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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

To Meet the Philadelphia brigade.

At the last meeting Of Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans. the following
comrades were appointed to accompany
the committee from Picketts Division
Association to fredericksburg on the 9Th
proximo to meet aud escort TO this city
the Philadelphia brigade: Lieutenant
Colonel Joseph B. Mckenney, AdIutant
Arthur A. Splitter, Comrades y. ". Mar
tin, A. q. Evans, II. +. Rider, John
Maxwell. J. w. Thomas, L. +. Bossieux,
j. W. Farrar, and d. W. Bowles. On
the 9th of October ut the unyeiling of
the Pickett monument the camp expects
to make the largest turnout it has ever
had.
Upon the application of thirty vete-
rams charter was granted to "E. D..
Tracy" Camp, Gadsden, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
A CObrn's Revenge.

The HODleUdrd Mail reports the death
Of Mr.. Andrew Fischer, an employee OF
the Madras Railway Company, at the
Pennar Bridge Works on the northwest
line of the railway under most distress
ing circumstances. He was employed as a
driver of bridge engines at the Pennar
works. While he was seated in the We
ran1a Of his bungalow he observed two
large cobras on the barren plain imme-
diately in front of the house. Aiming
himself with a stout stick, lie proceeded
10 the SPOT aud encountered the snakes.
he succeeded in killing one OF them,
while the other, which had been slightly
wounded, managed to escape. Mr..
Fischer hunted about for the runaway,
but could not find it. He then returned
TO bis bungalow and rested for some
time, as he was off duty. Later in the
day he prepared to go to his work, and
with that object got out his clothes 10
dress. He sat on his cot, and WAS about
TO put on his shirt when he felt some
thing bite him on the back. He turned
round, and TO his horror found snake
on the cot behind him, which he is
said to have recognized as the
cobra he hal wounded that morn
ing. He Immediately sought medi-
cal relief. and all kinds OF
remedies were applied. but to no
effect, and he died in the evening,
leaving widow and an infant child, for
whom much sympathy is felt. "Kel-
layan writes to Bombay paper ut
is commonly believed among the Hin.
docs that no animal is more revengeful
than the cobm, and that il Nh attempt
is made TO kill it and ii escapes ii never
gives itself rest until IL has wreeked its
vengeance upon its assaiiant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
cINclNNArL

CINciSsArI. september -2-rionr strong.
wnost Hrm. ~. reI, 49, corn ca-i'r. Nc.
2mixed. &C.. Oa's bauiy suliI 40. NIKE .
25c> pcrs in moderate demand a. as Lard
scarce a. fhGt H4is-mta's quiet aud un-
changed. Bacon esricr. Hhni t-clrT. Gll p.
Nniskey Roti.o aid nun ~ tliL sugar nrm.
hogs Wcakrr. common AMI l.'it, !aaih 81,
packing uuI .4t.hers'. o.. y1ath5l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
SUSPENDED PURLIcATIoN.
AT JACKSON, MISS.

JACKSON, Miss, September 22.-One
new case Of yellow-fever was reported
up to noon to-day, that of Lewis Liy-
ingston (colored), a workman at the Hi
nois Central depot. John Harris, a
colored freight handler at the Illinois
Central depot. died to-day. He was
taken sick on the 14th. No physicians
were called until after his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
TAG wE.ruse II RIcHMoyD. YESTERDAY WAS
NEW YORK sTocK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September q. Tho stock market
to-day was quiet snd IA tho main weak Tho
opening was made at declines extending q =
per cent. aud While London had a few buying
orders tnt brokers' Identified with the bal M
terosts were making few purcha es Traders
were SCI Hers. were also aim - all the Interests
outside Of those men,ioned. Further slight de-
clines were made IN the early uaiing but tho
strength IN Lake Shore and New Epglsnd rallied
tho list and fractional advances we're made.
Louisville and Nashville. noNever, soon DIG
played weakness and the advance met with a
check aft-r the nrsi half hour. Whsn the entire
list gave woy. Tho decline made more progress
after n O'Clock with soUtkern properties and
grangers leading There Wa5 slight rally 90
ward noon, bat he market c oecd b. syy ~ about
his loves prices. though she declines are gene
10 ~ DB'Y frs tongL = -les, 92,00 shares.
NEW YORK, Sentemt ar g. Noon.--stccFs weak
ani unaedlen. Money easy atislH. Hxchange-
Long, 49,; short. ss5A. Governments dun and
q -ndv
BgeEirr.-pychange oniet and strong. Nor ~
easy ~ ] per cent S1h-irsasdrY balances
Com. stJLsJ3.OOO: currency. 81. iii. Qc. Govern
ments dun; per cen :, i2jI, "a per ceais.
10 3. state bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Jealous mrs. Loveiaee.


]. A. Loyelace, thirty-five years Old,
with huge moustache and severe ex-
preston OF countenance, made his sp-
pearance at Moorestown, n. j., on Sat
urday last and put up at a prohibition
hotel. He was securing subscriptions
fora book entitled Art and the Beauti-
full" Yesterday a nice.looking young
woman came from Philadelphia and was
met at the station at Moorestown by
Loyelace. The two walked lovingly out
Chester avenue some distance and sat
down upon rustic bridge for chat.
On the next train came a stout, bus
Ting woman OF refined appesran'e snd
well dressed. She wanted to fiod Love
lace, who she said was her husband.
Some one directed her IN the direction
he had taken, and Jumping into hack
sho drove rapidly GUS the avenue. When
the rustic bridge was reached she aiight-
ed from the vehicle, and seizing the sur
pyised young woman by the collar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

LOUISVILLE, September 22.-The day
was cool and the weather threatening
for the Jockey Clubraces to-day. Attend
ance light. A beating rain last night
left the track rather firmer.
First race-half mile-Red Light won ;
Gently second, Van Trim third. Time,
52l.
Second race-one aud one sixteenth of
q mile-baIry Glenn won; Famine
second, Lottie Wall third. Time, 1864.
Third race-three quarters OF mile
Iandlady won Comedy second, Everett
third. lime, 1:2la.
Fourth race-one mile--Champagne
Charlie won Hindoo Craft second, Ny
lepthis third. Time, 1:41l.
Fifth race-seven eighths OF mile
Cupid won Doubt second, BixbY third.
Time not gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Counterfeit silver Certificates.

ISpeciaIfoIegram 20 mo DIelHIcH-I
NORFOLK, Va, September 22.-Four
Italians arrived here this morning on the
Washington steamer and in the afternoon
were all arrested in Portsmouth for pass
ing well-executed S. silver certificates.
They passed four on one store keeper.
They pretended not to be able to speak
English and nothing could be learned
from them, and were committed to sepa-
rate cells for hearing on Monday. Over
800 IN spurious certificates were found
on the prisoners, and $40 in good money.
Walter Lawronce (colored) was
drowned yesterday in the Southern
branch while hauling seine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23


SELMA, ALA, September 22.-Selma
has extended her quarantine to include
every place where there is fever or sus-
picion Of fever, owing to the stampede Of
fever refugees from jackson to Nicks-
burg aud Meridian and other Mississippi
towns before the fever was declared cpl
demic in jackson. No persons or trains
from these points are allowed to enter
Selma.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
ROANOKE, Va, September 22.-The
first instalment of the fleming Iete-
graBl's yellow-fever fund, collected In
one day, amounting to SlS7. was re-
mitted TO jacksonville this afternoon.
The Mayor has called mass-meeting to
raise money for the fever districts.
New York, September %. The Chari-
ty Committee Of the Produce Exchange
telegraphed to the Acting Mayor OF Jack,
sonyille TO draw on their bank for 500
for the yellow-feyer sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

Following upon Ezra Kendalls en-
gagement comes another well-knowr
eccentric comedian, Charles I. Parsloe,
who made himself famous by his imper'
sonation of the Chinamsn in my
Partner" Supported by good com
psny this gentleman commences three
nights engagement at the Theatre to
morrow evening in the musical comedy
"A Grass Widow"
The Academy Of Music. Messrs. Leath
& Berger managers, announces its for.
nal opening OF the season Thursday
evening, on which occasion the well
known realistic drama "Aione in Lon
don" now in its fourth successful year,
will be presented by a strong cast and
with fine scenic effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
pine-Ftbre Bagging.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.

10y y wv
WuNuNGToN. n. c., September d.
The Acme Manufacturing Company, OF
Wilmington, n. g., at the earnest solici-
tation of the farmers of this state and
other States have decided TO commence
the manufacture OF cotton-bagging I'M
mediately, new machinery having been
purchased for this purpose. 1t will run
day and night. The pine-fbre 5agging
has been tested by fire and compress,
and testimonials of its excellence have
been received from the Produce tx
change and Compress. The insurance
companies announce that they will take
tire.risks on it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
uoznrt Tomorrow Evening.

The musicale tomorrow evening will
surpass in the variety and excellence OF
the artists any yet given this season.
Miss Helene Livingstone, Of Baltimore,
who will be remembered as one OF the
best sopranos ever heard III Richmond
Mr. James =. Budett, who as a genuine
and refined humOrist cannot be excelled
the cheyalier /. Niedzielski, the renown'
ed Polish violinist MIR. Walter, the fine
baritone, and the Verdi Musical Trio On
strumental) will oil contribute to the fol-
lowing excellent programme
Part Ii. Overture, "Bandtten-
streiche," (Suppe,) Amateur Orchestra.
2. Soprano solo, recitatiye and aria,
"Des Freischutz," Weber, hiss
Helene Livingstone, of Baltimore. 3.
Violin solo fantasia, Souvenir.
dHaydn," Neonard,l Chevalier L Med
zielski. 4. Humorous solo, The Dolls
Courtship," F. Leslie,l Mr.. James 5.
Burdette, of New York 2. baritone
solo, "Hybrias the Cretan," elliott,
Nr. Walter Hudson, of New York. &
Violin soil, a. reverie, Souyening de
Varsoyie, (Niedzielsid.) b, maznrka,
LA Champetre, - (Nieniawski,) Cheya.
lier ]. NiedzIelski.
Part III. Trio, mandolin, guitar,
and armonipiano, a, Fantasia, "y'roya
tore, (Verii.) b, Spanish Serenade,
(Nletra,) Signors stefanelli, Picclrillo,
and Tea, of Naples. &. Vocal Duet,
LA CT Dasem," Don Juan, Mozart,
Miss Livingstone and Mr.. Hudson. 9.
Humorous solo, "The Young Man who
Used to Live over the Way" Russell,
MIR. James S. Burdett. 10. Soprano
solo, "Flowret on the Way" with cor
net obligato, (Abt,) Miss Helene Liy
ingstone. II. Violin solo, Carnival o.
Venice" (Paganini,) Cheyalier ]. Niedzi
elski. u. Baritone SOLO, Nulcan's sons
from Philemon and Baucis,' (Gou-
nod,) Mr.. Walter Hudson. l3. Humor
Gus musical skit, MIR. Murphy's Party
Mr.. James $. Burdott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New YORK, September 22.-First
race-mile and Que sixteenth-Blue
Wing won; Belvidere second, Bessie
June third. lime, 1:5l.
Second race-mile and one sixteenth -
Prince Royal won; Daruna second,
Niagara third. Time, 1:5lt.
Third race-six furlongs-She won ;
Auricoma second, Maidstone third. Time,
1:16l.
Fourth race-mile and three six
teenths-Rella B. won; Santalene Sc
cond, Los Angeles third. Time, 2:Ol9.
Fifth race-mle and a fuTlong-
Larchmont won Ballston second, Hunt
ress third. Time. 1904.
sixth-one mile-Brait won Ban
Cloche second, Prose third. Time,
Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Dies rom Be,nr aored by a nun.

Mr.. 4. ". Slidders, the gentleman who
was gored by bull at "Chatsworth "
about eight weeks ago, died yesterday
evening at his residence in this city.
While the character of Mr.. Slidders's
wounds were very serious, he seemed to
improve rapidly, and up to week ago
was able to be out walking around. His
recovery was looked upon as certain.
when he suffered Il relapse, it is thought
from over-exertion, which caused his
death. Mr.. Slidders was native of
Scotland, and had only been in this
country few years. He was q worthy
man, enjoying the esteem OF all Who
knew him. lie leaves wife and four
ohildran
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Republican Caucus,
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-The Re-
publican senators held caucus to-day,
which lasted from IL A. NJ. to half-past
9 o'clock in the afternoon, and about
which they are more than ordinarily rel-
cent.
1t is given out that the territorial bills
are TO be placed at the head of the cal
endar for immediate consideration after
the appropriation bills are disposed of
and that Senator Sherman's trust bill is
TO follow. II is also said on authority
that the tariff, adjournment question, and
everything else in the range of imme-
diate Legislative probability were dis
cussed and that no decision was reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
neutrality-suspicious. Fire at Bris-
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 70 INC DI5pacu'I
LYNCHBURG, Va, September 22.-A
Bristol special to the AdUance says: A
fire here last night totally destroyed the
business houses of T. Colman, hyde
Brothers, DR.. Peasler, a. S. Mcneil, w.
w. Davis, s. II. Clyde, j. Tip Powell IL
Co. and the dwellings Of J. G. Bondu-
rant and Robert Hill. Loss about
$50, 600; insurance about $40, 1000. The
ladies formed IN line and passed buckets
of water, while a number of men stood
idly by. The origin of the fire Is not
known, but is supposed to be accidental.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
pAsr-naLL GAMES.
The Richsne.as Defeat the Virginia
Eriahts SIX 60 one.

The game OF baseball between the
Richmonds and the Virginia Brights
played at Boschens Park yesterday eve
ming resulted in victory for the former
by the score OF 9 TO /. Dean pitched a
strong game, and wac ably supported
both by Hall behind the bat aud in the
field az well. The Richmonds were Gre
dited with but two errors. showing that
they played 8 strong game. O'Rouke's
batting and McDoDald's and Sydnor's
fielding were the only features OF the
game outside of the battery work OF the
Richmonds.
RriaM is the ecnrn :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
nAEKRrs ~ TELEGRAPH
YOkk.


NEW Yonx. September s2.-cotton quiet;
sales, st2 bales: upande. 10 7-lec-; Orleans,
Og-lGc.; net receipts. fo.Di balos; exports-to
Great BHtaln. N2 bales: 20 the CoptiDeBt lU
balss: stock, 2i0,3s2 bales. southern Hour I'M
changed. Wheat SPOT very aail; options mode
rately active No. . red, Septsmber, ask ass &c.
October cl0-iag a. ssisc. Corn &ake. lower
september. 81 &c: Oesooer. Mxc oss lees 49,
tive; September, - as3ke.; oc,oDer, ss&e.
Hons nsm aud quiet S0gsr--hav qates and
steady: fair rcnning, she; refnsd Arm and IN
rood den and. Aoieases nominal. Rice nrmer
and IN fsir demand. Cocon-seed on strung.
kosin steady and duh Tarpsntins strong and
quiet at ease. Hides quiet and 1anl Wool
strong Park m0re aclss and nrm; msss,
siA sbaslAso. hiddies steady short elaar, fai0
Lard higher aud aaiss; October, tsoal&sio.7o
FTsights lrBn.
BALTIMORE
BALGnoaa Nh. sepssntsr ee--Coston dull
and Romlsal: ms<dasns. ioSaioAc. What
southern Ia sood demand and firms fustz
&C. ssl o.: Lcngb<rry. 700 ALB: sossurs hsxh~s
hut dull, ctosisE Dan: No ufaspr ret. spo<
90 sao xe.; sepsnznnsr. ptHescas ocssocr- S4s
asAc.; Dcce<ntsE, esAn7s8e- tp<D--Sux9sorE
asn hos aasssi stats. cgatsA !. -yslssxs tar6es
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Tho csax.Ward Ac,.ye..

The Clay-Ward Actiyes in attending
the Union Democratic Clubs rally and
demonstration on Tuesday night will
parade with torchlights from their head
quarters soon after Z o'clock, and viii
Join in with the EIbs club OF Clay Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH--SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1883
thrashcd her over tho head With para
sol until sbe was tired.

sOl until Sno was treu. 4,
Then she turned to her husband and
remarked, $50 this is one Of your press
ing business engagements, eh with
which she got In the wagon and drove
back 10 the station. where she took the
train for Philadelphia.
Lovelace and his battered companion
walked back to town bordering over the
effect OF cart on ,he beautiful, and
looking very much crestfallen. At the
station they separated, going in opposite
directions. Loyelace is said to hail from
Washington. ID. @. He will be arrested
il he returns for his baggage, which he
left behind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Weicame 10 pr. TInge.

The congregation OF the Second Pres
byterian church will give a reception to
DIR. Hoge, the pastor. tomorrow night
from s to 10 O'Clock, and any OF his
fricnds who desire TO be present Will be
welcome whether they are members OF his
CONGREGATION or not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

Harmed ruDs--Yirginia Brlghs. O; Rich
mouds, ?. 1hres-bese hits isney Lett On
basss-NirRinia Biiehts, 81 Richmonds, )
stoien hases--Yirginta Brights, ,; ihchmonds,
g. Fire on halls--V irEinia 9ttehts. 0; hich-
mondf, l. First on crrOrs-Virginia Brights. A;
hichmonds, 4. SurcF out BY Dean, g: by Kahn.
3 Passed balls-Hsl. l: AIlan, l. Douoe
plays--SyinOr to NcIonsd: Mcdonald unas-
sisted: Rain 70 McDonald 10 Disney. Time Of
game, lao. Umpire, Graves S orer, Wharton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

10y VVIVsIaPl 70 III" Ut F7'VV1IT
PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-The
search for the sunken treasure-shlp
Braak, which is said to be at the bottom
of the ocean tust outside Delaware
Breakwater, has been abandoned for
lack of money and because of disagree
ment among the parties engaged in the
search
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
s.nhreene the winner.

inv Anglo American caOie 70 the DIspaVnsI
LoNDoN, September 22.-The race Tor
the Lancashire plate OF 900 soyengns
was run at the Manchester autumn meet
ing to day. Lord CAlthorpe's three-year-
old chestnut FLY Seabreeze was the
winner Duke OF Portland's three year
old bay colt Ayrshire second, and Baron
schicklers four-year old gray colt lie
Lancy third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

BALTIMORE, September 2.-husseii
Giese a. Co., cement dealers. and John
Batrows, wan paper. executed deeds OF
trust today. The bond in tho former
case was sa0,e00 and in tho latter
500, COO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
Bonds offered ana soid.

WASHINGTON. September 22.-Bond
offerings, 81, 440, 600 Accepted, S7O2, $50
at 1870 for 4 per cents and lO7!alO71 for
AIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

The incandescent lights werc put IN
order yesterday, and last nighs gave good
service 10 the patrons OF the eompsuy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THrRswrrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Record OF the New York and Rishmond
stock Bxchsngss-Grsin, Florr, Cot
ton, Neat, and other Qaotstiona
Lnr telerrsnh % the pispatch. ]

49, WASHINGTON, September % For vlr-
L. ginia. fair, followed on Sunday night
Afkln lbS rain, stationary temperature, north-
lensteriy winds.
- For Norm Carolina, fair. followed by
light rain during sunday Afternoon or
evening. Stationary temperature, northeasioriY
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

vestern week spd lover; mixed. NO. E1ast IA |;
Octofrr. E1sf1r: year, Az ff5<s; JasuAry,
tfNnf44o Oats signtfy fffner: -o0sksrD Nd
Western mixed. asaer. Rye steady ~ sl.ssr
Hoy quiet prime " cnoiso western, y6se1A 10.
Provisions fairly astiys snd nrmey, fssss port,
siAs5stld lard--sednef, ti<e Petroisum
bio. cargoes. fair. i5xsi5hc Sugar. opper-re-
fired steady Of i54sl51c. Whiskey dau al a.. Ns
sl.2S
CHICAGO.
Csrclae. September 2l--Ths cash Quotations
we're. flour nrm and umrhsngec. No. aspiring
wheat, 9tc no spring. Ss4c No. ROD, CSC.
No. 2 corn. tOyEc. No oats, I3sc, fork.
tiGf7k. Lard, 1000 ehyrt-Tibs dorsey. 80.
Dry ssltsd shoulders boxed, uncnangei short
clear tDoxodJ unchanged. wnisksy. tf.0 ia
gars--Cui-loaf. hhc.: granuiated. nc.
Tho leading flgaros ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
RALTImosE srock NARgnr
RICaMOap srpcx EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, No, scptepber ce-Yrglna G's,
consolidated. q. 10. I0.4ys, BY I; DO. new 3's,
o. BID today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
mAHasAt3ss.

BENEDICT PnIDDY. Married, September
| 10 1873 "A tho residence Of tie bri1e's m1uner,
Mrs. X. J. Benedict. by Koy. W. n tysns. FAN
| ME- b. BENEDICT ~ JAMES =. fhfDDh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
GRAIH AND corroE Excu.Has.
, RICHMOND. September "a. i3yA
oFeRRIS0s.

h1Cd1oHp, CoptcnlDpt 80 AJ,E
oEFgRIsGs.
WHRAT.-i7,Iss bushels.
CORH.--362 buskels>
OAFs.-2s0 bushels.
kYK.-3B busnek.
MRAL--55 bushels.
sALBs RsFosrED TO SECRETARY.
WUBAr.-Whfte. go bushels very good at si0l
Iopgberry. 500 tsehf Is tair 70 prime on private
terms; G7o0 bashets very good at fl02 400
bushels good At tl.0i: CSC Bushels god at a.;
10 bushels fair az nc. 100 bushels sommOn at
O2c Mixed, 60 oseileis prime on private forms ;
40 bpshels prime al tL02: so bushels worry good
afsi0i shOrtberry, as bushels very good on
private terms: 254 pashols very goOi at 81 al
bushels good az o.; - busnels good at SIC. !:
80 tusbes ;air a. e5c. 10 bushels fair az CSC.
Total sales Of wheat 1888 basaels
Offerings to-day Of wheat, IL, i6 bushels: same
day las year. 4.l5s bushels Sales to-day VI
Whoas. "A 35S bushels: saDie day last year, S,2es
bushels Offerings 50 far THIS Sc ason, 1854
bushels: same time last seaspn. f0l,2i bushels.
Extreme range Of prices to-day, DC 10 tlU2,
same day last year, Is 70 go.
Coks.-White. 36z bushels good az a5c.
kYL-54 bushels very good At a4c.
MEAL-50 bushels country boltet on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23

SATURDAY. Sepiem hor 22. 1874
sALEs-PIRsT BOAED.-si, 600 Virginia new % a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-23
DEATRi

nAyTDsON-Died, az ne rosifence of her
parents No. 1903 west Cary street, stpt"mpSr
81, Isss. al bro r. ~. ErliE IL W. daughter " g.
". aud s. l.. Davidson. aged nineteen m"p'he
The Lord giYoth snd the Lord tAkotA assJi
blessed DO the nome u tho lord .
Funeral from tho residence THIS sunday
AFTEkNOON az 2D o'ciOcf. frionds and &C
quslntances invited u attend.
GILMAE-Died, al tho residence Of her son.
fn-lav, Thomas II. BiunL in mo coumJ ~
Hanover, at 8 o'clock On mo mor+inx On
thu 18Th Of september. 1879. Mrs. FRANCES \.
GILMAN, In the eighty-sccuni yeaf VI hor ses'
widow 81 tho late John GILMAN.
& tue Christian VI the Methodist Church
Her busy hands are folded
tier work on earth Il done,
Her trials are all ended
her heavenly crown IS Won,
LYONS Died. 40 tho rcslfenee az Their -
rants. l0t Reservoir street, sAff aud MILE.
twin children % W. 3. and Mary 7. Ly0nf'--the
nrst-named on September Sih. aged twelve days.
and TO other seplsEDar IAN, ased seventeen
days.
baltimore papers please copy.
sIIDDERs.- az his resiieoce. No. vest
BroaI street on yesicr1sy ogouaBg az ave MN
utss ua.t I O'Clock, AIR. A. w. sLiDDElt-. Ia ne
thirty-elghih year - his ego ...
Funeral will take y ace frOn the hotr" liis
Sunday AFTERNOON at4 ccloek. Friends of
the family arc ilyltcd ~ atoHd.