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properly in conference. He had objected
10 the consideration Of the Senate reso-
luton because he considered II out OF
whack with the Constitution. The reso-
luton bad gone 10 the Committee on
Appropriations, which had reported back
an original resolution, which WAS sup
posed TO be in harmony with the Consti-
tuition, and that resolution the House
had passed.
Point OF order was overruled.
Mr.. Wheeler, of Alabama, hoped that
the report would be agreed 10. The
resolution was intended not only TO aid
the people Of the stricken dis
tricts, but TO protect all the people
OF the country, including the people OF
the State of Texas.
MIR. Dougberty, OF Florida, expressed
the thanks Of the people Of Florida for
the liberal spirit exhibited by Congress
in providing money for the handling OF
the scourge of yelow-fever.
The report was agreed 10.
Mr., Miliken, OF Maine, introduced
joint resolution granting a months extra
salary to the House and Senate en-
ployees The resolution provoked de-
bate. several members Directing 10 it.
Pending a vote the House, at l:j5,
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
First Train over the LynchburR ana
Durham RsiIFOnd-an Escape.

special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
LYycHBCRG, VA, October 1.-The
fret train on the Lynchburg and Dur
ham road to-day carried President OteY
aDd a large party, including members Of
the press, ~ far as Rustburg. twelve
miles from this city. The train was met
by large crowd OF people and great en-
thusiAsn prevailed. The train will run
regularly between this city and Bust
burg hereafter. The road Is being
pushed rapidly 10 Durham, \. O.. and
the company expects 10 have it cOmpleted
by Christmas.
The Fair opens tomorrow with pros
poets of a fine exhibition.
There will be reunion Of Exon
federate veterans on Thursday and a
large crowd IS expected 10 attend.
While the incoming through freight
train, with passenger attached.
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
was approaching the city tins morning
aud when about three miles above Bethel
Depot. rock 81 enormous size rolled
down the mountain so near 10 the track
TINT the entire train, consisting of thirty
cars. rubbed against it. When the pas
senger-coacb struck the rock the confu-
sion among the passengers was indie
scribsble. Hon John &. Carlisle, who
WINS IN ro'tie TO Washington, was thrown
from his seat, Int sustained no injury.
The Finance Committee of the City
Council about month ago advertised
FOR 427, 600 worth Of city bonds, and on
yesterday when 4 met to open the bids
It was found that only $50 worth had
Lecn ofernl
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK, October 2--ro-day has Dceu q
day of reaction ia stocks, although the net ro-
sur of the efforts put forth IN that direction n
measured by tue smallest fractions in most Of
tha lst Al buyera on tho late advance seemed
g. Re sellers today, aud there was feeling
among no bulls that the reaction Wa fully due;
therefore the entire local coutiDgent we're
rlnSed Tor time on the side OF lower prcos,
while London ami Chicago are credited with
NO raj "a cs OF long stock The recsnt wheat
ceal has loft many Of tho operators from CHI
cage without suEicient funds 20 meet their con-
tracts. AMI stocks we're thrown over Ia order 70
Keep themselves sf0aL Tho TcfuSel 81 the
Nickel Plete 20 advance east bound rates. The
iaiiurr % tne Traders Bank, eating N pas-
seneer rates by the Baltimore and ohio. and
some other minor matters had detrimental
eno,t apou bascrs aud traders but anOthor line
OF shorts, which, upon nu attempt % cover toward
the close. WAS The means Of Inducing material
rally On tho other hand The agreement % the
terms OF thu leaso oi the kSst Tennessee o The
Richmond sud ugnyille Vas the occasion OF rc-
uewed strength In hichm0pd an West Point
and East Tennessee Stoke. although under the
circumstances tue gains recorded were not large
New England was tho other feature OF Tho list,
and lod the decline throughout the day. luion
Pacific was one q the strong siocks, tut Us nuc-
tuatiols were small snd unimpOrtant 81 Paul
yielded iily D tha forenoon ami dccllnei
over poiat bat IL IA ii-d with she rest toward
the close, which WAS rather heavy. The day :
business amounted go 50 900 shares. The hnal
change are IN an ont toN cases 10 tho direction
Of lower figures, hut they are for fractional
amounts only. except Ia New England, which
declined ~. ueF cent
NEW YoHx, O,,ober s-Noon. Stocks weak
hrd unfc'ted. Money easy At lH2 Exchange
Long, $50; snort, i,le Governments Jun and
sfrr1v.
Rsenin7. -Ezchsnge aniek ssoAdy. and ea.y
money easy at 2ai Per cent sub lrvsslry bal
anres-Con, II eiht currency. tlrolo l0L
i!9: ~ per centa 10 stfte bonds Gull and
qfgaNV.
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Grau's Opera-Chsnge OF BAH for the
Matinee.

The "Queen's Lace Handkerchief -
has been attempted 10y the best opera
comique companies in this country, Uut
never with success. It Was written with
"a view to tnscm5icS aud spectacle, with
poor solo parts and strained comedy.
With such weak opera the Grau Com
psny was la evening at q sad disadyan-
tsCe and only proved effective IN the Sc
cond act, the gHais of which was finely
rendered.
To-day at the matinee by special re-
quest the melodiou5 "black Hussar y
Will he substituted Tor the " Haudker-
chief, and 1t is a wise move on the part
Of the management, for the "Hussar y
as sung by this company IS tuneiul and
entertaining.
Tonight for the first time m Rich
mond " llrmlnie the much talkcd.of
" frminie will be on the boards, and
. smooth production Is promised.
ciQnor Carlo Touani Is the efficient
conductor who has heretofore been unan-
nounccd to the public. To his efficient
work much praise is due.
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NORFOLK PgASur MARKET.

OCTOBER g. Narssf 1Iis. to-day Prime atc.;
extra prime, &c. fancy. o.. common IA
csc: aheucd. 24asc, factorJ, h9nfpickrd,
4ab4c Yesterday cl0teA thr pHanul yosr hui
f4ere Is large sto or hn.i. Reports rr""ifri
from ths ueanut- growing section slate mat no
Indications point o. not moro usu hair no rfup
OF last yoir. owing Q. tne sm4 roo a-rfN,0 and no
rains coming t0D late t0 noneut tnr ~rnp.
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The OLD Roman.



CoLUMBUs. ONO, October Ut seems
probable that Judge Thurman will issue
10 letter Of acceptance owing 10 his
speech Of acceptance 10 the notification
committee and the extended expression
Of his views in his speeches during the
campaign. The Judge has for long
time had in mind what he would say in
case be should write q letter, but his
time has been SO fully occupied it has
beenimpossible for him Oput it on paper.
While he has not stated that he would not
write a letter OF acceptance, Judge Thur
man has freqently remarked that he does
not see the necessity Of it. The state
ment Of an early publication Of such a
letter has been made several times, but
in no case has the Judge stated posi-
lively when it would be ready. Most Of
such statements have been made by
others Judge Thurman will leave for
Washington on Friday.
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FURTHER DAMAGE TO CROPS.

REPORTS to the Department of Agricul-
ture show that the frosts have done con-
siderable damage 10 the pea crop, which
is this year a large and important one.
Some observers report the damage to be
as much rs so per cent.
Some returns Of damage by the frost
are as follows: Winston, killing frost,
little tobacco uncut; Pittsboro', one
third Of crop Of tobacco cut and half OF
that DESTROYED Asheville, all tobacco
standing. about one third OF crop killed
bv extremely heavy frost Henderson,
tobacco in lowlands and exposed places
damaged.
The weather is again unfavorable.
Rain fell here to-day. 1t comes at
very uniavorable time, as so much cot
ton is open and very moment OF fair
weather is precious
OTHER NORTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
The negro John Num-. who 80 bru-
tally murdered Fisher Herndon at Dur
barn Saturday night, has been declared
an outlaw.
Bruner Il Allen, general merchants, at
Wadesboro', have assigned. Night before
last their safe was forced and 5000
taken nom it. This caused the assign
ment.
Frank W. Clark, general freight and
passenger agent OF the SeaboArd road,
has been appointed to the same position
as regards the Roanoke and Southern
road
Ex-Congressman W. II. Kitchen is
making things lively for Dockgy. DE
is forcing the latter 10 divide time with
him. Kitchen is the plainest-spoken
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RIcsMoED TOBACCO MARKET

OfrOhs k 2 ihS+
Tho frost has undoubtedly stimulated bughs.
aud as We expected tho finer grades have boon
ia largely increased demand 70 day Rnd yesor-
day. There Will DO many quiet sales mat buy
ors Won't have reported ior some time. We eau
SEQ no check on prices by holders advancing
prices yol, though doubtless 10 few days To
shall have u noto some roealos, which is almost
an inta.ublo sign Of alyaueng values.
4 good many upland visitors wore on Change
to-day-more with view u inspecaag the mar
ket than buying. We should not be- surprised
o. 500 upland men buying bore soon, which
would only be ia consonsnce with their opinions
Of the future advance suro 10 come now. Many
letters confirming the damage 10 tho crop were
received to-day.
Tho Exchange viii noi be open for salos to-
morrow H1J. but Thursday doors will be opened.
Buying seems " DO largely Tor western a.
counts.
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HANK FRtlurc.

|'N N"iNt Aiii ~ VIC iiaiNAN 'ilsl
CmCAGo. October 2-The Traders
Bank Of this city has failed. On apph-
cation of Ihomas Jallmau, Judge Shep-
pard this morning appointed Hugh Nc
Chesucy receiver OF the assets Of the
bank II is understood that the failure
results from the illness Of the president.
McChcsnev gave bond for $500, 900,
and was ordered 10 take charge Of all the
effects ihat brlOng to the bauk or are
held bv n IN trust The news was re-
coiycd with much surprise. The lIabili-
ties are nearly one million. In his pctI-
ton for "a receiver Mr.. 1alman SAWS that
the bank. which Us a private one, organ
lied under state laws, has done gen
er4l banking business that Joseph Rot
ter has been president. and the petit
toner cashier for ten years The capital
stock is 500, OO, divided into 1000
shares. az which Huttcr holds ], 800 and
Iaman 500 There were no other SHIRE
holders The assets he places nominally
~ e993.3SG, consisting of cash and bills
receivable The trouble is that the great
portion of this is not available and can
not be used tcalily 10 assist the bank
under its OH management The debts
arc mostly 60 small dcpositors IN this city
aul IN the farming districts and towns Of
Northern Illinois. The bank Was origi-
nolly organized in frecport, ILL.,, aud
Was subsequently removed to this city,
bringing IT'S country trade With II IT is
not believed that tie failure will affect
auv other bank or individual Of any
considerable financial standing.
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Jerome-Psrk Races.

Ivy lrltkfHpu TOD iuN ilnNHt'iLl
New YORK, October The fall meet
ing Of the American Jockey Club, Je-
rome Park, opened 10 day.
First racc-dssh of FIVE eighths Of n
miIe-Mclaughlin rode Sam Harper TO
victory in one minute and one quarter of
q second. thus beating the record by a
quarter Of a second; Swift second, Gil
max third.
Second race-threo quarters Of a
mile-,limi Gilly) won; hcy-Day Sc
cond, Inyorcauld colt third. Time,
lis.
Third roce-ono and three quarters
miles-Prnce Royal Won Tea-Tray Sc
cond. Iarchmout third. Time, 2:lO1.
Fourth race-one and one eighth
miles Frcnzi won Favor second. No
pthers started. Time, 2:03l.
' Fifth race, 400 yards-Ovid won +;
Bees second, Bnner-Bearer third. Time,
1:22l.
Sixth race-one mile-Pontico won !;
Laftte second, Osceola thud. Time,
1:f7. Muu4ls PAID l75.
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DECATUR, Ala, October Pour
new cases are reported and two others
are thought to be yellow-ieyer. Eigh-
teen cases are now under treatment.
Among the number Of cases IS Captain
j. b. Stewart, who returned yesterday
from Hanceville, where he attended his
son, who died Sunday evening. The
majority Of cases on hand now arc col
.raH
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BECOMES y Lord.

rBy Anglo-Ameriean cable to the Dispatoh.l
LosDoS, October 2.-By the death OF
his brother Lord Sackville- West, the
British Minister TO Washington, becomes
Lord Sackville and peer OF the realm.
The late nobleman was also a brother to
the Earl of Delaware, the Countess Of
Derby, and the Countess OF Bedford.
Although his peerage was specially
created for him, he played no part in
public affairs, but he'd several merely
ornamental posts 81 cours. He held the
position Of extra lord in waiting when he
died.
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An Iudiau Murderer Caught


ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ, October ?. Two
wears ago a party of ten men started
from here on q prospecting tour. Near
Fort Apache, Arizona, they were am
pushed by an Apache Indian Of the san
Carlos tribe who shot and killed several
of tho men and robbed their camp. The
other mon escaped. A reward Of g. 600
Was offered hy the Government for the
capture of the la ing Indian, dead or
alive. "Wednesday 'ast hall breed was
In the mountains near Fort Apache,
when he discovered the Indians retreat
ldheral,y dosing him with whiskey. ne
got him in s,upeEed condition and then
handed him over 10 tho military au
thoritias at Fort Apache This IS the
third time within two years that he has
been captured. Each previous time he
has managed TO escape, and this time e1-
ira precautions were taken. The prison
er was brought TO this city yesterday on
tho way to Fort Mcdowell.
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=
PANAMA. October 2 "A terrible explo-
sion occurred on board large iron mud
carrying steamer, the No. Chaloupe, in
Aspinwall, on September 18th. The
steamer had just been repaired. and she
started on her trial trip, having on
board, in addition TO her crew. Mr..
Groner. the master mechanic Of the
Panama Railroad Company. and Hugh
Graham and Andrew Nc lutyre, the lat
ter having recently been the captain OF
the huge American dredge City Of Paris.
On board there were eight souls in all.
counting SIX gentlemen and two laborers.
Suddenly the safety-vslve blew out, and,
although every effort was made to pre-
vent an explosion, that which followed
caused the loss Of six lives, the destruc-
ton Of the vessel itself. that Of another
steamer in the vicinity, while an iron
lighter near by was cut il two as If by a
knife.
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,hnritnhIn LittIe wtssea.

-Four little cirls-Misses Susie, Alice.
and Baby Lear, AMI Alice McPhail --
held "a lawn party on Church Hill night
before last, and Yesterday afternoon two
Of the bright little misses brought the
proceeds (5l0.5j) to the Dispatch Office
to be forwarded to the yellow-feyer sui-
fercrs. The money was turned over to
Mayor Hyson, and will be sent where
be thinks It il most needed. This is in
deed gEeet charity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

BRUFFY. -nie5, October e. is9s a. ne fosi-
denc1 Ol his parenis. 80. Ia north Seventeenth
street. Willie d.. ron ~ A. r. ana n. >. Hfuny.
agod Elk years seven lnontls AM to iayA
4 precious ore from one hos gone.
yDioc Ho loved Dr. rfilied
A p.ecs Is ~ ant in Our mono
Wnlch never can D. O lei
God in Its wisdom has recalled
Tie boon iiia love hsi given.
AMI though o. DDiy siuiu beers hefe,
Inc soul 70 safe ia licaye1
FRAsCK.-Disd. az his ro-idercs No. ~ oast
Broad street Tuesday morning. ootOnor 3, i,,,,
T. W. r. FKANCk. aged siziy uine yeArs.
His funeral will take place from tine German
Evangelical Lutheran riarrh, oorn@f rikh hnl
Gay streets. THl3 ,Nedu~s'isyI AfIEkNOON
al 3o'clocs. Irerfs 4Gl acIgalli-hccs ins4tsi
,oaftond.
GRANT. Died. October p l@s, CARRIE
GRANT. only ehld0 f \. and Carrie v. Grant.
a. Tie seg0ath yo1r ~ nor age.
The funeral AL fato iIare from isr fa'hef F,
residence. ~. 800 south iieser,0ir street hl'
(HslueslayI AZ EHNnON a. q ociOck. tficpia
Of thc family arc iAUiol " attend
GREEN.-Died. a. the residence of hi- brother
iD-iaw. D. T.. Butler. lC3 east hain sirrsL Ocio~
Tor -, ~ 40 a. 81. JOHN ,. GkEkN. ia lhs
tnirty-sixtA year " hi Aso-
"safo ia ghe arms - jesus"
Funeral az tho above u'siieure WkDSkS-
DAY, october 8. l1'o, a. 800 =. ". frnhlh ali
aoqusiniances are respectfully invited 10 A.
TEND
GrDE Died, az Newport Moss Va, Ortyoer
e. l.sS, WALTER. sou " John j. ana Gagsio
Oute; aged six years
Ihs funeral siii take pi@ce tom NE ChasA-
peake and ohio depot a. 1885 4. u. WHDS KS-
DAY. October 81. Friends aad relatives are IL
VllDd W attend.
kAkTiS-ffad. sunday morning atf8 north
~ 4 u A ..g
ter % James W. and Jessie Z. MARTA; aged 80
months aud twelve days
TBOKNTOS.- ded, October !. isss LuC1
CONWAY THOkNtON. infant dsagbler u n.
A. Z. tnosnton and Lucy &. Th0rut0u.
The fuaeEAi sill take plaee from the rositehco
Of her parents, Oakins ham. henrio0 Coaniy. "a.
o. o'clock r. n. hkDA EbDkl, OcooD3r 5 l,.A
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NerIndu.iris.tn.he south.
IN 1879 % .hs DlspA.ch.l

TNy IoTeEFapl % DO Ulspa7ch-l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 2. Re
ports to the 1radesiaaH show that
larger number Of new industries we're es-
tabhshed in the South during the three
midsummer months ended September
seth than during either Of the two pre-
vious quarters Of 1855. Among these
were 80 cotton and woollen mills. -
electric.hght works, 40 hour and grist
mills, 81 foundres and machine-shops, ID
furnaces, - ice-factories, and l56 wood
working establishments.
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Youthful BorEia on Trial.

CHICAGO, October minnie Krate-
zenberg, the thirteen-year-old girl who
attempted to kill her mother and bro
theirs and sisters 10y putting poison in
the food, was arrsigned in police court
this morning. She confessed her guilt.
Mrs. Snyder. the woman who The girl
says told her to do the act, was also on
trial She denied her guilt Both We're
held for the grand Jury,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

Richmond William L. Coleman and
wife to Leroy T.. Brown, 20 feet on Cary
street near Linden. 5000; Charles H.
Denoon 10 John Stuart, p feet on Third
street between Denny and Louisiana,
SO James b. Pace and wife 10 George
". FuIler. % feet on Taylor street near
Randolph, $50; Winfield Lipscomb
and wife TO Mrs. Sarah +. Jones, q feet
on Marshall street between Graham aud
Hancock, $500: Claiborne Watkins
md wife to Myrtle Ii. Robertson (wlie
of William $. Rohertson), 30 feet on
Park avenue, $1,000.
Hcnrco: W. O, knight to James
Smith, acres, $50.
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CommissiOner Elected.

WAsHINGroN, October 2.-Ihe South
ern Railway and Steamship Association
held a Meeting in this city tonight aud
elected 7. II. Carter, Of Richmond, COM
missioner Of the association to succeed
T. NJ. r. Talcott. resigned, and j. Il.
Ogden, Of Knoxville, Tenn, member
OF the Board Of Arbitration in place Of
Horta-
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epidemic appears to be growing. AT st.
Luke's Hospital there are thirty-eight
cases. many of them serious, including
one of the nurses, and stSt. Mary's there
are about thirty-eight cssee, OF which
some are serious. while numbers Of iso-
lated cases are thickly scattered around
the city. A number OF deaths have occur
red. The Duluth Chamber of Commerce
has requested the immediate presence of
DIR. Hewitt, Of Red Wing, in the city to
examine the sanitary condition of the
citv
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baseball Yesterday.

i'f ~
Washington:
Washinetons -. 8 31O1O O-s
indianapolis Il 0 0 . 0 0 o o.
-Washnetons. 10; Indian
apohs, 3. Errors Wa,hiDetons, 4; In
dianapolis, .. Batteries Whitney and
Mack Burdick and Buckley.
Philadclphla:
Philadelphias. u 2 OF l 90 2 0-6
Pittsburghs. .....O o o 0 o. %
Base-hits -philadelphias. 9; Pitts
burghs. g. Errors philadelphios, l;
Pittsburgbs, r. Bstteries-Ca Casey and
Hailman Calvin anl 5liller.
New York
New Yorks. .....0 90 0 l 0 0 As
Dctroits. 0 o o 0 10
Base-hits-Nev Yorks, s; Detroits, 6.
Errors New Yorks. >; Detroiis. ..
Batteues-Geor2e and Brown; Cru
Der and Camel.
Boston:
Two games we're appointed for to-day
between Chicago and Boston mines, but
owing 10 the ram tho first game WAS
called at the end OF the seventh inning
ami the second game postponed.
B0st0us ............O % ] % o o o.
Chicagos. o o q o , %
observation-disclosures b; Cbicasos, 6.
Errors Bost0ns, Cbicagos, l.. Bat
teres- Madden and Tate Dryer and
Flint.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. 2OOOOOO-3
Iouivllos......1 0 o % 0 o o o.
Basc-hii8-C iucinuats, 6 ; LouisvIlles,
3. lrr0rs-C iucnnats, Louisvillcs,
J. Batteries Nullauo ana Baldwin
Hecker and Cooh.
ST. Louis:
81. Iouis. O1OOO2O 3-S
Kansas City 90 1000 ] 90 o.
hits-St LOUIS, II Kansas City,
4. Errors ST. Louis , Kansas City, 4.
Batteries -Doylin and Boyle; Hoffman
and Daniels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

higher; iovard-ssrees western super, t3isa
1910: DO extra. Slg1atss5; DO family f475s
$3.50: City mills super. o. sSes3s 70; d.. extra.
"a. 90af425: DO. Rio brsnis, n 75a,S 20. Patap-so
enperintiys patent. $40. do. family. WIA
Wheat--Soufhern stiff. Fuitk, fL0tafi.iO; Long
berry. 81 Gasi. 10. uos,ero iTrcgulnr and hiKher:
No winter red. sp1t. D.02h sfl14: October.
fl0ssfL024: Decembor. 81 06sat0ok. Corn
Southern firm; white. Ta.Sc yellow, 'taijc.;
western quiet; mixed. srok. 6iHc. bli ortoDer,
Bike. bid; yea, tjkG; January. SfsNac
Oats nrrn: southern eod Pennsy.yanlA Slsstc;
western white. siaf8s.. western MIXED. @,a5lc
Rye steady AZ e3aGtc. Hay steaiy; prime %
choice western. SIS 50ati6 Provisions 1rIn. Hess-
pork $40. Larf-kcnned. tll7b. Butter quies
western. packed, I9si4c.: creamery, haSic.
Eggs firm AZ Ha1ic Petroleum steady; refnof.
nc. Coffee frm; kio cargOes. fair, i5ssi34c.
Sugar dun and easy, A s0ft. 7itc.. copper-re-
insd active And nrm ieslsAc Whiskey steady
~ fL1AfiS
CHICAGO
ORrckao. Ocsober L--The cash quotations ysrs :
Flour frn. some holders ssSng higher rates.
No spring wheat fi.fts aflW4: No rel.
tiO5kstLo5s. No corn, i3i,c. No. 2Osis. z, %.
Moss FORK, ti6 Lard. fii.Nh. shocifih-, - N
shoulders, s%62t as %, ehori-clsar sides, - "a
$40 Whiskey, siM
The leading failures rnngei ~ follows
QDentaI n yAsf. gissfzg
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Elre Alarm.

An alarm OF fire was given at PAT
O'Clock Yesterday morning from Box ~,
~ the cornerof Clay and Gllmer streets.
The department, upon responding,
found the fire was in the basement Of a
vacant house at 7U4 west Broad street,
owned by Leopold Spies, II WAS caused
by the burning Of lot Of rubbish III the
basement, and being quickly extin-
guished the damage was slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-03

The Grand Master Of Masous in Yir-
GINA received Yesterday telegram from
Washington informing him that Hon.
v. q. h. Breckenridge. OF Kentucky,
had accepted the invitation TO deliver the
address upon the occasion OF the laying
OF The cornerstone of the Masonic
Temple soon to be- erected IN this city.
The day fixed for the ceremonies Is the
18th OF November Dir. Breckinrldge
is said to be bright Mason