELD5.-ped. Tuesday night, Sep.
iemtar 2s, 1855, at ten minutes past III
o'clock, Of diphtherla, MARIE, youngest
daughter OF William A. aud Mamie Z.
shields: aged two years, eleven months,
and twenty-five days.
Funeral VIII take place a. the residence OF
her parents, No. III east Leigh street, IdI5
AFT ERNOON, at 1870 o'clock. Friends aud
relatives OF the family are invited toattend.
Phlladel phia and New York papers please
GFaxr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
sIortuary Statistics.

The report Of the Board Of Health
shows that there were thirty-five deaths
during the week ending Saturday, Sep
TENDER 25tb.
Cause Of DeGth.-Apoplexy, l;
brain disease, /; bronch;is-acute, l.;
casualty, /; cerebro-spinal meningitis,
|; congestion of brain, l , congestion
Of lungs, |; consumption, 3; cOnyul-
sions, /; conyulsions-infantile, |;
debility-gcneral, 2; diphtheria, 3;
dysentery, | entero colitis, | ; fever
malarial, l.; hamilton, .; inlanticide,
!; marasnus. l; paralysis, | !; peri
tonitis, l septicnmia, ; sunstroke,
] testhibg, ; unknown, | /; whooping
cough, {; pulmonary emphysoma, l.
Ages.-One day to thirty, 3; one
month to six, 4 !; six months to twelve,
3; one year to three, o; three years
to five, 2; five years to ten, |; ten
years to twenty, Q; twenty years to
thirty, l thirty years to forty, 3 F.; forty
years to fifty, l A; sixty years to seventy,
/; seventy years to eighty, 2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
The condemned Anarchists.
fHy fafagva an 90 the nt.,,,fat, A

CHICAGO, September 2S.--Aiiiiavits
to support the motion for a new trial
for the seven condemned Anarchists
have been flied by their attorneys.
The usual plea is entered, that the YER
dict is not supported By evidence, aud
it is also urged that the counsel for the
State employed a form OF argument
which was calculated TO prejudice the
jury. The chief point urged, no sever,
is the stOsy telegraphed from Indisnapo.
lis shortly after the conclusion OF
the trial 10 the effect that man
entered a drinking-saloon in that city
one or two days before the Haymarkst
massacre and exhibited . satchel, iu-
iimatipg that slaughter would occur in
Chicago in few days. The theory Of
the defence is that this mysterious
stranger had = quantity Of dynamite
bombs, and that he is the person who
in all likelihood threw the bomb into
the ranks Of the police. The manner
in which the jury was summoned, before
whom the defendants were tried, is also
objected 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
sEw yonM srocg MaKxsr.

NEW YORK, September rs Tho stock
nbEik to-day showed y somewhat better
distributed business. and p.icea were ma
fefisiiy higher throughout the day thanat
the close iast night new England con-
tinued TO be the feature, aud Its Illustrations
were wide and at times violent. bat 10
reached higher figures than have Set BEEN
etisir ed ~ any previous day. aud sho gei
y hapdsome gain ~ the close. The move-
ment IL as much. II not more. al enigma
than II has been Rt any time Western
Onion. lacifc Mail. and Central Pacific
were also features In trading. all being ac-
tive aud strong, the last STOCK upon talk OF
dividend 81. Paul was the only one
81 The Changers to show aoy life
whatever. Prices at the opening were
very irregular, Lackawsnna being doSn
y. and New England aud Union
Pacific up n like amount, Other
changes belug for smaller fractions
Piicps hesitated somewhat In the early
deslii g. but the market soon became
strong throughout. New York and New
England gaining 2sE. The advance culmr
mated shortly before noon, and some heayi.
ness was displayed. while TIVE advance In
New England was nearly AL lost. but 10 soon
iOited the remainder OF the list and. with
the exception OF a snall reaction toward
the close, the market was firm all tho way
up. nhally closing steady 10 firm. Every
thing on the active list 10 higher. New York
and New England showing gain OF 81.
Central Pacific, Louisville snd Nashville
and Union Pacific Il each, Western Union
~ Jersey Central and Lake shore <esch.
Tacifc Mail IL. 81. Paul 4 and tennessee
Coal 81 Sales As. Geo shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
PERSONAL. nnd Briefs.

Mr.. Edward Major, treasurer OF
Charles City county, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey Belts, of the Western
Union Office, left for the West yester-
day morning.
There were three conversions at the
Salvation Army tent last night, aud as
many Monday night.
In the Religious Herald for this week
DR.. Hoge has a three. column letter,
chiefly descriptive of London.
An indictment against NJ. j. DAILY
for forgery was brought in by the Hust-
inss-Court grand jury yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Bowls, who was pain.
fully hurt at the Tredegsr Works few
days ago, was able to return to work
yesterday.
Rev. r. G. Cave has accepted the call
to the Seyenth.Street Christian Church,
and expects to take charge the lst Of
November.
Mr.. f. E. Myers, architect Of the new
City Hall, and his son, Mr.. George w.
My ers, left for their home, Detroit,
Mich, yesterday afternoon.
Councilman W. f. Pearce returned
yesterday from Boston, where he went
as a delegate to the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd-Fellows. lie was de-
lighted with his trip.
Captain R. E. Frsyser was called to
Washington, d. c., last night by a tele-
gram announcing that his brother, Mr..
Collier c. Frayser, who is in business
in that city, is at the point Of death.
The United States courts and Offices
have removed from the custom-house
to the Marshall building, and the officers
are busy arranging things. This change
will only last while the custom-house
Improvements are in progress.
The American bark John r. STAN
hope, 39l tons, Captain John de Win
ter, cleared for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
yesterday with 5,035 barrels -four,
valued at s23, so; shipped by the
Haxall- Crenshaw Company.
bred. Francis (colored), Of South
symptom county, convicted of house.
breaking and sentenced for three years,
and Gernsey Reed, of Portsmouth, SEN
fenced for ore yesr for the third con-
viction of petit larceny, were delivered
at the penitentiary yesterday.
One Of the colored employees at
Halls foundry, Ninth street and Basin
bank, had his foot badly burned yes
terdsy afternoon by melted iron spill
ing on it. The ambulance was called,
his foot was dressed, and ne was taken
to his home, rear of Third and Frank
lin streets.
The Washington Star Of yesterday
evening says: MIR. Powderly left
Scranton Monday for the Richmond
convention Of Knights OF Labor. He
IS quoted as saying that the opposition
TO him has become insignificant, and
that he expects to be elected General
Master Workman for the seventh time
by great majority.
The Hon. j. L. NJ. Curry. United
States Minister to Spain, in inclosing
$50 to Mayor Courtenay, of Charleston,
S. c., for the benefit of the earthquake
sufferers, wrote My heart bleeds for
Charleston. | know your agony must
be almost insupportsble as you look
upon the desolation and sunerings in a
city you love so well, and whose pros
peIity and good name, for six years or
more, have called forth your ceaseless
and noblest energies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29

sidsnt Phinizy. OF the Augusta factory,
Was preset at the conference, and re-
presented to the mayor that the men
came South fully spprised OF the situs-
ton, and not under missppreheusion,
AZ they claim. The president Is will
ing to stand by tho contract made by
the agent Of the Augusta factory while
in Paterson. The Jersey operatives
maintained that they we're betrayed
into coming to Augusta.
The mayor declined to interfere aud
did not see how the city could furnish
the passage money. Legal aid has been
called in by the Knights, and proceed.
ings will be instituted to force the
Augusta factory to refund the passage
money.
! bis morning, at 2:lj o'clock, q fire
OF unknown origin Quilted Rufus Carter
& Co.'s tobacco factory, on Eighth and
Ellis streets, and damaged adjacent
property, including the Knights Of
Py lbias Hall, to the extent of $4,000
on the property and $500 on the
Knights paraphernalia. The damage
to the tobacco-factory amounts 60
a22 Geo on stock and building; insured
fully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning-Justice d. c. Rich
ardson presiding:
Mary Taylor (colored), stealing lot
OF carpenters tools from Nat. Mes
senburg. Dismissed on payment Of
costs.
Emil Ehler and Media Brockett both
colored), fighting in the street. Paid
costs.
V. Hongender, drunk. Fined e. and
costs.
Cornelius Richardson (colored), as
saulting and throwing rocks at w. II.
Robinson. Security required for three
months in the sum Of 800.
Richard Sale, being ofunsound mind.
Commission Of lunacy ordered.
John E. Hill (coloredJ, betrayal Of
Lucy Mosby. Continued until to-day.
Isaiah johnson, drunk, disordsrly,
and lighting on the street. Fined s5 and
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
Names or l.. q. Washington. General
Young. aud Gonerai Lawton
Mentioned in This
Connection.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September %.
II is reported that Colonel L. q.
Washington's name has been strongly
endorsed for the Austrian Mission.
His support Is from the Virginia, Ken
lucky, and Louisiana delegations.
The papers have been filed, and be-
yond this nothing further can be
learned.
Members of the Georgia delegation
push General P. NJ. b. Young, now
Consul General at st. Petersburg, for
the same position, but there is reason
for saying that if any Georgian is ap-
pointed it will be General A. r. Law
ton.
The best opinion here is that the Mis-
sion will not be filled for some time.
A gentleman near to Dir. Bsyard has
reason to believe that when the appoint
ment is made it will be given to per-
son whose name has never been men
toned, but who is personal friend Of
The Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
The Academy.

"Our Strategists was produced at
The Academy yesterday, the audience
at night being large. The play is very
funny and was much enjoyed. Harry
Trsyer as " Capsicum Pepper, the
DUDE" is quite original and laughable.
The rest Of the cast appear to good
advantage, Mr.. Charles F. Tingay, as
ore of "0ur Strategists," deserving
special mention. The piece will be re-
peated this afternoon and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
Democratic Primary I'm Atlanta.

10Y ttASSAHlu W viz DAHPotNh'i
ATLANTA, September 2S.-The
chief interest in the Democratic pri-
mary, which was held here to-day, CEN
tered in the fact that an attempt was
made to mix it up with the prohibition
question. Certain extreme Prohibition
lists formed al ALLIANCES with certain
Knights of Labor some time ago and
put out ticket pledged to these two
interests. The rank and file of the
Prohibitionists protested against this
effort to mix moral with political ques-
tions. In the vote to-day hundreds of
ProhibitioniSts either stayed at home
or voted against the alleged prohibition
ticket, while many voted for the ticket,
but did so under protest. The result
was the defeat, not Of prohibition, but
Of Objectionable methods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29

fairly active ana lover, No, . mixed. eash.
sIYas4szc. October, SlHa94kc. Oeh very
dull add steady; No . mixed, ceen, 1ote
2sI.c.: October 28tsc. Whiskey nrm 81
u.I2 Provisions very dun. Pork. SIC. lyfe
$40 rs. IArd-K Round lots nrsn - 70 sos
Bulk. meats-- Boxed lots uncbango9. bs'
con about steady: long clear aud enost
ribs, q. 6sas7.75; short clear. s7.7essS.
WILMINGTON.
WuLMu0ruN, ". o., September Is
Spirits tpTpehtine quiet ~ 3l3o. o0sic
quiet; strained, 75c.: good. soc. Tar nrm ~
G52K. Crude turpentins nrm. hsr6s eVc.'
yellow dIp and virgin. 1i.sO.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUpvILLs, September 2e.-Grsin ano
rtovisiops quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRk September 2s. -CottoD--0ros
receipts. 5000 bales Futures closed steady:
sales, 6o.lto bales; september, 20 2isss ~;
October, se.2Sass.a4i November. % 2ss
$3.50: December, s9.34. January, 1911
age ~: Fsbrusry, 80 5Osss 81 March. 20 81
ase. so: April 50 G7s1s.ss; May, s97js
90 70: June 80 ssass.si: JGiy, s9.sissa.sS;
August. 80 96ssg97.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReporied for the DispstehI
NoRFuLK, September 2s.-Markct dull.
Prime, 8RS1<c.. fancy, sc, com mon, Ia
&C.. sheiled, 2sshc.; factory hand-pickei.
4asLc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-29
Cabinet Meeting,

10y ASACkibbii W NAiS DA0ft'NSAsl
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Thc
first meeting Of the Cabinet since the
Presidents return was held at the
White House this afternoon. There
were present Secretary Lamar, Post
master. G eneral Villas, Acting-Secretary
Fairchild, and Acting-Attorney- General
jerks. The other members Of the
Cabinet are out Of the city, but it is
expected that all except Secretary Man.
ming will be here in time to attend the
meetings next week. To-day's session
lasted nearly three hours, aud so far as
can be learned was devoted entirely to
the consideration Of routine questions
pending before the Departments repre-
sented,
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II fully and ably, showing clearly that
no censure could possibly DO attached
to the Democratic party for the failure
OF the bill to pass the House, but that,
on the other hand, whenever II came up
for consideration Hiscock, Reed, or
some other Republican would object,
and so the odium really rests on them.
Crockett, the murderer Of Tom Hall,
was brought here last night TO stand
his trial at this term Of the court. He
was to-day returned to the Salem jail,
as his case has been postponed until the
Circuit Court, which sits here Noyem-
Der Goth.