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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.

THE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
ha handsome eiehtlsse paper. II lsissued
every Thursday and contains all Of toe I'm.
portanf news Of the week. gleaned from every
quarter Of the globe. complete up to date Of
publication IL contains Interesting special
correspondence from all Of the principal cities
OF the world ard a vast amount Of the best
seiecIed and original general literature. 1t
furnishes the laiest and laost reliable financial
news and market quotations. and gives special
attention to horticultural aud agricultural
news. and Is n every respccta irstclass family
pspss. eppesling tothe interest ef every meuiA
her Of the household. Every subscriber 10
The WEEKLY CALL gets a
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21
REAL vwoNTIER JOURNALISM.

s.....1...-.ll .ll........e-.~e-
REAL rRoNTlER JOURNALISM.
Prom the Detroit Free Press.
The last issue Of the Arizona Kicker
contains the following. ~ n IIs
LIE NAILED.
Old Nose Tsyior--that exeresceucs on,
the face Of humanity, who has been
licked. rsil-ridden, jailed and bounced
from every town in the East t--is report
ing around town that we let up on
George the Gougsr bsosuss be subscribed
for the Kicker. A thsre may be soma
one fool enough to beliere in the old by.
enas yarn. We will explain that
George. who keeps the chsckeyed front
saloon. was falssiy misfepressated to .
by rival in business, who hoped to
drive him out of town. Wa did wade into
him for spell. and even tried TO yet him
iynched. but We were in error. While
he has shot three men they we're all try
ing To at the drou on Ill, c.ora. ~.
.,h.,.;,.a g.. ~. 49,.
Likes it. and We have let up on him bs-
cause he is an enterprising citizen who
mean, to do vh.t 4 Z,
We return our thauks for a bottI. of
port, ssut ia ysstsrd.v A. for ala
Nose. we've boasht fhe rop. vb;cb lii
hang him within . week II be dos.n,,
leave town.
AsAp. FAD NAN
Ii there Ia . meapsr and mara ,on.
semptibls eovo1e on the fac, of tb;. soot.
stool than "Nfsiorn Jackson Dory the
old skin6ist grocer on the corner of Sit.
ting Ball aveaus and Cheyenne street
wen give go for hia address. We oh.
ject to personalities in ! Newspaper. but
We must say, thss of ali the low.dovu
dosgoned sum,back. IN this Territory.
he takss The cake. Hs'd chsst . Blind
woman out of her dead baby's coffin.
and hs.d lie Il offered 500 70 tell the
truth AN E
LArrR.
us;x potv b., oom. IN and .,,
scribed for the K;oL., .;nc. IN. -.
w.s in tvp, and h.. .l.o contracted tor
$50 worth a .sysrt;.;ro w. 81.
pleasure in INFORMING our rs.a.r. ,h., b.
|. bu,ipe,. man y N, ola .choo, ,on'
eat reli.bl. MI .rn,htnI .na 49,.
citizen M. r.co,d !. sho,. ran.....
Lone m.y ..s
, srs,,Uor. c..o,,.
That old ,rn.,.nn...d -,.a.h., .ho
run, N. WI. 81. - ..,,. t:-,s
"' vac "sAy 80 ano eeus himself
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21
Tho BUYERs'G GUIDE is
issued March and 9ent

- The BUYERS GUIDE is
issued March and Sent.
each year. II IL an ency-
clcpedia OF useful infor-
nation for all rho pur.
chase tho Injuries or tho
Necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with.
AL the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride. walk. dance. sleep,
- hshs hunt work, 60 to church,
Or stay at home. and In various sizes,
stylcs and quantities. Just figure out
what e required to do all these things
cu4FonfAQlv, and you can make . fair
eatimaee OF the value Of the HUYERBr
0utDl, which will BE- sent upon
seceipt of ~ ceuts to pay postage.
i4!:sAt UNA warp 3 3. !. c0. q
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

LATER.

NAiE Doty has come in and sub.
scnbed for the Kicker since the above
WA in type, and has also contracted for
sSo worth Of advertising. We take
pleasure in informing our readers that he
ns business man Of the old school. hon.
est, reliable And truthful. and that a. a
citizen bis record is above reproaeh.
Long may he wave. W. @sa8 N
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

A ND ALL KINDs' OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A lob Printing done In nrstclass style and
At short notice.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-07-21

In connection with the establishment 10 a complete
shop, and am prepared to execute promptly ali NJ
orders for Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
Work, Steam, Air, Water and
Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
and Pump Work.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
RESULTED FATALLY.
AHEaRo woEAH TO BIZ rRIED FOB HBR
LIFE.
Insurance Mstters-Ageuts' commissions--
The Presbyterian syRo6s-Politieal
Eotes-Nilitary History.
EspecIaI ,eI.rram o the pispataa.l

RALn0r. ". c., October 23.-Atth Fan OF
Neuse, this county, on Sunday the l4th in
slant, tpla Hicks, negro woman, stabbed
William Hicks. white man. inllictiDg seve-
raj terrible wounds upon his body and bead
With heavy knife. She was arrested and
lodged 10 fail here until the result Of the
wounds wss ascertained. To-day news was
received that the man had died Of his iniu-
ries. The woman will therefore be tried at
the November term OF the Wake Superior
Court.
Representatives of insurance companies
lett to-day for Baltimore 70 stiend the meet
ing OF the Southeastern Tariff Association
tomorrow. This Is composed Of all the in
surance companies in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, aud Florida.
The purpose o. tbe meeting Il the regulation
OF agents. commissions. There are many
complaints OF great variations In the amount
Of these commissions. Three weeks ago
special meeting Of the subcommittee % con-
slider this matter WAS called at Raleigh, but
as some 81 the companies were not repre-
sented nothing was done, and the meeting
OF the association had 10 be called.
The North Carolina Synod OF the Northern
Presbyterian Church meets here tomorrow
In Davie-Street Presbyterian church. md viii
remain in session until Sunday. The synod
OF North Carolina OF tue Southern PresOyte-
rian Church stso mccfS tomorrow NJ Colds
borO'. Governor Scales IL one Of the dele.
gates, and win attend the synod.
Northumberland Stedman made a very
able political speech here II Metropolitan
Hall this evening" 10 Oh exceptionally large
audience. lie was heard With the closest
attention.
A complete history Of the Sixth North
CgroIina infantry, which held it, reunion IN
Durham last week, Is IN preparation. A pa
triOtic citizen has agreed 10 furnish all the
necessary funds for IS publication.
Cotton receipts are becoming much more
ltberai and there IL steady advance in
grades, which are now higher than was ex-
pected.
The telegraph operators IN this state have
taken steps iogive Judge james z. shepherd
a bic vote for Associate Justice u the SUI
preme Court. lie was formerly Al operator
at Wilson and began bis business life 10 that
profession.
This evening the State Agricultural De-
partmont completed rs crop report based
on one thousand replies from corresponds
ents IN ail pnrts Of The state. The crop aye>
RACES are gwen as follows, and mag De taken
a. dnaI for the present crop; Corn. SO z.5;
cotton, &c; tobacco, 73' rice, -; s'r~
ehum, %; sweet potatoes, Of; pcauuis, n 1;
tield.pfas, 20; buckwheat, 81. stock hogs
are reported TO be 9ii ~ the average FOR
the past ten years. Preparation for wheat
land is put At 33 per cent, and OF land Tor
oats at 93.2j. The turuip crop Is put az 50,
and that Of grapes 40 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Excursion-Politicai Ma,ters-othei
Notes.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Cutge CRY. October Or. f~e9.

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
CHASE CITY, October 23, lssS.
The first excursion from Raleigh and i'm
termediate points came by to-day FOR your
Exposition. Of coume one cent per mile for
travelling drew large crowd from every
station.
The completion Of the link % Durham
makes our North Carolina friends near
ueighbors and social aud business iniercOuuc
is rapidly extending in that direction.
RepuhHcau c1mIa,gn documents urc Uu-
merously circulated around hrfr. Arnold f.
strength is gaining. The Republican char
man Of this district g1ys be- VIII show uueX-
pecled strength on The day Of election. The
county Republicans are for thcrceulor uomi.
nee, Judge Arnold, whlle the town Republic
cars, WHO make al the noise. are mostly for
Laugston. Several white Republican voters
here have declared for Ncnablc.
There are SOME land pr0speciors here from
Illinois and Kansas. They are pleased with
the lands and Dhe climate. They wish % trade
lands, and aii say their binds I'm the above
states are under q mortgage, and that Il Is q
rare thing 70 find farm lands among them
not under mdftgage TO q trust company.
Your editorial IN yesterdays issue on the
Mccklenhurg contempt case was most oppor-
tune. An Old gentleman near here, Dr..
John Tabb Brame, now I'm his niueUeth
wear. was greatly interested in this case, and
said he was afraid The liberty ~ speech and
the freedom Il the press, about which be
heard 80 much ia The early part Of this ceu-
nry, were about 10 Poe only things oi The
psst, but now bee rejoices that the Virginia
Bnl Of Rights is recognized as part Of Che
Constitution"
Cards are out for the marriage OF Rev. Jo-
seph Rennie, pastor Of The Presbyterian
church ~ This place. 20 Miss T.. +. Gooda.l, OF
Richmond, October 18th, at 81. James Episco-
pal church.
The crops ~ corn are better than expected
aud sweet potatoes are plentiful Al 80 cents
per bushel. Beef cattle Is IN Gue condition
and the supply exceeds the demand. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
MISREPRESENTATION DISASTER
Parties Arrested Charged with wiIfui
Misconduct ana granddaughter.

fbY telegraph ~ me Dlapatchl
PIrI-urgGH PA. october 23.-Ihe cOro-
nor's jury M the ease Of the recent railroad
disaster n Washington, Pa, rendered O
verdict NJ late hour last night placing the
responsibility Tor the accident on Conductor
Heck, ~ the shifting engine, and charging
him with involuntary man,hughter in
causing The deaths Of Engineer hoouan sud
Fireman McAulne.
Edward Boon, new switzerland, who
opened the switch, was condemned for gross
negligence.
Tho coroner has issued a warrant for
Hech's arrest. The passengers injured in
the wreck, who are san here, are al doing
we'll
MArW CHUNK, Pa, october Z3.-The Dis
trict Attorney al carbon county shortly he
tore miInI1hi last might Issued WARRANTS for
hc .,r,st Of Henry Coos ana Thomas Major,
engineers; Jsm,s bu.hearn and Joseph
kt,hlae. conductors, charging them with
gross negligence alt ulhul m-cOuduct lnf
far lllUug to observe precautions and ruies
winch p was tnoir dirty 80 Ooey and observe
while thef were employed IN The convey
ancf oi passengers i0r the Lehigh- valley
Railroad Company, causing the great 1cei-
drDl 70 1fud Run, which resulted lh XIII
jog 8ui iu1uring many prisons.
NIlNEeI AEHE. Pa, October % -bngF
neer- Cook aud Major end Conductors Terry
and Keihline and Jlm.- Ianulgsn, brake
man, were arrested here tls morning Tor
manslaugller and taken 10 haucb Chunk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
ENCOURAGING NEWS Prom THE coUE-
TIES or THE SOUTH SIDE.
Supervisors Of Election Appointed for Pc
tersbarg-A Test Case to be Bads
Of Democratic Registrars.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDaich.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond DigDatch.l
PETERSBURG, October %, 1858.
The Democrats OF Prince George bad a
large and enthusiastic meeting yesterday Sc
tornoou at YoungblOod's store. which was
addressed By Messfs. John J. Cooke, Marion
TAYLOR, and other speakers. Mr.. r. G.
Yenable, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, was billed 10 speak also, but lndispO-
sition prevented bis attendance. He has
been canvsssing continuously and laboring
hard 10 other portions Of the district. The
opinion Is expressed that Prince George will
give a handsome plurality for Mr.. VensbIe,
and intelligence o. the same cheering cha
racter comes from other counties OF the dis
trc,-such as Dinwiddie, Brunswick, Motto
way. Amelia, and Lynchburg.
Chief-SuperVisOr Pitassnts has appointed
the following gentlemen re- Federal super
visOrs Of election on behalf Of the Demo.
crstic party IN this city: First Ward. viii
liam Conway and {. r. Hvessy; Second
Ward, William Tlnsley; Third ward, Ger
man V. Gil; Fourth Ward, Charles A..
slaughter; FIFTH Ward. Walter OuaYlos :
sixth Ward. Theodore GlaZier.
William CrichtOn, Democratic registrar Of
the 1nird Ward, was served with a warrant
this afternoon, charging him. upon the COM
paint Of Frank i. Clements. Republican
supervisor, with refusing the taking Of a
copy Of his regtstration-hook. The case was
10 have come before Commissioner Scbsnk
ut ) O'Clock, but the Commissioner was
informed At that hour that after a c0usula-
uon to-day between Chlel.Snpcryisor Plea
SAINTS and the District Attorney 1t bad been
decided that the case should come mp for
examination before the former rs commis-
sioner at 10 0eiOck tomorrow in Richmond.
For what reason the CASE has been removed
70 Richmond is not known here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

rCorrespondenco Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, october %, iSsS.
Mr.. X. r. Morrison, Of this county, comes
10 The front In a published card IN which he
ridicnlOuSly sttempfs TO reiute the statement
made by your correspondent, and published
In the Dispatch Of q recent date, re-
speeiipg the assault by three ne
rroes on col0red man by the name OF
Briggs, who resides IN thls county.
Ever since the appearance OF toe article IN
the Dispatch che Republicans OF tllis section
have been aroused and have denied that TOE
cause Of the whipping OF Briggs was dne 70
his Democratic prochYities. Mr. Morrison
In his attempt 10 defend bis neighbon
aod the .'Eatr name Of Spoisylyania ad-
mits that Briggs was taken from bis house
M the hour OF midnight and twas
whipped" but SAYS 1t was not
on account Of hts politics, but for mistreat-
ment OF his vile. Dir. Morrison deuouncss
the article Is pack Of un arsbiog falsehoods,
but your correspondent 9hi show thai Nor.
rison has either ignoraBty or wilfully mIs.
represented tbe true stste OF tins case.
The information yeRF correspondent OBJ
tained was lfOm gentlemen Of unquesu0ncd
yeraety, whose testimony IS ummpeaehed
and unimpeachable, and who did not mkre-
preseut lie case. After reading MorFison's
srticle this morning your correspondent was
informed that Briggs wife while In The
city on last Saturday had talked WITH several
LADIES here aud had corrob0rated ihe state.
ment which appeared IN the Dlspaich.
Having learned The DafDes OF The Ia
dies your correspondent visited them.
They are oil respeetsise and reiiaofe ladies,
whose names your correspondent viii give
n necessary.
In rcsronse 10 inquiries they stated that
Briees's wlIr, whose stal1sneut was eorfoDo-
rated By bis daughter, told them thattoese
men wfc Wrapped her hushsnd did y be
eanse be voted the Democratic ticlet. znd hui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
MOHrGOs1ERY.
Beirne and EtubDu az Chrfstians.
burg.
Special telegram to tho DisDatohl

pufGs
Especial telegram 10 tho D'spatch,l
CmusuANuUnG. Va. October 23.-This
being county. court daY and speaking having
been advertised. the Judge kindly made it
convenient 20 ailDw the use OF The court
house about 1880. Colonel Richard T..
Bcirnp and Senator Stubs were both ON the
ground. Shortly befOre O'Clock the talented
editor Of the state took the stand. For one
and p half hours be held biz audience peT.
fecilv. lie devoted himself principally
I. 10 the discussion Of the tnD. showing the
utter f2laey Of the Republican dogma so per-
ststently asserted that 4 hlgl tarlh protected
the labOreT. From statistics which be bad
on hand ~ further showed that when the
purchasing price was taken into considCra-
ton TIE American labOscr so Far from TO-
ctiving higher wages than the European 70.
ceived much lees. Colonel Beirne showcd
himself 90 be thoroughly eOnversant with
the rJulitics ~ The state and nation, and bis
speech was pregnant with facts and figures
which were 20 forcihlY put before the peO'
pie az % set them thinking seriously and
cunvassing these subjects iOr them elves. j.
IS lara 10 see how The speech could have
been improved upon. II was the right speech
IN the right place.
lie was followed bY Senator Stuhhs, Of
Gloucester. This gentleman easily carried
bis audience with him IN his rapid change
from hum0r 20 paihos. Being one az the
oldest Good Icmplars IN the State be cm-
braccd the opportunity TO give the Prohibit
toni,ts some plin talking and sound advice.
There can pa no question Of The beneficial
effect Of the two speeches, on elect which
we hope viii tell on clectiou-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

ATLEGRE- on October 22d, at half-p1st
% O'Clock nt Night. Misa RkBkCCA +. ALLftt,f.
Funeral win iake piacs az 81 Mako church
co THIS "wednesday az fkkNOON athalt-p !st
O'Clock.
ANDERSON. Died. 10 tho residence OF hts
mother. hrs M r. Anderson, 3-l west Marshall
street, !. r. (RANED ANDERSON, 10 me thirty-
Third year VI his ago
4to'fucra WA take place from hls mothers
ro-i3oAc- THURSDAY EVENING, 25th Instant
Wellington o. Co. aud Fredericksburg va
papors g. oaso copy.
CARTER. -uiee. ut 555 p. NJ. October g. 1888,
at her residence, c0ruor 81 Beverley aud icinple
ftrarB,, in mo county Of HenncO, Mrs l.. l..
CARTER. rehct - X IL Cartcr
Funeral notice win b. given hereafter
DasANE.-Diel. suddenly, October y, fs3s, in
san Francisco. Cnl., 0f paralysis 81 Tho hoart,
Dr. CUyNINinA8 WORM AM DEANE, Ia $40
thirtr-Hflh year n his nge Gsslannt saueson OF
tho uuiiol staies navy. and sUn IT tho inte Dr.
Frnncis d. Doane, of this city.
GLENN.-Died. at tho Residence Of hor
daughtor, Mrs. MARY 2. Millof. l1lb vest Cary
street. on Monday o. 80 T.. NJ, CAROLINE
FRANCES. rehcto William & Glenn, IN tho
eighty NTH yoar " her ag3
Ilor busy hands AFRO folded
Her a0rA N earth is done;
Her trials aro ali ended,
llor heavenly crown Is Won
lcr Anhftul Nlll fttp litih ii'Hi 80 80 tt
BaDilst church THIS "wednesday AFlEkAOON
at 8 o'cock The friends and relatives n the
family are respectfully Invited 10 attond Without
fuftheF nOtic0.
PaiaBvlle lOhiol pepcs viii please copy.
SCOTT. -Uoi, on Sundaynighta' l0o'clock, 90
thc residence OF Dr. Henry c. scott, iu Ashland.
MARN PAGE pIEASANIt, VITO Of r Phrkin
aantt and daughter of Mira Julia West ana tho
LAKE Captain William Henry llcgssnts; aged
tgeBsy-one years one month and eighteen days
Tho funeral book place on Tuesday morning
at GIJ o'clock from e. James Episcopal church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Isouia counsy. Va; eDssro<f ~ yasvhan, q s3ar-
vay, Nlctnaond. Va. s<-ond prafDinm, SO
Class No i0-Btscs vrappsos Fo<hing sUita-
ciae so ii-Dazs shipping iost, Asseiaa
oiear-wrapperA HotainE sufnatfe offered
Gas. No. ~ sess oask shipytne losf. ssia'ng
suitable offered.
offered.
cases no Is-rnree hoxnheadz. t2Jo po1rfs
net eocn. oest Itaiinn 6lbsrk VaneDnn ~ sway.
kichDond. Va eaterrd BY Vaughan y snFsy,
Csn.s No fI-JThreo nogshesfs os tzoD pounds
net eah. beet Frcnch assortsd. A. II n Cs Light
tcot, Bohmer CO. catered ~ Subiesi q Cary,
Richmond, Va premium, tlSo
tes, nsturai prissd ioaf Noshilg suitable Of
fared
class No. is-stommlnx to0socss, ono hogs-
head, 100 pounde Dst Noining offered.
Class No. i7--Buffcy tchacco-1 One hogShcai.
loo pounds net, beet Burley wrappers. W n
Cor 3 sons. Shelhyylle. Ky. entered by Carr
3 Dickinson, Bchmonds fntpsemium, sra
Gloss No. iS--FiYe hogshesds, Loo pounds net
each, best BBriHy vidto 6iiara, D. Y. Carver
Sons, Cincinnati. Ohio. entered BY y r Crump
q Co, Of Richmond. Va premium fSQ
Class No ~ 1.-Two bcVshoeaSi, Loo pounds
each, best RuTioy ned nllene Nothing onored.
Class No. 2)-f1 - hOgshoais, LOO pounds net
each, best Buyiey White lugs Nothing offered
Class No 2i-Fivo bOVshcsds. 90 pounds nct
each. best burey rcd lGeA Nolhlug otered
Inc premium saio % ieat tohaioo tAk,r tiAN'
as 1880 A. n to-nOrrUE "a the Concert Hall
Tho judges on brIght Oilers dosirc IA 20 say
that only three hogsheads wore offered IN one
Lot. Glass No. z. They could only award chose
tho premium. though the same ara oonccdod 10
DO tar inferior ~ other everyday offerings o.
same class.
Mr.. McDonslf. Of tho Lynchburg Virginian. Il
here soliciting exhibits Of tooocco for NJ - years
Paris (Frsncc) Exposition. Ito 4, tho appointee
Of the President ~ tho Juited states FOR totacco
exhibits for this country. Aesgrs Myers FRO
theirs propose 70 spare no paths or money n DO
credit among others 10 our tobacco interest then
and there.
Tho Judges q manufactured tobacco met -
day a. tho Exposition bu1fins. butdisconiinuei
She further award Of premiums until to-morr0g
at 10 o'clock when the list VIII be completed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
MARKETS BY rELEaRAPH


NHw Y0RV October 2l-Cotfon firm: sales.
i64 osles uplandN 9kc: Orleans 0'sc not 70
ceipta 5SG0O bales. oxpOrt.-to Great Britain,
1889 bAcs; - France iAfil haios; a. tho
Continent 6.f6 bales: stock. $4,000 bnloe
FlOur heavy Ia some cases and tal0c. lower.
ira kh15agf 80; good 90 cheico, $4.4)ttL Whra;
dull; No red, a. l0asl los elevator; options
cloHrd steady at o. under yesterday; No. 2
red, October, ti09f; November cloe"i nc
ul0S: December, sLii's afli2s. corn weak
sud Aalc. lower; No :, a3ho elevator; OBJ
lions acdvo. closing weaH; Octobar, lysc; No
yomh"r, ~ i,h50i4o. closing et l9hc. Decom-
Dor. 5oha5lc., closing at tOho cats Beady
options Sakc lower and dun Octobef. Oho
November. s0k aDhc,, cin~tng 40 80 beooui-
Der. 81 80 Hops QnieL Conoo-Opu0us closo,i
firm AMI 5ai5 points up: nctOf.r tllT5aiilQO;
November fi3&a[lla5; December. fisea
ffA8l; spot e8aier and quiet, fair cargOcs,
flj',c. sugar more ina demand; ieif reuning.
o i-la5Sc. centrifugal. s-teat, g. rennoi.
quiet ani unchanged Moiaue5 nominal Rico
Quot Petroleum alrung,r aud moro active. re-
nnod 7kc COltCD-ecGsi on arm f'fiHici.t. vol
low, 5la52c. TdtOG higher AMI nTm. CITY, Sc.
Rodn qulet Iurpanune luict ltios steaiy
aud QUOT Wooi gifiet and nrm. PORK weak I.
meas SIS. 75sr$iA50 Beef strDnF; extra mes,
a a0asA Beef hams Quiot 11ercoh beef stoady.
CuLmests unchanged. Aidihs sioaliy, Lard
dull: wostoru. f4i2k. city. tbD Octoi'st.
O. 10 asked: Move % Dor, t268 aaknd; ne0eln Der,
tstOass.5o; frcigha steady: cotton, 5-i5d (;
grain, SAD.
CHfciao Octoher gl-Tho cash quotations
we're. flour Irregular. anhsIttiocL ond cssy;
No. spring Ulnat, tLiiS esLi24: No fcd,
tlltk ALIEN No corn, uAc No , ufta,
2iAc. Anns-pOrk, tt4A1s oGlA Lard. a. 1,st,.s0.
short-rib sideA tn Dfy-aail,si sioald.ts,
g. 87H: clear stiles, - 50asafa WhigseE u. ~
The leading futures ranged ~ f0IkhEs.
lf1aufuI geJks.r gforfst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Cor Der phe wiIsSj Interference sod her
promise 20 foito~ her husband 10 the
polls and make him vote the Republican
ticket Chat they would have ktlled him. Sshs
further aid that they bad threatened h,En
over a ye1r ago thai II be ever voted tne
Darnoeratio tietct again uiey would XIII
him, nndshe srfisved they would have car
ried out fbeIr threat u She had not made
them the promise she din. II isknown, and
known 10 30 true, that the negroes
are holding nightly meetings In THIS county,
and at ameeiing beld on the night that THIS
outrage vas Perpsinted Briggs was Sc
verelY denounced. II Il rumored that while
Briggs was n this city hast week be was Of
tered lot Of groceries II be would swear
That Il was not politlcs that caused the whip.
ping.
A 10 Mr.. Morrison defending the "iair
rame o. spotsyivania" he seeks 70 do so by
"Judge Lynch" HANPToN.