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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
HAYAED GtXINGTON.
CouHacns OF Democratic success
rnv ROekbridge fatF

Especial telegram TO the D.spsschl
LEXINGTON, Va, October 10. Hon.
y. l.. Bayard, Miss Florence Bayari,
and Mr.. Warren, Of Washington. ar
rived here tonight aud registered ut tue
IRWIN House. The Secretary aud party
alter yiowlng tho Lee mauSoleum and
Jachsons grave tomorrow will visit
the Neutral Bridge. Governor Htzhugh
lee, who Is ia town, called on Mir
l.ayard go the hotel 10 night and sc-
companicd ham 70 the residence of Gen
,ral q. ". c. Lee, president OF Wash
iogton and lee University. The Secre-
tary is looking we'll, ana Gays the ont
look for the Democracy WAS never better
and that the rec ection of President
Cleveland is assured beyond all quos-
iion.
Tho annual exhibition Of tho Rock
bridge County Fair is now going on.
The fair Is equal 10 former exhibitions,
aud the crowd IN attendance to-day was
one OF the largest Tor years.
Governor Lee Was on The grounds to-
day mingling with the people, and was
the recipient of marked attention.
The trades display comes off to-mor-
Tow. Nearly every merchant will par
ticipate, and it promises to be a eredita-
Die affair.
The weather is excellent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

opening sermon was preached by Rev.
W. NJ. Deatrieck, OF MercorsburR, Pa.
Rev. W. r. II. Dostrieck, Of Pennsylva-
mia. was elected president; Rev. s. ).
Miller, Of Maryland, vics-president, and
Rev. J. ID. Miller, of Pennsylvania, re-
cording secretary. The treasurer OF the
Board Of Home Missions re-
ported SOC, 900 received during the year.
Addresses today we're made on the Re-
formed Church Dutch in America, on
family visitation, and on catechizstion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
Ierome. ParA Eaces.

NV YogK, October 10.-First race
five and half furlongs-Yum-Yum
won sam Harper second, Niagara third.
Time. los.
Second race-one and three sixteenths
miles-Paragon won Bronzemarte Sc
cond, Oarsman third. Time. 2O6s.
Third race-l, 400 yards Salvador
won; Cyclone (cOlD second. Fresno
third. Time, %.
Fourth race-one mile and half fur
long-Prnce Royal won Eleve second,
First Attempt third. Time. 1881.
Fifth race-beats OF / 400 yards-frst
two heats won by Banner-Bearer Prose
second. Time, l:23 and 1921. Banner
Bearer and Prose the only starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
WARRINGTON.
The Democrats fine RpiEtts-New
ark's Election.

From our Regular CorrespOndentl
WASHINGTON, October i0fbe Democrats at
tha CaulsO. today we're in the best Of Hpdiis.
senator Germans speech az -ykesgiiio, lid,
Yesterday. la which be predicted that the Demo
cratic vote IN sew 1ork clty next November
would excsed thai cast no i-Si by 25,gn, was con-
sidcred very encouraging Tor too poiiIiciADs
nsre have great iai,h in GOrmans sagacity. but
tne MOVE that Newark y. j.. in IS charter elo'-
.lou yastsrtsy gave a Democratic gain u
zoo 0yor tho last ele 'tiyn was considered
A subssanEu sVdenre q the drih " pubic
opinion. especially among the laDorlng classes
most interested n the tariff. NeEagk Is ono u
no manufacturing centres Of New Jersey, and
tDe great Democrats gain there II safen a. A
slgn thas ths aorkingmen Of that STATE, and Of
the country generally. have made up teir
minds that the present tariff may DO protective
10 the capitalists ana monopOlist, but Is not .
them.
The argument in the Boil telephone case was
resumed to-day and concluded Judge Thur
mau expects - leave either Tonight OF to-mOr-
row FOR CoumOuA The pros osed reception here
WI - abandoned, ~ no docs net feel aoie %
undergo no fatigue. he spent last night AZ
OAK View. opesEer Carlisle aud Representative
scott Grove out la he evening. and hold conie-
renee with th9 democratic candidates, tho roe at
VI WHICH Las not trauspired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
raR Gn1nsnopo' PAIR.

Yesterday. in Onslow county, Philip
Parker, prominent citizen. while hunt
ing accidentally discharged his gun.
The entire load entered his head and
caused instant death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
SIX Etrhts tn Europe.

For the purpose of providing moro
and better attractions in the free course
of entertainments to be given this winter
at the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton, the management have taken adj
vantage of the occasion when such large
crowds are expected in the city, and have
secnred the services Of Mr.. Q. z. Bolton,
of Cleveland. Ohio, who will give six
beautifully illustrated lectures on Euro
peau travel, beginning October 18th,
The tickets have been placed ct low
price. and being a special course no one
will be admitted free.
Mr.. Bolton was at the Association
Hall last winter, aud his present engage
ment is due to the marked favor with
which his lectures were then received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

Found DroWnsd-The Prohibition
lists


Especial telegram 70 the DspatchI
NoRFoLg, Va, October l0.-The
body Of William 3. Dawes, son Of $.
$. Dawes. who had been missing from
his home for several days, was found III
Smiths creek near the foot of Yarmouth
street to-day. The deceased had been
leading a rather secluded hie for some
time and only occasionally appeared on
the streets. lie was Out Saturday last
and was last seen alive on his way to-
wards Debreos Gardens, Norfolk
county. Ii Is supposed that on his re
turn In the evening after dark by some
accident ho fell overheard and was
drowned.
Tho State Executive Committee Of the
Prohibition party have called trohibi
ton mass convention OF the Second con
eresaonal district in Portsmouth on Sat
uriay next 10 consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of nominating candidate for Congress
aud to perfect the organization OF the
party ia this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

A fuss occurred last night in Strauss
bar-room, on Broad street between
Eighth and ninth, between Buck Nal
lory, of Petersburg, and Joseph Bur.
CESS, OF Norfolk. The latter vas struck
upon the head with piece OF timber by
the former and quite seriously hurt.
Friends took him in charge and dressed
his wounds. Mallory was arrested and
locked mp in the Second police station.
tie will be before Justice Crutchfeld
for trial this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
AUcrIoN SALES TODAY.

PRANK D. HILL & CO.. ~ 2. NJ. trustees sale
u brick dwelling aBd lot on Frankie street
between Third sad Fourth.
JAMES 3. ELAN, 3 2. NJ. frame dwelling ard
i,rl on Darlington street, ono square NORTH
from VenAbie street
SUTTON & CO.. 5P. NJ. two small frame houses
Oh Leigh street near Brook avenue.
JAKas Il. CRENsHAw, S r. NJ, s05 feet Of
ground Oh BroEn street near the National
rad
GEORssR ". MAYO, furniture, carpets. stoves.
AID hUusek eeping srticles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

Bno secouh Day ct ere ChristtNu fem
ucranee UntOu convention.

fspcc al telegram o. ihe Dispatchl
CuAuogfEs,uLE, Va, October 10
The second DAVIS proceedings Of the
Nomnus Christian Temperance Union
Convention was for the most part taken
up GOD Che transaction of routine business.
Ihc fAecuUye committee hold short
meeting ut9 s. M.
lhc morning session Of the conyon-
f.ou WAS opened al iO o'clock IN the Dis
r,I.- church, and after the usual deyo-
ilDuu cNDrcis was occupied m the hear
1ucot tho different reports
Reports we're read from the CORE
fpouiur secretary. Executive Commit
t... auditor. and from several supern-
tu1eutsoi the diilcwutd departments. All
These Icrvris Wcfo very encouraging and
showed much progress IA tkcycar'swotk
iu an departments.
1he convention also held a short bust
moss session tnls afternoon, beginning AT
e. o'clock.
Reports were read from the financial
secretary and thc committees appointed
Dy the convention ON resolutions,
finance. and credentials
Young ladies and juvenile work were
al-o discussed by several ladies at this
session
Tonight o large mass meeting was
he'd ia the Baptist church, and able al
dresses were made by Rev. j. Is. lurpn
and Rev. n. NJ. Hope Both speakers
commended in the highest terms the
Grand WORK those noble women of our
ID J .. INF H.. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
THE HILL CITY.
A Success First Ship
ment.


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
TYNCHBURG, Va, October l0.-The
first Bonsack cigarette-machine ever
made in America was turned out at the
Glamorgan Works, this city, to-day. The
machine was perfect, and when put on
trial made perfect cigarette. which IS
unparalleled with the French machines.
The machines have heretofore been made
IN Paris.
The Lynchbure Homo Guard will start
for the Richmond Exposition tomorrow
night They viii carry thirty five men,
and go UiQ the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. 70.
a lodge Of Knights Of the Golden
Eagle was instituted IA this city tonight
hv visiting officers from Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. G. Murrell, widow Of John G.
Murrell for many years Commonwealth
attorney Of Campbell county, died yes
tcrday at Ruslburg at an advanced age.
The first shipment Of freight was made
over the Lynchburg and Durham rail
road to-day from this city 10 hustburR.
President Otcy says the road will be
completed to Durham, \. C., by Christ
mas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
The YeiloM- FeNer.
nv tsiegraph 10 the Dispatcb.l

10y LfIegfalu % tue DIspaUu.I
JACKSONVILLE, PLA., Ocrocer i0.-fhe day has
boon very cold, AMI 10 has rainei necessarily
since 3A. NJ Physicians preilc. great In
crease ia the number Of cases should the NOR
curry % atoYs ~ degrees Tor 4 day OK two after
Dc clea,s Cd. The mortality Is stiii much larger
gmose the Ehite5 than among tho eOlcred.
TheasondiIion " a. T. stockton, business mana
ger % no Firgss- CRfOH Is not - alarming a. az
drst .rn0nBc9d. Tho Doctor says he Is nos YET
warranted In pronouncing his disease yellow
fever.
Oulaal bulletin: New cases, So; deaths. Sd.
L. KinoIs Aga Mary l. smith. ADD q l. Hol-
brook: tosaI cases 20 dAse, s,3sz; toiai deaths,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
nveII,ne INTERPRETATION Escape.

I0pttIHI IVIVkI HIH . w 'loF"V'tI.I
FRRDRRIcKSByRG, Va, October TO-
The dwelling of Mr.. Il. \. Blake, in
Stafford county. about six miles from
this place, took fire about II o'clock last
night and WAS entirely destroyed But
very little OF the furniture was saved.
Mr.. Blake escaped in his night-clothes,
and his wife Was rescued from the burn
ing building 10y u colored man. The
loss is estimated at 81 500 and no insu-
rance. This is severe blow to MIR.
blake, he being very aged man and q
most excellent citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
EARxETs BY rKLxaRApA
NRW YORK.


WV YORx. October l0.-CottOn quiet aud
stssiy; sales, i4s bales: upiaBds, si&ise. Or
leans, 9i3 10. not receipts, 49, esses; ex-
p0fts-to Groat Britain. 4,si5 Dalos: stock.
sS5 sgi balss. southern nOur dui and
easier. Wheat very irregular; lkaS:
sEsSke lover, advanced 4ls4Ee, ciCs-
ing strong: AAikc. gain for the daY NJ :
red. October 81. i0sSi lofl November, Qaska
sLl2K: December, a. iO4 afi.tk. Corn sIFvnZ.
52Rc.; November. sgHa53hc. Oats steaSy;
october, 1Or November, DkIDfc heps
strong ana quiet Coffee ctObTr. ga spails.5b;
November, So o0sSltfe; sDos Rio q1iet asd urn |;
fair esrgoes, 90. sugar guleg rssned sseSay
trolsua steady and quiet renned, 7ke. CotIon-
seed GA nrn. Tailor eazg. hosin 9aiek Tur-
Dentins quiet and steady. Hides acaye and
arm. Wool quieL Pork easies Beef s1esdy.
Reef hams quiet risreod beef scarce. city
lndla mess. l9asjs Cat-meess caiet and ne-
changed. Lard closed nrm western. SO bid
ana $40 80 ssEed; eisy $3.50; October, $50.
Freights barely steady; ooston aZL
BALTIMORE
BkLrIHOaS. Nm, October l0.--Cosson q1iss aud
easy: middnng, sac. ftour sess. wheat
southern dual and lover; fatk, 81. iossi- " /;
I0ngOerry, 81 lsssl.ls: wessera arm; Ma v.a-
Ter red. spot. sI.sssi ls.; October, sl.0sa
SI0sh; December. si.nAasills; January.
Il. " bid. Corn-Soushern s<ov; white. kas9c
yellow. sa.a6c.; western dan; ntxea. sped,
50Ac. OctOoer, S0%e; year. tSstsisa; January,
Eke oAs quiet szd easy: soashern and Ponn-
syisauia, sls3ic. western white. 3.a5se.: west
err mixed, z,a3ic. kys quietcr 81 Nssos. bsy
Qaisl; prime ID ch1ce western, Sh0a9fL
Provisions nrm AID 1achansea. h>ss-poxk si7
IarG-rsaaed, tl1 battey rrm; creamery
1a9s gggs steady ii haze. Pssosean vcax
rs1nsd. 7kc. Coffee arm: kse eArgoss, fssr
i5Aalse. Sugar 1rua; A soft I've: cpppes-re
ansd Acsivs asa hrm .. isaisAe whiskey ssesdy
aud quiet Al tl.ai.,iz
ClscIaNATL
CnssDxAri. ocso<ox ia-fioar deu. whee
dull; No. red. o. n Corn quiet; No Mined
zts. oals nrmsr: Ne. mixed. scx3tkc. fofi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

Everybody who has accepted Julien
Binsord's hospitality end the ue OF ms
stationery and tes& provided for
strangers express Themselves 40 well
pleased that they cannot refrain from
purchasing their Fancy eifoceries,
Wines, Teas, and Liquors from him.
His No. ia 1902 east 5ian street, two
doors below DvDof,b Office, where bee
will bo glad 10 see an u his friends and
especially Stranger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
proOerty rraa.fsvs.

Richmond r. l.. Glazebrook TO Ira
Glazebrook, 154 feet on Judah street be-
tween Leigh and Jackson, S625 Jones
IL Cabell. special commissioners, to Eli
iab Priddy, %, feet on Clay street near
Munford. $1,000; w. II. Scott to ". c..
Richardson. 80 feet on Seventeenth
street near Venable, $3.50 Henry
Wells and wife to James z. Thomas. 81
feet on Boyd street near Norton, $3.50
W. J. Wcstwood and wife TO Emma NJ.
Fletcher. 36 feet on Marshall street be-
tween IhirtIeth and Ihirty-frst, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
A NmaiI Etre.

An alarm Of fire was turned in at
2:OJ o'clock this morning from
Box A.. The department responded
promptly and found small fire
in the establishment OF Alexander
Fitzhugh (colored), an ice dealer on
Jackson street near st. James. The
flames were extingulshed before much
damage Was done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

yADVN. DIED. nta 0'cIHfs. Nrfohor pm. 20 hts
re-. i-uco In mis- cify $751; PETER b. tApaN, ia
80 sXfy-alzth yeaf of Dis ss".
mis- iupetni all taka pitcp ituu h'h ih.- i" .i.
danco. iO1 Brook avenue. TODAY .ilur jaw ~
% o CLOCK. llis frlolIa age respectfully in'"ed
" adtend.
WATkIsS. -D'ei. slni1y n'gb'' .tli'r Z,
is,s Atg0.loss. Al fUlON q. youngest ,hIi1 ~
lIeidon $. gnl Mly s. Wal.is, af'i ono
year.
11e funeral took place O. o'clo-t N'piay
evening
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

dun a. $3.50. Lard DAN ss-d dropping a. %.
Bulk-f0ests dull: shog.~r1b>. ftH4. Bsrn
casier; sh0rtolsar. fiG5S whsskey sstiye and
firm az sLik Hogs less sctive ADD s-,ssr: oo<n.
mon and itgss tb7ssjs.1: pstins s<i
butchers. t5S9sstf0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Octobor i0.--Tho cash quotations
vcree flour quiet snd unchanged. No. Q
sprins vhesL f. tsk aslfi; No . red. q. i0Is
81. IL No. 9 corn. 44Ae. No. oste. &c ae.s-
PORK tlS Lard. sasfksfQ40 short<ft-. taffs
iss0: shoulder. s. 7sasSns short ctear. g. -
1850 Whisksy. $40.
The pleading futures RANGED - fellows:
ODsasa1 HgAss. lI1sfst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
RrcHroap TOBACCO rARKEr

IrfOEkk ~. tsoa-
Although good macy buyers wont Qua early
to tae Expedition Grounis. many remained bo-
hind trading, both on Change aod privately. hut
il Is difficult 10 Keep ap win scat1sring sales In
The many of1ces, aud We hsvo no doubt Out shat
more Is doing thAn va geg hold Of this week. he
market 4. ssin, and not only good wrappers, but
good oilers. are selling freely with a stroRg do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

WooDsrocK. VA, October l0.-The
Potomac Synod Of the Reformed
Church, comprising churches west OF the
husQuehanEa, in Pennsylvania, and
south Mountain. Nd. and IN Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, Oregon.
California, aud Washington Territory.
met here at Z O'Clock last evening. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

The quarterly meeting Of this body
will be held at o'clock this evening,
when all members are expected to at
tend, not only members of the Board OF
Directors, but all who pay dues to the
CLnmhnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHKRswIrK THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record Of the Hew York and Richmond
stock Rxchangss-Grain.F Flour, Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotations

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
- WASHINGTON. ID. C., October io.--For
RAIN Virginia, light rain, warmer, northerly
winds, preceding cyclone on South
Atlantic coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

BALTIMORE. Nd. october l0-Nirginia iGt0s,
IA. do new 81, 6ASaja; baltimore and Ohio
stock, Siss.k; Northern Couual, 1oaif; Cincin-
mail Warrington snd Baltimore lists, 100 asked
do. as. q asked; do 3s, 3j's consolidated gas
bonds, los d. asked; do. STOCK, 5l' sa5l...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
Ara appeal Approved.

iBy teIograph 70 ne Ulsp"'VH'I
PHILADELPHIA, October 10 - The
General Executive Board of the knights
of Labor have approved the appeal OF
the State Assembly OF Florida for and
for the yellow-feyer sufferers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
GRAIN AHp COTTON ExcHAgas.
RICadosD, October 10, issb
Ovauar4ga


WHEAT.-4giS bushels.
COHs.--s2f bn6belA
OAFz.-27i0 DgsL8iA
HYr.-i.6 bushels.
MuLOFFAL.-'D tOna
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WaEAr.-lOngberry "a bushels very good At
Al q. Ga bushels goQd at tl.ls; ~ bushels good
~ si.i7; S2 bushels far 40 fi.i5; 10 bushels
Common a. ki.e5. Mixed. 80 bushels vary good
A. al vi. NO bushols good At Ills: 800 basnols
fair AZ fi.l6: - bushels common al -. short
Gerry. a bushels very g0Oi az tLis: 10 busheis
good al as: 3. bushels good Al SID; ~
s,lsbels fair az sLlL Total sales Of wheat, .. -
Dush0ls.
Offerings to-day Of wheat l.6tS bushels: same
day las year. 4.gE DoshslG Sales day OF
wheat 3,sVs Dusheis: same day last year, AK
bushels Offerings 50 far this season, 4s,yls
bushels: same day last season. 40 40 Dnseeis.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, 20. ~ 3l.1D,
same day ls-ot year, es 70 Sc
COKs. vi ite. e bushels very good et Vc
KYE.-26 bushels prime a. 6S,.
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Dana axea BY rare.
tRr ,elarrnph . the p.spas.h.l

ny WIUtInpN 70 w H1'PN'-H-I
ATLANTA, Ga, 0etoberl0. The young
mems library building was badly
damaged by tire last night. Loss probs-
bly 81. 0U0.' Insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

WASHINGTON, October l0.-The Senate
has confirmed the nomination OF James
2. Lesesne, of South Carolina, 10 be
Consul eneral at Melbourne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

P0RTog SEwPoRregwS ocrosEA 10 ISIS
tBy Telegraph
AENfkD
Steamship Ola DotsiziOn. Couch, hiehm,ni'
and sailed for New Iors. aserrha1dts@
steamship Berch, GAlycstoB. W ooaL
Steamship Illinois. norfolk
schooner A. "A. Howe, Brown, New York. %
Load coal
" load coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Cibernnm. BaVre, cosL
SchOOners ). >. Thnrp. Psaree. keH fork.
viking. Chur.h Portsmouthi steamship kAleiIh
With barge William Woodbury., Prosidencp-ell
lOade1 with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

WEnNEsDAY. October 10. fSsA
sAtBs-FlRsT B0ARR-iCC0 Richmond and
Danville cousol 6s At i0i% 6,OOO Richmond.
fredericksburg an1 Potomac dividend obligs-
tioa at a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

FEtAKE YOUR DYEING AND CLEAN
4 Ing 20 the RICHMOND STEAa-DYEIhG,
SECURING. AND CAkPET-CL AIMING
WORKS. ne isrges. snd Does-equpped hogfse OF
no sOafn, No. si3 north WITH STREET, hich-
m0lld, Va kng. a. j. PYLE,
- 2aodsn Proyrietrsss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

To frostbites and bites OF poisonous
iIlsects Salvation On gives immediate re-
Lief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

IORT OF ilCdNOAD o.
ARBlYAD.

FORr OF MCHrOND OCTOBER %, i,,A
ARBlYAD
schooner Fannie lloau, -Daucti bGitim0fs,
coat, : n. Ehaez 49,.
Schooner Il. y. Milior, Wroicu, Norfolk, iight.
70 load sand.
salt Davenport & Nsrrih -
schooner n. a. Carroll. Campbell, ihiiaioi-
fAla, coal, & q. DaasA
SAlLEn.
Steamer ARIEL. Dsyo. norfolk. ner'hanfise.
passengers, niied states mail. So l. b. aisni'
agent.
srg Agnes gaftOn. Knirat BIO. no'ur
schooner Joan JohDaoa, iiearpD, thn-tnf,
having biOck, Rhhmoui Granite Conf PANS
vessel, curtis 8 farlcr
scbe,opor N T. Wstor.. Tall New f0rs. Doplar
wood. Nbitebgrst6 oven; vessel, Nurts a Far
keg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
u Eg EdHos.

A STATED COMMUNICATION -
n OF METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. n. w
A. r. and A. D., will b. held az thetr
lodge-roOm Ia H. Albaps hall, corner % ihifi
and Main streets. THIS Cihnnsisyl ENkSlAG.
OctOler itth All. Ociock- All Master hasous
Ia good standing are lfaLsrBally Invited " ~
t0D1
By order Of tho WOrsbipfui Master.
Oc III, :. T. JACOBS. Secretary.
THE RICHMOND CITY AND
4 sEvES-PISEs RAILWAY COMPANY. by
order u the Board OF Directors o. mis- company
t Is ordered that general mesupg OF Nc
stocs holders Of Tho company b bold a. No
building Of tho State Bank, Ia tho cstE " ki.h-
mond on OCrOBsR q. lsss. AZ ~ o'elock NJ. To-
he transaction % important O1siness
80 SOD THOMAS - MURPHY. Secretary.
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LECTURE


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LlvsRPOoi. october i0--N0on Cotton stosiy
with far demand. up'a1ls. S sd. OrieanH, ~
Salaa, 1000 balos: speculation sui export. l,ON
bales. receipts, 3.nN bales; amor Az, Nhvl RACE.
Futures rrm: October. .tfia3 N-Sti oct9her
and Novamtar ? siUiAl 2a-tl1.: November ani
Doce n5er, , 10 Gas 2i-6tL: December aud Jso-
unry, l9.Gfa5 A.Bla.: January npi Folruhry,
9-gla5 - sd tcDuofy aui Norm DON
reptars. nome. Wnoat duN and demand poor;
holders offer fre04y corn dui and demand
DOOR Tnrpentne. f'a. ..
2P M--alcs- American, 990 talai; OTTO
Dor. 5 y..6id.. buyer: Octoher sud November
5 as.6fi. sofier: Npfepiter art lc.rmlrf.
32I -lita sofe~. pcceWr'r and January, 90 oii'
-elior January ana fehrlnrv. nti,. seller;
February am March. t..6ii.. sober. henh
and spril , 1.-htt, value. April nht May,
ga-G4d.. ya'rc. Mny ani juno. .l-tii, seilor.
Futures stoaty.
az october. 90 siL. seller; october snd
November. . % tfd., lgyrr NH.fuo'r al Do
combeT, b a-54d.. collier Derrinn. 90 January
aud Jauuary AL Iercnarf. t'Nids seller.
February ond March. C'tit, tuyet hArh
nnd April, 2g-sii. value. April and Way,
. lf-cid., value, May at june -'-nfl'' saiso'
Futures cl0ssc qul3t dnd steady.
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COTTON REPORT.

Market quiet
oUOrATIoNA
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Low AfDDLIsG. SIC.
GOOD OBDiSARY. 5 I-l6c.