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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
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by telegraph % mo IlapaitLl
NEW Yolk. October 22.--Ihe Richmond
Terminal Company to-day considered the
proposition from tho holder OF tie Georgia
Central stock Co buy the control Of That pro
pcrty. An option bad been given on the
entire stock 81 Che Georgia Company, and 10
vas decided after short session 10 buy
control. A committee consisting OF John
q. Moore. John u. Hall. and VS.. Chisholm
was appointed 90 arrange me transfer OF The
property. Amos, the entire capital STOCK OF
tnc Georgia Central rs controlled 10y q
Georgia company, which was organized Tor
ihc purpose. and ty the purchase oi The
Georgia COmpaoy's stock the Richmond
Terminal will add 1000 miles OF road TO
their system, making the mileage Tor the
Richmond Terminal about 5000 miles, lhe
par'ie, o. the dead say the sale was forced on
Inc syndicate holding stock, end the parties
Whs bought % GO The time General Alexander
WIS elected president get ont about eVens
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NV YORK

NEW Y0Rx. October SA--Cotton dull; sales 20
day, lG9 baies: sales sAst week nok before Te-
ported, 2s2g bAles fur spinnlng and l.2ip bales
for export. uptaadr, 9kc- Orleans, 956A net TO-
csipis q all pOris SO-dsY, 4a273 bales: exports
10 Great Britain. e06)5 ba a.; ~ france, i.lN
~ bales. Flour weak aud very dun. southern
-four weak sad quict Wheat Aaac higher and
nrm; No. red, 3li0; options closea 1se. over
Saturday; 0ctOOer. n.09k: November u.iok ;
Corn 4akc. lover; No 1, 04e-. eieya-
tor: Options Aassc lower; oetooor, 50&e (:
November. 505sa5l1c, closing az toslc /:
Dsoomber. 81 LisASik closing A 6lha
0ats shade hrner opeons 10. higher and
cioeiaR az 6oslc December. Shc Bops QaieI
Coffee Options el1sod steafy and Lao points DO
ioe saturday aad duh Octoper. ellasttCbs No
VembaF. sl4 saat1A75 Decsmior, Gus. ioasIap;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

For wounds, whether lnclsed OF eeninsed,
salvation on h the best remedy 70 Gems.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
The OLD Dominion IA Collision with
Brig.
lsneclnl telegram to The Dispatch. !

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.i
NORFOLK. VA, October 22.-Tbe Old Do
minion steamship Roanoke reports being in
collision with the brig Hyperion, from PhIla-
delphia To Portland, Me-. with 400 tons OF
coal. about midnight Saturday night of
Absecomb light She put five men on the
brig to assist the crew and took her In tow,
but she sank al 5:25 A. NJ. in thirteen Ia
thoms OF water right In the track Of vessels,
and her main topmast standing. No one was
injured and the captain and crew were taken
on board the ship and are still on board. The
damage TO the ship was slight. being confined
mostly b the Homework Of the upper hall
OF the ladles' toilet-room. The hull and ma
chinery are intact. Captain W. 5. Henley.
Of the brig, cannot account Tor The collision.
The bow OF the brig was stove. her cathead
and anchors were carried away, aud she
sunk in about five and a bali hours. He and
his crew will be taken to New York on the
Roanoke.
Two old citizens OF Norfolk, Meyer Engel-
berg and james +. Brady, died to-day.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
NEWS FROM THE FIGHT ALL ALONG
THE LIHE.
Good News from Augusta county-Tueksr
Meets YOst--A Field-nay in
Bedford
Especial telegram to the DIspa,ch.l

STANTON. VA, October 22.-To-day was
Augusta Court, and large crowd was pres
ent. A Joint discussion came of between
Mcssrs. Tucker and Yost. The first Is the
Democratic and the latter the Republican
candidate for Congress. Tucker acquitted
himself in the best manner aud increased
the feryor Of his friends, who are working
maniuly in the cause. The canvass is get
ting very warm Ia Augusta. The great old
county will come out Of the contest by roll.
ing up an old.fasbiou majority for the whole
Democratic ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Especial telegram 70 the DlspatchI
DANviLLE. VA, October o. Attorney
General Rufus 4. Ayers passed through the
city to-day an route 10 Patrick to speak at the
big Democratic meeting and barbecue at
Stuart Tomorrow.
The Democrats win also have a barbecue at
Rmggold tomorrow. The canvass in Pitt
sylyanla is getting more and more active, and
the Democrats are putting in their best
work.
At NJ. Vernon church yesterday fourteen
boys aud girls joined church, ~ the result OF
The late children's meeting, snd eleven joined
the Man-Street church.
Casweil county, \. G., saturday voted on
the subscription 20 the Atlsntie and SOUTH
western railroad, but the indications are that
the subscription was defeated.
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pre.,nnn, OF $40 Esruslie.

10y IeIeErHph ~ Ilv UI5Va1'lEI
WAsHTsOToN. ID. c., October p. Stephen
Preston, the Haytien Minister here, has re-
esiyed a cable dispatch dated Port au Prince,
October i7th, viG Cuba. announcing the
election on that dsy by the Naiiona: Assem-
hiy Of General Francois DeDrys Legitime As
toe President Of the republic.
Cape Hayti, Conaives, sad 81 Marc have
reVolled against toe Legitimate Government.
They have been closed 70 foreign commerce,
and the naval forces are before said pofis TO
enforce The decree al the Government against
an vessels endeayoriog b eSade he same.
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teriay that City homes are yet lacking for the
entertainment 81 The Virginia Conference IN
Portsmouth text month.
The annual union services 10 behalf OF the
Jackson Orphan Asylum were held last night
st 81. Luke's Episcopal church, when an ia-
teresting address was delivered by Rev. DR..
Burton, Of n. Johns church, Richmond.
The compulsory attendance upon divine
service In the colored Mission College has
caused much discussion among the colored
ministers Of tins city, who are appreheDsiye
lest the source from which their churches
are recruited will be absorbed by the Pres
byterian Church. The Northern Presbyte-
rian Church established the college and re-
quire the pupils TO attend sabbath school
aud divine services at the college. G.
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..frnf Ftsit OF some OF our Sttt'
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,. t..' r..lis,n n.uuhiican movement
.If,u
..t.f v.s done ina PETERSBURG by YOU
we marched in body 70 the Academy OF
.u.ic, Nt,n' sests were provided for MS IN
tion of tHs house irom which thc negroes
r.sr eAdu0cd. We were seated bui short
white. oteo t.N negroes became 40 c.aino,
r.r. i'r admission 60 that portion oi I'D, h'i.
.-I-uDi On as t1w the dn'fotcper was iof't0
.yuit fhcu1. Then thc Anes were lhioWn
.tY aud whites ami blacks mingled Freely
p orc another this vas 700 m"cn LOT
of th Richmond boy'' ana more 'H'n
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RICaMoHp srOoK ExoHAUoR

MONDAY. October %. 1854
sALes-Rmgr B0kRn-i,0)0 Richmond end
Danstiio cour0i on at 1913.
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The ChteG Justice Delivers Ills First
Dutufnr.

O7y telegraph 90 the Dispatchl
WAmnGIoN, ID. g., October 22.-Chici-
Justice Fuller to-day delivered his first
opinion in The supreme Court o. the United
States. THE case was that Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company plaintiff in
error. vs.. lhe Commonwealth Of Pcnnsyiyl-
MIA. BROUGHT here ou au appeal from the
Supreme Court oi the Stair Of Pennsylvania.
TIE Commonwealth levied a tax on all tele-
rTams pasung over the cOmpauy's lines
within the STATE This fax being imposed re-
galdos- OF tLo fact thlt much OF the bust
nc-s was not confined wholly % the state,
bot was 10 points in other States. The SUI
prcme Court to-day held, through Chict-
JuJic Fuller. That the state was not entitled
20 collect tax except for messages between
the point, within the borders . The STATE,
and accordingly reversed the judgment OF
rhe state court W.th costs, and remanded
fhe ca-e O. TIE lower court for further pro-
c,edinrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
grcHMoHp TOBACCO MARKRr.

OCTOBER ~, l-S1.
Tho Exposition attracts. Many tobacco-men
nro smong mo crowd to-day. Sales SIN 90 on,
bat considerable timo f. devoted 10 talk. Tho
wock promises well outside Of premium sslos.
Welcome 10 tho visiting tobacc0-men from all
parts There Is n0hlng reported Of special in
torres, In sale today
NOTICE 10 TOBACCO JUDGES.
Tho Judges on manufactured tObGcco meet az
u O'Clock Tuesday. 23I, at the Exposition build
ing 90 award premiums.
The leaf tobacco judges meet at 10 o'clock at
Che Tobacco Exchange.
Tho big sale Of premiup tobacco will take
place Thursday, 18th, a. tho Exposition building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

deeper in that section than at any time before
at this season Tor SIX years. At Tower the
snow u thirteen inches deep, and in The
woods hack Of Elht lies twelve inches on The
level. There was 20 wind, aud consequently
no drifting.
Some snow fell in Central Minnesota and
Northern Dakota Saturday, but II melted
almost as soon as II fell. II showed oil dsY
Yesterday az Fargo. but reports from there
say there 4 little 90 tho ground There was
no snow here. In Northern Iowa there were
slight Aurries Of snow, Out ri no point Is the
depth reported more than two inches,
and that Is melting. The weather here IS
f,tt1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

10y lNl. tftNu I'd UT" i'HIAt'ii'l
SAVANNAH. October 2t-Ihe J. Executive
Committee ~ tbe Nartn-NCm1ri1l Fund "a
seudiuc out hy mlil an appeal t0 Two thou-
-1ud newspaper Offices md leading Journal
isis soliciting contributions. Contributions
are Just beginning % come 10 from the
country 40 l1rga, aud include the following;
Associated Press. $50; Gridirou Club.
Washington $50; Baltimore Sun. SIC: Phila-
delphn Keord. Sli; StfIlson Hutchins,
Washington. 50. Information has been re-
cpiycd from several cities that contributions
are now u progress ~ collection. Total in
band j. already approaching $500. Drafts
should De made payable TOD. II. Esllll, chair-
man.
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ono hundred aud FifsY Derd and
Wounded.

ny AncIo-Amor.cnu cable o. the Dispa'ch.l
BONE. October PA disnatch from Po-
fauza says that there were 40 passcng rs on
the tram which w1s crushed by a landslide
Few d1,s ago. one hundred and 1ity
dead aud wounded have been Identified.
Many Of the victims are unknown. Scores
continue o. De- uuoarthcd. The soldiers are
working bard 20 the wreck. The work Is
impcdcd by cold end Snow An cntiro
theatrical company was killed. Several
ho,dlcs. and armies, corpses have been found
iu tbc ucighboriug river. a mother, who
Dad been driven mad by The catastrophe,
refused Co release from her embrace her two
dead children. A young priest WAS buried
f1rtNo hours. and when oXtricaied 70 was
found tuat his lmr had turned white. An
cudrc family consisting OF SIX persons, was
LfIfal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

ueait 50 with any natlon,0 Is found In tho
l4lth Psalm and goth verse.
the sermon was one Of the Doctors most
pressing sud most instructive efIolts. show
ing sV his powerful pleading; hrs tender
pathos and wonderful command OF language
ana fertility Of illustration. The church was
crowded TO overlooking and hundreds were
turned away from the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

dun and Iower; fair refining sHc. eensxffuzar.
&C. Test. e6c. noiaeses nominal al 30 test
e4Ac.. rsnB0d steady and dun Rice firm aud
quiet Petroleum qniet: refined fHc. C0tton-
seed oil strong crude 42c yoiiov. sia1sc. rsll0w
TurpentiDe barely stesiy ~ t6st5Ad Hides
quiet aad steady. Wool 6rrn. Pork dull and
easier: mess. sisasi6SO. Beef frn. Beef hams
quiet Ti0rced beof steady. Cntmeai@ etoadY.
hiddle8 dull. short cieara fR62k. Lard stsasiier.
western steam. October. t9i5: November. 49, !;
Dsosmbor. tsH asked refined lover and duh.
freights steady.
CHICAGO
CYfOian Octobar E1-Th0 cash qHotarons
were: Elour stfariy and unchanged. No. 4
spring wheat. fi.i2asLt1S Na 2rsd. o.. BAHIA
No. corn, fehc. No. oats. 2fSc. MesSpork,
SIS Lard, 80. sbortrib sides us Dry-salief
shoulders. s. s5asa37N: clear sidcs. fs.30at2sa
Whlskey. fi.29
The leading futures ngod a. follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Governor Ltc 90 YESTERDAY appointed tne
.a1He gentlemen as comniissioh'is 70 r.
....nt Vlyytn,a in the centennial ceiebation
New York on the Solh o. April, 1883, OF
Transportation Of Washington 81 I '
orf "a tbr limited states: EX.Governor
ne. l. Kenper. Orange Courthouse;
.t.s So. w. Crump, Rtchmondi Hon.
i.tn Kandoiph Tucker, Lexington; Judge
NaIrr x. stap,se, CtgistisDsourg; Hon.
mc, Conrad, Winciaateri Captain -
rs hirKlaneg. FarBviiie, aBd Colonel NSi-
..i 10. Taylor, Norfolk.
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Dead nody iu a Bag.

ny i0IoFUUh n no UsQatchl
WASHINGTON. October 23.-TW0 negroes
were discovered by policeman about 3
O'Clock this morning Carrying heavy bag
between them. As soon 4s The negroes saw
The officer thew dropped their burden and
fed. The officer fired several shots Mt the
fleeing negroes. who, however, succeeded IN
escaping. when the officer opened the bag
+, was found 70 contain the body 81 Charles l..
Moten. o wellknoWn colorcd barber who
died recently and was buried on Wednesday
fast IN Columbian Harmony cemetery. IL Is
but q short time since q wholesale system oi
grayeroblcry In the colored cemetery was
discovered and broken up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

lnT telegraph I'd inc Dl-pAich-l
PosrOR. October 23.-The Norway steel
and Iron Company. with extensive WOfks on
Dorchester avenue, South Boston. has De.
cIdcl o. wind up DOS affairs. close up as
works. and 20 Ont Of business altogether.
Fully five hundred men Wlll be thrown out
oi employment.
The concern Is particularly we'll known
tnroushoui the country because Of los eX-
tcns.ye dealings boz swedish iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

liy e.rgrapl io mo Di9paich.l
ATLANTA. Ca. October 42-At A meeting
~ fhs county commissioners to-day j. ".
Wilson, county and state taX-co'lcctOr, was
suspended and n. a. Boynton appointed ln
b,- place. This Wae Che result OF an inyesti-
cation OF tne tax-c0lscJ0r's books which
showed him 60 Dee about 100000 short In
bis accounts. Wilson stands high in the
community, and The Vubils generally think
be has simply been careless IN keeping books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

A Fine Democratic 1'urnout-iIarris
ana Alexander spoaH.
Special telegram . no DIsnafth.

Especial telegram % the D'snat'hI
LUgAY, Va. October 22.--ll4n. John r..
Harris. ~ Rockingham, Democratic ciector
for the state at large, and lion. William r..
Alexander 81 Winchester, aiiressed laree
and enthusiastic audience M the court house
here to-day.
Judge Harris was the Grst speaker, and IN
speech oi about one hour and forty
minutes ably and forcbl7 presented the i,-
Sues involved in Tins c3hya,s. Ile dcclrcd
'hat tle two most Important i5suea now Dee
fore The people were zoe right ~ seii-goyefn'
mont. in which the ycoplcc ~ TIE South were
.i'oly in'oge -cd, .rd t.. question Di Cue
iar.T Judge Harris cio4u.uIy compared
the record oi the Democratic and Republic
can parties on These two important ques-
tons. and held ne close aud entire attention
oi his audience from lho beginning 90 tho
conclusion OF h.s .peech
Judge Harris also discussed the British
fisheries treaty and Ore Chinese exclusion
TREATY, aud General lIlrus1n's record Onthe
Chinese question while in the Senate. The
speaker ,aid tbat Cicyrarps tuck 1a' again
manifested I'm connection with both 0i these
treaties. greatly 90 tlc discontinue 81 TIE
Republican senate. Judge Harris closed
wih an eloquent aIlu.lon to tbe Democratic
s'ndard-helrers cleveland and Inurm1nl
and WIS greeted with loud and continuous
applause upon bis timely reference TO The Ola
Banfaui.
Mr.. Alexander being loudly called for re-
sp0nd,d ln an eloquent and stirring speech
ol about one l1f 100 hour, and 100 its delivery
lhe speaker was irolu n'ly Interrupted hy
apD'auscas hcapucilcd NJ thc Democrats prise
ent 10 stand true % their c0.ors and to 20
10 work from noN t'i ,ntdly of election VITA
f..r ..Hr @. .l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Columns, 1EXAs, October 22.-William
Washington (colored) was hanged near here
saturday IN The presence Of 5000 people.
The prisoner proiessed religion and Joined
the Church few days ago. Washington
was charged and convicted Of numbering a
white woman and cOuiesssdbi crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
XtcorouaIv Pnncnad.

Especial telegram 20 he Dispatch-l
CHARLESTON. ". Va, october 22.-A part
Of Bufdo Bil's Wild West Company passed
here this morning. a drunsen passenger
asked one Of the cowboys an insulting ques-
ton about toe cOwgirls just after the train
leit this city aud was picked 10 by the top
II the hesd and vigorously punched under
the ear by way Of reply. lie took it meekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

sunday evening one Of the cars ou the
Mar.lsil-'trrct iu, when starting OF FROM
th, Exposition-Gtourds ian over and Killed
"Jeuuic 3D. fine p0inteT-d0g belonging TO
Mr. D. w. Macon. The dog attempted to
cross toe trock Just ps the ear moved OF
SIR. Macon bad thls dog on exhibition at the
late dOg-show. She was valued nj slOJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

nundaY morning tte er8theThood OF LosV,
puuto kBgisecrr. sith their tsdifs, a'trtiusa
,ftiors Il the second Presbyterian ehuto .
.ot DR.. liOFe preached IRON tns .sAs
isslms l2G. verse 81. THE lord hath done
-ieat ,hlaes tor ~, whereof We ace g'se.
- seooad paft Of his leas " lie balh nos
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LIEgR. OgmRHT, PA.AHrEn. &c.

~eT~--es-f0sNrs0-rr-7 go - =
$500 H B4RhsLS sos OF EhEs 81
MRNT tsles arrived per schoOners George W. An
darsoa aud y. II. BurrOE. Schooner John X
BeachaEn daily expected witn cargo % FitkSH
ROCKLAND LIME for sale Low from wharf.
Large stock IMfOkfED PORTLAND CkMKST,
cALCINED plastic, FlkR-BhICk, &c
WARNER MOORE,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Nova Scotia
PlAater. re II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
Dea,h OF a prominent physician

Especial telegram 90 tne nispatchl
PErERsBrRG. Va. October22. A telegram
was received here this evening announcing
the doaih this morning, at hts residence,
near Ivor, Of nr. T.. L. Burgess, one OF the
most prominent phyIcIlus and a welt
known citizen Of Southampton county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
CAeap Hens.

julien Blniord, 1902 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, n selling right fair tea Green
teal At - ceuts per pound. some OF the
best people M town are using u. In Few
DAYS he viii haye biz supply Of gin tea,
With soue entire new presens which will ~
with each pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

CHEYENNE, ". T., October pa cow
boy from tbe Suage- River county brings the
news OF TIE hnching Of +. W. Adams and a
companion known IN these Tsrts as Dutehy,
the two hunters who maliciously burned the
house Of q ranchman few miles north Of
the snake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatchl
RoANogE. VA, October 22.--S. j. Aker'
and W. n. Sale had a preliminary uigl to-
Day ON The charge 81 cog-stca.ing. Akcrs
was discharged, but Sale was rent on 10 the
grand Jury and his bail fixed az shj00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23
PERSONAL.

TXECUTORS NOTICE.-HAVING
AZ QUALIFIED As EXECUTOR upon tho estate
q 4 b. GOODMAN. deceased, l hereby request
all persons indebted % said estate % make pay
meut o mo, aud an persons having Claims
against said eslafe viii please present the same
% me a. No 7O3 e9st Franklin street, Richmond,
Va. sIGMUND Il. GOODMAN.
Executor Il A. b. Goodman, deceased.
o9f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

DEcun, ALA., October % There was
one nrw ease OF yc..0W-icyor here to-day and
two deaths.
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MAnRlAOKN.

crosby WALKER.-HRrhed, at tho rest
dence u tho hrido's parons on Taylor street,
October I, 1855, ny Row W. J. shipman, NJ.
EDWARD CKOSIgY ard Miss EMILY T.
WALKER; both u this city.
LfyFLY-JOIS7ON.- Married. on Tuesday.
October i0th. ag Warrington, ~ nr sundor-
land, EyERKrr LIVELY " LIMA Z. JOHNSON;
both Of this city.
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RsLrIMnRR ssnoK mARERr.

BALTIMORE. ND, October 22-Pirginia con-
s0s. 50, DO lO-Ws. i5: do. new 90. 81;
Baltimore and onto stock, slnSt: Northern
Central. 20; Cincinnati Washington and BATH
moro IL, g9b; DO. e, - ; DO 81, a5n5A; cou-
nnlLIRinl gAa honla. ll8N ~. sinCk, bIla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-23

BENFDTCT-Diod, on October 22i. az A. ~,
FRANK +. BENEDICT: agnt u,rty-~iK ycara.
His funeral will tako place from no roailence
OF his mOthrr, rs east canal street. ~ O'Clock
THIS AZ iEkNOoN. tnenis 0i mo iamiy 80
invited ~ attend without furlhur notice.
CRAY.--Enterod into rest after long and
painful illness a. 1915 T.. NJ sunday octobor 81,
is,s, LOIIfE VIRGINIA. aged twt niy-Ouo Years.
daughter Of MrA Addie A. AMI no iaio william
H. cray.
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GRAIK AND COTTON ExCHAxsR.

AAAAA AA0 kgA4OA Avn tf1h.
HICHMOsD. October p. 1884
OgRzRrsqA
WHgAT.-f,os6 bushels
CORN.-l, 800 buaheA
OArA--i.lOJ bushels.
sALEs REPOEFgD TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-L0ugb berry. 20 bushels Tor seed On pri-
vRio forms go bushels Very god 40 tLI; ~
bushels good ~ kLi2 Mixed. ~ bushels very
q o. a. BIB. % bu.hrts god a. Sl.lO short
terry 800 bushels Tor seed on private terms: ~
bushels Tor see1 so sLIG: Is bushels Tor seed al
sI.I5: g6 bushels very good q; 3il4; 60 bushels
good az gll4: is bushels good at tl.l0. Total
sales of wheat. 2.J6 bgthels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat, i0,6 bushels; same
day las, year. 4.1i2 bushels. Sales today OF
wheat. 2I91 bushels; same day last year, = go
bushels Offerings 70 far this season, 1864
bushels; same day last season, 40. "a bushelA.
Extreme range of prices today, clio W sl.l4 .
same day last year. 70 u SO.
CORN.-W hite. % bushels very good old az SEC.
40 bushels good old az Sc. l65 bushels common
old az 5fc. Total sales Of coru, 65t bushels.
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CHARLESTON, ;. c.. October ~ The Adger
PreSbg terrain College At Waihala was con-
snmed by nre to-day. II was the property
Of the town. 30 insurance.
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PoRr on NEWPORT NRws ocroBEs "a isSA
lBy Telegraph
ARatYKD.

schooner sNniighk hos Vera, gratn
sehooneF wtisoa 4 hgaung. New foKs. 81 ain
BRIG George Heypis, lssayra, coal
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. n. c.. October 22-rurpentino
firm nc s3c Rosin nrm. strained. ne;
good strained, 72Nr. Tar hrm a. 3l.oo Crude
turpentino firm; hard ti3J. yellow dip, &AiO,
virgin, t2.ll
LOUISVILLE
LouIsvuLs. October 21-Cotion quiet: Md
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NEW YoRK, October 22.-Jusllce Law
renee, Of the supreme Court, to-day handed
down decision sustaining the will Of tue
late SAMUEL ]. Tilden.