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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Mexican Courtesy TO rns Uniled States

~ teit.rhph 10 the Jlbps.cL.
NEW LAREDO, MEX., September ! ?.
Yesterday afternoon United States Con-
SUI Mackey, Of this city, Oh hearing
that an American citizen named Robes
was under arrest, charged with deser-
ton from the Mexican army. called
upon the regimental commander, and,
through bis inf uence, had him released.
His release was purely matter Of
courtesy 10 the United States Govern
ment. as there can be no doubt that the
mEn vas really g deserter. This action
on the part Of the Mexican authorities
causes much favorable comment from
Americans on both sides Of the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
HnnL prs-,dsnr indicted.
ny telegraph to the Dlspa,cn.i

y ttt- IHVN " " Hl9N~tNH'I
Boston. September lS-Hhe grand
Jury IN the Unled States District Court
reported today an indictment against
Richmond J. Lane, recently president
OF The Abingdon National bank. The
arr&ignmeut contains sixty-Lye counts
charging onDezzlement OF the bank
fund IN various amounts and az various
times. and alleging false entries and
drawing from tbo banks FUNDS IN Bos-
ton, without authorization and with In
tent 70 dtiraud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
BY telegram 10 the pispatch.l

By telegraph 20 the Dispatch.I
WASHINGTON, September ID 4.
k.-FOr TirginiG, fair heather an the
northern portion, local rams IN the
southern portion, nearly stationary
temperature, sGstcrly minds.
For North Carolina aud South Caro-
lima, local rains, no decided change an
temperature, easterly minds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Cur an Railroad Raaes south.

~ IeIesFNpu 20 Inc DIspaIch,T
NEW YORK, September lS.-Com-
missioner Pierson has issued CD order
endorsed by al the trunk lines, order
mg & reduction Of rates, beginning
Monday, September 20.h, 10 all southern
and southwestern points. The cut vii.
be OF the basis OF s25 10 New Orleans,
the rate now being s32 By the pool
roads and s2S by the Baltimore and
Ohio roads. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has given notice
tina. they viii meet the trunk-line cut
to southern points on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
nner-nnn Yenserany.

[By Telegraph 10 the Dispatch
brooklyn Brooklyns, / ; Pitts
burghs, :.
Boston BOstons, 3; WashiugtOns
i.
Baltimore Baltimores, 2; St. Louis,
3.
Philadelphia Athletics, !; Cincin-
nsiis, Twelve innings.
New York New Yorks, 5 Phils-
delphias, Q. Game called at end Of
eighth inning or account OF darkness.
Staten Island: MetrOpolitans, is I;
LOuiEvllles, &
Kansas City Kansas Citys, 3 Chi
Cages, 9.
81. Louis 81. Louis, ! Detroits, 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

The fifth incarceration at tue crematory
ct Buffalo, \. y, took place Friday.
The body was thai Of Colonel Eichsrd
Bsylis, Of s.. Johns, Mich.
The Thirteenth New York regiment,
OF Brooklyn, have held al indignation
meeting, protesting against their colo
nel-elect, Edward Fackner, and calling
upOu MN lot 10 accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
a DRIFTING RACE.

The run from Block Island to West
Island wss even more tedious and unin-
feYssiing than that 70 the first buoy,
being essentially drifting race the en-
tire distance. The Puritan, though
having so long the lead At the
buoy, failed TO hold il thereafter,
and Was shortly overhsuled by the
GslEteA, Gitana, and several Of the
smaller slOOps. These latter kept well
IN towards Beayortail, and thence ran
along the shose. BY this course they
seemed TO get more wind than the Purl-
tan and the Others, which hsld their
course further ont, where there was
hardly any wind at all. The next boat
70 the stranger, at least two miles
ssiefn, was the Thetis, in the same class.
AN this time, too, the following are
beading m the several classes, and,
Y nj probability, viii be the winners
in schooner class the Gitsno IN the
1rst class ths Galatsa Tin case the foul
y not clsimsd); in fhs second class
Cor sioops the Stranger tbsrring FOUL;
2 ths third class ios sloops the Cinds-
sslls.
On tbs whols, The rsns rs been one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Fatal Collision Betwoon Teams.

By telegraph 10 the Dispetcn.l
LEBANON, PA, September IS
IL 3 collision between TWO teams AZ
midnight last night at Hebron Misses
Katie Slime and Maggie Arnold were
fatally injured, and Daniel Light, John
Lehman, and Miss Mary schAeiisr very
seriously hurt, and are IN 8 critical con-
rltInn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

~ iclegrapn % the Disraicn.l
CHICAGO, September lg.-Passen-
rcr Train No. %, outbound, on the Chi
cspo. Milwaukee and 81, Paul road,
wss di,ched by q misplacsi switch last
night about II O'Clock II is reported
hat eaveral lives were lost. The Rcci-
.ent occurred m the outskirts Of the
CITY. The engine and tender telescoped
me baggage. car. and the entire train
vas wre ked. Genera'-Superiutendeut
Clarb was on board when the smash
ND occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
REAcu Dr,HArs GAVDAUE.
Tic Australian I;c1nins fbe " 0rid's
CLumpionsuip.

Championship.
BY Anclo-Amc-IcHu cable 20 lue Dispatch.
LONDON, September ls.-Ths boat
race on the Thames to-day hetweea
William Beach. Of Australia, anu
Jacob GRudauI, Of S.. Louis. was won
by Beach. The match was for l,UJt
pounds sterling and the championship
Of the world.
Enormous crowds Of people lined the
banks Of the river. The start Wa
MADE at 4:56 2. NJ, the men getting
away vel together. Beach imme-i-
ately got q slight lead, and ii the S;ar
and Garter was one third Of leng.n
ahead, pulling thIrty-seven strokes 4
minute 10 Osudaur's thirty five. 81 she
Creek GaudauT led by q third Of =
length. Beach spurted AZ the h.lf-mlle
tree. lie leo BY half a length at Craven
Cottage steps. and was the same ols-
lance ahead al Crab-Tree. AZ Ham
mersmith Beach ne was three length II
front. His time 10 HsmmeTsml.h was
s:5s. Gaudaur covering the distance IL
Q:03. At Biilens GaucauT began 70
decrease his opponents lead, and a.
Chiswick WAS only hall length be-
hind. By the time Thorneycroft was
reached GRudsur was half length N
front Of Beach, and at the pumping
station he was still slightly II the lead.
leach then stopped rowing, and Gau-
daur obtained leai Of two lengths.
Al Barnesbridge Beach again sPur;ed,
and. going TO the front, won by four
lengths. BeRch's time was le:j..
j was feAriully hard race through
out. The weather was clear and cold,
with the wind from the northeast. The
tide vas good. Before the START the
netting was 10 ! IN favor Of Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Of the most unsatisfactory on record
on account OF the lack Of wind.
LATEST.

NEWPORT, L. L., September IS
Kidaigh. 1t now seems that the May
flower won the race, beating the Gala
tea two minutes, despite the latter 8
long lead.
AT midnight Commodore Gerry stated
that the Stranger was tuned At e;O9:Zo
and took the prize in the second class
Of sloops; and further, that the Gslstea
would probably take the big sloop cup
sno the GiiaDs tho second prize, all the
oiher schooners beine way IN The rear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
More Indication. of AN Ocean DissstOr

ST. JOHNS, \. f., September Is
AL hat has been ascertained OF the
wrecked steamship in Belle Isle straight
is that cattle, osk-grsined panelling aud
doors, spars, bedding, and cabin furni-
ture have been driven ashore. The
ship has not yet been identified. There
is no telegrnphic communication with
Belle-IEle strait.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
The knights on Tor 81. Louis.

Yesterday morning about lilo
O'Clock Richmond Commsndery, No. 2
Knights Templsr, started on their pill
crlmage TO St. Louis. There we're some
fifty Sir Knights and 8 number Of Ia
dies. Many friends Of the members OF
The Commsndery were on hand TO bid
them bon roy0ge, and the train moved
of amid mutual cheers and followed By
MANY good wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Chinese m Peru.

Thy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
NV YORK, September ls.-Msil
sdvices from Peru state that the Gov
eminent has issued q decree that the
Chinese residents in Peru shall enjoy
Al the rights and privileges conceded
10 other colonists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Fntlure in New York.

IBy Telegraph to tns DispGtch.l
NEW YORK. September lS.-Johu
T. MillemEnn and David Millemann,
composing the firm Of j. +. Millemsnn
d Co., provisiOn-dsalers, Of Washington
Market. made sn assignment to-day TO
Amos Il. Brewster, with preferences
amounting TO ESQ, 702.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

The thirty-fourth session Of Roanoke
College opened on Wednesday the ION
instant with . large number OF students
on the ground. The young men arc
coming IN BY the different trains. ana
the outlook fox good session Is en-
couraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

The GAlAleA and Cinderella came up
20 the buoy very close together, and IN
attempting TO tack inside the Cinderella
the Galatea iouled the buoy, rs did the
Bertie also a few minutes later. This
put each Of these yachts out Of the race,
should fouls be claimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
knseaeo OuI IN tbe second Eounn
rlsy Telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

PITTSBURGH, Pa, September ls.-
In the suIlivan-Hearld fight tonight the
first round was uneventfal. In the
second round Sullivan knocked Heard
down. The police then interfered. The
fight was awarded 10 Sullivan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Al Enrl.. Acelaenlal Death.

, uy Arelo-American cable 10 tie j .spatch.
LONDON. September ls.-The Earl
of Dslkeith was accidentally shot to-
dav while stac-hunting in the AcnnA-
marry forest. lie was running down a
steep hill when be slipped and fell
The rifle which he carried IN his hand
exploded, and the bullet entered MS
chest, inflicting 3 wound from which ne
died an hour later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
lsoIi,ns-rtIIs stopped.

ny telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
LEEANON, PENN, September Is
Al. the yolling-mills in this city have
ceased work. The employees asked
Tor Philadelphia prices, snd were To-
fused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
THERE ARE IN EVERY COMM

THERE ARE IN EVERY CoMMC-
NIFTY PEOPLE WHO DIFFER on TIE
SUBJECT OF THE TARIFF-THEY AEE
CALLED FKEE-TRADERs on ONE SIDE:
On THE OTHEE PR0TETI1NIsTs.
YOU HAvENOUEA bow MANY FREE.
TRADERS THERE ARE N THIS CITY
AMI THY ARB MOI INTERPRETED N
THETARIFF QUEsuoNEITHEB TIL
FREE-TRADERs WI EEFER I'd TRADE
FREELY on TIE grLLIa.L,TY oF
ElRPATECNs.-raEy CFAR5EOXE
Man F-FTEEN DOLLARS FORA SUIT
TIE MKT CUSTOMER .NoT .-IrE So
aHLE= PAYS FCURrEEE FOR TIL
sANE KIND oFsCII TEE Nike PAS
rH.ErEGE TOR gHE sAME KI>D OF
SIT WHILE TIE NEXT BEING BIT
TEH POSTED n THE TRICKS oFTHE
TEAuL'. PAYS TES poLLARs-iT-
vALUE-FIRsT. LAST. AND ALL TAI
TINE FOR TIE SANE IDENTICAL
KIND or sUIT-Aow. Is Not THIs
TRADING FREE WITH a VEN
GEANCE IL IT HONEST -
NOW. We HERE ARE PR-O-T-E-C-
T-Io-N.I.s-T.s.-wE PROTECT THE
NExPERIENCEu.-HOw e-EY PIT
Ting TIE PRICE ~ PLAIN FIGURES
ON LIVERY GARMENT.-wE FUR
THEIR PROTECT ~ WRITTEN G-AE-
ANTEE THAT gHE PRICE = - Low
AS Any IN TIL sTATE.-NEXT IL
THE ABSOLUTE Pg TECTiON-NJNEY
EEFUNIED WITHOUT uEBATE-S0
FPS OK Outs BIT TEE M5SkY
READy wHEEEyER Ylr CALL.-IF
THAT y Not PROJECTIONS THLN We
DON'T Know HOW TO PROTECT voc.
Y1r. As WELL A. VI, Know WEI
WEKE TIL OEl,.NATJEs "a RICH
NoHp N THE CLOTHING TRADE 0F
TaE oyl. PRICE T-rEM.-wE AGs
Not SELLING svsTEMs.-WE COPIED
OURS FROM TIE "BJy IfAReHE"
N PARIS. LIARS AGO. AND OTHERS
MIGHT COPY II HEEE WITH PROFIT
T. THEIR PATRON-.-BUT We ARE
SELLING CLOTHES - CLOTHES FOR
MEN. FOR YOUTHS, TOR Ca-LDEEN.
AMI BoYs-AND THLY AXE OF TIE
CORRECT KIND. TIE KIND We TAKE
PLEASURE " SIZZLING THr KIND
yoU OUGHT TO BY FOETEEY WEAR
WELL. FIT WELL. AND COST NO MORE
THAN CLOTHES TAATDJ NOT POssEsS
THEsE QUALITIEs-ATPKEsENTTHE
ASSORTMENT Is COMPLETE N EVERY
SIZE Of EVERY EIND.-WE BJUGHT
ORR P-ECE.GJOUs AT TIE PROPER
TINE. WHEN WOOL WAS DOWN AT ITS
LOWEsTPJINT HAVE YOU ANYIDEA
HOW LOW TIE PRICE OF WOOL RAs
EEEEe-EISETY- NISEOUT OFAHCE-
DKED HAVE EoT-THE OTHER DAY
WHILE TIE WRITER WAS AT SOUTH
ANTON. ESGLAND, TWO LAKIE YES
Sells WERE LOADING WITH WOOL FOR
TIE States" a. THEY CALL Us
THERE.-THE OWNER n CONVERSE
TIoN WITH Is TOLD Us OF HOW TIE
GREAT ADvAECE-so PER CENT. N \
DAY-HAD AFFECTED TIE MARKET.
WHY, SAID lie. A W0oL-GRowER IN
TIE NORTH OF ENGLAND AGREED
TO GIVE A CARTER "a TEAMsrER
HERE HALF OF HIS CRoP IF
He would HAUL IT To THE STA
TON AND PAY RAILROAD CHARGES
TO LONDON.-THE NEXT YEAR
HI OFFERED TO DO THE SAME
THING.-THE CARrER DECLINED.
WELL" SAID THE FARMER. WHAT
ARE YOUR TERMS THIS YEAR 81
LOST MONEY LAST YEAR REPLIED
TIE CATER BY GETTING HALF THE
CHOP, SO THIS YEAR WANT IT ALL.
WHEN THE GOODS WE BOUGHT ON
THE LOW BASIS Of THE PRICE OF
WOOL ARE SOLD YOU WILL HAVE TO
PAY A SLIGHT ADVANCE.
THE EEARRANGEMEyT OF oUR
STORE, WE THINK. IMPROVES IT.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT s-COME IN SOME
DAY AND GIVE Us A FRIENDLY LOOK
OVER
A. sAks & co..
zoos MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

rBy Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.I
LONDON, September lS.-since the
last report the cholera returns from
Italy show deaths aud % new cases
IN laramie. and o. new cases ana IA
deaths IL the other infected districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

o.. - --...~ =. "a fo,wer WniD-
.lo eI..r. - ,t~h.r a. 81 II zu9 e. QuSs&.
ffs soai-. 80 so,an .o,. euG light, o3.euo
iioNs ttcnss :. :. !. ,.,,,.,,erx, A cfa4t 03.
s%.co p*esAss ~"
ffaIDAsss
s...,,,,e, fe--ffout uD-
49,. I" $780, 90. = .cffvF aud sssSIsf.
".......- /. r,iav. -a,pte % fssf.
~, > - -. "s.,s.,.r 80 .,ss4e luiser.
- -@.s~'' f,,,,, ,,,.-.,sf,..a slaseo 40.
10 49, ,...i, a5.a 49, -sc-
,'Nfi .ii''a ? o ''''"s ,,.,,. 1900. No.
ttul,et' 20. ~ -. .,s xsi1os
Net.ut' 1s''fs es.,,,,..T y, a.9sa
- P"n - -. y, -. ss,re ~
- -. ffotrt4 - 'rtN@, -- ,oos.r
~ ~ ~ ne ~ -. -, .,.s ,le,..,d
teiii"n 'et Aht. ttFHf.N 49, -, .sr.r.
isnst cash - ga. fhs'e'
Neef ceiivaTies wee .t--if- M 1''t.-.
DellNeflrs were Wa az -.
ht.H9"t l.nI' 0fptt M r 10Y -. - "A
s,..,-,-.'.. - go rat6 rs.
49,, -, q. -, ts-..,,lt.s sao,.lss-s.
ST. .I2ssse.z5 shor' assl. ~ 1851 80.
h'o''' o.. s'''.
'h"bk'u 60
~" "'''''N ~
ihf'HN o. 90 f.tt 49,
CTfcAOo. -eplemns.r lt.-fne toue ~ tho
49, -. .l.- --.. - ~. .,s.. 80
,.tsrl tsrloh.f 4. l,...' .,t,ensa ar, : aady
ef-f = ,n.r ..r..rtt ., - T4E.74l.c AID
$3.50, .,I.f d,,,. T.. = 81 ,-i.r .vesY IN
ID ..,iIo, 81 lrsk.fa D ..... fu.fhsr irrllne.
Sen. i,c- ct,-,, '.,n',,..f sd sg e. snt FL 40
fli SO e. Ne.,',..N ere asa no.vy. 10
as,i = b.rre lg- Gao ~ .rp..t $50 cars of
COR and I'D can, VI nsis Tnsfr w,te over
"a coo nesu noas 81 ihe ysris vhica made
s hesy, pork msrRsL Bef,'re noon wheat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Cardinal IacobIni Critically If.

r. Anglo America cable 10 the Dispstch.l
ROME, September ls.-The Illness
o. Cardinal Jacobini. the Papa Secre-
,1ry OF Safe. has assumed 4 critical
sage. The trouble Is govt in bis chest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
CONGRATULATIONS.
PoRT on RICHMOND SIT. IS 1850.

steamsr Breakwatsr. Jenn-, New YORK,
merchandise and sa1sengerE, George W.
allen c Coz. agents.
pnlE merchandise suc paAae nsen, :. W.
Ne ErrlcE. agent.
Steamer Arlel DeyO Norfolk. United
Htntef ma merchandise md Passengers.
SCHOONER iona v HAL Jr Fleming New
y OrK fertilizer. Southern feriLlzlns Com
psny.
YorK sal, L. 3. Williams 4 Co.
schooner Lizzie y email NarWi1k New
YORK. sail Davenport q MOTHS
Schooner RUIZ A. Price. b!archaut. baiti-
more saif Davenport q Morris
Schooner John shay. II ton. Fhiiadas-
p.lA rQa! BrgEtAupe Railway Company.
Schooner Jennie p Simmons Williams,
Perrin AmBoy. rSiiruao iron, Richmond
and Danvule Railroad company
BARB john J.. ~tafuOpe. ue i4leri Alex
aucria. % load nOur iOT Brazil.
SAILED.
sit mer BIezkwafeT. Jenny New York.
nierchantlse aid p@asenseTs q. ". Alien
q Co.. sesT'fs.
YORK plg iruu. j. y. Gordon agent vessel.
Curtiz q FsrAsr.
SCHOONER Gay Thomas. Shoe Port Morris
r,0 NeWpOyi News coat Cnes2 peake aad
O1ia railway vessel Nurt.h teftsf;
schooner = II. Brooks. kisey, Pnllsdei-
phla "a lruad.ties. 7 4. AeaEe, JF., Co.:
Vesfei Curtis s Parker
SCHOONER A. d. Fields. Franks. Norfolk.
coai. v b. aidron agent vessel. Curtis a
IErkcr
schooner ]. p Vsndusen. Booye, Bs-
yOune sls~es h. Naicron agent, yes-
SEE Curtis inrksr.
Schooner y. II. Jones. fearce, New YORK.
pig non =. n. Gordon agent yesssA Curtis
& PARKER.
schooner A. p. Kindbyrd Mount. New
York pig iron. J. n. Gordon agent; vessel.
Curfis Parker.
Schooner George W. Anderson. Gale.
Black kork. pyrit.s W. Il. HglcrOn agent:
vessel. Curtis s. Parker.
POKT OF NEWPORT NENa. Ssfr. 70, 1855
Iby telegrxph.l
AEkFYED.
Steamship Seneca walker Vest Punt
and sailed for New Nork.
Hiet.mship Johns Hopkins. FOSTER, bslls
more and sailed FOR Norsoak
siegmsnip hnanohe Couch. New fork-
ana "a Had for " esi Point
Scbooners Mary freoisnd Clark, foston.
hight; Gay Thomas. shoe. hsohmoha-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

WIZ. Ha1gs. = o.. ~erfrm he~ ? Fur
IsLtiDs firm ~ s4sr kpiiu Quiets strsin-
&c. s5r.. good euc. fHrfirm ui sL.4u. crude
tUriertine uru: rar1 7sc. TeiIow.dip
anr virgin. eI.ho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
sALrs nEPoRrEp 70 szuEErAEy.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Pine a25OasZ IL guperrDs.
isRss.25; extra Ss.50asS.75; family s4s
s4.bO: patent family. country, s4.75ssS 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
YTDEnAL APPOINTEESTS.

. JOHN UOBEE,
" Manager for Wilson Barrett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
Three Unsncces<fui Attempts 81 sui
Icy tslsgnph 10 tns p,sua,ch,I

New YORK, September ls.-Thomss
Rogers, twenty-six years old, formerly
= printer on the World, returned to his
boarding, house ct 8 O'Clock this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
GRAIN AND JUTTON EACHASGE.
RICHMOND. september 1s, 1855

RICHMOND. september 1s, 1855.
OTFEErsGb
WHIT White. $40 DusleB. Mixed
4.1z6 bushels. Red. 5.0l4 bushels. IOtAI
b uBn uua ueis-
CORK.-Wnlte. 1876 bushels. Mixed. 100
bushels.
ltATs --as bushels
EYE.-bG bushels
SAILS EEPORTED TO szuEErAEy.
WHEAT Mixed 2.136 bushels very good
70 ". NE al 90 a. B0C. Red s9s bushels
fair 10 prime LonEberry a. 80 % suc 54O
bushels common 90 PRIME 5bOrcDerry al 20
90 SIC.
COEN.-M xed - bushels ~. ine q 52c.
OATS winter A. bushels very good g.
s5c. spring - bushels very good a. sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
mAEkErs HK TELEGRAPh.


Erw YORK September 5S-COtt0u Arm
sales to-day Ss8 bales. las, evening sac
bales: uplRuds 5-16c. Orleans. s'sc.i
net receipk Il 4o7 bales STOCK zzo.-
O2s bales. Southern nOur dull ueAi -
&C lower, closing heavy; No Jra
September SftksjC.. October . -
r lS-l0e. Corn & TITLE lower, c.oelhs
heavy: No. 2. Sepfemb er. soc. ostoDef'
4s9.essssc. oats without change ~ m
portance. No & september. 8l4s3l 80.
Hops dull. Coffee hir Rio dull ~ !lJsc.
sugar trim and quiet. lair 70 COCO rb-
inning. 4ka43Ec.; refined nrm- 3ois-a'ss
steady. Rlce trm. Cottonsesc o. 1@@-oo,
Tor crude sOc. for refined hosln quiet
~ 81 .O2,ssl Oh Jurpentlne firm al s7.e
ntdes Quiet. Wool firm. PorK steady
hlddles dull: long clear. f75a Lsro 4
shads lower aud very dul; western steam
1928: september. s7.s5 Octooer' 500.
Frel.hlE steady.
ST. LOUIS.
er. L0UIB. September ls.-Flour IN
changed. Wheat active closed sssse'
lower than Yesterday No. 9 red. cash, - -
zee : September, 745sc. bid; Octoosr
14sseTellc, Corn opened steady. nnisnec
isn5lc, higher tnap yesterday No mixed
cssn SIZE: September, SAG. bid; Octo-
ber. $3.50. oats firm but dull no.
mixed, cash. 25i4R25A.e.; Ootooer, z5sA
a5sc. Whskey stronger a. Sl.l2. Pro
visions dull and weak. Pork lower a.
slO.7 rs. Lard easy NJ 1885. Bulk .mests
weak: no difference betWeen prizes OF
loose and boxed lots; Long clear and short
ria. 81 30: clear. g. 80. Bacon about
steady: long cleaT. ss.12,.; short-riD. ss.zs /;
clear, $3.50.
CINCINNATI. September le.-f1ouf
steady. Wheat heavy: No. = red. VIC. corn
easy No. s mixed. 4ie. Oaks ou!l NO.
mixed. 27e. Pork dull and lover ~ eto.so.
Lard quistst % %. Bulk meats dnu shogt-
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.lRFol.K pEANrr NAkEEr.

flETOTTtU IOl %" IIlsIEEVIl'I
hOEFUI b ~epfemhs h.-No change. aud
market continues duli Prime Sassc.;
fancy a. con mon. la2e. shellec, 2S2,sc.
l1ciOry hand pl cked 4abc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
rrapre nue Madagascar.

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the Dispatch
PARIS, September lS.-Ths RePub-
hgue Francaise urges the French Gov
eminent to take advantage Of the fact thst
England has her hands full TO enforce q
French prOtectorate over Madagascar.
:. othsrwise," observes that paper,
/" England, when she becomes olsen
gagged. viii become mistress Of the sitn-
ation.f'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
6s.Ieraoan ho..rd b 5. -.


LprIsI fIlE. SrTfempsT ls.-arain and
prov LsiOus steady and unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

the Imprisoned Priests ssstemeni.
10y Anglo American cable 10 the pispatch.1
GALWAY, September ls.-fathsr
Faby, the Catholic priest who is under
going six months imprisonment here
for alleged threats against lzndlord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

Market quiet.
QUOTATIoEE.
GOuJ D. 1DpLIH6 -S s-16c,
NTDDLfgG s. l-l6c.
Low A1DDL-H6 s-l6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

rlrnnnAp .rncA EAcnANeE.

SATURDAY.. september Is. 1850.
SALEs-FIEsT bOAED.-I 600 NOrtL Caro-
lns ! : ~ 1uun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19

NEW NOKa septeniief lb.--IottOu net
rprefpts unue. gross $3.50 bale.: futures
closed Urn ~ les AZ $40 haire ~epte m her,
S0I-asn 2e: October s8.zigsH -. sOvem-
hey sa.S. Ir~rWher 81 q. January,
s. 1iBss p: February ~ 3esss 40, March.
So 41rsg4s. ApriI so.aJsss. SO. Nav.
sf ta.ss a.; june. ~ 7lsss u; July. 81 7sz
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
TOWN T0PICS-THE CLUVERiUS PETl-
TI0N-SOCIAL REUNION.
Christian Association Notes.
Officers Elected and Other
City News.
An Appeal to the Public.

A Federal Inspector, in looking after
some recently-reported exposed remains
of Federal soldiers, found quite number
of Confederate dead lying exposed to the
elements. The Government will take
tender care of the Federal dead. Who
will care for the Confederate deady Only
our own people, for whom our noble
soldiers fought and died. Ii is just now
and in this manner that knowledge OF
their neglect and sad condition has come
to us. An appeal has been made to the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association, and 1t
has been proposed that the bleaching
bones of our dead should be removed to
Hollywood and laid by the side of their
comrades in-arms in honor and in death.
We have no funds at hand for the pur-
pose, and transfer the appeal to our citi-
zens, and will only add that we should
be glad to further the accomplishment OF
this sad, but imperative and honorable
duty.
Contributions may be left at the offices
of the Dispatch, state, Wing, and TINES,
or forwarded to
Mrs. LEWIS n. WEBB,
President III. VI. A.;
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