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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28


BARKRR.-Diei. nj tho residence - hor
father isUl east Main street. September sith, AZ
1920 A. MAMIE infant daughter % ~. j.
ami K. K. Barker; aged ioul days.
IT'S hard. dear ANNIE, &, part with thee,
TO part o. meet 90 earlh 40 more,
We feel this world can never be-
he place DC Sas before
BOwRY.-Died. on Thur.day night the g7,h
instant. at The residence % her -0n, X. A. bOWry,
corner Of NJ street anJ Church Hill avenue,
SARAH A. BONki, in the scyensy-seSenh year
OF her Age
Her funeral will take place from Union.sla-
ton Methodist Episcopal church SAN hDAf
MORNING at l030 O'Clock Friends and ac-
quGintaDcos aro requested % attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
CHEsTERMAN. died. thursday. September
27th. az 10 r. H., ~ her residence. W. n eost
Chesterman. aged sixly-,sven years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GARBER.-Died. Soptei Der q. isss. att p. NJ,
after long suffering. NARY LOUISA. infant
daughter " Frederick II. and Freddie A. Car
Dor; aged seven mOntus ani six days
The funeral services vii take place from no
residence. 80. 1919 Williamsburg Avenue THIS
,FrIay AFFEkNOUr AZ O'clock. Friends
aud aclualntances u the family are requested
20 atIonI without further hOsico.
HOLNEs-Dicd. at tho residence Of her son
iu-law. John l.. CumbeA, 2ss EAST Craze street.
rslict " tho lato BradGock Holmes, Ia her sixty
second year
Funeral will take place from The above rest
dence FRIDAY, septsmhar 18Th, st Sd 7. M
Friends Of she family are respectfully invited
~ attend.
LRARY. Died. at his residence ~ soath
Ninth street, Septam ber Eth. nc 1910 A. NJ.
TIMOTHY OI-fO, eldest son u the iate Dennis
aud Mary Lesry, Ia tho thirty-eighth year d bis
age.
tod. our sEee, Father. our earnest prayer hear
And have mercy On the soul that V Us VAS 20
dear,
And teach US 70 feel ia the exchange
That our loss Was our dear brothers gain
Funeral from ~ Peters Cathedral 1HiS I'm
day AFTERNOON a. 1 o'cl0ck. Friends and &C
Qusinlances are invited 10 attend-
NEIsTE R.-Died, Thursday. september Gsh,
az DC ok ?. ", Ms. AMELIA WEBSTER. wife 81
the late otto Meister, Ia tho for.y-niosh year of
her age.
The funeral will be announced hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
Louisville Races.


lBy telegraph 10 tue DlSpaHnl
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 27.-The
weather was cool and fair for the extra
days rcing for the benefit of the yell
low-teyer sufferers. About l,50O people
were present.
First Gace-nine si1teenths of mile
Sunlight won; Leola second, Santa
Cruz third. Tine 90 seconds.
Second rare-six furlongs -Kermesse
won; Firality second, Everett third.
Time, l:l6l.
Third race-seven furlongs-Roi d'Or
won Doubt second, Charley Reed
third. Time, 1870.
Fourth race-one half mile-Ca
Away won Irish Dan second, Select
Knight third. Time, 49i seconds.
Fifth rsce-nine furlongs-C atalpa
won De Rochment second, John DAFT
third. lime, 1853.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
me Aoncemr Last Night.

The Mozart Academy Of Music opened
is regular season last night, and II a
good play we'd acted and heartily APP
l.auded IS any sign, q most propitionis
oDnng it was. "Alone IN London
u realistic drama written by the
Scotch Bard" buchanan, which Tor
io0r years has been produced success
July in all the theatres OF THIS country
It is the story OF poor country. ass
sbo spurns an honest lover, marfies a
Wifi' aud, after years OF misery, is yes
eael from rivers grave by the loyalty
ol Aer old lovers heart. q,
ia company 70 evenly balanced and
Of such good mat. rial as that presenting
last evenings play il is hard to discrimi.
hate bat II psrtiGlity must be shown u
belongs honestly 10 Miss Dryer, the
graceful heroine 8ir. Leonard Grover,
'L' whose character work is sincere ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

sLoasti.os: Loneberry. ~. ossu.os: western nrm
aud higher; No. winter red, spot. IKE: Otto
Der 9'a3ehc.; December. 81 Oi3.asLOf1 Corn -,
southern quiet and nearly nominal; white, "a
bsc. yeii0w, a.; western dun ard nominal:
mixed. spot. i0soic September. nc: year.
4tkatoc.: January. NksffHc. Oats quiot ani
nriD. southern and Pennsylvania. 3is33c:
weston white, 8iA33c.; WESTERN mixed Esa3r.
hye hrn ~ sga1ic. lay stesdy. prime 70 ch9tse
western, ti5afik5O Provisions gurt snd firm.
hess-p0rk. tiA7saii8 Iard-henDed, fiii0.
Butter quiet: western. pscke-i. i2si5c. cream
cry, Haec. hggs asiiye ani easy nj iea.0.
Petroleum steady; refined. nc. Coffee Drm;
Rio, csrxoee, fair, i5ai5kc Sugar dun and easy;
A sofL 10: cgpperTonned very actiyo and
higher st i5Aalet whskoy quiet and steady a
.l.@ati.sS Freishts 10 Liverpool per steamer
dun
CHICAGO
Cgroiao. September 27.--The cash qao,st,oas
were Flour quiet and 1rmer. Ma 3 spring
wheat. si.lGaf-2i: NJ. 2 red. tLi6. No corn,
s0lsc. Ma oats, 3isc- Ae-s-Fork, gilgOs
t4HN. Lard, fi0Hasi05M. shOrt-gibs t&5Os
tA.24. whiskey. sL9l
The leading futures ranged ~ f0liOwsi
Ouf4taI Kfghrfs lIssfnt
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Baldwin Agricultural Fair.

I"I7N7NIlI UT y VIC FIlI7TIIFI
STAUNToS, Va, September 27.-This
was the chief day Of the Baldwin District
Fair. The number of horses, and very
fine ones, is larger than last year. There
are not 50 many cattle as the year pre-
vieus, but they are of excellent quality
Shorthorn, Jersey, and Holstein kinds.
The premiums in the Jersey department
were ascertained. They were twenty or
more, and all save one taken by the
Eastwood herd. near this city. owned by
M. Erskine Miller. The exhibit OF sheep
and swine is very full and larger than
last year. The domestic and fancy-work
departments are very full aud handsome.
The crowd to-day was estimated at from
1900 10 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
Revenue COLLECTIONS.


WASHINGTON, September 2L-The to-
tai collections Of internal revenue during
the first two months Of the present fiscal
year were $40. 954, 32j, being an increase
Of a, 2S9 over the collections during the
same period Of the previous fiscal year.
The collections were as follows On
spirits, $40, 9O4, 735-0nincrease OF 1888, e
AZ on tobacco, 50, lbs, 369--a decrease
of $3.50, ITO on fermented liquors.
1882, G26-a decrease OF SGS; on cleo
margarine, SS3, 6GO-an increase Of 3l2,-
740 on banks and bankers, 3242-all
increase; on miscellaneous objects, ST.
SPA decrease of s., il3. The aggre-
gate receipts for Augu5tast were S77, 93l
less than the receipts for August of the
previous year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

JACKSONVILLE, September 27.-This is
a lovely Florida autumn day, warmerthan
yesterday, but very pleasant. There isno
special change in the situation since last
night. The fever has broken out in
Sanderson, the next station west Of Nc
Clenney on the Florida Railway and Navi-
CATION road. +. J. Pons. the Democratic
nominee for State Treasurer, and his en-
tire family have the disease. Aid has
been asked by the people, many of whom
are needy. Thirty-slx new cases have
been reported this morning-twelye
whites and twenty-four colored-and
three deaths Abba Herricks, Miss Lou
isa Paurette, and Mr.. Mccormick.
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Tho Water Department

The committee then went into the dis
c.s-ion 4 the ordinance referred TO them
'v tine Council in regard to the water
..t.s.
Nr. Boiling, Superintendent of the
Wat,r-Works, stated that the ordinance
Of passed would reduce the income from
water S45. 0O0 per snnum.
The ordinance was sent to the Council
with the recommendation that it pass as
amended by that body.
The City Attorney submitted letter
.sving that he did not think that the
Committee could put a tax upon the fac
tories at the peBitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
Rnse- hail Yesterday.

lBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.l
New York (seven innings:
New Yorks. ....0 0 l 0 Ga
WashingtOns .....0 D 0 0 0 0 Go
Base hits-New Yorks. 3; Washing
tons, 0. Erryrs-New Yorks, 2; Wash
ingtons. .. Batteries-Crane and Brown
Haddock and Banning.
Boston:
First camel
Bostons.. .......0 03 5000 o.
Philadelphias % 0 0 l 900 o.
Base Bostons, 8 Pbiladelphias,
7. Errors-Bostous, 4 Philadelphias,
2. Batteries-Clarkson and Kelley
Sanders and Clements.
Second camel
Bostons. .........7 0 0 0 0 %
Philadelphias. ? 0 , o. 90 o.
Base-hits-Bo stons, IS Philadelphia,
7. Errors-Bostons, 3; Philadelphias,
2. INSTRUMENTATION and Tate; Buff
linton and Clements.
Cincinnati;
Cincinnatis. ...1 O. . 0 &C
Clevelands.. .....0 021 900 %
base hits -Cincinnatis 9; Clevelands,
3. Errors -Cincinnatis. 4 Cleyelands,
(. Bat.eries-Smith and keenan, Prus-
ser and Mcclure.
LOnisville
Baltimores.. o 0 0O011 -2
Louisvilles. @ 0 0 0 90 % o.
Base-hits- Raltimores, Z Louisviles,
7. Errors Bsltlmores, |; Louisyllles,
:. Batteries Cunningham and o Brien
Stratton and Cross.
Kansas City:
Kansas Gity.....O / 10000 o.
Rrooklyns. 80 0 0 OIL 200 x-3
Base hits Kensss City, 3 Brooklyns,
II. Errors-Kansas City. 2 Brooklyns,
3. -Ehretand Brennan, Foutz
and Busbong.
Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghq ...3 100000 O--3
indianapolis IL o o 5000 %
Base-hi,s pittsburghs, Z; lhdianapo-
lis g. Errors Pittsburghs, l Indian
apolis. .. Batteries Staley and Mil
Ter Healy and Daily.
st. Louis:
St. Louis. 10000 %
Athletics ......2 90 100 0-6
Base. hits-St. Louis, , Athletics, s.
Errors St Louis, , Athletics, 4. Bat
tories Chamberlain and Boyle Seward
and Robinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
10 Prosecute the Publishers.

IBy Angio-Amerioan cable % the Dispatch.l
BBRLIN, September 27.-It is officially
announced that Prince Bismarck has OBJ
tained the consent Of Emperor William
to prosecute the publishers OF the
Deutsche RVadscdau for revealing State
secrets in Publishing the abstracts
from the diary Of the late Emperor
Frederick. The Emperor gave his
consent to the proceedings irrespec-
tive of the question as TO whether the
published extract is genuine or not. The
publishers Of the paper have announced
that they will not sell any more copies
OF the edition containing the extract from
the diary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
The Rebel. Entrenehed.

IBy Ansio-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
SUAKB, September 27.-Last evening
the rebels, under cover of darkness, sue
ceeded in entrenching at point five
hundred yards to the right and in front
OF the water forts. A reconnaissance dis
closed the fact that their position is
strongly defended with guns and that
the water forts are in danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
canrres.,oaal Ns.aimaiions.

fBy telegraph 20 mo DispalchI
CaARrRsros, S. c., September a.
William Elliott Democrat1 was to-aay
yenoroipsted for Congress from the Se-
yentb district. ~ Gam.
ual j Randall was today renominsted
for Congress by the Democrats OF 'i'e
Third district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
RneakinRInEn Itnn.

A large crowd assembled at Washers
Hall. IN Fulton, last night to attend the
meeting held under the auspices of the
Fulton Democratic Club. After the
transaction Of regular business the pre-
sident. +. NJ. Roscber, introduced the
speaker of the evening, Mr.. J. Randolph
Tucker, Jr., who, in q PLAIN. concise
manner, presented the issues involved
IN the campaign. He was literally APP
piauded.
Mr.. Conway r. Sands, candidate for
the state Senate. made few remarks,
followed by MIR. Thomas Hicks
After adjournment the visitors were
invited to a repest and Mr.. George A.
Crump sang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

CHATTANOOGA. TESS., september %.
It has developed here that to-day quar-
ter Of a million bushels If Tennessee
wheat is held in elevators here for Chi
cago parties. They bave for some time
been purchasing all the wheat offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
committee en- Finance.

10y tolcgTaph 70 mo DI7Va'Vu.I
WASHINGTON, September N.--Ihe
Senate Committee on Finance continued
The reading OF the tariff bill for an hour
today. and has now progressed to page
185 ihe frat eigbty-seven pages beng
the Mills BILL. A meeting is called Tor
tomorrow, at which the reading viii
nrohably be concluded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

and remember that when you come 10
the Exposition Julien Binlord's store,
l2O2 east Main street, two doors below
the Diypatch Office, IS the place b re-
port and receive hospitality, outside Of
obtaining from him the best Groceries,
Liquors. Cigars, &c. &C. 9c. Mr.. Bin
ford will have a private desk for his
friends and Strangers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
GAAIA AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Septe IA Dor "a, 1854
ouHvRTgss

OFFERINGS.
WHRAT.-4,JO bushels.
CORN.-522 bushels
OArs-l,g 1 bushels.
SALES REPOgrED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT. AWhilo. s2 bushels very good az &. ~
Longberry. GO bushels very good AZ si.05; 90
bushels good SO 81 % bushels common % ~.
sh0rtberry, 50 bushels very goOd.st fl0i. TOta
sales Of wheat. 1873 bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat 1850 bushels: same
day IA. year. 6,51f bushels. sales today OF
wheat. 1888 bushels; same day last year, La.
bushels. Onerings 80 far this soason, ~. on
bushels: same time last SEASON, a.. tS2 basboiS
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 92c. 70 Sl.O5
same day last year, b 10 SIC.
CoKS.-White. - bushels very good az &c.; .
bushels good at Sc. Total sales Of corn, 10
bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

have Profitable, 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.
julien BINPoRD,
1902 east Main street.
Richmond, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

ATLANTA, Ga, September 2T.-Dayid
J. Francis. a young Atlanta man, WAS
run over and killed IN tie Georgia Pa
citic yards to-day, his foot catching boz
tween the rails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
PRAANAAA..

I YING AT CITY MORGUE, BODY
II Of WILLIAM A. HUFFMAN. Of Hanover
county. Va lie died az tho Retreat for the sick
on tho 20th OF September Body WAS piacrd 10
the aorguo until friends could claim same.
Petersburg papeH please copy. 80 az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
opsssA1 Higher crsans


81. LOUIS. September g5.-FioW strong
Whoat Cash strssg and higher. options unsot-
tied No. rel. cash, gft October, &c. De
cember, esaS3Ac. corn firm bat dull: No Q
cash, 3a[al0c. september. foaf0Sc. OAls duii
No ?. cash. Giaz3kc.; October. &c; septcm-
Dor. sc. bid. Mhbkey steady &C MA Pro
visions strong and hisher. Pork. tiAgstlayL
Lard-lrime steam uOmtuaily arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
The sanieet OF rrnst..

WAsHNGros. September 27.-The
House Judiciary Committee to-day con-
siiered the Subject of trusts. There are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
mAaiNEIsuELLIGEnCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. skrTEnBkR q. 1855
SAILED.

Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. snd passengers. L Il ratuin.
agent -,
SCHOONER William Cobb. Chase. Boston. ecal,
Chesapeake and OHIO railway.
Schooner Maud seward. Penton, Clsremont 70
load lambe for Providence.
Schooner g. A &. Trssen. hiUholi, Clare
mont, 20 load lumber for balumore
Schooner Charles n. Morse. ---, lower Jemes,
70 load lumber for Baltimore.
n schooner Edward Lawyer. Besi, New York,
pig-lroa, J. n. Gordon, agent; vessel Curtis 8
Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

THURSDAY. September q. 1854
SArps-FTRsT BoARD.-6O0 Virginia consos At
g; 300 Richmond city 6s at 10; 10 shares po-
tersburg stock 10 So.
Cl5sue1u1ts5ions - the Stock BonI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
JEROME COCHRAN,
State Health Officer
rRAFFIC OpENEn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 27.-The
Board Of Health at its session this af-
ternoon withdrew its non-intercourse
quarantine regulations, and Memphis is
now free and open to the world, except
ing those from infected districts. Trains.
both through and accommodation, on all
railroads will resume running to-mOr-
row. The example set 10y Memphis will
be promptly followed by interior towns
THREE NEW CAsEs-oSE DEATH.
DECATUR, ALA, September H.-One
new case of yellow-fever was reported
this morning, but since then two we'll
developed cases and one suspicious case,
all colored, have appeared. One death
has occurred.
At HUNTSVILLE.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA, September o.
W. A. SOmmers, a refugee from Deca-
tur, was taken down with yellow-fever
last night. He was Immediately re-
moved to the hospital and is entirely
isolated. There is no excitement
AT MCKINNEY.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September d.
There were two new cases of yellow-fe-
yer and one death-that of w. II.
Liyers-at McClenney to-day.
AGAINST THE WORLD.
CoFFEEvILLE, Miss. September o.
Many families have left. and it is highly
probable that the town will be soon de-
serted. -Four days ago Coffeeville esta-
blished quarantine against the world,
and refused to allow provision trains
to pass.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS.
New YoRK, September 27.-Perform-
ances for the benefit of the yellow-fever
sufferers in Florida were held to-day I'M
der the auspices of the Ladies' Florida
Relief Committee at the Casino, Lon
don, and at Wallack's At the Casino
the receipts we're about 81, coo; at Lon
don. $500. and at Wsllaek's, Sl.62S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND In CONVECTION rHERswITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Richmond
Stock Rxehsngss-Grain, FLOUR, Cot
ton, Meat, and othss Quotations.

tBy telegraph to The Dispssch-l
- WASHINGTON. d. C., September a.
sFkIh For Virginia. generally fair weather
t-IcooIor norlhWestcrly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

COTTON REPORT.

Wo quote: Fins. s250As27S supsrfne. s. ia
s.. IS extra. S15)as275: family, StasLJ0; paton.
family, country, fAf5stA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BMTmORE, Nh. September H.-Nrglnla
f's, consolidated. go: do. l0Ns, &S: do. new
Be 6jA. Sid today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
second Market.

JLe Committee on Second Market met
il t.e Council chamber at no o'clock.
n.,nt: Messrs. Chappell chairman,
Ianter. Crump aud j. ". Carter.
4.c solution adopted by the Connch
s,1iopuatiDg S-U0 for the necessary re-
--Iis 1T the markct-house was brought to
Pc attention Of the committee by the
Dr'., and nearly an hour was spent IN
ta-tss.ng the exact mannerin which the
money should be spent.
lac resolution offered by Mr.. Court
l.s and referre1 20 the committee from
t. Council, appropristing $4,000 from
t.t Second. market fund for the purpose
" building a pew fish market and chick
o. shsd, was discussed at length, and the
usttvr was referred TO the City Engineer
e. report upon the need Of such a build
a,.
liieurDed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YOkx. September N.-Cotton quiet;
sales, go bales; upands, 10 7-l6c.: Orleans.
10 g-i6c net receipts. i9,So2 bales; exports-to
Great Britain. &C., psies; 70 Soiatinen. Also
opiioas closed aaAc. better but weak. No. 2 red,
September, closing at S.eiA, October NJ Si.0ha
SlCgA, snd November al si0sba Sl.0i. Corn
aetiYe and &c. lower, options weak: October,
5OXasOg.c.: Noyember. 0Hasie. Decem Ger.
4gs.as0kc. Oats q shade Grmer: October, 29x &c;
November, SDhc. Hops frm. Cofioe-ostioas
closed steady; September. $l30oatiaD; 90
tober Sla 25Asls45: spot Rio quiet and steady.
sugar quiet; renaei dull. Aolasses nominal
Rice strong. Petroleum steady and quiet Cot
ton-seed oil--Crude, ave-: yellow. 4ec hosln
unchanged aud duh Turpantine dun az alSc.
Hides active. Wool nrn. Pork steady. beet
hams active ut ga Tierced beef scarce and
strong. Cut-meats steady Mod Is frm. Lard
easter Ahd very dall; western steam. Si0sO J;
city, 1000; October, ti0S; November. sais
ffeighis steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
N0RFOIK TEANnT NANkNr


I'm IUIIIT TIT N" IT'NI0 u
SEPrFNpgK g7.-Narkei guieL sales and do
maud very Hight today. uut prices remain NJ
quotations Prime. e.: extra pnma, &c..
fancy. NC: common, ~ &C.: sbcilel, ?, a3c. !;
factory hand picked. fa5aC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
poRr OF NEWPORT NEWS ssfrssssa q. lssS
IBy telegraph

steamship duysDdei,o. Kelley. New York, and
salIed for New lerk. merchandise
schooner W. II. Bailey, Poarce, New rorf, 10
load coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28
Death or NrA MAR, G. Cnes,.rmau

Mrs. MaryC. Chesterman. widow Of Ed.
win II. Chesterman, who in his time was
Well-known here IN the milling and null
wrlgbtlng business, died last night ct 10
O'Clock at her residence, no. "a east Clay
street.
Deceased was sixty-seven years old.
She had been an invalid for years. but
WAS not seized with her fatal illness
asthma, complicated with othertroubles-
until Wednesday evening. From this
time her suiienngs were intense until
within few hours OF death, when she
fell into slumber from which she is to
have no waking in this world.
Mrs. Chestcrman was a homebody
kindly to her friends and neighbors, aud
her highest aspirations were for the well
fare of her children and others whom
she loved. She hal lived the life of a
true and noble Christian woman had
no fear Of death and no doubt Of a happy
hereafter.
Her surviving children are Messrs. w.
d. Chesterman (city editor Of the Dis
pdtch), Edward B., Roscoe D., Writ A.,
and Forrest S. Chesterman, and Mrs.
Cleveland Murray.
Notice of the time and place OF the
funeral will be given tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

BALrNoke, Nm. September gs.--Cotton doil
and nominal; middiing. ieAc. Flour active and
nrmer: hOward-streos Western super. s<a{loo:
do extra, 81 5Aafi.5o: do family. g. acssA75;
cay mills sspar, $5aSA75: do extra. "a 5oa44 IS
do Rio brands. s. isataG; Patspsoo supsrla-
tive patent kssas62; Go. family. soAsa 90
Wheat--Southefn stsoRg and htxher; faltx.
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Tag WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
clear Ia the morning aud afternoon, and rainy AZ
nlghL
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finished, and Mr.. Frank l.. Davis. The
Suffolk farmer, who handles the dialect
and gesture Of an English 'sbireman in
manner suggestive Of tho inimitable
John =. Clarke.
The rest OF the company consists OF
good character actors. notably Mr. All.
Fisher, the street.tumblcr, and Miss
Marion Strickland. the ould Oirish
iruit.yendor.
The scenic eeneots are OF the best. ca.
pecially the real water ruse in the third
act. The orchestra, under Professor
Stem, rendered several very pleasing
numbers and is au institution in itself.
Considering last nights storm large
audience was III attendance, aud as there
Is naught IN the play Go oiiend and much
TO interest, crowded houees will be the
rule the remainder OF the week, aud play
Poers will not miss such finished pro-
duction OF a popular play.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-28

COTTON REPORT.
Market qulet
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLTNG, Zoe.
Low MIDDLIsG. 9iG.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
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NAV YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, September g.-Co,ton Gross -
cepts. 3.iii bales. Futures closed very dun I;
sales. N,iOl haies: september fsG.at9.f6. o.
toher aud November, f4ffag9G1. December
fAtfaf9f: laa AIRY. So af9ii. Feorusry,
g. Slas3s3: March. sao'asl 20. Arril. t9f'a
999; MSN Si0hsJi0ls, Jun& {ll.iiatl0id;
July so a0.siO ~