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The Bulgarian Throne.

SOFIA. October l4.-General kau.1HI-.
The Russian military agent, has been orI"'-
ed Boz hi, Government 20 abandon ai- pro-
po-ed journey 90 E0umeliR
VIENNA. October l4-Oiiciai journal,
warn Bulgaria against electing o Prince
until The Powers have agreed upon tA,
NEST suitable person 10 select. They a-
counsel her 10 abstain IN every WAY from
provoking Russia.
Diplomats here believe that Eussia ha-
selected Prince Alexander Of OidcuDur-
as her candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
-. PETERSBURG. October f4.-The Jour
nal ds ST. Petersburg denOunces The man
ner IL which the elections IN Bulgaria FOL
members Of the Great S0branje were con
Quoted. II accuses the Government party
Of terrOriZing the minority with sion, anl
cudgel. and asserts that the Regency pre-
vents the circulation abroad OF news show
ing the true situation ~ affairs. Thi., how
ever. and the results Of General Kaui1srs
mission. tie Journal says, will be eycnt't
ally known, and il will be shown fhat GEN
erul kaulbaTs las acquitted himself with ihi
devotion and seh-ahnegaiion worthy oi tn
cause whose triumph he seeks
LONpCN. October 14.-L0rd lddeslri@h
Foreign Secretary, had Il prolonged inter
view to-day With Baron de stanl. the kii,
Einu Ambassador. II Is understood TIA
The crisis IN Bulgaria has reached an ac'iI
stage.
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CLEVELAND COMING.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE VISIT OF TIE
PRESIDENT TO THIS CITY.
Beard Of Aldermen TO Meet This Afternoon
TO Take Suitable Actien.
&c, &c, &c.

The committee oi the State Agricultural
soclety- Major A. II. DrcwTy, 81 Westover,
appointed 70 make arrangements
Tor the receitian and entertainment o! The
President on The occasion Of his visit here.
on Thursday. october 2lst, are al work
arranging ibe programme. They ARE not
yet prepared 10 announce The details, but
y viii probably include q military parade,
speeches "a the IaiT-GrOunds by Governor
Lee, Pre-, idcni Cleveland. tnned-S;aie--
DmmissioneT.Oi-A Agriculture COlman. IN n
olb0s: a drive around TIE grounds 10 Sec
The horses, cai h.. &C.. &c. followed by o
lunch for the presidential party. pom
leaving the grounds probably The Pre-, dent
VIII have drive 20 The chic! points Of m
icrcst ~ thc city. and in the evening Will
have reception atthe Governors Mansion
~ about u'ciock he Will leave the city ioi
Washington.
u is very hicly that the President VIII
he accompanied hy Mr.. Cleveland also by
some mcmhcrs Of his Cabinet However,
ms promise is only for himself. He Ger
tuiniy win be here.
The visit Of the President here viii draw
a great crow 10 Richmond. and & is hoped
mat the city authorities. The Businessmen,
and citizens generally will do-all they eau
% make thc CRY attractive. Tho who Eve
or Go business on the great public thorough
fares should provide Themselves w,Lh ilags
md hunting. Of which, no doubt, our mcr-
chants will lay in good stock.
u l. hoped that 30 offence viii be taken
Is il l. suggested that the CITY Council.
or the proper committee, appropriate one
or two hundred dollars for the purpose Of
having the street, through which the pro-
c,ssion VIII pas, cicany swept and
sprin6led.
The strcei-cicaniug force nj the com
mand Of The Board o Health j, hardly aje-
| gluie for such 3 work-it viii all have Ia
( he done on Wednesday u the city
authorities give Dr. Stralton The necessary
| force. without a doubt hc VIII have the
WORT done. ii done, II viii be 10 the
credit of Richmond. !, will be money
/ We'll spent.
The Fair people, too, ought 20 have Their
grounds sprinbicd. Possibly 81 j. beyond
treiI power utterly io subdue the aust
there ~ dry season, but they can do so"
Thing IN that direction. II they Gun I'M
prove the comfort OF Tie people 30, -, oi
even 30 pcr cent, they should do II. Here
| iolore thsy have MADE some EFFORT m tni'
direction. This wear they ought 90 do
more than they ever nave done before, IN
! .c,s rains come ind remove the necessity
ABOUT TIE PRESIDENTS EECEFToN.
Al G.99 O'Clock this afternoon the BOARD
of Aldermen viii meet 20 take acton on Z
communication received from the Virgins
| Stale Agricultural society asking the co
/ operation Of the municipal authorities II
I .ic receuton and entertainment OF Prcsr
! dent cleveland on the 2l-i instant
The Common Council will meet Of
/ o'r.ork to concur m whatever the B1arl
! resolves Unuu.
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convention of EnnrUbd superb
geuuCnI~.
y te.cErapl 70 NE DIa2FIenI

-
NV , U.E, October i+.-- Ht 'A-.. ''o
s'r,rlienaenls hriU q COW ''-'" u
.u-"aN' H. W '''' .5 .;.....7
> orb. New il.ltu ana ,'1i'i- .".'. ~ '''
preside Il. EHo a''I iliA. N''-'' ~ .".
No'nr', warren ana "'l 'i', ''.'
acted a- secretary. roe 4ur'l'" e' .".
u-c OF spring r'i fo-' wa o''y u''.''' "'..
rommi Tee wa apl''.N.'.u ~ 4".. 1'l' .o'.
'H' ~ I>"g4' s.-...is,.'- ,-..l ,,...-..-
ra'' Oh tracks l"i 'H' AA'' '''- '''''
d. n." li' ~, ,........, * p..r,,.
iH' .'"t- =. ....,,,,.,,,,,,....
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ChiefJust,ce thRse's Remains.


C,yeNNAT1. October 15.-Tht 500. ia.
tram bearing the remain, o. tmci-Jn>'ire
Chase and tho committee and other- VINO
are % attend the cercm1EIc- here i"'i-!
arrived This morning.
Under the arrangement made lt iif
local committee. TIE party wa, mel ai the
depot and q c0rttqc formed 60 escort ihf
remains TO Music ilall AZ The BAH
which wa, appropriately draped. In. Ger to
monies consisted % music. hrlei addre>.
tv Hon. Benjamin Buterw1rth. Trans
ffrriua TIE remain, % the ate Of ohio,
and response hv Governor Foaker
PRAYER bv Rev. Or. John Hall. OF New
York. after which thce were oratlon' by
ry.Go,eruor HOadiy and Justice Stanley
Matthews.
lame. L. Murdoch. the veteran traeediau.
,.citnd poem bv ". u. Gallagher, and.
sTter hcnedicfiOD. the renans were carried
to ~nriuc-G rove cemetery, where they were
committed 20 rest IN the iamiiY lot.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORA STOCK mAKKEr.

FEw YORK, October i4.-There WAS very
liifIs news TO sfect values In The stors
mari 81 to-day. The further engagement oil
ssbc zoo in gold for shipment 10 THIS Gown
try an6 the return Of tie strikers on the View
1frk Pennsylvania snc Ohio being the
ORR item OF special I'm pOrtsnce, the market
cuniii ned The advance bcgun yesterday
and before the movement WIS CHECKED
mafeIini advances over last nights ngarts
rad teen Teco ded. London was buyer
AdYanceE af spfcihities were the cttiei
Textures % the mnrEet The opening was
stiong the FIRST prices showing advances
nuslig from ! tok Missouri! Pacific. Jer-
10y Central. and New England showing me
widest clfieTences There was cons dsrable
irfegulRrify In TIE early trading the COZ
EpicuOusly strong stOck s being New Eng
and Missouri Pacific LOUSY lie and Nash
vile and Pacific Mail: while jersey central
FIIt csiern mon were uOiiceabis weak.
Afier tie fBi hall boET the entire market
became hrm 10 strong End 50 continued
rrtil nearly noon WAeD rather heavy
tone prevs led until Just previous 10 the
close. when TIE Inst receive red sud the Close
VIA steady g. firm. Tnerp sire few doeiiner
ms eve nIDF but they are for inslgnhcani
f4rtlOns. Only MEnhs tan Is ny 81 Mir-
sour Pseific2 ~ Lbckawbuna =. Canadian
Hsr.hc and Others y 10 y. Sales $2so
81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Frank George Carpenter, the &" Carp OF
nov suapcr note. has begun Co sign ms ict
tiers. He is native Of Mansfield. Ohio; T.
thlr'p.ono ycars old and was graduated Of
Worcester University. After that he
studied law for year and then went into
journalism. beginning a. Columbus rorre-
,popdcnt Of the Leader, and going 20
Washiueion, lrre be- own, q house, five
YEAR. ago.
Tolu ]. Grocer. OF Upland. Delaw are
county. j. me Pennsylvania VINO ate ldeo
tho Gle Of hiooded stock horses q tive
Gienyicw tro.tug establishment. 81 Louis
vile. on Tuesday, and purchased Wickilfe
a four-vcqr-0ld. for $4,000. 4 moment iaiel
be va4 offered $4,000 for him by CIicaC.
man. but refused, holding bis horc "a
Sll. ZOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

nflosf here 20 the cfFcct TIM the Mexican
GeveTBmsut Is again struggling 70 sup
press mn insurrecfi0nary movement. A
Mexican afiicial laid Ibis afternoon chat b.
Ind positive information That over twenty
persons had lust becn sho, nc frcsnllo. 2
town 10 The state 81 Zacetcras, by order Of
tn Mryican Government. The officer nlsa
,uiC he heurd o rtimrr that Romero RuDio.
Minister Of the Interior. md Iatber-in-liW
oi President Diaz. hal disappeared while
out riding IN Ire suburbs 81 the CITY Of
htxicn. and tint he was supposed 20 have
bern Kidnapped bv the insurgents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Gus HAYES .coiorcdr charged with I"i'-
uiou.lv assaUIIiuc William Jackson, wa
tried and acquitted.
GerMrdf Ho.zgrit. who wac indicted ioT
keeping Il di.oTdcry mouse. was tired. ana
r.c Jur, returned verdict OF guilty ana
a.>e,scd Die fnf ~ 500.
Mr.. N,rtuHb moved % sc' aside the 7ei-
dict. ca the ground that ii was contrary 20
Oh, nU and evidence.
The Court continued .hr motion anti.
next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
nr,.,, nnd rers"nMIs.

Nj. r. T. Weaver. boorkccper o. The
Virginia senate. j, in the city.
IN. u T1..r5o,, },q. ra-ur7od a. Nh,
80, oi-., . t.v- v.as.- absence in New
Nh
An ,r,.,o~.sr, meeting of t.e Travellers
r,,.'..l-;,, A..a.ia,ior will be held al the
I ,.cl,.r... Uor.f to-r-rlit.
,,.,.,,...... -,....
Hon. brown L'ii''' Oh N''uu.'-'' .....
10 Iht cry yesterday ~ '''''.'' ..,..
w., .'.' ',''. ,..n
Mr. d. Robert Noou', oil I"l'iin'I'' "".
ha- many Nlen0s htr'. ana l'I A..-t 'e"
ir THIS city, vii i"ad tolHe AI'aI MS i ...
~piefc', OF Baltimore on tAt 1'-A "l '-I
month.
william II. Uo--. negro from Lynch
,urr. wa, Yesterday arrested for stealing .
d.ye1 chicken. from one person. h.Ee,
- .,-,,. from another. and baske. ol egg,
f-,r.' = ti..rd.
,,.-... -u r1,.,.. ....., 1..,y..r
b 'l.'", II"'' 3i ,,.,.i.,.,.. ,,ol ire
~'' I.-' ..', 1.''',' -, ~. ,,....
N.-t'i 'tff ''i' '|' "fi
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Assembling of uhs Fr.nen Chambers.

SIS Anglo American cable 70 tnb piAps DcA'
PARIS. October 1.-THE Chamber, a
embed to-day. Toe Senate arranged H.
order Of business and adjourned.
IN the Chamber OF Deputies. NJ. 'oofl'
Minister oi Public instruction. asked prl-
ority for the bill dealing with primary
ru uCatIOn-
Bishop Grcppe moved that the pudge'
have precedence 0n The ground TIM IL Wa
necessary 10 know the country hhdhcia
position before voting more money.
NJ. Gobia was supported by III members
and opposed by 22i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Murderer Hardened by the President
,p, .ajee--arh 10 the DigpRtch.l

WAsnNcToN. october l4.-The FreSi-
dent has granted pardon 10 Charles
Thomas fcolor,dL now serving liie-Seii-
t.nce In tbc West Virginia pcultentiary Tor
tbe uurdcr o. biz wiic's lover in Arkansas
,.lont len wears ago. The pardon wa. -
sned on the recommendation Of Judge Par
ker, Of Arkansas, before whom The case
vas tried. and because oil mitigating en-
'',1,,storr,. surrounding the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Failure Caused by Forgery

ClRCINKATI, October l3.--Jarob " eiiei q
Co.. WHOLESALE dealers IL peanuts ana
pickles assigned to-dsy-liabliities ylOo'Ouo:
The failure was caHsed by tDe forgery OF
their confidential clerk, K. NJ. Doh, VINO has
nee 10 Canada.
skaats. Edwards 4 Co, another peanut
commission firm. al So and No aier stfe. y
has also failed. They h0l3 abou e8J'vDl
worth 81 weligr's paper, ana then iabi'l-
ties viii probably reach S6s,0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Wsse-wusaerer I.yDcheG.

CHICAGO October IA Act1S Month
cello ILL special say: Al ] O'Clock this
morning about two hundred disguised men
oyerpON erred The sheriff and broke into the
Ian and took thereifom Henry Wildman,
The viie-mufdtrer, and hanged him TO q
email shadc-tree near The Jail. After hang
ipg lin fhc, sbG him eleven times 10 make
stfr. ~ their work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Amhu,nnce GaiI.

About C.2U O'Clock yesterday Mi'ru
Hse CITY ambulance wa called o. Tine .r-i
roHce station 90 acoiorcd man named Wiz
lMm Clarke who while standing orr ihc
corner of Ninltecnth and Nam street.. bad
li. foot and lee run over hy wagon. pr.
Rogers. who wa. IN charge of the auhu-
lance. dressed CiarE', foot. and be- va,
taken % bis homr. on Thirty fourth street
ba.vDor BROAD and Main.
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rnnisrnn nna lives Log, .
.Ey telegraph 20 the Dispstcn

tiryILlSp. october IA report Wa
received beIt this morning by u. a. Brad
i,vG CO., owner, OF tbr propeller NelaA
chamberlain, shifting thai the ve-~rl wa
,tpl in d collision with New York Cen
tr,a i.nt boat. ~.X miles east oi shcb3ygan.
Wiz, laa uieh'. and iog deck-hands and
tnc second engineer ,namc. unknown "ert
Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

vas discussed. Nearly all the rules Ut
pared by tie committee have boon adop,cu,
with Few alterations. These rules. WIZ
ihef have ail been adopted. viii govern ,He
NOV, mrl Of trains nn al the roads 10 .lls
Unit, States and Canada after NoyeinVei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
PEANUT MARKETS
rErLR>ByRG PEA>UT MAEKEr.

FIfIkNBi re- ~ an ' hAhhLls
Reported Tor the Dspetcn.
OCToEEE j Market dui, keesi pts very
ught sales nominal. TT me Sac exirs
prlue. sac: fancy. e.. stock on nano
small x porte from the new crop, nOw
being gathered represent IL as much below
the average ~ DuUuuty but above tht
average ia qualify. Inc almost ipoessenl
rains curing The summer prevented cult
vstlou a. me proper season hut where ths
vines could oe worked Tie NUS are line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
NV yoUhToEACCo nARkFr.

OCTOBER Il There is far movement
~ IS esterp leaf IA psrt for shipment. Pflcrs
a.. 4uit. urm. fUr seedlesi good demand
noted 81 frm prices. sales OF goo hngs
tesds kentucky lea at 0al2c.. 1870 cases
Ir-5 crop iAcOrs n Havana seed 81 ss
IUc.: 100 cases 1885 ohio on private terms :;
ls2 cases 1855 state Havana al l-al4 &C. ,
400 cases lss5 New England Havana Al
lsag2st 2DQ bales Havana a. SOC Rsi. % ,
TOO hhies Nuluatrs at 81 2UdSl. 90. - .NFtc
.,.L .Iunr1lnL nI lunL llerc,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
me EniIroad. TsEne CONVENTION
r,<v t.,agrspu 10 the DiSpstoh.l

NV YORK. October l4.-Ihe 'ecohu
asv's session Of the members OF the W.
tionul Railrogd.Tlme Convention wis held
today ai tic Hotel Brunswick. Tbs qne--
tion a. Inc movement Of trains on single
trsck whrrf tue Liork system j. used and
the manner 81 Giving signals Of accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

XIX1ATCKE ALMANAC. OCT. -. 1855.
suu rsee....... G.2O HIGH TIDE
san seiE......-. 5.34 horuine........-..... !! :
lsoor '--s-.-.- 7.s4 Evening .....-....... CO.,
Port OF RICHMOND. OcTOEEK Il, 1sse.
ARRIVED.
Steamer WyRnOke. HuipneB. New forE,
merchandise and passengers. George ".
allen & Co.. agents
Steamer Pioneer. IgnuLl Ph.l0de p.i2
merchandise and passeugert j. y. AlcOSi- p
Sreaner Ario. Davo Norfolk, United
STATES mail, merchandise aud passengers,
l. T.. Ihtum agent
BARK Linda tHr.titLI Farke. Barbados,
10 IuRd lOur or Bra
Schooner john q. Clayton. Parker Phla-
delpnis cOR., " r. Curtis sent.
schooner HARRIET Bro1f' II 'ry, fnia-
delpL4a coal. ~ GLtuupe Railway Com
pauy.
Schooner Harriet ThOmpe hgde'l New
BEDFORD Goa. Chesapeake aAd ONO hallway
Con paLy.
PORT o. NEWPORT SEWs. OCT. IA. 1856
ny telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Richmond, Bosz. " est Point
ane sailed TOY New ORR.
SteRn-scnOOner Wa Eef An !nSton
prinEvater Boston light.
schooner Maggie smith, Bennett forts
mouth, n. H., light.
SAILED.
Schooner ANNE ;. Conaut. Thompson
Boston. with coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

n IIUfIFu IOf LIt UIhINttu.I
OCTOBER IS The market this week mas
been very weak. with light receipts and
limited offerings Wnhe tne STOCK on hand
r. not large. ~ ~ let sufficiently large sor
the demand which n really light ior al
gItdes. ~Ofue few tote o. new tobacco were
sold 10 day 81 prices rang ng from $3.50 70
IS 90. The fOnoV ing quotations are made
nom sHies 20 day GOOD DARK wrsppers.
ssssll 90: medium leaf Seas7 short ieat.
s4Rs5. 30: good ugs s4as4 30 unsound Ano
common lugs 81 hOhsZ 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
Daring EanE Robbery
- ie-eg.Epl b - uIspalcl


N-uwArrIE. October IA special 10
tb, ErGlrg u sc0as.r from Ashland
,.y-. Two mcu entered WiiuArlh's bauk
d. that place about 200 'ci0ct tulf morning.
md compelled Nr " imar,b 60 euie: The
Narr ut fhs muZZic ~ thr-r reviewers.
While Dc was u the vault the robbers So
cured 1000 cash from d small SAFE and
made their escape. Tine police and q D,Set
of c.tzen. rre on the tr4cb % tue robbers
who tgob Co the woods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
EPILEPSY FITS.

one dear 70 me, ss well ~ very many
u;bers ] know OF having been CURED Of
this terrible disease, ] VIII for numAni.ys
sake send the receipt .res Of al charge 50
any ole addressing
Mrs. l. BECKLnk
1854 Vine street..
ne 2y-eodSmkw3m FailsaelpalA. IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
A Rauope,to &c A.. ="

, aauqua, was rendered ;uc rcpre>eati-
t.lc- of NeW York Assembly A. al tnen
observation-disclosures. Harri-'s Hail iosi nitn,'
rv SOME of the colOrrd people oi tt'- ci''.
speeches were made hy cHerai persons. and
ID i- supposed that q pleasant evening vas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
GENERAL MARKETS.


wv N|Nh IEVN "a lhhtiF
OCTuHEp l2-lrOu rema m very strong.
with Increasing demands Tor pig. Quota
irons are: American plg-NO 81 s1e.oOn
SIS. No 28f II bOssIs. gray forge at 5lee
slGb scotch PIC 81 sls.-5Rels.50 ~
GIengkrnOcE S2I iOT Cuitness. SlesNe-xt
for tgiLiOu. Sl025 Tor SuInmerioe, ano
e1q 75Re2C for GHrischorrie. American steel
rsHe az s85 81 mills old rails 81 s1oeT2l
Wrought scrSp ~ s20.-Neu Ork Journal
az (lVsgg.srcf
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A 8auxhser's Denial,

ny Anglo-American cable 10 the Disp~teh-
DUBLIN, October 14.-Jbe daughter Oh
Rev. Augustus Stopiord Brooke, IN a com
muuicaiion to the papers, declares thal tle
report published by YESTERDAY : EUe"'"g
.BCa That her father had been placed in an
insane asylum was absolutely untrue. she
avs her father il perfectly well, and is now
making tour OF the Continent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
tompetiIiye tsriIi l., nchburg thtr
lApecfal fpteururu IN tie IHsuntcnl

lTECnBURO. VA, October An th'
competitive drill az the Fair to-day foi
S200 between the Home Guards. Dfnvill'
Blues. and The Lynchburg Hurs. the prize
wa, awarded 10 the Home Gusrd.. Fully
3. 900 people we're on the grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
LATE WEATHER EEPORT

WASHINGTON. October Ill 4. M-FOr
rB0bia, Jair loeQther, iresicr,y ,ci1dS.
C0iGlr.
f0r Norm Carolina and S0tth Caroline,
fair ,,c1ttcr generally t7cSter.y UindA.
sighfu Cooler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
strtle rBosd by COmproini'e'
,.,-,.,,,, IN the Dispefchl

PM Apylpn1A. October 1.-THE strike
OF the employe. Of Di-ston d sons saw
works, nj Tacony, which nas been ID pro-
Rre.s about sen day., wa terminated las'
night by compromisc. The strikers num-
bef Dearly 800 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
LIBIRrY's FLAMING TORCH
The Electric LAMPS inns @iiI Bech on
Mariners Forty Miles 81 Sea.


q New ) ORR Telegram -av>. When tht
n,n u B.diow'. island knocked OF v1rk
81 f. O'Clock thl. evening tns Goddess OBJ
Liberty stood completed so the tip oi Der
torch. and looked as she will look for aN
rme go come. II engineering science E, not
; .1uN. The fame Oi tne torch and Dr.,
.x1l balcony wrr, h0'>trd mo position
Today and riyctca some uitiiu4 Lamuar-
u- NJ pi1'f- rrl1ip- tD br done, aui
&. inr eve the Coddc-- from hef torch
ODD % thc Trail Of hcr drapcry. BE- a. p.r-
f.etcd presence. Mos oI the UOrSmau go
,nc Island TODAY were building @ structure
mr The machinery THAT j. 90 supply Tho
statue wiki electric lehi,. The plant % III
consist Oi q machine capable OF opera, NJ
twenty lamps oi C.l01 canl'rpoWcr each.
2. win boz The eiii ~ President J.. Il. Coil.
.. tic American Electric Manufacturing
ompauv. Twelve iamp- VIII promh.y ht
used 10 illuminate the statue and one.
..ttad they viii shine. barring accidents.
- iong ns tae gouCr-, >,.1l-. Light oi
l. lamps WIlI be- SCI iD ;Ae balcony above
l,r hand ana they vii Doe furnished Win
powerful p fector, TO throw tue light upon
Fire upiifird torch. The remaining four
amps viii DO service ri th" base OF tue
-,arue. TIE light o. the torch VIII DE- seen
ur-y miles at SRA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
>oKYOLK PLAN NARkEE

NORFlIE. October Il - Market dull.
-sies reported 81 &c. f'ri me Sa8Ac. fancy
&c con mon lRZc. soelled, zR2s factory
hand picked. 4s5 C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

II tsDBr, DCIiltf II, IHoo.
s-fIRsT BOAEp.-s0O ytrg. MIA
new 8sBt 67.
SECoND board -sll Richmond. Frede-
ricklburg ard Potomac dividend scrip 81
20. u DO. 81 81. 0oO do. al - 1000 DO. a
~: 10 shares Richmond and Petersburg
81 lots