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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Washington Notes.

DA hNAGAAAKA ~ Nt~ 49,
WASHINGTON, October 25.-Acting.Secre-
,,rv informed the Collector OK
Customs at san Francisco BY telegraph to-
,joy that the Chinese sailors arriving II
Tn,ted states vessels who were shipped IN
limited States ports Tor the round voyage
and who baye been continuously under TIE
limited States Gag are not covered by tue
Chinese exclusion act.
The President has modified the sentence
Of dismissal in the case OF L'eussnant-Colonei
George A. FORSYTH. Fourth cavalry, con-
Voted nv court-martial OF Duplicating his
nav aecounts, - as 10 provide for his susPen'
sion from rank aud duty Tor q term Of three
years OF bah pay.
The annual report OF Governor West Of
ITtsh. has besn made public. In The course
y, his remarks upon the Mormon question
The Governor saws Nothing can Justify toe
desnotism Of the Mormon political system 10
nsople who have known and appreciate Toe
blessings OF free government. The uhity OF
The Church and State ~ perfect and mdtsso-
luble. II h 5ssed upon complete aad 40
solute control Of the priesthood NieiaDS SUI
preme power, exercised AID yleloeo 10 as
~epsnzilbg immediately IRON Hoa IA ~,
things secular a. wall - tpuInn- tnS "oiu
OF The priesthood rs TO me neraous SYn-
mand Of God, cot only IN matters OF aItu
and morals. bat IN al civil, Political,
snd commercial afsiEs. THIS priesthood bot
c,sy yules the Church bat governs the Stale.
The governor says taas be has no religious
controversy wih the Morrison people WIN
nolyramy leil out Of Toe qneslion, ous be &c.
ssIar,s that the local efvtl governments unovr
me Msrmons Is that Of tho ancient Hebrews
Pendiaz a settlement Of the qltsstioa o. az
n,,ssug Ui.h mto tbs tEninn<ta oosaxaaz
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2 n TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBEg q, 1888
Not tew II tho leading tobacco men Of tho
West Maryland. Virginia. and North Carolina
remained over with Us Today, while most will
lcayo US by Monday We never saw a better
pleased set Of msu gathered together than our
Tobacco Exposition has Afforded, and II half tho
prsdictod bright future Of our next Exposition
Is 70 DO realized ws Will be indeed oyerrun with
visitors aud friends. Wa have seen tho big
check paid By Hessrs. 7. II. Mayo s. Brother
through hsssrs. Carr & Dictenson 20 Mr.. ".
COT Of shelbyytllo, KY, for his hogshead OF
Buriey sold az $50 perhundred, netting H.S1.%
Tho premium on 70 MAS 80 besidea-
The premium awards eates, and tho general
exhibition, with fessdug aud banaosting going
on. have not inierfered very much y1h regular
sales privately. for The cad Of tho week discloses
very lsrge sal0s Of cutters, inciudiDg ~ pack
ages Of nns ones to-day. Several hundred hogs
heads Of good % dno dpors and many Wrappers
and some scrap viii probably bring oer lato
salos up % zoo hOrsheaia. ths most Of which arc
for Immediate shipment within aad without ue
Sta.a. 70 Canada ard for export. This not only
relieves oar Wsreboussa bat also sdTaness tho
marzeL besides giving It t0ae and activity.
Large sales Of no 0essaE grades 2uss eventual
II. TOO, help me l0wer CRATES come.
Brsights from aho Ncst hOfo have adyanced.
Ocean freighi3 hasa ASP advanced and stu
snfpraeats from the West and New YORK and
Virginia have been large, greatly reducing tho
stocks concentrated IN tbe main maEkets for
this month. An q this is In fsger OF better
prices, aud meanwhile We can ses 90 improve
ment "a ths offerings o. the oev crop IN upsend
markets. We have had no new onorOa hero yet
The disposition Of the trade at largo s towards
Keeping down opening 2doos Of low frosted and
common grsdes. as It IS thought that such
must IA tho end DO hard sefsrB and
will lose money. Ihe problem Will however.
work itseu 0aE Prces In upland markets have.
however, opened mp pretty steep. Thcy have
I only new tobacco 70 rely upon, whereas central
tobblng msrksts IKE Richmond hold tho old
stock that must 10 primarily IN most salsble.
II " believed that al o. our manufacturers go
doing a good business ais month Export trade
has alsoincrsased
Tho ~msnufscturei tobacco awards are given
elsewhere.
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manufacturers sod iobbers, and a, cone.s.
s'ens 80 Tar gsincd have been directly Meme.
nsia 70 toein, while on the other hand. n q
s'a.mea, they have received no assigtsnce
AZ tee Minneapolis Convention An ex,,.
assessment Of sf per member was lcyIrd
upoh eaeh division, and While a msiorltv ~
vac sla'es have paid the sane or have ar.
ranged to DO SO Nirgtsia has declared her
lnaO'lly 70 30 90 owing 10 her financial con.
V'ton. What action will be taken bv the
Nsnonai Association IN this matter cannot
be Snowhu otil the Board Of Dlrecior. mesf
winch meeting Will occur AZ Chicago on "a.
turGay. December ist, next. Hist be boDed
however, thst an extrs effort will be m.5e "a
Pay Tue assessment, and an appeal ia made 10
tne d~elinguent members 10 pay up. The de.
ulsnds OF the suffering and needy find Quick
ie'ponse IN the warm and generous hear, Of
t,e I~Iayelhns'ipan, snd The question IL ask.
co. WIZ you not be equally alive TO YOUR
own oeneht, manufacturers. jobbers, and
commercial men, aud help make this s~ssocja.
Won zoe Rfandest and largest commercial or
gantZation In the worldp
~ "a' Unanimously decided TO defer fur
tnet actlon IN this matter until the next
meeting on the diyi.iOn.
After The Transaction OF other Important
business tue meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OcroBER Q. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

tr-. Dessh ortuts prominent Citi-
son uud 1Ieus0cr OF tno Masonic
~ArnAnrnllF.

r-. George j. stacy, the %wcll-bnown iur-
.f r. C.rI~. cied very Suddenly last night
..r o. u'eUcf at mis- TcsidCn0,, NO.. 4cb east
.-r. tr.,.. Ile was born IN Lincolnshire,
.r. ms. Il. tv-4cyen years ago. and win hls
N....I brofhsrs came 10 Ibis cltY 10 ISIS,
... long haO teen prominent VA business ana
circles HIS aiie was a Miss Turner,
I.rulua, wuO WtIh tWO SOus anu TWO
l'eu sIFylye hun.
I.r wot< or more, nt times, Mt. NiAcl
Implanted Of pain about The region OF
De-. rlraDb, aud bis sou charlie had earn
.i', bes1ugbt hin TO obtain medical hdF''e'
iu Hp fo.d no; tAat be was suucrus lIouh
.hlrr he had eaton aud tOat be felt sure
t.,u whit va, the matter with him ana
..ou Be on ugat again. lie was az
..o-. ou Moan etrtct near Twelfth, VII
M nd ve, tolorally well until lac went
.a~ G., eiuper. At h0sue about 4 O'Clock,
os, aelyed with DaroXyisms OF pain about
bowels. aad uDno q the remedies lried
ding relief Dpciors stone and 1aDer
s.r c,is-d ID and rave BIN their best alien
t.n but he continued O suileE greatly unul
flin "a short tine before death, which was
.f,a,hlg csuscd by abdoIniual neuralSia'
ne blow feli with crushing effect upou
.As seed father, Who had Just come down
efsm Amelia ou u visit, aud the wife aud
eaUdrcu. They wrrc altosether unPrepaTeu
Tor toe suddou end u theIr beloved one
Mr.. Stacy was aman % quiet and agreeable
manner and vas Widely known aud be-
owed. lie was q deacon OF the SeNtnlh-
street Chri.tan church, aud was an aeliNe
add earnest cduch-worker. lie belonged 10
"a Masonic lodle aud was The second o,lovt oI
DC CoumqndtN q ST. Andrew. lie was
also d member OF Acca Temple u the Mystic
ririne.
T,o hour o. the funeral has not yet been
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10 carry out the much mooted project Of
bringing Lfbby Prison 10 Chicago. Tho PR
son has been purchased from DIR DID. Bran
bic. Of C~gneinnati,IoI 81. 900. The directors
and come Of the stockholders OF The new as
ISOLATION left last evening Tor Rtcbmond.
where they will be Joined by Mr. HailoWell,
a welLknown Washington architect, who
win have charge Of moving the prison 10
Chicago"
TIE party win reach here tonight at 0
O'Clock on a special Pullmlr car attached to
the Louisville express over the Chesapeake
and Ohio route.
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corroH REpoGH
nAKKxrs By TELEGRAPH


FEW Yosx. October s7.-cottor quiet: salsa
III bales: yesterday, 20 bales; upisnds, , i3-lec;
OrleaoA 9lSI6c: net receipts At ali porte -
day. AGO Gales: exports~-tO Great Britain, i6,-
az baies; 70 the Continent 6.613 bsbee. stock.
b92.0i8 oales. southern ncur quiet. common 70
fair extra g.6Saf43 IS; Gscd 20 choice d. ~ "a
fsla Wheat iaAs. higher and very dull NO.
2 red. tll3s afi.l3N, elevator options closed
strong and ysc over yesterday, No 2 red. Octo-
Dor, clnaing AZ Sl.isN; November and Decem-
Der, NitHail5H. Corn irregular, closing
steady; 30. ? a9S asghc., elevator: options dun
and lover, ciosinE steady Octoter, 49So; NO
ossier; Options s,oaiy; october, 9s;
November. SrEc; December, 3iHe Hops
steady and quiet. CoTse-Opions closed
steady ana i5ae5 points up; October. si2S5a
$3.50: December. ~sI3gRSia2A sugar duh aad
nominal; reansd quiet and aurhaneed No
iesses nominal. Rice quiet COilon-eocd oil
nun. hosinduiL Bidss qJiet and easier. Wool
crm. Pork quist Beef unchanged AMI quiet
Beef hams s,ea4y. 1ierUed beet dun Cut
meas slow and unchanged Mlddlce quiet
Lard arEor and quiet: western steam, sS62k;
$3.50 bid Freighss sUrongeri cotton, eS2d;
grain, ikd.
Osrcaaa October g.-Tbo cssh quotations
we're: Flour quiet arm. aud higher. the mlllers
10 some Instances asking iJca3De. advance.
sprnR vhest ST. 5ahsi.i6. No. 3 spring Ehea,
o. aSl: No. Z rod. tLi5kasi.iA No : corn,
fo7sc. No. 3 oats, gisc. Mess-pOgk. tlAA
Lard, per 100. &i2N. ShOrt-rib ddeA lOose,
s7.ges97. 80; Dry-sslted shoulders bowed,
teaS %; seortclear, boxed, tAi2AatA Wits
a6eissdlns futures ranged As follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
DEATHS.

BuxTON-Ued, At Q a. II. Saturday. a. ms
resfdeuce OF her son dn-iaW. &. Il. Minor, . sest
Orsce stroeL NrA L. Z. BUXTON; ssodseyensy-
i've years.
2gth. a. "a A. Al.
MACKLIS-Died, October 2lth, Efter a long
ana painful Illness, AaOs hAChlIN. Ia no
fordsth year Of MS age.
ms fuastal will take place from no ktrt Afri-
can Baptlst church sUSDAY as O'Clock !. n
Friends of tko family are invited - attend.
PRIJOP.-pled. Friday. octObnr fstn,ei ffo5
=. N. ~ his restosco, 800 r erect. Hsnnoo
county. 6EOkGE ~. FRtLOf, Ia the Sky
seventh year Of kis age.
Funeral an tako place fryIn tho rosfeence
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON 81 30 ocloc1.
Friends and ecqaAlatsneos arc respectfully M
yited " attend.
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gcHMOND'S VOTERS.
yyItTs or Tts REGISTRATION WHICH
TooK 'LAeE YESTERDAY.
rrof the fsistrsrs Reported to Judge
Ntkinsbr Alleged Failure in the
Performance Of Duty.

Yacr6f The registrars 81 his city sat al
,s.lr paiplaccs TO give and record trans
,f.snl add the name Of new voters.
r,is nets were very active and their repre-.
.-.r, diligently sought cut and brought
izcus as needed % he rightly adj.
,...l The books The Democratic or.
.. r was worry good, and showed that
=, NJ capable chairman aud committee.
s,. iahhcans, too. were active. and
H. done during the dav reveals the
Iiacy axe conducting The campaign
f. ana system.
Atkins wss IN hts courtroom al
~ er aipcsls, bat only two cases, or
~~.rlrouus ~ eases, were brought 90 his
I.. lu one 10 was Represented by Mir.
isrd ttaf Mr.. j. e.. uanuan, one q
ell. irof-N ard registrars. had refused 20
r l|sasitrs prcseAlcd ~ tWo or three
..,Imru who stated That they were from
t.tt. precinct M Goochland county.
h'hlus boIuV unwilling 10 take the
,.l-l- lr.m ~, post, sent q uOtc % hun by
.I.ri notifying him 10 appear at The
r.- court 81 10 O'Clock tomorrow
...... IS zen the charge will be imycsti-
s,il icai Mr.. Naunan would not re-
l. ,.e transfers because, while all pur-
o.. fr hc iron tAe anne precinct. diGe-
rs, were siEued as registrar. thereby
.. ,usrlCi'C taat Toe transfers we're
t.r,ruin,-of gt least requiring % be ox.
.rU rlT 70 Was tic same precinct had
itta enc registrar.
br otlfT matter brought 70 the attention
la.- Atkins was that Of Mi. John Fin
rf. registrar 81 the Fourth precinct 10
.n Ward. who rad retnseo 10 register
ri.n Waiker, Ben. Dauicls, ind Zach.
,.r-. cleo, John Holmes. Msrshall
rrer. aud james II. Owens (all coloredl
whom carle O. Richmond from Peters
Mr.. Fyaoery was Of toe opinion
a, l1cf sbouid bring him Transfers. The
.rsu... however, Represented that lately
f.- lsl lefn q new registration IN Peters
10 which hey did not register. The
frsr. aut laYlug any Information on
.-nfirrl declined 10 register the men.
.. n.cg lnDeated % JUDGE Atkins. hr.
..IT Harrison came up 20 court % state
i-s. srd judge Atkins sent a note by
.r13fylug sir. Finnerly 10 appear at
to.mosrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
- ito case viii bee investigated.
To- 1ltcd States Supervis0r.-ouc
..0crst and % Republican were pres.
,. each precinct, but their duties were
r..
arccistrar was asked 10 send the Dis
t tho results Of tbc registration, but ia
r e.sts thc request WIS not compiled
fai hence Zoe following table. which
ie- everything that came ia up to MIDI
is not complete:
WtR.rAIL WARD.
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uARHGAGEa

LTrTLE-GREEs.-Narriod. az Gnee-sireot
Baptist church, ~ Rev. hr. Hutspnt on We'll
nesday. October "A. fsSA MIS- hOLLfE ". Lit
TLF. oI this city, 70 JosE{H II. GhkES. n. D.,
OF Decatur. Ga No cards
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. In WASH
fnRt0n. u. e., OctOber q HSS. ~ the hst.
Thomas q. Addison, Of trinity church, Mr.. Rus
SELL ECgE0RGH aud Miss CARRIE l. fOl~
LARD, Of King william county, Va
PHAUP-ROBERsON.-dsrrled. october p,
Iss8, By Rev. James Q Martin, NJ hkhhI
OF Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
LEGAL FIGHT
between a Province and n Rail-
rOnd.
ny telegraph to tho Dlspatcn.l


lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
WTNNTPEG, MAN, October 81 Ie7tor-
dav was spent IN @ legal bntile in the courts,
al the leading talent 80 the city being en-
gaped in fighting tine case. The arguments
had not concluded when m adjournment
was reached. out there Is ltile doubt, from
the observations -! Judge Avery during the
Progress Of she ease, that the Injunction WI
ic dissolved. The Government mas made
ful prenaraiieaS FOR t1ts contingency and has
a large foree OF special cOnstab.es aud yolun-
tocrs from different parts Of the province
proposed 10 rush 10 the scene aud lay The
tracks. In addition TO the local SOrce 400
nayyies working on the Northern Pacific are
reDorted TO be approaching here on r special
train. SytnTathy ccpiiaues % run constantly
in favor Of the Governments position. The
Canadian Pacific auihoridos declare they
wifi resist tho crOssiRg cvcn should the in
junction be dissolved. II they attempt re-
distance il Is Acknowledgement MartIu's III
teution % have Superintendent WHITE
aad ~ringleaders placed under arrest
Some people advocate that the Canadian
Pacific Company's property should
be taken possession Of and all traffic stopped
in order to ioree the company TO terms. The
struggle can't last much longer, aud the crisis
will soon be reached. as the Judge positively
refuses an enlargement OF the case. Opinions
throughout the province 20 To show that the
province is a unit against the Canadian Pa
cifc.
OTTAWA, ONT, October 27.-The Militia
Department to-day received intelligence from
Winnipeg to the effect that the Canadian
Pacific railway hsye notified the Magistrate
Of their intention to ask for the services OF
troops ut Portage IA Prairie should they be
required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Tnrn Them Back.

ny teIoEIHUu % lH' DI7VIIVDFI
san TRASCIsCO. October 2I.-The steamer
Arabic that arrived from China Yesterday
brought 40 Chinese. The Arabic II the
steamer which LEFT China with passengers
who were not aware OF the passage OF the
exclusion law. The customs officers VIII
endeavor to keep them Ignorant OF the fact
until after statements have been secured
from each In regard 10 bis place Of birth and
occupation, so rs 10 prevent any subsequent
attempt to secure llpding under the citizen
ship plea or the merchants plea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

recommends the appointment By Congress
a q COMMITTEES with full authority 10 make
D complete snd thorough Investigation OF Tue
civil as well as the religious eondinons here
iofere and nov prevailing In The Territory
Justice 70 the whole country, the Cover
nor SAWS, as well ~ 10 The Mormon and pom
Mormon people, requires such an investiga-
ton 10 La nnIn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
An American htsemer Captures.
fp-t ofoc-arb 70 tina nfsnnfch

WASHINGTON, ID. C., October 27.-Ssephen
Preston, the ulytleH Minister, has received
a cable from his Government announcing the
capture by the Haytieu man-Of-wsr Dessa-
Ines Of the American steamer Haytlen Re-
public while attempting 10 force a blockade
OF the irsurgent post Of ST. Mare, with rebel
troops, arms, and ammunition on board.
The vessel has been brought to Port au
Prince and her case referred % the Pre-
Court. The prisoners OF war and the crew
are @eIl treated by the authorities at Port
All princa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Hoo. Fitzhugb Lee, Richmond. va;
- nIn ~InNtfnttOn.

Mr.. y. Ezekiel has just come into the pos
session OF an invitation to n ball given at the
old city Hotel ION the site Of which now
stands the 81. C0arles) Wednesday evening,
hpnrusrv 10, 1Si1. IN aid Of the "lieorew
school fund OF the city Of Richmond Mr..
EzeAici and his cousin, Jacob Ezekiel. ESQ.,
row a resident OF Cincinnati, who Is al
present visiting Richmond, are the only sur
yiying members Of the Board OF Managers
which vas composed OF tweniy'one promi-
nent Hebrew Oitize, =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
rna color- tsr the CAdsis.

Hon. John S. Wise started out Yesterday
mornins to see the old cadets, solcitlns SUI
scriptious for a bandsome stan" VI a.
(. snb.cribed literally. and by 2 O'Clock ne
"a enoryb 10 order Ihe dag fiom Horst
,n"a & 90. An old cadets IN Richmond VINO
$50 20 contribute still have a chance 10 10
80 by applying 10 him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Nashville Races.
IRr tslerraph . 20 DIspalch.l

10y NcArkLaFA ~ wv bA'FeFAi
NASHVILLE, TENN., October 2I.-A fair
crowd witnessed the races to-day.
First rsce-six furl0ugs-Guilford won ;
Smart second, CasuIion third Time, l:23.
Second raco-dYs fuTiones-Alnenta won
McAurtrey second, Castiiion third. Time,
1:i0.
Third race-fge urlongs-BraYoura won;
Marco second, Fronie Louise third. Tine,
I:l0s.
Fourth Eace-one rule and seventy yards
Hector won; Ed. Mack second, Lottie Wdl
third. Time, I;56.
Firth race-uine sixteeuths OF a mile
AIlahe5ne won; joyful sscond, Brandolsrie
thifd. Time. Loo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
ooIouei Heirno 10 speak Monday
Night.

Colonel Richard +. Beirne wiz address toe
Democrats Of CLAY Ward, under inc auspices
Of the IrYing-liali Clnh, At ue "es'nsiu
Uonse corper Of Laurel md Csry streets,
,a-,norrov night at S o'clock. He Is = most
,t,~sctive and convincing speaker, ana lew
,,er on The stump are so clear aud elective
an Accusing Tue wage question. Colonel
Re,rne AZ electoF at large bss cahyassed every
."c,ion ~ the state aud has been greeted oy
Isrge ard enthusiastic audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
The Last Championship BaiI Game.
~ alor-anh n lha nLanAtchl

ST. LOUIS, October 1.-THE worlds Sc
rles between the New York and st. Louis
baseball clubs enGsd to-day in q wslk-0ver
for the 81. Louis. IL was OF s %farcical ma
lure. neither side making much effort TO play
ball. The "HaIl" WORLDS championship
cup. presented by Thomas b. Hall, Of New
York CITY, wss presented TO the Giants to-
night al The Grand Operl-House. Nat Good
win made the presentation speech. and Man
Ager Mulric, 10 behali Of the New York club.
received the cup. The New Yorks dIsband-
ed tonight, and tomorrow the season here
will close by an exhibition game with the
Browns. Score by innings:
~. Louis...... 1O5O5421 lis
New YOrks.... ....S l 0 0 . 0 0 , l.
Earned runs-St. Louis, 10; New Iorks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Tho mi,ltsrr FestIraL

The Walker Light Guards military iestE
val will continue at the First Regiment
Armory every night this week, the doors
opening at 8 O'Clock. Up 30 the present
time the affair has been q great success.
Among the attractions for the week are con-
cefts by ~Iardella's Band, dancing, and hot
srynr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
~, story To Appear an the
holiday H@rpsr's.

Mr.. William ". Arcbers o"sIxs -
maIs-a storv-wiu sppear in the holiday
nnmher Of Harper's Magazine. u VII DC ~
,oss,sted by A. b. Frost. HIS story Ls1LIs
wssSnIv winch appeared In The A,isnsic
Nonthly more than a year ago. received nv I.
ars,"s ard this latest production WIN 10
1880 torwsrd % with great interesI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

The John T.. Raymond Company, in SUP
port OF thst ~wellknown comedian George T.
Timer, IL booked at the Richmond Theatre
the first four nights otthis week. In Colonel
Mulberry Sellers" Monday and Tuesday,
"For Congress" wednesday, and sin
Paradise" rbursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
Linn tue Penman.

Th,. "a 10 be the pext piece pat on we
a.Aen,y boards. sud 10 u VIII appear .he
a AS' sIssmond ~iayorile. +. Q: s,1ss, ss's
81 O,u reserved seats viii open al ths sSs-S sases
n Turssay @orning al . O'Clock, aDd saas .s s.s
,ssIl he = lively demand ior them % ono Eau =
Ssabt who has ever seen I'M sap'''sss
Arnmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

AGOOD UPLAND FARM. adjoining ne above,
CONTAINING about 455 ACRES. one half Of which
r. Ia cultivation, Tia ha.anco good timber
FAIR, COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. with Gm-
ulo ou-hOusgA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
nonlAnrrr aAnauct.

by Ango-Americaa cable 70 the Dispateh.l
PAEIS October G.-A bzaQ1et wa gwen
tonight 10 General BozhBger. Eight hun
dred eoesn were TEesenI In a speech Tan
eral Bou.augfr dor1ded INC Governments re-
vision hii and declared 70 a. Insult and de-
fn,ance 70 puhbe 0piniOa. He was convinced
Of The ulitmatc success Of be w scheme.
The speech was mcca spPfSudfd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
ono Cent q Muo

This ia the rate st which the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company will sell tickets
10 persons coming to the Exposition on
"Norfolk and Portsmouth Day" the SOth,
aud "Colored Peoples Day" the Slst OF
this month. The programmes for both OF
these DAYS arc such as viii doubtless attract
large crowds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

Tho trial Of the three cases Of Charles Y.
straus, for. &c, vs.. Adolph Moonelis, hereto
fore reported, were concluded IN the Cty
Circuit Court yesterday, and the jury re-
turned yerdicts FOR the plaintiff aggregating
$50 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
BALTIMORE sToox MAsxSr.

BALTIMORE. Nd, October G-Yirelnia %consols,
81 assed; do. 1lt0s. So bid; DO. new 3s, 6ia65;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, S5a0O; Northern Con-
trail. 7ia16: Cincinnati. Washington aud Balti-
more ia, l004: consolidated gas bonds, lJ9.a
bid; sales at 100; DO. STOCK, 5la0Iss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28
ssr. eray I'm ExtreTnis.

The condition OF MIR. B. c. Gray gives no
bone Of recovery, and his family aud friends
are hourly expecting bis death. Within A
few days past he has been parslvzed down
one side, and he is only conscious at inter-
walls,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

I tllso precincts ABOVE M Whlch no
.s sre gwen The whites bear a ratio OF
..l l.u io one Co The blacks.
II .He few instances the figures given
n...-ef the number OF additions 10 the
lo.ls since the Nav election. but IN
-lI tie majority Of eases they IN dictate
ur t,a number listed yesterday. The
.a... I'D were entered prior to yesterday
. r.tcr1W whites.