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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
PErERsHURG UNTERRIfSED.
organization or "a brave Campaign
6Iub.
Special Telegram to The Dispatrh.I

Special Telegram to The Dispatrhl
PrrErsUUro. VA, October Tho
Young Democrats of Petersburg organ
lied an active campaign club of between
two and three hundred members to.
night. Mr. Carey W. Jones WAS elected
president, ". H. Mann secretary, and
a full complement OF officers were chosen.
Great enthusiasm prevailed, which was
Increased by spirited and eloquent nd
dresses by f. c. Eenable, candidate for
Congress, +. r. Lnssiter, city attorney,
Judge W. II. Flournoy, and N. NJ. Mar
tin. The club heard some good old
Democratic doctrine and will profit by
it. A Drawer, more determined spirit
never before prevailed among TIE IN.
domitable and uuteultied Democrats Of
Petersburg. They are working TO win IN
this contest, md they already feel as
sured of victory The young Democratic
club will do good work in the campaign,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disnsich.l
HAMPTON, VA, October I, 1888.
Mr.. Mac Cumming, the recently-ap-
pointed secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this place, was
formally received at the Baptist church
last night, large number OF ladies' and
gentlemen being present. Mr.. Cum
ming was welcomed on tho part Of the
association by Or. i. II. Parramore, on
behsf Of tho ministers by Dr. 4. Is.
Woodfn, and by NJ Colbert, ESD, for
the businessmen Of tho town. All Of
these gentlemen made appropriate
speeches Of welcome. MIR. Cumming
responded briefly and to the point. He
is young man. and seems possessed Of
the necessary characteristics to ma re q
good officer. The music on the occa-
SION was excellent and was furnished by
the Meudelssobn Club.
Hampton will be well represented IN
Richmond tomorrow.
The County Court is now in session m
Warwick county.
Hon. J. Il. Massey speaks here to-
night. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

I8U007a- 7-I0F m o. W Dog N-'I-T
CHnLRsrov. w. Va. October A.
Herman Botkin, son OF G. j. bothin, a
prominent merchant and deputy
sheriff. Who has male ms homo at Net-
tie Reeds b,guio FOR several years, got
INTO a quarrel eiih her 40 O'Clock at
night about another man, anl after
threatening 10 hill her went 10 her ro' m
and shot himself Just above tie night
eve with - calibro revolver. He I'm
qered until ] O'Clock to-day when he
died. he vas twentyiour years OF ago.
No inquest was held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
WI psnnnet nnnalo RlIl.

The Richmond Grays, Captain q. Gray
Rossieuv. viii tender a complimentary
banquet 10 Colonel ". +. Cody (BuifalO
BID, Mr.. Nate Salisbury. his partner,
and their managers, some night next
week, perhaps tuesday or Wednesday.
When the Grays were in New York
last spring they attended the great Wild
West Show by special invitation and
were very Hospitality treated by both the
proprietors and their agents. It Is
somewhat in recognition Of this attention
that they propose to entertain these gen
tlcmen.
The banquet viii be given at Sanger
Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

western white, ua3ic.: western mirsd, ssssDo.
kye STEADY nj $3.50. Hay firm and higher.
prime a. choice western, fi2DatiL Provistons
nrm. Acep-pork. slI boik msss-ioose
sbonlfors, 9i<c.. clesr-riD SIDE, g1.c: o,esf rib
Sides. packet. iehc.e Bacon -sbonldsfs. i0ac.
cIesf-rib sides. &c. Hams. i5aaitAc. Lard--
Refined higher 20 si2 Butter arinf; western,
packed. lsa 49,: creamery, 7s21c Eggs brnl ~
aiax1a Petroleum sicsfy; refined. 'lc. Coffee
frm: Flo cargocs, fair iskai5hc. sugar qniet
end csey: A soft. 7kc.; copper-renne1 srtlse
and nrm 81 ieaI64c. Whiskey stos9y a. iL1Ds
uA
ST LOufs
At. iours. October L-fiour nrm. Whesi-
Cash lover ami unsettled. options hsSc high-
or No. 2 rod. cash. Sos. October, slOoti
December. fLi0E. Corn Loser NO. sAsb,
39ac. October. 8gHa1Lc; Noyembcr, 80.
Oars lower and hrm. 40. :. cash. 70 - eAJ'
$50. whiskcy steady atu.ii. Provisions nrn-
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. OctoborA Flour strong. wheat
No 2ro,i. SiOS Coru--So. 2, mixed. a. Oan-
No. l. mixed. 25afc. PORK nfm attlAG Lara
easier a. siNe0. Hogs stronger.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
iReportei for ,he Dispatch
OcT0BER f-Marhes qllcg to-day and no uan>-
sections reporiei. Prime sac. extra pnme,
&C.: fancy. lsc.: common. iha2ke.; sheleu,
% a2c.; factor. hsnd-picAed fa5Ac
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RIcHMcEp TogAecO nAnKyr

bCrNhfR '. lNNf.
There wero many tobacco visitors ON Change
io-dcy. We can but learn thai these cou1rm mo
iroet reports. which sro now believed 20 be net
exaggerated. Asa proof II confidence IA tho
iuturo 0t brghs there have been many salos to-
Jay 20 up,sud dealers besides 10 tho regular
homo trade. business has boon quietly con-
luct3j. aui there have been new and suspicious
MARKS put On tho iatcli, certainly not Indicating
any mark-doBn prices. We expected the specu-
lgtor; W. Predicted bright tobacco movement
first upon wrapper and culied grades. 1heso
have come AMI win increase W. next expect 20
report drst the resalrs ~ certain lott al good
profits. and then there may follow soon boom
that we hope will last long. cutters are quiet,
but holders are confident aud hrm almost %
carelessnosa, as their future seems doutly as
sured.
suu-cured grades are stealy. AMI We think
al on hand siu bo wantod soon 10 Ia " vast
importance that our piauters 70 secure goot
prices for new tonaoco should make "A sweet
cure. There viii bee a prejudice "a Aiust grsen-
cut tota,,o oven thout FROST that only favos.,-
blo test as u quality viii remove.
From We-t Virginia tnero arc many reports
by letter stating mat tho creator part u the
bright crop ishcsyliy damaged by fro'L
From tls Wost $50 can form no good opinion
yet Reports aro varied ana conflicting ia =
measure. The crop of burieys aud darxs, how
ever, was mostly housed before frost some was
ont. bat wo hear " no aiyaucs yet In prices on
account Of frost damage.
TIE sXufIfrfON DISPLAY
l1 tobacco f. even bettorthan 10 expected 10 see:
and this ia saying much. and yot several of our
largest tobacro-fa, tory FIRMS have not uncovered
% show as what is behind the sconss Nearly All
at our ioadiug manufacturers have from highly
crcdiRDie 10 most oxcellent and surprisingly
Emo displays In every variety aud form, which
wiz receive further notice In his paper
The Durham Exhibition last, from October iO,h
o. l.t1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
worh ofthe Ambulance.

Early yesterday afternoon q twelve
year-old glrl fell down flight Of steps
in the house corner OF Main and Twenty
first streets aud broke her arm. The
ambulance was summoned and DR.. Hope,
who found the girl suffering from COM
pound fracture rendered the necessary
surgical attention and left the child with
her friends.
At3 o'clock the ambulance was sum
noned - the Richmond Cedar-W 10
An operative who had his thumb cut of
in the machinery. His hand was dressed
and he was left at the works 10 be taken
home by his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

COX-Dled. 10 Manehssfef. sunday morning,
g.ptsm5er sj.n. JAutI g.. !. cox. son % j. n.
ana ths iAts ssrp-tou d. CO.., ia sho 1~oaiT-
sixth year ~ n.s az.
Ia bis death ms fsm.iJ has slsiAinol AZ ltfe,
rifisen ne WAS un.u'ru-No but remarkably
decided AMI coos isnnOu- ho hsd loiaei mo
Baluhridge-strest Ia, utt church ~ letter .ls1
one month previous to tis doHtn' hA'iht Ion !,
a ,oeuber q TnmLfssk charh. thesterneii
conntv Va ie was baptized BY The Ney. ). X
Wlserson. The funeral tooS place hcndsy al
f.-.lL.M
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lsOsc,al telegram 20 me Dispach.l

WOODSTOCK. Va, October 4.-Phe
crowd az the fair to-day was considered
the largest In attendance, a moderate
estimate placing it between 5000 snd
10000 people. Considerable disaP-
pointment was manifested over the
failure 10 appear OF the aeronaut
who was ~ have made an
ASCENSION. Tia sooiety viii shrsmoDen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

special telegram 10 ths m'pa'-hl
CaAmu,rov, " Va, October B. At
an enrly hour this morning tbc safe AZ
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot
AZ Guyauiot,e 8a blown open and rob
bed Of $40 IA cash and notes aud other
valuable papers 10 the amount VI q, 10"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

This lodge held an interesting meet
ing last night ut PoWhatan Hall One
new member was initiated, and
Me-srs. j. V. Bray and George NJ. Mask
were elected delegates to the District
Lodge. Visitors were present from
Stack Mine and Rescue Lodges. Accom-
mlttee was appointed to arrange for the
public meeting to be held on the night
Of the I'D, which Will be addressed by
Colonel j. r. Miller, grand chief tenn
par Miss Maggie NJ. Rogers favored
the lodge by reading q selection, and
soio was rendered by Miss Alice Suther-
land and a recitation by Miss Dora
Spear. Reading by G. NJ. Rogers. Full
ton Lodge is in tourlsbing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

0RAIa AND C0TroH ExCaazev.
SALES RgP0RfED 10 sEcugrlRE

SALES REPORTED 10 sgCUgrARY.
WHRAT- white. 90 bushois for seed a. q D.
TDugJerYy l32 bushels for seed on private ter ms:
ia bushels prime as g. l5. 90 bushels worry good
Dn privalo forms. 40 bushels common at 81.
nix 81. so bushels primo 90 priTgte tnrbs. -
bushels common ~ si.Ol ohOrfbsrfy " ounhsls
Tor seed tiil5. rs besheis fOr seei AZ IL; -
bushels very good AZ Sl-. 30 bushDls good -
E.Ub. $40 bushels gOOd NJ Bi0O, I'D bushels COM
mon at.tc Toaal sales q wheat 1872 busnolA
offerings to-day Of ~hosl l0GH DutIels. same
day las. yoar. STA b.anels. saiss toby Il
wheat. a,3l2 bushels, same day ia1t year, $50
bushels. Offerings e0 lar tbs season, a-i,495
bushels: same umo last season, i4zfiJ busLela.
Extreme range ~ prices t,-dAy, co.. ~ xLl5,
same day lat year. o. 20 a.
CoRs.-Whlte. g bushels very good as GEc.:
i.glJ bushels good al Joc 1Oial sales VI com,
lO-4 bushels.
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ranged as foll0ws'
0gsalsh Hshsg cieslss
BALTIMORE

BALnMORs. ND, 0etyber L-Cotlon steady;
miaGlicg. l0h si0sc. tiOur unchanged and
arm. It0war4- street and western super. sIg1a
Is. Do extra, "A i5ask7s; do family. t5a<5 city
Ioiis super. g. sezkf -. extra. g. 21AsiS5. DO
Rio brands l6s0ag5.75; YaGa2soo sgpsrlatiye
pagonL s.. So. family. fAan Nheat-S0ufherD
~. s.. IxAfI II: soaterE quisl add IRA; No
sister red spo<. a. 0sASl .geh October. 81 Qss
Lo8Ag Deesm0er, sl-hkssi.iA corn-soathern
steady; whits. &C.; yellow, ssoce.: sesiern
quiet mixed. spot ~. octcher. 40; Noy~la-
bot. taats9c.: January. tSAsfsAc. oass <osst
azd ASA saasss4r- sad RAla1a4x ikzniA- ktsfisAS
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Iaein for,ne sunerers.
FnxsfiTes wasted.

Governor Lee yesterday received a re-
duisition from the Governor Of North
Carolina for Joseph Thaxter, fugitive
from Justice who IS now in the Tazewell
county Jail. Also a requisitIon from the
Governor Of Mary land for Joseph Braun,
a fugitive from that State who is con-
fined in the lail in Norfolk city. Rendi-
ton warrants we're issued 10 both cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

Cougress wtli Probably tdiOusn IA
zen or Twelve DAYS.


,vteufS.r1s d. g.. October I'm the ouinton
or o,olv mem 'a-, ~ boon f0u.os tle erI il 300
ta-.f t...-e-s p.iI af.Ulrn o. ..u OR LWclse
,t,s. w. Tnin.r who ha. ICON tho only NOM
I.., - t,.a f'.-.roIi,. .g Vavs.nl Means pres
.,.t ~ .t.- boa .f t.r.,r tHraa .a.. tt.b.li -og
xxi ...f.,.,... WIN f.. ts-..f' ..ro ..rafor..
t...,.~....s .....rf.i.n ma morning t,at
,,-r...i. %, l..ii4 r-t foo, -i.cr tl me coiin-
,.- ..- r.,f "a. veil sdiourn md
..t,.r a.. i...e Ga le rrorIo mo tyo
t. b.. a..t vn 1.yrr decide 10
~ 10y. r.. choir ,r4Lor.fr,s are controlled ~
,,.l,.,. ,.,,.... t,.t OBJ. no..ufe ir Na,eiphar
.ir fqv' ru .rrorigrity of carrcesIur rtoir
...f...,.. ,a-r a.r. tt.fv NJ o.. r... .. Another
....... % .f., ...r.-..-.ta. Vr rr.. xlpf..lPo ~
arsoul-. - ioe.s-r. opposed to al adjourn
mrri. snf saII rie afternoon 'h'i b. had teeu
.,rfrin.. ri.n poe D-ro.fH-ie colleagues ngainsf
4. aua hoped fe hnt -nrcrisi iu Iofooung a.
eu-s4cr 'le., was 90 tio DeftoI today and
IaI n conference witn senator Al iaon,
ffor whi-. % is argued tAt tho lH's-
f..uOf a i.lrum cnt was discussed between thoW.
Senator fI-u .ul today uaf D.. wac now Tor
.f.. FIRST l.fnr bon favor ~ H4. ouTnWout and if
r...I Ir-.u fn rot aGort was erat over from Ito
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Frederick Aarae'A engagement.

The sale OF seats ior Frederick Wsrdes
engagement at the Theatre next week
will be opened this morning at 8 o'clock.
The programme is Monday and Friday,
ViTginius Tuesday and Saturday,
&" Richard HI; Wednesday, "Gsl-
ba -: Thursday. " OtheIio, and Satur-
day matinee, "Gaston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
RALrrMnRH srocK nARxvr

BALTIMORE. No. October Virginia consois,
l0t'-. %. DO mex Q 81. lf1 adjh; Baltimore 1901
ohio stoc.. sla9l. Northern Central. ~. tiueln-
mai. Washington ADJ Baltimore ist-, g0s sl,a;
DO. Pas. ID. liidalet gas bonds, los alu,s
10 atllE. n NV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
nARRIanHn

srAssBURY- ANDgRsON Married. a. no
rs.,aen ne ~ tle brife.s parents, 90 "c.tnrelsy,
TEI'~. .I4NssiM AMI Ni.s sALLik !. A.
pEksON. bQih q Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
Ha-c-Bsii Yesterday,

Washington:
Pittshuryh4....O q o % q q - q 90
Wasbiuvtons 20 % 600 3X-5
Base-hits-p ittshnrghs 3 Washing
tons. 10. Errors -llitahurghs, q, Na-h-
inetons. 3. Batteries Mouisand Fields;
Keefe aud Mack.
Philadelphia:
Athletics ......2 0O02 200 g
Cleyeauds 80 2OO30 OK :
Bsse-hit- Athletics, ,Cleyelands. m.
Errors Athletic. Cleyelnls, F.. fot.
tcres Weyhny aud Iownshcud ,
OBicn amt Mcclure
Philadelphn:
Ph,ladeiphms. 3D. o o. 30 lo-l7
indianapolis. ...l 90 % , ID g !
Rase-hiis Philadelphia. -'. INDIAN
apols. .. lrrors Philadelphia,
Indiannpo'r. 10. iattsri., nuhuton.
Wood. and Clements, Doyle md Myers.
Louisville.
Louisville. ....2 600 J 90 0O-3
CincinnntIs. 40 % % . ID - % 3 ~
Ba-r-hits louis,l.i... y Cinclunafs.
T. Errors loHi.yl.os, I Clucunaus.
3. Batteries Slrstton. Cross and
Vaughan Wan and Baldwin.
st. louis:
st. Louis. % : ID ! d q q 7
kansas City g. 2Oo zoos >
Base Mt. St TOMS D.; Kansas Ci;T.
10. Errors 50 Louis q f, Kansas en-,
/. Batteries hlus anl iohu, Salll-
van and Daniels
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SENATE ON TARIFF.
MAJORITY AND MINORITY BILLS PROM
TRE C0NwIrTHg
. voluminoos Amount % Matter LIKELY 10
re Talked ever for
LonR fine.

.it,.... .r si.,p, j. $50 Uoris and SIR.
l..tt.. .,.I.,,.,t ..r,l,r,..s alo..t J U1O
,....I .D. ,..,or,,y ro,.o,t declares
n.t n. 5,..or3 f.r'a c,reI.,l and tho
r,...i, ,.e...on ali our revenue laws is
,,.,.,.....
a.. ,..i.co a.. national revenues.
,rh,rN ..r. now cvre4a.,,.
10 protect hogrt imlori rs and
4....,.t.. .i.,,.,Iu ...r. fro,o tr0us con-
........l. r,.,...,,.,, f,.,o fraudulent nm
l,r.,...,..,..f ,mn.,t.i merchandise
,,.pI.. e3 ,alor,. ri,sof duty are
I....I
D.. r..,tq tho drf.rf. anomalies.
,... ,....rr,.,... ,.a,.. have boon from
t.,..t. t,..D .l.-ro.er..l is thcfariL scae-
,... .-...,l fave. .,,u created of er-
r......... sI.....,rf- O.. Treasury Do
,,.,t,...f
o.. ...r-. al rrDplr r.aIusfmeut
.,.. Old. ,o....,,.t.4 of inc farr mites
..,..l.,lI ,.e...e,y Iy tho uou.ref
J.'..... .5.t...,. ,..,,..ye,...t. IL,
,.........f .r..acf.on radical changes
f.. u-,... 0. ~. .,,. element. or sources
.,f.o.,,...,,.
1. r,. r.llf roa protection 20
many .ir ....'r-.. which arc now suffer
3n,.. . AN. .urtof f.a iusIasuate rates
I,,..a..Y .ooUt.,.u. products.
II. na.utv ctorossos 10. CONVICTION
OH. .r.a,.uaev Of tle House b'i as o.
g.u... nes..rr lor t1e reasons:
Ih.' It uou.l probably increase in
,..i nf reduce t.e revenue.
Int lt provides Io rcmody for
ua.c1t .siau.. u.t. o.. tue contrary,
lt.t.s a.j nsns .umuuit io iaui by
utu.g aj qaorem for tpac'io du-
-,.
Ila' Dc docs not remedy any OF tire
CAPABILITIES or auomo.e. % cure any of
l.. i,i.c.. of the existing h'g.
u.he demand ior reduction of
t.. r..euo. tao majority saye. DIS
more .rIDnt ou cunt of tNc WeNcua.
... intention iu thc National Treasury
.r .u deposit m tHr national banks of
a.i .uus of money m ,.ccs OF tic
amount o0nu.d to pay tlo current de-
DnHH- upon tu' Treasury "i 90 meet
Does maturing obligations ~. tHc Govern.
"'rt ims wm, wan tho additions
aN.HI Wi.I fngTIi. WITHIN tUr ufIf tfUT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTIONS THERswIrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Exchsnges-Grsin, Flour, Cot
tor, Neat, and other Quotations
ny telegraph to The pIspa.ch.l

- WASHINGTON. D. c., October -
IFllR For virginia. fair, warmer, southorly
Jpinds
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rne NeIinn.Hexrr.

fby telegram % fhe oi-pAich.l
WAsHISGroy, October 4.-Surgeon
Hutton, a, Camp Perry, Tia. Telegraph
ed to Surgeon-Geneml Hamilton to-day
that there are siXtynye persons IN the
camp who are unable 10 leave, AMI that
oil five Of the patients AZ the fever camp
sre convalescent Surgeon Ross, at Fer
nandlna. reports one new case At Gala
han. he inquired n vessels from nom
infected ports should be allowed to enter
Fernandiua The Surgeon-General re-
piled that this might be done, hut such
vessels would be liable TO quarantine al
tervar,ls at other ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

bHAIh AND NHkfE UOUs
for lecturers, teachers, students. clergy
Iaen. lawyers, and brain workers gen
erallE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

POKI ~ RICHMOND. OoTOBsA a l'sa
ARxfVsD
Schooner Clara Rankin, kbcorts, FhlAdo'phl~
coal. s. "a. iase& ,,n...,,.,.
scioonerJ b ClAytoa, Parkor' feilAaf l9hi.'
coal, :. ii. hase&
sAUKp
Steamer ARIEL, Dcyo. Norfolk. tuiis' s.aiss
mail mercnandlss. agd Ussscngefa. l. ~ '''~n'
s.nooper John s. Beschsni, CHM. Nidiles Nn.
pig iron, j. \. Gordon. sseas; vessel SHi''
s's'@.,nsr n r. 1larko sAndinson. oFiens L =,
pytites. sulphur Macs COMPANY 'esSr'' N1s~'
ssnsener Besssl brown, rhlnps, Ne" York.
poslsr wooi, Whiieauisi s uSen; Vessel Cur
lie 4 PaskgC
POaFOF NEWPORT sgws ocTosxE AlSSs
by TelssraphI
AKKiYEp.
Sts.yoshlD Roaooza. H4iphers. Nov l0rk. A1i
sn,od TOO kos on. merchandise,
Fux Ooeaa kisg ain barge hoiie0o, " Asa
rsshS,aors Sue Wnllasa., Pearos. sos fols; ?.
J. wooarsG. bos,on; 9. &. SslaPsoo, NSfie's-
al II la.a ElsaslsAi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

J,cKsoy. MISS, October 4-Thero
are no new eases IL yelOwfever here
and the sick are all doing well. II no
cases occur the quarantine restrict ons
Will DO removed Wednesday next
NEW CASES AND DEATHS.
JAcxsoNvuLg, FlA., October DIR
Renworthv to-day pale "a report on the
condition Of aiiairsat McCleuuey. Total
number Of cases OF yellow fever To date,
100 white and 29 colored now sick, II
white and ought col0red
The MAYOR OF Mctieuucy has issued
the following notice
Rc6cnney. Fl0.. October MIR.
J. u. Woodiuy. who sohclts help aud AS
sistsnce Tor the yellow fever Sufferers ~
McClennev. Fla. Is not authorized 10
solicit or receive from any one any assist
snce for this town.
Tho situation today Is moro hopeful.
but quite warm. Nr Mitchell, pr,sldent
~ the Bodrd If Health. issued the iol-
lowing bulletin for the twenty four hours
endmgat6P +. N. New clSc'. 81 deaths,
|; total cases, 2.95l total deaths, III.
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mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, OctOter 4.-COtl0n quiet sales
az bales. nplanCf, 10 5-lgc. Orleans, lO7-lj.:
net receipts. 800 talos okports--tO Grsat bel-
tain, 900 bales: a. The Continent. 2,sl5 bales:
stoek, 3l1. az baies Wheat III az. iO~er on Win
ter: Options closed taiac. bsi0w yesterday. I'M
seftiod. and quiet NJ. . rel, Ociooef, t.JJ' "A
81 H.: November sLiZali li4. Corr lc. lover;
options c'O1ed hakc. DoiOT yesterday ana
seady; October, 81 i.as1sc. GAS $40 lover;
op0ors 4At.c. lOser. Or'obef, ~ &c. No,em-
ier Srttc: becp rubsr - &C.; No. .. spot ~ q
&c. Hops quiet and frm. U1ee-Opucns
closed steady arDOa.E points up: October. tl3lfa
SlL95: November. siZ4aflS.O; sp"t Rio vefy
-.re1x az $50. sugar lover. fair renniny,
5f-lC..: centf1fugals. bAr.: refined unchanged.
NOIasaes nominal. klce firm. Petroleum quiet
nfstsady. refined, a.. COtOn-sc Oh nrn-
lali0E easier: prime city. SIC. Resin quiet
Turpen.los unsettled al ifai5c. Hides strong
NOJl strong Pork ffnL iisrced beet ia lixht
supply Cut-meap nrn, pi kiod shoulders, sil =
Picked hams, u4slg. ficked bellies. - sio+
Mi1Gles hishsr: snort'ciear, Jos. Lard inarlye;
western tllgj cily. 1000, rehued s.eaiy.
ghLs steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05

OacA9o October tine cash quotations we're:
FLOUR 100 good Do paId aud higher. 10. zsprng
wheat. fi.0qf.ag. l9s 30. : o. tL03a atLO3I[
No. corn. ~. a4-c. No 2osts, &c. Moss pork.
81 .sOafIa5Zt Lari tiLE shOrt-nts, S. ia
81 w. shoulders, ts51s afs15; snor'~cIsaE, g. "a
t3.,u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-05
MINORITY REPORT.

The Republican majority Oi the COM
mlitee, not being wiling to accept the
House biil as the basis of revision OF the
existing revenue laws aud to correct the
existing evils. decided to strike out all
after the enactug clause and report an
entirely new bill.
In the preparation Of this substitute
30 member OF the minority Of the COM
mlttce WAS consulted or informed rs 10
It's provisions until It WAS reported 10
the iull committee on the 25th OF Sep
TENDER, 1885. The chairman of the
committee IN May last appointed sub
committee t. hear such persons as wished
Ia be heard upon the revenue question.
and much tune has been consumed snd
thousands OF pages have been printed Of
statements, arguments, and appeals OF
manufacturers and others who demand
TINT the present high rate OF tanf taxa
tlon shall be maintained and IN most in
stances increased and prompted, not 10y
any revenue necessities, but alone for
the purpose Of increasing their own
profits al the expense of 60,OOaOUO tax
payers
10 /, safe 70 SAY that hi tIe lnbtiShto
benefited by a high protective tariff have
been fully aoard and have had much IN
tiaence IN shaping this substitute, while
the great body Of the people, the tax
PAYERS. who are the victims of tins poll
cy, have not appeared and have not been
heard.
The short time that the substitute has
been IN the hands Of the minority OF the
committee aud the changes made IN the
existing ciassltcations. rs we'll rs the
changes from ad yaloTem TO specific dn-
ties. aud the many compound duties IN
posed, render II dllicult ior the minority
10 approximate with satisfactory certain
ty the extent 10 which taxation Is IN
creased or diminished upon the articles
inciuded IN tho various schedules, or
what effect these changes will probably
have upon the amount Of revenues to re-
Sult from such changes.
The essential difference between the
House bill and The Senate substitute IL
apparent and radical at the outset IN the
matter OF revenue. One Is framed Ia
the iaterest Of the .Qablsc treasarsz. the
Middletown transcript., 1888-10-18
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