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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
TeIegrnnhIc flashes.

The Indians at Lower Brule agency
still refuse to sign the treaty.
There vas a light frost at Chattanooga
Yesterday, aAd the weather IS delight
fully cool.
Benjamin b. Grant, OF Newark, O.,
died yesterday in Louisville of yellow
fever He was a refugee from Decatur,
Ala.
The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Tex
az Pacific has announced that through
service to New Orleans has been re-
sumed on its road.
Ephraim Mays, who was to he hanged
at Edgeiield yesterday for murder, was
respited by the Governor OF South Caro-
lima until October 9Th.
During the week ending last night in
st. Louis 1900 persons were naturalized
in the Court OF Criminal Correction.
Within a fortnight nearly 1900 have been
made citizens.
In New York yesterday the failure WAS
announced on the Produce Exchange Of
Williams. Black q Co. The firm held
membership in the Produce, Cotton, Cot
fee, aud until quite recently Metal Ex-
changes.
An official dispatch from Suakim says
the rebels are extending their trenches
daily, that the fire from the garrison
fails to dislodge them. and they must
be driven out by assault. Reinforce
ments are urgently demanded.
In New York another mortgage for
S25, 900, supposed to be fraudulent. has
been found among the Produce-Ex-
change securities, and this will bring At
torney Fosters forgeries up to Sl93, 600.
Fosters whereabouts are unknown, but
he is supposed to have gone to Canada.
A strike of ninety boys at the
Baltimore Glass aud Bottle-Manu
featuring Establishment has necessi-
tated every department to shut
down, throwing seven hundred
people out of employment. The
strike was caused by employers retaining
part Of the boys wages as guarantee
that they would not leave as soon as
spring comes. One hundred and sixty
bows quit work at Baker Brothers APP
parently for the same cause.
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shot at a POi,sicai Meeting
~. tata0ranh 70 tho Rspatch.l

fBy telegraph 70 mo DispeWh'l
SAN Francisco, September 28.-At
the headquarters OF the Republican
Coupty Committee last evening, while
the returns from the primary elections
were being counted, ". }. Harrington
a notorious character about the city, en-.
tered a protest against the retarns OF
ono " district Some one cried out to stop
taking Harrington then drew his re-
volver and began abusing Martin ).
Kellv fire commissioner, when some I'M
known person fred shot from the l rear;
General confusion ensued and several
shot. were fired promiscuously. DAVID
Donohue was shot in the heart and d .l's,
IN a few pinutes. A. Christensen was was
shot = in the chest and will die IN he ny,
and Harrington were also shot, but not
fatally.
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the amendment on the ground that such
forfeiture had not been required Of
oether companies, most Of whom are par.
TIES outside Of this city, and they did not
want to require of one OF our own oiti-
zens what bad not been required OF
others. "
Mr.. Higgins said he was in favor Of re-
curing all companies asking for street
privileges to put mp forfeiture, and he
thought the city should begin TO act in
this matter at once. However, he would
withdraw his amendment at the present
time.
The original motion OF Mr.. Capers
was adopted aud the ordinance was re-
ported TO the Council.
Pur UP Tm FORFEIT.
Mr.. Joynes moved that the CITY At
torney. City Engineer, and three mem
bers OF the committee to be appointed
by the Chair be committee TO draw ND
an ordinance and submit TO the Council
requiring all corporations asking street
privileges to put up a forfeiture.
Adopted.
MIR. Stratton moved that the chairman.
Mr. Crenshaw, be one OF the committee.
Adopted.
The Chair then appointed Messrs.
J,oynes and Higgins as the other mem
bers.
TURNoUTs.
Major Benjamin II. Nash, representing
the Manchester Railway and Improve
ment Company, asked that the City
Engineer designate four turnouts for his
road which can be used hereafter as a
portion OF the double track, the turnouts
10 be as follows On Marshall street
between Seventh and Eighth, First and
Adams, and Graham aud Hancock, aud
one on Bowe street between Clay and
Leigh.
Mr.. Higgins moved that this privilege
be granted, and that the sidipgs be not
allowed 10 remain longer than next July
IT not used for the double track.
Adopted.
HOLLYWOOD SEWER.
Mr., Joynes stated that he aud Mr..
Capers. as q subcommittee from Clay
Ward, had been out to examine the Hol-
lywOod sewer and were not able to make
a conclusive report, and would ask that
DIR. Oppenhimer, president of the
Board of Health, be beard.
DR. Oppenbimer stated that the sewer
in question drains an area of about two
hundred acres and that the disagrecablc
odor arising from it isconducive to some
contagious disease. Mr. StrattOn moved,
as the hour was late, to lay this matter on
the table aud have a called meeting TO
consider it. Agreed TO.
Health Committee
The Committee on Health met in the
Council chamber last night. Present 4:
Messrs. Christian (chairman), Taylor,
Snead, Grimes, +. Il. Carter, and Dr.
Oppenhimer, president of the Board of
Health.
mir. G. H. Kaufelt was awarded the
contract for removing dead animals. The
city will pay him $3.50 for the term Of
two years. He removes the animals and
uses the hides, bodies, etc, in any way
he may choose.
Adjourned at 1880 o'clock.
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Fatally shot His Daughter,
By telegraph 10 the Dispatch

10y T6ToETdTI
CHICAGO, September 2S.-Waclav 70
pelsky, a Bohemian laborer, shot his
daughter. Mrs. Mary Jelick, last evening.
infiicting fatal wound. Zanelsky had
been drunk aud quarrelsome all day,
aud finally began to abuse his wife. The
daughter took cher part This brought
on quarrel between Mrs. Jelick aud
her father, and Zanelsky packed his
trunk and prepared to leave the house.
As he was going ont OF the room he
turned and fred at his daughter, whose
back was turned, the bullet entering
near the spinal column. Zanelsky ran
out of the house and fired two shots at
an officer who attempted to stop him.
He was finally disarmed and locked up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

saved their lives, leaving all of their
furniture and clothing behind. The
building was owned by Mr.. Gatewood,
Of Hampton, aud was occupied on the
first floor by Mr. J. W. Collier. as sa-
loon. with q number OF families living
on the second floor. In one of the
rooms on the second floor Colonel T. ID.
Warburton, British yice-Consul, who is
now in England, had his furniture aud
valuable library stored, and nothing
was saved. A small bar-room close by
was also destroyed. There was no IN
surance on any OF the furniture or stock,
and it is not known whether or not the
buildings were insured. The origin OF
the fire is unknown, yet many persons
arc Of opinion that il was the work ofan
inccndiary. PAUL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
The wsarHSs RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
cool nj nj
lean temperalurc. ......................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September gS.-'ThO stock market
was again very active aud strong all DAY. ana the
result OF the transactions Is 10 Leave most o. the
list bat fraciionally changed from Lass nights
figures. ContraryItO meek poets tons OF the oulA
london was q seller 30 considerable extent IN
this market to-day, and that fact dampehed ths
confident feeling somewhat, aud throughout uie
day th0ro was a free liquidation q long accounts
which preynnted ihe general list from advancing
much The heavy sales 81 New England, vnich
all indications pOintod ~ before the inside ac-
count was also a serious clog on the buiiish tom
per OF the room. Traders we're generally RANGED
upon tho side OF higher hgureA Trunk Tine
stocks and Vanderbllts especial y we're very A.
tive ana strong Lake shore, Canada southern.
Michigan Central. New ork Central. aud "ickel-
Plate stocks ell made handsome gans, which
were held 10 tho clCso. The 9Oud H.O,ss were
more proininong than Tor a loLg time. 10 was
again reported hat Missouri Pacific had secured
S. Louis. Arkansas and Iexss. and the former
stock responded wish rise Of - per c9nt.'
white the otn9r Gould stocks and ST. Louis
Arkansas and Texas securities all advanced ma
terislly. A few other specialties displayed
marked strength. The close Was acfive ana
strong. declines this evening are small and r."
In number Missouri Pacifc rose ~, Canaia
Southern =. Lake shore Ia. Chicago and hast
Illinois preferred. and Manitoba ~ per cent
each. anf the Others fractional amounts.
NEW YORK, September 2'-SeoR. -stocks weak
and iusculea. Money easy atisiN. Exchange
Long. lSua: short. 49, Governments duh ana
steady.
Erenina Exchange ouiet steady. aud ea'y
Money easy at2 70 per cent Sub Treasury oal -
sucos-CoIn. : currency --. Governments
dun and siogdy ~ strong; per cons, G;
~ per cents, TO- 3. state bonds enureiy neg
l-stof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
BsoohIyn Jockcy.CIub Races.

ny toieEfaph TO ti' blapA'hsl
NEw YORK. September -. - First
race-one mile-Defenee won; Climax
second, Rupert third. Time, 1:43.
Second race - one and one eighth
miles-Question won; Specially second,
Satisfaction third. Time. l:56.
Third race-a mile and a quarter
Lsrchmont won; Little Jim second,
Ballston third. Time, 2:09l.
Fourth race-a mile and half-COn-
nemara won Firenzi second, DunGoyne
third. Time, 2:37.
Fifth race-six furlongs - Patrocles
won; Clay Stockton second, Alaric third.
Time, LII.
Sixth race six furlongs-Fordham
won; Capulin second, Buzzard Wing
third. lime, l:l5i.
Seventh race six furlongs-Spcedwell
won; Oarsman second, Laiitte third.
Time, LII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
GOVERNOR GUYS corr D'ErAT.
lie Quietly occupies the ChichasSw
Capital.
By telegraph TO tue Dips,ch.l

By telegraph 10 the Di-1a,ch.l
Sr. Louis, September 2S.-Informa-
ton comes from Dougherty, Texas, that
Governor Guy marched into 1ishorning,
the Chickasaw capital, yesterday With an
armed force and TOOK his seat.
Governor Guy was legally elected
Governor. but was counted ont by the
Bvrd party and Byrd took his seat as
Governor; bat as il was Illegal he could
not expect to be recognized by the
United States Government or by the
Guv party. Governor Guy quickly
Gathered some Of his party and
TOOK THE CAPITAL AND BYRD's PARTY Ri
SURPRISE.
The Legislature had not adjourned
The Administration bad been calling ON
the Guy officers for the possession OF ali
moneys. reports, &c, but was quietly
mi oil until Governor Guy was ready to
take possession again. Mr.. Byrd was
40 dumbfounded when he recognized
Governor Guy at the head OF his men
marching 10 the capital that he was una
bic to speak for several moments.
TROUBLE LIKELY TO ENsUE.
There was no trouble, but 1t is expect
ed at any time, and Governor Guy will
do all in his power to prevent 1t. As
soon all tho Byrd faction are aware
of the change in the gOvernorehlp hot
fines are expected. 1t was rumored
that Government troops will be held III
readiness to move to the capital at a
Minutes notice il trouble occurs be-
tween the Byrd and Guy parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
r.rncr. Ru,ned byPrairie Fires.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispaich-l

JAMESTOWN, OAK, September Is. Re
ports of prairie-fre losses are coming IN
nom every direction, aud the worst fears
will be more than realized. Between
Jamestown and Lamoure strip of coun-
try thirty miles wide was burned over.
Among the latest losses reported the
largest are W. b. 5. Trinnle, 1000
bushels OF wheat fapmer named War
rem. near Ypsilanti, 400 acres of wheat
in shock. Hundreds OF small farmers
sustained losses ranging from 500 to
81 600. Nearly all the hay in the south
mart of Barnes county was destroyed,
and the same may almost be said OF the
wheat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Fears rorIhe Yneht.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.

TTY tI'ETFTH 10 IIV ITI7TaNTI'I
CHICAGO, September 2S.-A special
dispatch from Racine, Wis, says grave
fears are entertained for the safety OF the
yacht Pilot, which cleared from that
port for Chicago yesterday morning,
bound for New Orleans 10y way OF the
Lake Michigan canaland the Illinois and
Mississippi rivers. She Was out in a Sc
we're storm. Nothing has yet been seen
Of her at this port. Incomingyessels re-
port a terrific sea. in which it would be
next to impossible for ouch vessel to
live.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHAsag
RICHMOND. September % 1888
OFFRRING5.

WHgAT-3,i S6 bushels.
CORs.--S4 bushelA
oars bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WaEAr.-White. "a bushels good az sl.03; 20
bushels common a. sc. LOngOeTry. c. bushels
fnr seed Oh priyaps terms; 100 bushels very good
atslOl Mixed, so bushels good AZ fl3; 10
bushels far at 81; "A bushels tair at sSc.; y
bushels common AZ ~. - bushels common al
sc. shortberry, $50 bushels for seed at ti.0' /;
~ bushels Tor seed az sl.0O; CT bushels prime At
81. o.; lO2 bushels good AZ tLo2; u bushels fair
al Csc: a bushels fair al &c. Total sales OF
wheat 2.l28 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 3fSo bushels: same
day las. year. 1850 oIHheiA safes today OF
Wheaf. 2.fg6 bushels: same day Lass year, 1859
bushels. Offerings 80 far this season, 40s, ,02
bushels; Same tine last season, f12s.ss2 bushels.
Extreme rauge OF prices to-day, s5c. TO tLO5;
same day last year, o. u SIC.
Coss.-Wnite, q bushels very good GU private
terms.
oArs.-winter, 20 bushels very good At 47c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

57aS8s: yellow, fls'4c: vesters duh: rnlxed.
spot G%c.: October, sNc.; year. HlsEac
January. HHaitkc. Onis drIn southern sod
Pennsy.vnn SDs3tc.; western waite, 3ief5r.:
western mixed, sssst. kye nrrr Al sSael~ Hsy
frm. prime 10 clloicc western, flastihN PrDvl-
sions quiet aud stoafy hesspork. uI9ssIs.
Lard-ke60ed. fiLs0 Butssv quiet s0d steady:
western. packed, Iza.sc creamery. i7azsc Rigs
a.fiys and stcsdy q i9s.O. Petroleum. stesfY:
refined. 7ac. Coffee frm ard higher. hlo. car
goes, fair, iSlai5,<c. sugar dnll sud easy: A
soft. re; ccpperre6nsd actlve ard Grm At
lShal5c. Whiskoy unchanged, fi.Saii.%.
CHICAno.
cHrcAeo. September q Tho cash quossiion,
were: Flour IN good densni. No spring
wheat, &i.45atifoN: No red. tisA No. corn.
4hc No. oats. Itic. Nc.e-Fork. STA
si50gE. Lard. si0.,gE. shOrt-riDs ts.75afS5$.
Shoulders. e. 62HslSsA shortciears f9sl9 -
WhisseY. si.3l
Tue leading futures ranged - follows;
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Ordnance OFFICE,
VNII-FNNVT VI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, u. c., January 4. 1886.


TO the Commanding officers OfHc Ma
uonai ArmOyics al Springfield dnd
Rock LsiQRd, and II the Cnitcd suites
Arscp0is at Ncr York, West IrOH
PhHade,phia, Boston, and Benic'a:
While the arsenals and armories are
not intended to be converted into pollti-
cal machines End the two political par
ties in this country recognize tit is
therefore ordered that hereafter in en-
ploying and discharging the employees
of any and all gra1es. other things be-
ing equal and in qualifications satsfac-
tory. the Democrats will be favored, the
object beng to divide the force in the
different grades gradually between the
Democrats and Republicans. This rule
will apply to women and children as well
as 10 men and Will be strictly enforced.
LSignedl >. y. BENEf,
Chief of Ordnance.
Mr.. Heath informed Senator Hale that
he had shown the circular to General
Benet, who had acknowle lgcd its genu-
ineness. and stated that 1t WAS issued by
direction OF Secretary Endicott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Fire ntNeuport News.

[C0rrespondence OF tne hIcnI''Ouu On
NEWPORT News, VA, Sept. 70, 1883.
About 4:30 O'Clock this morning a
large frame store and dwelling on
Twenty-eighth street near tho raul
yoad track was discovered to be
ON fire. An alarm was sounded,
but the flames spread so rapidly that
none of the goods we're saved, and many
psrties sleeping in the building barely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
sixteen Perlshed.

TBy Anglo American caDls 10 tho Dispatch.l
ST. PETERSBURG, September 2a.-Six-
teen persons persisted in fire at Con-
siadt yesterday. The building destroyed
was lofty wooden tenement. The stair
case was burned away, aad apumber Of
inmates leaped from the windows to the
stony street TO escape the flames and
were MORALLY injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
INDIANs sTAKVING 40 DEATH.
Distressing EGories Of suffering and
COnnIbaItsm.
LRr telegraph 10 the pi.pntch.

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, September 2S.-A dispatch
from Winnipeg, Man. says \ terrible
tale of starvation and restitution among
the Indians comes from the Athabasca
and Peace River country in the form of
a petition to the Minister Of the Interior
of Canada, and is signed by the Anglican
bishop for that diocese, SIX clereymen
and missionaries. and several Justices of
the peace. ii sets out that owing to
the great mortality of the beavers and
other small game the indians both last
winter and this summer have been IN
state of starvation. They are nov IN a
complete state of restitution and are UNI
able to provide themselves with clothing
ammunition, or food for winter. The
petition saws that on account of the star
vatlon and consequent caDnibalism
party of twenty nine Cree Indians was
reduced to three in the winter Of 1886.
In the Mackenzie river district there
were
SEVERAL CASES OF STARVATION AND ONE OR
MORE or CASSlBALsM.
During last winter among the Fort
Chippewyan Indians between twenty and
thirty starved to DEATH and the death Of
others was accelerated by want Of food.
Many Indians, Crees. Beavers, and Chip
pewyans, at almost all points where there
are missions or trading posts, would
certainly have starved to death
but for the help given by the
traders and missionaries at those places
Scores Of families having lost their
heads by starvation are now perfectly
helpless and must starye to death or eat
one another unless help comes. The peo-
pie are greatly agitsted over the unex-
pected late Of these poor people, and
heartrending stories Of suffering and can
nibalism continue to come III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
MAQKiAS.AS.

CHANBERLAYNR-T REF. -Narried, on
Thursday. sepemberS, iSS.. BY Rev. ). y. Hut
sOu, Mr. JAMES " CHANbEitiAlNE and MIss
MAGGIE Ike TYkRh; al u dis city.
sADLER-BLACKBURS.- Married. at the
Pine-sreet bapus, chgTrh. ou THURSDAY, sep
tsfnber n ISIS Dy The pastor. Rev. !. 3. Hauson,
M JOSEPH A. SADLEE and Mss VICTORIA
BLACKBURN; all Of Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Deathintne Clouds.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y FoIosIaVl % wv DI7F'7NH'I
Providence. r. l., September 2S.-A
large silk balloon with its car deserted
and drifting westward was found on
Cumberland Hill this morning, where it
caught among the trees. The address
Carl Myers, Mohawk. n. Y, was found
on II, aud piece of Buffalo newspaper
pinned 10 the basket, on which was pen
cilled, "Met our death in the clouds"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Cat pEts Cut.

and remember that when you come 10
the Exposition Julien Bintoris store,
1902 east Main street, two doors below
the Dispatch Office, is sbe place 10 re-
port and receive hospitality. outside OF
obtaining from him the best Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, &C, &C., &c. Dir. BIN
ford will have q private desk for his
friends and strangers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
4 Confidential Circular.
~ tota1~aDh IN thu pfauaseh

IIJ VIIV - W
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The
Post tomorrow will publish the fol-
lowing:
Perry s. Heath. correspondent OF
the indianapolis JoWnai. has delivered
to Senator Hale, chairman OF the select
committee on reform n the civil ser
vice, copy Of confidential circular
issued by General Benet, chief OF ord
nance, which the Senator says he will
make the basis of request foran official
inquiry by the Senate. The circular IS
as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
PA1TrNoRE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. ND, September 2@-yrginia
g. consolidated. 87h asked: DO. j0-F's, 35<
90. new Sc, 6l&eGj. Baltimore and ohio stock.
80 asked: NORTH Carolina. 10 asked; Gin. ". !
y. seconds. a asked: consolidated gas stock,
5lS AL a.. do. bonds. 1857 askod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Ranas Purehased.

10y Telegraph 70 Ihu NIsphVth.I
WAsHIsGroS, September 2s.-The
bond offerings aggregated sos, 800. Ac-
cepted, sl79, 800 at l07al07i for AS
and 100 for IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
Convicted OF Murder.

CLEVELAND, o., September 2s.-At
wapokonesa, o., yesterday John Tester
and Barbara Fckenweller were convicted
Of poisoning the lstters husband. The
trial consumed two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
mARINE rNrELLIGENCE.

PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 2s. 1883
AHRIyED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Bosz. New York. mer-
chandse aud passengers, George W. Allen s
Co, agenA
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke. Boaz, New York, mer-
chxndise and passengers, George W. Alien &
Co.. agents.
steamer Ariel, Dsyo, Norfolk, United States
maii, merchandise. aud pas sengers. /. Is. Tstum.
agent
P0RToF NEWPORT NEW. ssPrsMsER Is, 1888
by Telegraph
ARaIyKn
Steamship George Appold, Field, Proytdsace.
and sailed for Baltimore, merchandise.
SAILED.
Schooner W. Ii. Bailey, Pearce, Nes York,
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
usnIan Agasp Defeated.
80 49, nfaoafch.l

svnsry N. s. W., September 2s.-
The race for the scaling cham P, Uns,Ia 7
between Peter Kemp and Edward han u q
was rowed on the Parame,ta river To-Day
and was won by Kemp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
The imprlsonsd ANARCHISTS.

Thy telegraph 70 ths Dispstch.l
CHICAGO, September 2a.--A local pa
per says The cases OF the two imprison-
ed Anarchists, Samuel Il. Fielden anda
Michael Schwab. it appears. have not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29

have a Pool Table, said by players
TO be the best in Richmond; only been
used nine months; ivory balls and all
attachments perfect. Ii cost Si2j. III
take $3.50 and not one cent less.
JULIRs BNFORD,
1902 cart Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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lny .elegraph . ihe p'spsN p.

IBy islegFsph 70 Ir7 - r.. hus;
New YoRK, September %, The bust
80 failures during the past week mum
10, ho,e for The United States lS6 Tor Jana
- 1si @'totsl. 2aO--againss 2aSlast week.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
FRrDAr. September 2s 1873.

FRIDAT. Nertem OCT =, I'''-
sALEs-Fmsr BoARD.--6O0 Richmond city G's
at 1917, 100 10. a. l2QH.
SECOND BOAKD.-s0 shares 81 Charlotte, Co
lumbis, AMI Augusta stock at ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-29
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN coHHEcTi0H IHgRtwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the New York and Richmond
stock Exchanges Grain. 'rlsur, Cot
ton, Meat, and Other Qaotstiena
rBy telegraph to the DIsps,ch.l

tBy teIegTaph % Ihf Uispatrh.I
y7 wAsnuGroE. d. c., September IS
FAIR For Virginia, fair, stationary tempers-
Jturc except In Southeastern Virginia.
cooler, northeriy winds.
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The car start. for the Caucasus

ST.. PETERSBURG, September %. The
Car and Czarina and the Czarewlch have
started for the Caucasus.
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